Page Miss Glory at Huron Theater Tonight
The film features Marion Davies and Dick Powell in a comic plot about a fake photo contest and the Dawn Glory craze. O'Brien and a starry cast join the hijinks as love and schemes unfold around a prize winning image. Also playing at Huron is Special Agent with Bette Davis and George Brent in a crime romance.
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America
Marion Davies
Dick Powell
Pat O'Brien
Frank McHush
Lyle Talbot
Mary Astor
Allen Jenkins
Barren MacLane
Patsy Kelly
Hobart Cavanaugh
McHugh
Miss Davies
Eittle
McHaugh
Dawn Glory
O'Brien
Frank
Miss Glory
Sen Sunday
Onight Huron
Bette ‘Dav Iy
Ricardo Cortez
George Brent
Cortex
Burk Jones
Gordon Defies Judge in Leola Murder Transcript Fight
Leola December report on defense bid to inspect Dr. A R Martell narrative of the night of Lela Halvorgen's hotel murder. W S Gordon head of the state DOJ investigation refused to surrender records, citing DOJ ownership. Judge Perry noted magistrate limits, hearing adjourned to Saturday as defense seeks further testimony.
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Gordon
Department of Justice
Leola
A. R. Martell
Lela Halvorgen
W. S. Gordon
Investigaion Division
State Department of Justice
van Buren Perry
Deve ‘Uments
Martell
Walter Conway
Perry
John Kibner
C. H Lundquist
Strange Civil War order from Grant over pumpkin pie
An odd Civil War note reports General Grant ordering Lieutenant Wickfeld to return to Mrs Selvidge’s home with a 10 cavalry escort to eat a pumpkin pie, after Wickfeld had consumed all the food there. The item reads like a humorous anecdote from wartime dispatches.
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Grant
Wickfeld
Telegraph Wires Raised In East Africa To Dodge Giraffes
Telegraph lines in East Africa must be strung on exceptionally tall poles to prevent giraffes from breaking the cables, a hazard noted by engineers overseeing the colonial network.
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East Africa
Restored balance in farm income signals return of national gains
The AAA announced that the balance between gross farm cash income and total national money income has been restored. L. H. Bean cited improvements since 1933 with farm income up about 8 percent, rural retail sales rising 93 percent, and broader gains in money income and factory employment linked to agricultural recovery. The Farm Credit Administration noted farmers are repaying loans more promptly as cash income grows, with about 400,000 mortgage borrowers paying up to date as of November 30.
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Washington
AAA
L. H. Bean
Bean
Farm Credit Administration
Bank Commissioner
Literary Digest Poll Shows New Deal Trailing Across Nation
The fifth Literary Digest national poll reports 819,320 votes for Roosevelt's New Deal and 472,698 against from 34 states, with about three-fourths of US population represented. Southern states favor Roosevelt three to two, farm belt remains opposed, and Wisconsin shows two to one against.
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Literary Digest
Se Iiterary
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Florida
Oklahoma
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Farm Belt
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Roosevelt
United States
Missippi
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Washington
New Deal
Hia
José
Roonevelt
American Federation of Labor
Roosevelt Vote Share Confirmed in 1932 Digest Poll
In November 1932 the Literary Digest poll accuracy was confirmed as Roosevelt actually received 59.15 percent of the total votes cast for Roosevelt and Hoover, validating the poll's reliability at that time.
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Notreath
Literary “Digest
Roosevelt
Hoover
Aberdeen Reports 20 Degrees Below Zero
A winter blast swept across South Dakota with readings as low as 20 degrees below zero. Aberdeen reported 2 below this morning while Watertown logged 19 below, Brookings 17, Huron and Sioux Falls nine below, and Rapid City missing the deepest cold. Forecasters predicted a warming trend and milder weather by Saturday.
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Aberdeen
Associated Press
Nstorm
South Dakota
Watertown
Brookings
Huron
Sioux Falls
Rapid
Weather notes and a quirky ice cream tale emerge
The report records frigid temps with a nine degree rise from a below zero start in Pierre and Huron, forecast calling for warmer conditions tonight and Saturday. It also mentions a 1897 Ithaca chemist creating a camouflage sundae, and notes a disputed claim about the slacting le destroying Japanese beetles per a U.S. Biological Survey.
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Huron
Weather Bureau
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