Four Daughters lighting up Huron over long weekend
Huron theatre lines up Four Daughters for a long weekend engagement starting tomorrow. The Priscilla Lane led family drama features music, wit, tenderness and ambition with a rising conductor romance and a note of tragedy. Also showing Valley of the Giants and In Old Mexico from State listings.
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Huron Theatre
Deanna Durbin
Priscilla Lane
Lane
Gale Page
Priscilla
Claude
Rains
May Robson
Jeffry Lyn
Dick Foran
Frank McHugh
John Garfield
Huron
Wayne Morris
Claire ‘Trevor
Charles Bickford
Redwood Country
Cass
Old Mexico
Hopalong Cassidy
Borderland
William Boyd
VFW Plan Aims to Curb Foreign Isms and Secret Societies
The Veterans of Foreign Wars proposed a legislative program to curb foreign isms and dissolve secret societies that advocate force or violence. Eugene Van Antwerp testified before a House committee, urging measures including library filings of group constitutions, literature disclosures, and oaths of allegiance for government workers.
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VFW
Washington
Dec. S
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States
Eugene I. van Antwerp
House
America
U van Antwerp
van Antwerp
Library of Congress
Roosevelt defense plan hints at pay as you go budget
The piece argues Roosevelt will propose a large rearmament plan around 500 million dollars funded by a questionable budget scheme. It contends the defense increase, part of a Latin American concept, would push total national defense to about 1.5 billion, with an unbalanced budget softened by recoverable assets. It cautions the press may push officials to yield to this leadership.
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Congress
Roosevelt
National Defense
Organized Science Club Established at Wessington Springs
In Wessington Springs, a Junior Science Club was formed at the local junior high under E. H. Zilcox to acquaint students with laboratory activities and foster recreational science hobbies. The group meets Wednesdays at 4 p.m. with officers Alvin Tupper chief scientist Gaylord Raabe assistant scientist Abe Ritchhardt recording technician.
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Wessington Springs
E. H. Zilcox
Alvin Tupper
Gaylord Raabe
Land Abe Ritchhardt
Stock Producers Are In Good Spot
Chicago reports indicate livestock producers and feeders benefit from a lag in meat animal production recovering after drought. Supplies of meat animals lag behind grain growth, creating favorable live stock prices and strong demand at market yards for fattening cattle.
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Chicago
Reading
Norwegian Royal Couple Asked To Visit South Dakota
Senator Pyle of South Dakota plans to ask Norway's minister to route the Crown Prince and Princess through Sioux Falls and Rapid City during their U S visit next spring. The Viking Club of Rapid City urged the invitation, and Sioux Falls groups also extended it. The minister favored the idea but noted special arrangements would be needed.
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Washington
Pyle
South Dakota
Norway
Sioux Falls
Rapid City
United States
Viking Club
Chamber of Commerce
Wilhelme Munthe de Morgenstierne
Royal Arch Masons Install Officers
Royal Arch Masons elected and installed officers at last night’s meeting. High Priest H A Tige. King T L Edwards. Scribe R M Russell. Treasurer W M Griffith. Secretary J R Johnson. Captain of the Host T G Brand. Principal Sojourner George Quale. Royal Arch Captain Dr Gibbs. Master of the Stairs T E Weston. Master of the Second Vail A A Snedigar. Master of the First Vail O A Fristad. Sentinel C J Anderson. Installing Officer W A Holton. Marshal G R McArthur.
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Royal Arch Masons
H. A. Tige
T. L. Edwards
R. M. Russell
W. M. Griffith
J. R
Johson
T. G. Brand
George Quale
Royal Arch
Dr. Gibbs
Sta. Vail
T. E. Weston
2Nd
Forensic Stars Open Tourney At Pierre
Forensic stars from 16 high schools entered the two day central South Dakota speech tournament set to open this afternoon in Pierre. University of North Dakota professor William Schrier will conduct a debate institute with the event. Participating schools include Onida Murdo Kennebec Winner Sioux Falls Gettysburg Pierre Gregory Philip St Lawrence Highmore Presho Rapid City Kadoka Geddes and Vivian.
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Wuerrb
Wee
Forensicc
South Dakota
William Schrier
The
Univerisity of
North Dakota
Onida
Murado
Kennebec
Sioux Falls
Gettysburg
Pierre
Gregory
Philip
St. Lawrence
Highmare
Presho
Rapid City
Kadoka
Geddes
Vivian
Veteran legislator to start first term in 1939 session
Pierre December 9 1938 G B E Anderson of Codington County representative elect will serve his first term in the South Dakota legislature at the 1939 session Yet he is a veteran lawmaker having served in the Iowa house in 1923 and 1925 and a four year term in the Iowa senate confirming his prior state government experience for the Pierre session
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Pierre
G. BE. Anderson
Henry
Codington County
South Dakota
Anderson
Iowa House
Senate
Blunt Honor Students in High School
Blunt high school announces second six weeks honor roll with Raymond Marshall among top students and Irene Miles the sole eighth grader on the list. Also notes Lane Community Club meeting with Rev E A Folley as speaker and Christmas singing by Lawrence Godfrey and a duet by Winifred Goudie and Mrs Lawrence Eagle. Cavour girls and women's craft classes work on Christmas gifts under adult education supervision Tuesday evening.
