Pennies From Heaven at Huron Theatre Tonight and Friday
Bing Crosby stars in Pennies From Heaven with Louis Armstrong and his swing band at the Huron theatre. Madie Evans Edith Fellowes and Donald Meek head the cast as a released prisoner singer who becomes a would be troubadour and helps a welfare case, with romance and a blend of songs including One Two Button Your Shoe. The program also features Counterfeit Lady at Huron and Country Gentlemen at state venues with multiple orchestras and short waves noted.
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Fennies
Bing Crosby
Louis Armstrong
Huron Theatre
Madie Evans
Edith Fellowes
Donald Meek
Bing
Ventice
Oui
Miss
Madge
New York
Orphar Frined Rees
Gramp
Sing
Mae
Heaverx
Armstrong
Tonigre Huron
Ralph Bellamy
Joan Perry
Olson
Johnson
Radio Features Spotlight on Court Proposals Across Airwaves
Broadcasters align programming to Supreme Court and presidential proposals with WIZ NBC leading a town meeting broadcast. Dr A Lawrence Lowell and Rep Emanuel Celler featured on WJZ NEC and WEAF NEC respectively. A notable radio romance unfolds as Patti Pickens marries Robert Simmons last Saturday. Multiple schedules detail talks, dramas, and musical programs across major networks through Thursday.
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C. £. Butterfield
New York
Supreme Court
America
Wiz-Nbc
Wjz-Nec
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Weaf-Nec
Rep
Emanuel Celler
Patti Pickens
Pickens
Robert Simmons
Revelers
NBC
Big Gain Shown In Farm Income
A final report from the agriculture department shows the 1936 cash income of west north central farmers at 1.813 billion dollars, up 302 million from 1935. Government payments lift the region to 1.933 billion, versus 1.717 billion the prior year, with nationwide cash income rising to 7.865 billion from 7.09 billion. Colorado figures not listed. Minnesota 245.052 million, Iowa 561.43 million, North Dakota 94.207 million, South Dakota 103.072 million, Nebraska 270.972 million.
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West North Central Area
Washington
Agriculture Department
West North Central Region
North Central
Minnesota
Towa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Flood Fear Holds In South Mississippi Siege Effort
Memphis reports a stubborn flood stance along the mid Mississippi as the river’s rise slows and levees face continued pressure. The brown tide moves toward New Orleans, evacuations continue, and engineers warn the crest will linger for days amid flat flood levels.
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Memphis
Tenn
Mid Mississippi
New Orleans
Army
Greatest Gold Hoard In World Worries U S Monetary Experts
The United States holds the largest gold hoard in history in its treasury vaults as inflows from abroad swell stocks. The piece outlines causes and potential effects on international exchange, currency stability, and global trade, with discussions of the Federal Reserve sterilization program and debates over continued imports.
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U. Ss
Aitor
United States
Washington
Associated Press
Willa
Ardery Washington
Sam’s. Treasury
Great Britain
France
Tansle
Europe
Federal Reserve Board
Bonilla Roads Blocked by Snow Drift
A road near Bonilla is blocked as heavy snowfall continues. No school was held on Monday due to the weather, with drifting snow affecting travel and visibility in the area.
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Bonilla
Mondix
Vital statistics for Beadle County January report
Beadle County monthly vital statistics show thirty two births in January. The Clerk of Courts S P Glanzer reports 18 deaths, 15 marriages and two divorces. Three persons declared intent to become U S citizens.
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Beadle County
Clerk of Courts
S. P. Glanzer
U. S
Northwestern Engineering wins Utah Colorado Highway contract
Salt Lake City February 10 Northwestern Engineering Company of Rapid City South Dakota was awarded the contract to hard surface six miles of the Utah Colorado Highway near Green River Utah.
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Salt Lake.city
Northwestern Engineering, Co
Rapid City
S. D
Green River
Utah
Deloris Shea Tops Visit with Aberdeen Family Hosts
Miss Deloris Shea a student at Northern Normal at Aberdeen visited Wellington over the weekend at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Shea.
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Wellingto Wellington
Deloris Shea
Northern Normal
Aberdeen
Mra
Robert
Shea
January sets new cold mark across South Dakota records
Federal meteorologist B R Laskowski reports January 1950 in South Dakota as the coldest on record with an average temperature one degree below normal. Highs reached 47 at Hot Springs on the 12th, lows to 38 below zero at Pollock. precipitation averaged 1.19 inches in the east and 0.87 in the middle, with heavy snowfall across the eastern third and ice in the James River near Buron. Blowing soil and frequent strong winds were noted from Spearfish to Newell as moisture in the upper ground remained stable.
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South Dakota
Northvern
Missouri River
B. R. Laskowski
Ziyt
Laskowski
Degrvey
Hot Springs
Pollock
Aberdeen
Oelrichs
James River
Buron
Huron
North Dakota Line
Spearfish and
Newell
Weather Hazards Strain Stock and Roads In Severe Cold
Report notes drifting of sow and highways, with many roads repem able and traffic hazardous hours after closure. Last year roads were blocked for days causing food and fuel shortages in communities. Stock held in close yards remained fair to good despite adverse conditions.
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Clasraner Hi
North Dakota Senate Backs Official Language Change
The North Dakota Senate adopted a resolution to designate the American Language as the official language instead of English. The measure now goes to the House for consideration.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
State Senate
House
Babson Urges Sail for New Prosperity Era at Dinner
ST PAUL February 10 Arthur C G Babson economist told business men at the annual dinner meeting of the national merchants association to set your sails for a new era of prosperity. Directors included Paul Gallagher Madison SD.
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ST. Paul
Arthur CG
Babson
The
Nation
al, Merchants Association
Paul Gallaway
Madison, S. D
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