The Thundering Herd at Bijou Western
Bijou presents Zane Grey tale The Thundering Herd with Randolph Scott and Judith Allen amid a starry cast. Lovers trapped by stampede and Indian peril unite as jealous ranch hands, step-parents, and dangers test their romance before a blizzard climax.
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Zane Grey
Randolph Scott
Judith Allen
Noah Heery
Monte Blue
Harry Carey
Buster Crabbe
Blanche Frederick
Raymond Hatton
Miss Allen
Mr. Scott
Scott
Western Lovers chase and radio lineups noted
Broadcast schedule lists Western Lovers chase on WABC CBS at 2 30 Hartisburg variety at 2 30 H V Kaltenborn on WJZ NBC TL30 Farm and Home hour at 3 30 Chicago a cappella choir reported in brief radio listings.
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Chase
Wabc
CBS
Hartisburg
H. V. Kaltenborn
WJZ
Radio Features By C. E. Butterfield on 1934 NBC schedule
New York report outlines Will Rogers contract for 23 more Sunday broadcasts on WIZ NBC in 1934. Huey Long to discuss Every Man a King for 30 minutes Feb 28. Tonight’s NBC WEAF Listings include Grandmother's Trunk Rudy Vallee and Paul Whiteman. WABC CBS features Voice of America and Vera Van. WIZ NBC airs Carlos Gardel and Hands Across the Border. Friday schedules note music hour on WEAF NBC and WIZ NBC.
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C. E. Butterfield
Central Standard
New York
Will Rogers
Wiz-Nbc
Huey Long
NBC
WEAF
Rudy Vallee
Paul Whiteman
al Jolson
WABC
CBS
Voice of America
Waring
Colonel
Budd
Vera van
WIZ
Carlos Gardel
Grace
Eddie Albert
Weather summary for Huron region and nearby states
Fair tonight and Friday with little temperature change. South Dakota shows fair, warmer west. Iowa fair with colder east tonight, then fair and slightly warmer Friday. Minnesota partly cloudy then unsettled Friday, warmer in the south and extreme east. Sunrise 7:32 a.m. sunset varies by location. Highest February record and precipitation totals not specified.
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Huron
South Dakota
Towa
Minnesota
South Dakota Road Report Highlights Clear Roads Across Cities
Sioux Falls 33, high 53, low 2, precip none, roads good and clear. Brookings 80, high 54, low 21, precip none, roads good and clear. Pierre 25, high 60, low 2, precip none, roads good and clear. Rapid City 25, high 58, low 24, precip none, roads good and clear. Yankton 24, high 59, low 24, precip none, roads clear. Huron 25, high 60, low 24, precip none, roads good and clear. Aberdeen 25, high 57, low 21, precip none, roads good and clear.
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Sioux Falls
Brookings
Pierre
Rapid City
Yankton
Huron
Aberdeen
Melvin Traylor Dies a Banking Giant of Chicago
Melvin A. Traylor, financier and president of the First National Bank of Chicago, died at 11:08 p.m. after a 35 day battle with pneumonia. The self-made banker rose from a Kentucky log cabin to international finance, with a role in Basel and a push for the 1932 Democratic nomination. He leaves wife Mrs. Traylor, two children Melvin Alvah Jr. and Nancy.
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Chicago
Melvin A. Traylor
Kentucky
First National Bank
Hillsboro
Texas
Melvin Alvah, Jr
Nancy
Traylor
Melvin Traylor
Bank For International Settlements
Basel
Switzerland
Es. Ae
Joyful News For Rheumatic Sufferers Promises Pain Relief
An advertisement claims neuritis sciatica and rheumatism pain can be relieved by Allen Pro RU by flushing excess uric acid from joints and muscles. It touts rapid results within four hours and guarantees a money back offer if the bottle is not as stated, listing Longstaff Drug Co Inc and other druggists as distributors.
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Longstaff Drug Co. Inc
Card Of Thanks For Kindness After Bereavement
We express sincere thanks to all who were kind to us during our recent bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings and spiritual bouquets. Mrs. Herman Huesgen and family.
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Herman Huesgen
Adv
Traylor’s political rise and unused presidential bid
The text notes Traylor as a frequent choice for high office including a treasury post in Roosevelt’s cabinet, but he did not pursue politics beyond early law work as assistant county attorney. Friends launched a 1832 presidential boom as a favorite son candidate, and funeral plans were not finalized today.
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Traylor
Roosevelt
Treasury
Carter
Tapering Off Is Started By CWA
Washington reports the Civil Works Administration moves to cut payrolls as it disperses funds to 3.8 million workers while about 200,000 face last federal payments. Administrator Harry Hopkins orders agencies reduce civil works forces by 50 to 30 percent and halts projects not on public property. With $400 million already spent, plans to cut total employment proceed.
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Washington
Civil Works Administration
Congress
CWA
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Demobilization Begins as Army Population Shrinks
Hopkins orders new round of demobilization starting tonight, targeting about 263,682 workers across federal projects. Public health service block includes 29,778 malaria workers and 32,010 rural sanitation staff. mine sealing teams of 6,571 also affected while some projects may continue or be transferred to state Civil Works administrations.
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Hopkins
Public Health Service
Ghia
Beadle County CWA Payroll Levels Hold Steady
Beadle County administrator Clyde R. Smith says no local change in CWA staffing has occurred despite Washington reports of a nationwide tapering. He notes 1,868 on the CWA payroll and about 100 on the Civil Works Service payroll, matching the county’s high quota as money disbursements decline.
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Washington
CWA
Clyde R. Smith
Beadle
Smith
Beadle County
Civil Works Service
Surprise Party Yale Report a Special Item
Four weeks ago the payroll was cut about in half by restricting employees to shorter hours. Yale report dated February 15 notes special circumstances and names William Da.
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YALE
William da
Surprise party at St Williams hall for John Gables birthday
Vis sponsored a surprise party at St Williams hall in honor of John Gable. Games and music provided entertainment for the evening. John received a birthday gift and a lunch of ice cream and cake followed.
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Vis
St Williams Hall
John
Gable
California Syrup of Figs Promotes Kid Health Naturally
An old newspaper style feature urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative to keep children's bowels regular. It describes signs of sluggishness and coated tongues, praising the product as safe, affordable, and effective for a happy, contented child.
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California
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