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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1934
Page
5
Rex Bell stars in The Man from Arizona as he battles a violent gang while his partner is used as a shield. A Spanish girl adds romance as action and suspense unfold with hand to hand fights and a gold wagon rescue.
July 1901 saw unprecedented heat across a wide area, with temperatures breaking records for the first time in over six decades. Weather expert J B Kinser notes the streak of extreme days lasting throughout the month, surpassing all prior monthly highs since records began.
Radio feature outlines CBS dance around the world next month with 30 minute broadcasts from multiple spots. Each country to contribute one dance number representing its native tunes. The Sept. 8 program aims to visit many locales as time allows and include stops at various stations and orchestras. Later schedule notes list programs on WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WIZ NBC with performances, talks, and musical guests.
Hollywood reports a renewed closeness at Pickfair after 14 months apart. Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks met four times in two days, dined together, and left hints of an upcoming joint statement while avoiding details of their private life.
The War Department awarded eight contracts totaling about 4396 845.65 for dike and revetment work between Omaha and White Cloud Kansas to create a permanent nine foot navigation channel from the Missouri River mouth at St Louis to Sioux City Iowa. The $15.6 million public works allotment funds will cover the Missouri river project expected to finish in 1938, aiding Missouri Kansas and Nebraska counties along the river.
William Lambs truck was badly damaged when a car failed to pass around the stalled vehicle. Lamb was returning from Huron with a load of ice when the accident occurred. The oil flow halted operations and the side of the truck was torn off in the collision.
The final remnant of the $5 500,000 fire that swept Atlanta in 1917 has been removed, leaving no other structures as they rebuild after the destruction of 1938 buildings.
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