Amusements shoot the works at Campbell Park and state
The page previews Ben Bernie with Yack Oakie Dorothy Dell and a cast including Roscoe Karns Alison Skipworth and William Frawley. The broken-down ride-show plot centers on Oakie reforming for Dell amid musical numbers by Bernie. Also listed are theater parodies with Barrymore Lombard Frinks MacMahon Kibbee and Urban at the Pavilion and municipal band at Campbell Park.
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Ben Bernie
Yack Oakie
Dorothy Dell
Arline Judge
Alison Skipworth
Rescoe Karns
William Frawley
Oakie
Karns
Judge
Blue Ribbon
HURON
John Barrymore
Carole Lombard
Connolly
Roscoe
Strikers Defiant as Troops Seal Strike HQ at Fair Grounds
Last night strikers defied authorities without a permit as troops surrounded a former garage used as their headquarters. Vincent Dunne and Mose Bork, among strike leaders, were among those arrested or driven out as a death toll from July 20 rose with two more pickets dying in hospital.
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Fair Grounds
Vincent Dunne
Mose Bork
Plan To Build Up New Cattle Herds
Washington officials of the drought relief administration discussed a plan to use pure bred cattle from drought areas as foundation stock for beef and dairy herds. Dr. E W Sheets said the aim includes culling inferior animals to improve national cattle quality and using breeding stock instead of slaughtering for beef. Details emerged at a continuing conference begun Monday.
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Washington
Drought Relief Administration
E. W. Sheets
Drought Relief Service
Capitol Postoffice Robbery by Smoking Swarthy Bandit
Postal inspectors chase a daylight robbery at the House of Representatives post office in Washington. A masked, foreign accented bandit demanded cash, took $300 from the drawer and fled after disabling phones, leaving the clerk Donald Stuckey injured by a poke with a gun. The safe reportedly held $706. Police pursuit delayed by cut wires.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Donald Stuckey
Stuckey
House
Austria Faces Nazi Links In Dollfuss Crisis
Austrian leaders blame Germany for the failed putsch against Chancellor Dollfuss. Witness Winkler says heimwehr plotted with Nazis to topple the regime, with meetings abroad and plans for civil conflict. Planeta and Holzweber were executed. Dollfuss’s death was followed by public sentiments and religious rituals for the condemned.
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Sputsch
Dollfuss
Heimwehr
Dollfuss Regime.” Winkler
Germany
Adam
Franz Heel
Passau
Linz
Dellfuss
Planeta
Holzweber
Planetta
Piano Jetta
Brantford man claims device to make rain
Brantford Ontario August 1 Frank Clark claims to have spent 15 years building a device that draws moisture from the sky and, after four hours of operation, produced a storm. He says the rainmaker rests in his closet and could be expanded to television weather control. He asserts he built it alone in his spare time and that one device could affect North America.
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Brantford
Clark
Mr. Clark
North American
Farm Program Fees Are Hit
Washington August 1 Rexford Tugwell administration agricultural planner criticizes opponents of the farm program as obscurantists who use a drought to discredit the program. He denounces joy at farmers suffering and says the United States has organized to meet economic problems without reliance on past profiteers.
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Washington
Rexford G. Tugwell
Administration
Tugwell
United States
Old Furniture Donation Call From Veterans of Foreign Wars
Buchanan chairs the Old Furniture Committee of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Huron S D invites donors with usable furniture to contact the organization. Phone 440 P O Box 1315 offers donation pickup or guidance for giving to the needy. Nama
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C. Be, Buchanan
Veterans of Foreign Wars
P.O
Huron
Tugwell Defends Production Controls Amid Agrarian Tensions
Tugwell argued that demoratization and new dividend ideas threaten social insurance for agriculture, insisting farmers face the will of speculators amid confusion. He said production control methods were designed to adapt and could be modified as industry shifted toward an economy of abundance.
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Tugwell
Parking Violators Appear In Court
Two more violators of the 90 minute parking ordinance appeared in Municipal Court for fines of 20 dollars each. Others charged yesterday faced similar fines, with A M Maske and J L Reist among those who pleaded, were found guilty, or entered pleas. City Attorney Sauer and marshal’s officer represented the city in all cases. Federal officials said seven men were arrested in an alleged moonshine syndicate operating on five farms near Utica Lesterville. Barker was brought before U S commissioner Vaughn at Yankton on conspiracy to violate liquor tax law, with preliminary hearing set for August 6. he is free on recognizance pending that time.
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Steffen
Gerald Thompson
R. Crawford
Colto
Warry Snyder
R. A. Stratton
A. M. Maske
Crawford
J. L. Reis
Reiss
J.P. Sauer
Utica-Lesterville
Barker
F. S. Vaughn
U. S
Yankton
Seventh arrest reported in Yankton SIOUX FALLS
Aug. 1 report from Yankton cites 4-Cus Barker of near Utica being arrested by Deputy U.S. Marshal J. B. Johnson. Announcement came today at the U.S. marshals office.
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Yankton Sioux Falls
Cus Barker
Utica
J. BR. Johnson
United States
U.S
Drought Spreads Through Southern Iowa Report
Federal meteorologist Charles D. Reed warns in his weekly bulletin that drought is spreading in southern Iowa. Corn, except in favored areas, will fail to produce ears and fodder will be scarce. Soybeans are dying and being harvested early. Livestock feed shortages drive premature hog killings in some sections.
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Iowa
Charles D. Reed
Reed
Initals Admitted At The Initals Admits And Dismissals
A list of patient admissions and dismissals includes Helen Hageman Banerit and others admitted for minor surgical and medical reasons in Huron with several minors listed. Dismissals include Viola Gross Deora Dirksen A J Richardson and others from Huron and Wolsey.
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Helen Hageman
Banerit
Surgical
William Gill
Huron
Gladys
Leona
Bernard
Leonard Feters
Wessington
Orville
Verl French
Viola Gross
A. la
Volesky
Deora Dirksen
Banscroft
A. J. Richardson
Albert Koester
Wolsey
Leonard Miller
Coal Mine Audit Ordered After State Inquiry
Governor Torr y Berry announced that a state audit of coal mining operations was ordered to be completed within days. The inquiry by the state division of accounts will examine the operations dating back to the state’s coal mining involvement.
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Puerre
Torry Berry
Lyhe
Jago
Gages Live for 1400 Years Blood Temperature Claim
A fragment suggests a claim about Gages living for 1400 years and mentions blood temperature as a factor. The text is unclear and lacks verifiable context or corroborating details.
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HURGN
Lads
Huron Theatre
Arly
Col
Elmer Me~ Devitt
Floyd B. Olson
John Belot
Henry Ness
City Locks
Capitol Postoffice
Claims
Darling
Ness
Evlers Furriers
Unincorporated
Entral Dakotas
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