Laurel and Hardy join Chase in Sons of the Desert
The trio of Laurel and Hardy with Charlie Chase headline a full length comedy Sons of the Desert. They travel from home to Hawaii and Chicago era, eliciting comic misadventure as wives fear weddings and the Windy City convention unfolds. A stage show follows with Flippen's World Fair Follies and a forty-strong company including dancers and a Sally Rand style fan dance.
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Laurel—Hardy
Chase
Laurel and Hardy
Hawaii
Chicata
Jewel of the Pacific
Windy City
Charlie Chase
Time
New Yorker
McElligott
Huron Theatre
Sioux Falls
Chicago
Flippen
The
Shuberts
CBS Radio
Vitaphone
Warner Brothers
Jack Dalton
Mahon
Rucker
Blue Ribbon Cafe
Burns Twins
Manhattan Gardens
Barney Deatt
Claire Carter
Burt Carsoll
Sally Rand
Elenore
J. G. Flippen
Urer Theatre
Turon
Jay C. Flippen
Elinor Amel Ia
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
The News Behind The News Continued Outlook On 1930s Issues
The piece surveys prospects for February discussions on a thirty hour week, public works spending peaking around April 1 with potential employment up to 1.5 million, and farm policy shifts. It notes a diminishing urgency in financing questions, Roosevelt’s tapering aims, and anticipated monetary policy actions with Britain before spring.
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NRA
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Mr. Roosevelt
Greenbecks
Roosevelt
Britain
Lincoln Birthday Radio Specials Preview Hour
Radio networks plan Lincoln birthday observances with George Gitt recalling Gettysburg, a CBS dramatization of Abraham Lincoln, and featured programs across WEAF NBC WABC and WJZ including music talks and a parade of performers. The schedule lists midweek and Thursday lines with Tributes and performances by Spalding Burns and Allen and Rochester Philharmonic among others.
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E. Butterfield
New York
Lincoln
George Gitt
Gettysburg
Weap-Nbc
CBS
Dramatic Guild
John Drinkwater
Abraham Linculn
WEAP
NBC
Jack Fears
Troubadours
Bernice Claire
Alexander Gray
Fred Allen
Sen. Barsh
WABC
Albert Spalding
Burns
Allen
Ted Fiorito
Harlem
WJZ
Irene Rich
Warden Lawes
John McCormack
WEAF
Armand Girard
Curtis Symphony
George Hall
Rochester Philharmonic
Alice Joy
Dream Girl
Factor Prisoner On Hotel Floor
CHICAGO February 1 Virtually imprisoned in their room on the high floor of a loop hotel John Factor market speculator and his wife observed their ninth wedding anniversary. Police armed with machine and riot guns guarded the group while Factor limits himself to his room. He identified his alleged kidnappers as the Touhy gang and will testify again at the February 13 trial. A British extradition motion against Factor for swindling remains continued until March. He complains of lack of exercise and says he reads pinochle and paces the room seeking a long rest.
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Factor
England
Paine Named Deland Postmaster Nominee
Representative Hildebrandt of South Dakota announced yesterday recommended postmaster appointments including Alfred E. Paine of Deland along with nominees Sam P. Madsen Hurley Mrs. Mary A. Ralph Henry Alek C. Lembecke Garreston Gertrude Severson Brandt James Kohlman Conde N. King Frankfort and others.
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Alfred E. Paine Doland
Washington
Hildebrandt
Democrat
South Dakota
Sam P. Madsen Hurley
Mary A. Ralph
Henry
Alek C. Lembecke
Garretson
Gertrude Severson
Brandt
James Kohlman
Conde
King
Frankfort
Alfred E. Paine
Deland
Community Bridge Party Held by Abernathy Legion Auxiliary
The Abernathy post American Legion auxiliary held a community bridge party at H. D. Brown home in Gann Valley on February seven. It served as a fundraising event with a small per person charge and yielded a substantial amount, according to unit president Anna Heelman.
