Flying Hostess at Huron Promises Air Show Romance
Amusements column previews Flying Hostess at the Huron a drama about a nurse trainee who faints during training and risks a 3 000 ft parachute jump to prove her courage earning an air hostess post. The film centers on romance with pilot William Hall two secondary romances and a dramatic air death confrontation. Also shows Midsummer Nights Dream at Huron and The Man Who Lived Twice at STATE with Bellamy.
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William Hall
William Gargan
Andy Devine
Jack
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Astrid Algoma
Randall
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Jekyll Hyde
Ralph Bellamy
Radio Features Duel On Crime Control Broadcasts
New York December broadcast lineup from WJZ WEAF and WABC CBS lists two crime control themed programs. A Maryland convict speaks anonymously on crime prevention. second program details musical segments and guest hosts across WEAF WEAF NBC and CBS networks. Gasoline tax collections over 17 years total more than 5.75 billion dollars.
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Impulse Killer Hangs Herself in Jail in Lansing
Hope Morgan, 25, who confessed a homicidal impulse caused her to kill a woman friend a week earlier, hanged herself in the county jail at Lansing while awaiting a sanity commission. The self-inflicted death sentence came from a pajama-noose in a shower-bath room near the women’s quarters around 3:40 a.m. Coroner said death likely occurred about an hour earlier. Sheriff’s wife and jail matron Mrs Allan McDonald had earlier seized a nail file fearing an attempt on her life.
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Tickets On Sale For U Banquet At USD Alumni Event
Advance ticket sales move briskly for the University of South Dakota alumni banquet in Beadle County. H W Markey urges early purchases to aid planning for the 8 pm Thursday event on the Marvin Hughitt Hotel mezzanine, featuring a radio broadcast with deans and athletic officials and open to graduates and former students.
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Accept Enrollments For CCC at Faulkton
Faulkton announces additional junior CCC camp enrollments through the County Welfare office in the Court House. Eligible youths aged 17 to 28 from relief, WPA, or resettlement families may enroll. prior enrollees must have completed four months previously and one year must pass since discharge. Applications due December 23.
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Farmer Credit Chief Promises Protection For Farmers
OMAHA December 15 A O Connor general agent of the Omaha Farm Credit Administration told 163 national Farm Loan Association presidents from South Dakota and Wyoming that the FCA would shield American agriculture from past financial dangers. He said thousands of farmers now take short term loans at the lowest rates in history, and that the FCA was created to insure long and short term credit. The farm loan heads meet here through Wednesday with a forecast of a farmland price rebound. Also present were Robert Timm and G H Eckman of Huron South Dakota with Timm as First National Farm Loan Association president and Eckman heading the Huron National Farm Loan Association.
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Condemned Men Face January Electric Chair Period
Six condemned youths pacing Sing Sing death house fearfully await a twenty minute window in early January to walk to the electric chair. They are among the first 16 condemned to die in 15 days. Their bravado at trial gave way to anxious silence as warders describe their fear. The six are Eugene Bruno 21 Joseph Bolognia 24 Salvatore Scata 15 Samuel Kimmel 21 Domenic Zizza 28 Theodore Di Donna 81 Adognia, an ex convict taxi driver, helped plan the robbery and fired the fatal shots. They fought to the end but now face the chair in a system praised for efficiency and a comfortable deathhouse regime.
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Kiwanians To Honor Ladies At Saturday Event
Kiwanis members were reminded by President S. D. Disrud that Thursday noon luncheon is postponed for a ladies night at the Marvin Hughitt Hotel Saturday. Augusta Maguire Wider of Mitchell will speak on Let Us Enter Within and interpret great artworks to reveal artist intent. Installations of officers set for Thursday the 24th with Disrud attending, before leaving Dec 28 for Immanuel Lutheran Church in Walley Wisconsin.
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Civil Service Examinations Open For Several Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for Associate entomologist at 3200 dollars yearly and Assistant entomologist at 2680 dollars yearly in the Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine, Department of Agriculture, and an Assistant librarian at 2600 dollars yearly in the Department of Labor. Full information is available from EB B Pugaley, secretary of the U S Civil Service board of examiners, at the Huron post office.
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The Model Dairy Opens in Huron This Week
The Model Dairy will open for business Wednesday morning behind the Smithy building at 165 Dakota Avenue. It will handle milk, cream and other dairy products for retail and wholesale with delivery service. Manager Carl Wetrich, a former Huron employee, announces the new venture after returning from Mitchell where he worked for A. F. Culhane.
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Hickory Stickers Gather At Erwin Social Night
About nineteen couples attended the Kingsbury County Hickory Stick Club meeting at Erwin High School auditorium. Supt Indall of Arlington opened the event and passed to Supt Amos Tschetler of Ervin as MC. The program featured community singing, a duet by Juanita Anderson and Joye Johanneson, a solo by Esther Tufte, a skit by Donald Hodges and Ralph Vincent, and dancing to Doll Cluts orchestra from Vienna.
State Agents Attend First Complete School In Pierre
Department of justice and public safety employees are in Pierre for the week for the first complete school of instruction and to take examinations to determine fitness for their positions. D Mintener, superintendent, says motor patrol, investigation, identification and inspection divisions place employees on probation for a year before commissioning. Most employees have been with the department a year or more and their future status relies on exam results. Population of Wales has risen for 120 years but has declined for 16 years.
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