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Blunt
Raymond Marshall
Loraine Kozel
Helen Schroer
Dor Athy Wies
Maxine Krell
Doretl Westlund
Hope Westlund
Norma Ericson
Helen Sverko
Edith Clark
Gilbert Shore
Clarence Westlund
Irene Miles
Lane
Dee
Lane Community Club
Lawrence Godfrey
Wessington Springs
Winifred Goudie
Lawrence Eagle
Cavour
Christraas
Beadle County farm road praised and proposed as WPA project
A letter to the editor extols a new Beadle County farm to market road six miles west of 37, praising its winter all weather usability and wide clean banks. The writer credits the builders, urges future roads to be WPA named in honor of the workers, and commends the construction as a model road for county use. Mike Stevens signs the piece.
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Beadle County
Bboys
Lien Law Recovers Nearly Five Thousand Since July Ninetteen Ninety Seven
State social security department reports recoveries totaling 4951.13 from old age assistance recipients or their estates since July 1 1997. The average monthly recovery is 309.44 dollars, with half repaid to the federal government. Since law took effect there have been 1196 deaths among recipients, averaging 75 per month. Estates with property must repay claims after last illness and funeral costs. Heirs often repay even in small amounts when estates exist.
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Department
Moisture Deficient Across South Dakota in November and Year
Federal Meteorologist B R Laskowski reports at 13 scattered stations in South Dakota show below normal precipitation for November and the first 11 months of the year. State weather bureau figures indicate multiple drought periods, stressing moisture shortfalls in the region.
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South Dakota
B. R. Laskowski
State Weather Bureau
Huron
Rites Saturday For Gettysburg Woman
Funeral services for Catherine Van Abel 73 will be held Saturday at Sacred Heart Church. The Gettysburg resident died Wednesday after a brief illness. Burial is in Highmore cemetery. Born Catherine McGlinchey June 5, 1885 in Holland Wisconsin she married John Van Abel there in August 1885. The couple moved to Highmore in 1900 and to Gettysburg in 1925 where they lived since.
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Catherine van Abel
Gettysburg
Sacred Heart Church
P. J. Meyer
Highmore Cemetery
Catherine McGlinchey
Holland
Wis
John van Abel
Highmore
I D
van Abel
Conference outlines plan to develop U S raw materials
Gordon Stout of Pierre announces aims of a South Dakota branch of the Raw Materials National Council. He urges big manufacturers to expand domestic raw material work to shield American markets and resources. A Saturday meeting in Huron at 1 p m at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel invites public attendance.
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South Dakota
United States
Gordon Stout
Pierre
Huron
Raw Materials National Counci
Navy
Stout
Raw Materials National Council
National Manufacturers Association
New York
Greatings
Marvin Hughitt Hotel
Play Tonight At Whiteside School Scarecrow Creeps
Whiteside P T A presents The Scarecrow Creeps a three act mystery comedy this evening at eight oclock in the Whiteside school Miss Muriel Franklin directs the cast of local talent including Lauren White Estelle David Emil Datel Gerald David Helen Datel Alvin White Orryl Franklin Sophia McGirr Margaret McNeil and Marjorie McNeil The game cast will present again at Bonilla next Tuesday and also at Wessington and Rose Hill soon.
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Wolsey
Whiteside P.T. A
Whiteside School
Muriel Franklin
Lauren White
Estelle David
Emil Datel
Gerald David
Helen Datel
Alvin White
Orryl Franklin
Sophia McGirr
Margaret McNeil
Marjorie McNeil
Bonilla
Wessington
Rose Hill
Cowboy Suit Saved as Fire Destroys Ogden Home
In Indianapolis the Ogden family faces Christmas without a home after a fire destroys their apartment. Only five year old Eugene Ogden’s cowboy suit survives. Mrs Ogden shopped early to replace the lost cherished item.
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Indianapolis
Floyd Ogden
Eugene Ogden
Caden
Irs
Ogden
Official Canvass Of Vote Totals Completed
An official canvass released December 9 shows 279,877 ballots cast in the general election on November 8. Key results: U S Senator Gurney 146,813. Berry 133,064. Short term Senator Pyle 156,292. McCull en 112,177. Governor Bushfield 249,962. Fosh eim 127,515. Mundt 111,796. Loriks 95,353. Case 41,335. Werner 25,932. McMurd e 146,225. Haug 120,396. Auditor Warner 146,258. Kelley 119,969. Treasurer Douglas 145,127. Hine...
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Pyerre
U. S
U.S
Gurney
Berry
Pyle
McCullen
Bushfield
Fosheim
Mundt
Loriks
Case
Werner
McMurde
Haug
Warner
Kellly
Douglas
Hine
Local election results and 1937 motorist fees figures
Selman Democrat 120,583. Temmey Republican 144,125. dewig Democrat 123,671 for Attorney General. Ringsund Republican 139,273. Wells Democrat 130,777 for Secretary of State. Hammerquist Republican 141,541, Strool Democrat 126,842 for Land Commissioner. Merkle Republican 145,181. Pick jart Democrat 118,397 for Railroad Commissioner. Constitutional amendment Yes 60,428 No 166,326. Unemployment commission Yes 106,493 No 118,007. 1937 motorist fees $399,613,000, about 27.5 percent of the total tax bill.
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Selman
Temmey
Roddewig
Ringsund
Wells
Hammerquist
Strool
Merkle
Pickjart
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Mallon
Forensic Stars
Pierre Na
Voltaire
Mike Stevens
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Huro
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Lemmon
Mitchell
Mobridge
Rapid
Key
Watertown
Webster
Yankton
Pubblo
Colo
Lester Baldwin
Baldwin
Armour Athletic Club
Drum's
Louisa Lang
Orchestra
Adm
Tye
Ala
Malm
Donald CR
Neetonic
Eekur
Ome TE
Alano Dass
Trevel
Feu
Montgomery Ward
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