Love On Toast at State Theatre in Amusement Program
Amusement notes describe the pie throwing comedy Love On Toast as a Sly Man Godfrey style spoof with Hal Roach influence. A soda jerk unknowingly enters a contest to pick America's sorbest man sponsored by a soup company, then must marry the director's chosen bride. Stars John Payne and Stella Ardner lead, with a supporting cast including Isabel Jowell and Benny Baker. pre pitch sequences by Bobby Vernon. Also billed are Huron and Baron features and radio listings.
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Hal Roach
State Theatre
America
Soup Company
John Payne
Stella Ardler
Isabel Jowell
Grant Richards
Benny Baker
Luis Alburar
Bobby Vernon
Radio Features The Best in Radhkoland
Radio editor notes Town Hall Tac NBC extend contract Nov 1938 six month season on Thursday nights. George W Denny Jr to continue as moderator. Harry Conn's CBS ending after 230th episode. replacement show auditions and NBC WEAF competition discussed. New Friday fight program with Georges Obs Orchestra set for March with Tim and crew. Olsen mid even lay series referenced. Prosperity and WJZ NBC listings noted.
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NBC
Rush Hughes
WABC
CBS
American School of the Air
Curtis Musicale
Hilltop House
WJZ
Amos ‘N Andy
Hal Totten
Uncle Bari
Hendrik Yun Loon
Bu 'Bie
Ane van
Tommy Dorsey
Fred Allen
Town Hall
Hollywood
Dick Gasparte
Amos l’ Andy
Henry Busse & Orchester
Louis Armstrong Orchestra
Lisi
Wabc-Cbs
Chiexyo
Isi
Hebby
Herbert Orson
Avolian Trio
Ssi
Buake Carter
Eddie Cantor
Lawrence Tibbett
Ben Bernie & Lewis
the Gang Busters
del Casino
Hobby Lubby
C. E. Butterfield
Associated Press
Central Standard
New York
Amierion
Wir
Tac
W441
Dne
George W. Denny, Jr
Harry Conn
Charlie McCarthy
Weaf-Nbc
Conn
Georne Obs Orchestra
Tim and the
Graham Me
Olsen
Tim Ang
Approval Hints At Full Medic School Favor at USD
Vermillion February 15. Students entering the University of South Dakota medical school in September may progress to a senior medical school without prejudice after two years, a move by the American Medical Association council on medical education. The action signals likely full approval of USD’s medical program, with Rush Medical School agreeing to absorb 1938 graduates. Expansion plans include library upgrades and new research labs, to be completed by year end.
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Uni of
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Council On Medical Education of the American
A. E. Pittinger
Aberdeen
Presid
South Dakota Medical Association
South Dakota Medical School
J. C. Ohlmacher
Rush Medical School
The
University Medical School
Rush
Council of the Medical Association
Ohbnacher
Scanlon To Speak To Unions Tonight
Tom Scanlon of Aberdeen, head of the South Dakota social security board, will address the Huron Central Labor Union tonight at 7 0 in the Labor Temple. He comes from Wessington Springs where he spoke to a Kiwanis Club earlier today. Delegates and alternates are urged to attend this event on social security and old age insurance.
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Tom Scanlon
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Sac Security Board
Huron Central Labor Union
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Huron
Wessington Springs
Kiwanis Club
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Labor Temple
Historical Group Hears Laskowski at February meeting
Bendie County Historical Society hosted federal meteorologist B R Laskowski at the courthouse last night. He compared early Signal Sere ice methods with present weather service practices and explained improvements in the Weather Bureau. The program also included piano by J Stocks, community singing, and a reading of Abraham Lincoln Walks Tonight by Frank Hughes.
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Laskowski
B. R. Laskowski
Bendie County
Grayson Bloodgood Dies In Sheriff Race Centenarian Red Cross Leader
Rear Admiral Cary T. Grayson head of the American Red Cross and confidant of three presidents dies at 59 after illness from pneumonia. Roosevelt and Wilson links noted. Fieser praises flood relief fundraising. The obituary mentions his service across Wilson Roosevelt Taft and Theodore Roosevelt and his role in inaugurations. Nominating petitions broaden sheriff field in Beadle County with Bloodgood, a Republican candidate, among five contenders.
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Charles Bloodgood
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Cary T. Grayson
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John L. Fieser
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Taft
Wilson
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Neaco
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Jason
Cary Grayson, Jr
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Beadle County
Bloodgood
Wisconsin Avenue
Southwest
W. L. Weir
Huron Fur and Hide
Dake
Nelson
Huron
John Boyle
Charles BE. Potter
Huron High School
Huron College
War Profiteering Up In Committee
The House military committee approved curbs on wartime profiteering, enabling a Presidential ceiling on prices and a fair return tax framework. Leadership said the bill would reach the House next week as part of Roosevelt's defense plan, amid opposing views from labor and lawmakers.
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House Military Committee
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Congress
May
Kentucky
House
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Tennessee
House Foreign Relations Committee
Rock A Water Tablets Ad At Sherman Moe’s
A classified style ad promotes Rock A Water Tablets at Sherman and Moe’s claiming Reducer aids in losing ten pounds in Mo days. It offers a thirty day treatment for two dollars and promises safe fat loss without dating.
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Lyeu
Farm Bill Second On FDR's Program Naval Expansion, Tax Revision, And Relief Among Proposals Yet To Be Acted Upon
Washington with Roosevelt’s 1934 legislative agenda moving slowly. Naval Expansion hearings proceed in the House. Tax Revision awaits House action this month. Relief requests for 250 million dollars slated for tomorrow. Government reorganization awaits Senate action after anti lynching filibuster ends. Wage and Hour standards linger in committee. Anti trust revision pending concrete recommendations. Regional planning stalled with doubtful immediate action.
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House
Senate
Senan
Roosevelt Proclaims March 20 27 As Wild Life Week
President Roosevelt proclaims March 20 27 as National Wild Life Week urging citizens to unite for proper protection and preservation of wild life. He cites destructive exploitation and poor understanding as past conservation hindrances.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Visits at Zell Zell Feb 13 Special Mrs Wachtler
Mrs. Joe Wachtler of Warner Canada visits at the Albert Geuke home and with other relatives in Zell Zell, Feb 13.
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Zell Zell
Joe Wachtler
Warner, Canada
Albert Geuke
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