Amusements in Huron features 1930s film slate
In Huron tomorrow only the bill includes Jack Haley and Rochelle Hudson in She Had to Eat a romp about a country youth with a pet rabbit named Cactus. The film pits him against a crafty hunter and a murderous gang as he escapes on a private train, then reunites with romance. Also playing Saratoga and Midnight Madonna with stars Jean Harlow Clark Gable Una Merkel.
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Jack Haley
Rochelle Hudson
Arthur Treacher
Eugene Paliette
Huron Theater
Haley
Cactus
Pal- Jette
Treacher
Jack
Rachelle
Saratoga
Jean Harlow
Clark Gable
Lionel Buerymore
Una Merkel
Frank Morgan
Filzhis
Mady Carell
Kitty Clancy
Warren William
Robert Baldwin
Rest in Radimoland radio feature notes pigeons and roanoke delay
NBC and CBS networks report on radio wave effects from WENR and WSXF Downers Grove tests on carrier pigeons with mixed results. The piece also lists a dense broadcast schedule from NBC CBS and local stations, including Virginia Dare anniversary events and Roosevelt address slated for Roanoke Island NC.
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C. E. Butterfield
Associated Press
New York
WENR
WSXF
Downers’ Grove
NBC
Chicago
Roanoke Island
N. C
Wabc-Cbs
Wdjz
WIZ
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
the Supreme Council
Knights of Columbus
San Anonio
Tex
Wabccbs
Homer T. Bone
Uncle Bam
WEAVF
Johnny and
Russ Morgan
Jimmie Fidler
Hollywood
Reggie Childs Occhestra
Helen Menken
Blue Velvet
Pete Cavallo
Brad
al Pesaree
Rob Hood
Marvin Fredericks
WJZ
Roosevelt
Virginia Dare
Roweky Island
WEAF
Ben Alexander
Allen Prescott
WABC
CBS
J. S. Seidman
Ann Org
Alabama Polytechnic
One Man's Family
Wayne King
Orchestra
W. O'Keefe
Town Hall
Alistair Cooke
London
Ed le Baron
Amos ‘N' Andy
Paul Sabin
Miz
Barney Rapp
Paul’ Whiteman
F. Henderson
Xén Murray
Oswald
Frank Parker
Jessica Dragonette
Gang Busters
Ray Block
Andre Baruch
Tommy Dorsey
Roger Pryor
Geo. Hamilton
F. Masters
Wal-Bart Yardley
TLC
Izs Tak
Berlin
GSP
GSO
PCJ
Netherlands
Happy Pro
VSRC
Caracas
Equatorial
Santiago
Chile
TPA
Paris
GSG
Gsi
GSB
Wdldiecombe
J. P. Ciro Cirk Aw
Bob Lyons
Masked mob fatally harms man near Covington
The 35 year old Albert Gooden, accused slayer of Marshal Chester Doyle, was abducted by six masked men from Sheriff Vaughan's vehicle near Covington Tennessee. He was beaten, dragged, and shot multiple times, later found submerged with bullet wounds under a highway bridge six hours after the abduction. Investigators reported handcuffs on his wrists and unclear motive.
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Covington
Tenn
Here
Albert Gooden
W. J. Vaughan
Memphis
Gooden
Chester Doyle
Mason, Tenn
Vaughan
Hand
W. W. Pickens
J. T. Scott
Brighton
Mason
Nations Unite In Polar Hunt
Fairbanks Alaska August 17 P Aviators from the United States Russia and Canada gathered to search the Arctic wastes after six Russian transpolar fliers vanished last Friday. A storm grounded planes including Jimmy Mattern while Bob Randall Zadkoff and the Krassin crew prepared to continue the lift with de-icer equipped ships and extra fuel. Radio chatter hinted the missing transport might have landed on an ice floe as the teams work from Aklavik Markovo and Cape Schmidt toward Alaska. Meanwhile a Ladies Aid meeting at the hall featured 4-H demonstrations by Maxine Nelson and Phyllis Grotta and a luncheon served by local hosts.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Aus
Arctic
Jimmy Mattern
Siberia
Sigismund Levaneffsky
Moscow
Mattern
Aklavik
Northwest Territory
Bob Randall
Arctic Ocean
Washington
Edmonton
Alta
Markovo
Anadir
Zadkoff
Cape Wellen
Siberian
Jeebreaker Krassin
Cape Schmidt
Keep Em Wed Is Pastor's Problem
Dr. W. A. McKeever of Oklahoma City's lovers church outlines a three point program to help couples stay married. He aims to teach quarrel conciliations, tolerance of eccentricities, and ways to avoid divorce. He notes many marriages fail from fault finding and incompatibility and stresses no easy fix.
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Oklahoma City
W. A. McKeever
Convicts Escaped Then Found by Sheriff Near Rail Underpass
Sylvania Georgia August 17 Sheriff H Q Carr pursued two escaping convicts after being alerted at Sceven County chain gang. He flagged a nearby freight train near an underpass, searched the cars and located the convicts, ending the chase.
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Sylvania
H. Q. Carr
Sceven
Iyang
Discordant couples seek guidance at church program
Dr McKeever plans fall sessions to aid unmarried persons as the church, now in recording, continues to bring couples together though none have married. He notes the program faces challenges and urges continued effort amid concerns about cure and commitment.
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McKeever
Amid
Senator Black's Son Taken To Johns Hopkins Hospital
Washington officials say Senator Black of Alabama took his 13 year old son Sterling to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore yesterday for a physical examination. The senator is reported in excellent health and did not consult physicians.
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Washington
Senator Black
Alabama
Sterling
Johns Hopking Hospital
Baltimore
Black
Mallon on looming British rearmament and dictatorship collapse
The writer notes two likely outcomes shaping events: a dictatorship's downfall or Britain’s arms buildup enabling tougher action within two to three years. He observes signs of intense wartime mobilization in England with naval air activity, factories operating around the clock, and labor shortages as munitions demand rises.
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England
Southampton
Yorkshire
Stratford
Americans in London Predict U S As World Leader
An American guest in London notes British view of looming European crises, argues inflation will strain tax revenues, and asserts the United States is already the major world power. He observes British living standards, consumer ties to American brands, and optimism about a proffered London Washington agreement by year’s end.
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Germany
Italy
Hera. Ee
England
United States
European View of the Gold Question Noted by British Leaders
Paul Maton continues a three part series commenting on the European scene. The British statesmen show less interest in the gold question than in Washington as the next article will appear in The Evening Baronite soon.
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Washington
Paul Maton
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