Tegal Traffic Melodrama at State in Huron
Amusement column previews a melodrama featuring J Carroll Naish as a crime kingpin controlling transport for criminals via planes, trucks and cars. A G man pilot uncovers operations with a society woman trapped in the racket, leading to a climactic battle and law victory. Also listed are Mary Carlisle and Robert Preston in new romance, plus Prison Break at State.
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Tegal
J. Carroll Naish
Alcatrad
Mary Carlisle
Robert Preston
Weather swings temper Mercury across day
Readings showed 20 degrees above zero or higher across the state with a mix of snow flurries and sunshine. The forecast from the state weather bureau predicted a slight cool down tonight and Friday with temperatures rising again by 15 to 20 degrees above overnight lows in the eastern section.
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State
R. Laskowski
Mercucy
Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Taim
Watertown
Rapid City
Lenten Program At Huron College Chapel Opens Lent
At Huron College Chapel Thursday morning a Lenten program led by Jean B. Lewis, YWCA cabinet member, explored what Lent means. She urged renewal, self denial with purpose, and dedication to God during the six weeks before Easter. A stray line notes Philippine pythons can kill and swallow a deer whole without breaking the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron College
Jean B. Lewis
Y. W. CG. Aa
Miss Lewis
God
Tschaikowsky Fairy Suite Movements Summary
Tschaikowsky suite movements listed in a program note include The Pixy Ring, Blue Bells, Pixy Laden, The Ring Dance and an Intermission with Intermezzo, Scherzo and Presio. Names are uncertain due to OCR errors, but titles resemble excerpts from a Fairy Suite arrangement with tempo markings Moderato, Andante and Allegro molto vivace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantino
Bushfield seeks opinion on tax status of federal land
Gov Harlan Bushfield told Attorney General Leo Temmey he wants an official view on whether land bought by a federal agency under the land utilization program remains taxable by South Dakota. He said Farm Security Administration buys and leases vast tracts, potentially removing local tax support and crippling school funding while depriving counties of governance over the land.
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Farm Security Administration
South Dakota
Jiterncy Generah
T Am
Delaware
Throngi
Bushfield
Cardinals Check Up On Election Details
Vatican City report notes the College of Cardinals reviewed arrangements for a secret conclave starting March 1 to elect a new pope. A six member supply commission, led by Commendatore Pius Meniga, will curate menus to be served by nuns in temporary kitchens via a revolving food box system.
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Vatican City
College of Cardinals
Pius Meniga
Apostolic Household
McGinty Resigns School Job Here
Wupe Tiniomene A J Lang today announced the resignation of Gene McGinty who has served as clerk in his office since the opening of the 1938 39 school term last September McGinty a University of South Dakota 1938 graduate will leave for Seattle to take employment Leon Peterson a former student at Lut on College and the University of South Dakota will fill out the position for the remainder of the school term Superintendent Lang announced.
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Wupe Tiniomene
A. J. Lang
Gene McGinty
McGinty
University of South Dakota
Seattle
Leon Peterson
Luton College
Lang
Lanham Couple Welcomes Son David Binkley
Word arrives of the birth Monday of a son, David, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Binkley of Lanham Maryland. Mrs. Binkley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Chamberlain of Huron.
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David
Charles H. Binkley
Lanham
Binkley
A AL Chamberlain
Huron
South Dakota Cities Seek Road Aid From 20 Percent Share
Sioux Falls lawmakers defend restoring 20 percent of highway funds to cities and towns amid debt limits and tax strains. Grigsby argues municipalities could leverage federal grants outweighing state losses, with Mead citing many towns near debt caps and tax burdens. Mayors Burke and Graff stress relief through the funds to sustain local services and attract WPA projects.
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Longstaff
House
Senate
Grigsby
Sioux K. Grigsby
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha County
Raigat
South Dakota
A. J £. Mead
Vermillion
Lgague
Mead
W. E. Burke
Miller
A. N. Graff
Minnehaha
Tax relief debate shapes South Dakota county costs
Discussion centered on a proposed measure to aid cities and counties by diverting highway and relief funds. John Forstina of Brown County and Louis Larson of Minnehaha urged a fair House floor hearing while Longstatt noted cities relieved counties of some burdens. Jack Barger of Aberdeen explained the 1939 revenue impact would be small since the bill would not take effect until July 1.
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John Forstina
Brown County
South Dakota Association of County Commissioners
Louis Larson
Minnehaha County
Forsting
Longstatt
Ities
League
Jack Barger
Aberdeen
League Municipalities
Highway Department
Iran
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