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Gann Valley
Abernathy Post
American Legion
H. D. Brown
Anna Heelman
Meat canning demo draws small crowd in Highmore
Special report notes meat canning and cutting demonstration led by I B Johnson of Brookings Extension Service and Miss Elizabeth Barron of State College in the courthouse on Saturday. Dust and wind storm kept many farmers away.
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Highmore
I. B. Johnson
Extension Service
Brookings
Elizabeth, Barron
State College
South Dakota Sees Hottest Driest Year Since 1931
Meteorologist M R Hovde reports 1933 ranked next to 1931 as the state’s hottest and driest year. Based on 100 stations, mean temp 48.1F, 31 degrees above normal, precipitation 15.31 inches, 5 inches below normal, causing the worst small grain crop failure in SD history. In June and July 1933 several stations set new highs, including 117F at Kennebec, with subsoil moisture severely lacking especially in the eastern third.
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M. R. Hovde
South Dakota
Government Weather Bureau
Hovde
Acre
Tuly
Kennebec
Redfield
Bick Hills
Black Hills
Dakata
Emergency Costs Pass Two Billions in Government Spending
Washington reports that emergency expenditures for the 1935 fiscal year have surpassed two billion dollars. By February 5 the total hit 2,009,876,010 with 1,056,050,289 from the Reconstruction Corporation. Overall spending so far stands at 3,702,483,851 as lawmakers project a nine billion borrowings before June.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
Treasury
Debaters Use Third Degree At Yankton
Yankton College and Mayville State Teachers College debated this afternoon in a format resembling third degree questioning. Each side conducted three minute cross examinations after each constructive address. Orthodox rebuttals were used as the Missouri team prepared to meet Yankton in a two match non decision series.
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Yankton Yankton
Yankton College
Mayville
State Teachers College
Missouri
Yankton
Farmers Pleased With Berry Efforts
Edmunds county farmers who visited Pierre to voice feed shortages met Gov. Berry and the State Relief Administration. E. J. Heiser and Rev. F. Bormann of Ipswich praised their reception and said relief officials like W. L. Eales would alleviate the livestock feed shortage.
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Berry
Pierre
Edmunds County
Tom Berry
State Relief Administration
E. J. Heiser
Rev. F. Bormann
Ipswich
Farm eviction probe opens in Sisseton
Mintener of the South Dakota attorney general’s office arrives to probe a farm mortgage eviction near Sisseton where about 500 farmers ousted I Oletzke and family last week. He says mob witnesses will be subpoenaed and arrests may follow. H G Nieland, who held the farm under mob seizure, reportedly lost it in a prior foreclosure last June, with a previous order blocked by the mob last October.
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Mintener
Sisseton
D. Mintener
Pierre
I. Oletzke
H. G. Nieland
Adult classes popular in Hyde county program
One hundred thirty four adults have registered for the classes run by three relief teachers under the federal program in Hyde county. Commercial courses attracted 45 pupils, physical education 30, shop work 22, and sewing 47.
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Foighmore
Hyde County
Beadle County Real Estate Transfer Listed
Beadle County abstract firm Beadle County Abstract and Tile Co reports James McWeeney transfers property in Huron to Edward McWeeney. Property described as Lot 9 in subdivision 5L with a single lot transfer noted. O. T. Huron.
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Beadle County Abstract & Tile Co
James McWeeney
Edward McWeeney
Huron
O. T. Huron
Eagles Remove Washington Father From NRA Panel
A father named Moss Lugena, proprietor of a Hannibal Missouri laundry, was stripped of an NRA Blue Eagle yesterday for employing his son who was under one year old for more than three hours daily.
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Washington
NRA
Moss Lugena
Hannibal
Madrid Premier Lerroux Wins Cabinet Confidence
In Madrid on February 1 the Spanish cabinet unanimously expressed confidence in Premier Lerroux after a thorough discussion of the tense political situation. The vote affirmed support amid ongoing political strain and governance concerns.
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Madrid
Lerroux
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