Prairie Moon at State Theatre and film lineup
Gene Autry stars in Prairie Moon with Smiley Burnette and Shirley Dean as leading players. The comedy drama follows reforming three New York city youths amid western adventures and a run of musical romance reviews and stage scenes. Other features include Young Dr Kildare, The Missing Guest and The Shining Hour with Joan Crawford in a Technicolor celebration of show business.
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Gene Autrey
Phairie Moon
Tomorow
Walter Tetley
Autry
Smiley
New York
Gansler
HURON
Dr. Kildare
Constrnce Moore
Tomerrow
Juron
Prairig Moon
Jeannette MacDonald
Nelson Badely
Joan Crawford
Melyn Douglas
Margaret Sullavan
Robert Young
Jay Bainter
Young
Miss MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
Rand
Jeannett
Jonge
Victor Herbert
Ziegfeld
Miss MacDoneld
Florence Rice
Funeral at Canova For Mrs Schafer Ageteert
Funeral services were held at Canova Congregational Church for Mrs Walter J Schafer who died at her Canova home Sunday morning. Rev George W Fairbanks led the rites. Anna Bahrenfuss was born April 6 1877 in Clinton County Iowa and married Walter J Schafer February 12 1902. They lived on a farm near Canova before moving to town after 16 years of farming. Surviving are her husband four children Clifford Glenn and Alice of Canova and Mrs Mildred Trevault of Allen SD, plus a brother and three sisters.
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Lawova, Jan
Canova Congregational Church
Walter J. Schairy
Canova
George W. Fairbanks
Anna Bahrenfuss
Clineton County
Iowa
Sro High
Tama
Walter J. Schafer
Clifford
Glenn
Alice
Mildred Trevault
Allen, SD
Budget Boost for Indian Service Lands in 1940 Plan
Washington estimates the Indian Bureau budget at 40,852,393 for fiscal year 1940, about 1.594 million above the current year but 7 million less than requested. Of the total, 10,611,645 would fund education, 498,155 more than prior. Indian Health Service requests 5,528,170, up 96,170 from 1939.
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Washington, Jr
Indian Bureau
Indian Service
Bureau
Indian Health Service
Former Wayland Man A. W. F. Schilling Dies at 72
A. W. F. Schilling 72, a former Wayland resident, died Tuesday night after months of ill health. Survived by his wife, two daughters Mrs. William Tincken of Scribner Neb and Mrs. Roy Schneider of Pierre, and three sons August of Brookings Carl of Wessington and Fred of Montana. Another son Adolph died two years ago.
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Wayland
Jan
A. W. F. Schilling
Vayland
Hermosa
William Tincken
Scrilsner
Neb
Roy Schneider
Pierre
August
Brookings
Carl
Wessington
Fred
Montana
Adolph
FDR Budget Discussion Emphasizes Recovery and Debt Plan
President Roosevelt outlined economic recovery as the key to a balanced budget and warned against abrupt spending cuts. He noted nine years of fluctuating national income, with revenues not fully covering expenditures, and proposed using surpluses in prosperous times to reduce public debt. The discussion centers on ordinary versus extraordinary budgets and the need for prudent fiscal policy.
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Roosevelt
Coust
Roosevelt Seeks Nearly Billion for Agriculture Department
President Roosevelt urged Congress to appropriate 968.16 million dollars for agriculture department activities next fiscal year, including 533 million in farm subsidies and 485 million for soil conservation payments. The plan cuts rural relief funding and proposes 90 million for surplus removal and highway aid of 213.0 million.
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Washington
Congress
Agriculture Department
Rodstvelt
Roosevelt
Wallace
Farm Security Administration
Tares
Soil Conservation Service
Roosevelt Eyes Higher Debt Limit and Asset Accounting
President Roosevelt signals plans to ask Congress to raise the debt limit beyond 45 billion. He argues recent deficits funded permanent national wealth, human resources, and conservation. He proposes new asset accounting to align treas ury records with commercial practices and would make the civilian conservation corps permanent beyond its June 30, 1940 sunset.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
Civilian Conservation Corps
McLaurin Dies at 62. Prominent Pierre Physician
Archibald A McLaurin 62 renowned Pierre physician died here after a yearlong illness. He moved to South Dakota in 1883, farmed in Hamlin County, then practiced in Rapid City before moving to Pierre twenty years ago. Survived by widow and two high school children. Funeral at Congregational Church Saturday at 2 p.m.
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Fierre
Archibald A. McLaurin
Pierre
South Dakota
Hamlin County
Rapid City
Congregational Church
Episcopal Parish Meeting Friday Dinner Details
The annual parish meeting of Grace Episcopal Church will be held tomorrow evening at the Parish House. City Guild will serve dinner at 6 36 p m followed by reports from parish officers and vestry elections. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs Frank Coffey at 5254.
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Tne
Grace Episcopal Arch
Louse
City Guild
Frank Coffey
Budget Highlights From President's Budget Message
Budget highlights outline a balance plan achieved without deep cuts or new taxes. The president urges steady recovery through effective tools, including a wiser tax program. He notes prior work relief and public works aided business and employment, and favors moderate tax increases to cover expanded defense and agricultural parity costs. He mentions reenacting excise taxes expiring this year.
Budget Speech Defends National Revenue Use
The speaker notes nine fiscal years of deficits funded by permanent, tangible wealth and human resource conservation. Despite revenue increases from a tax base, deficits persisted from 1929 to 1937, yet none of the outlays are deemed wasted as investments in national wealth and human resources.
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Hunan
Three Dead In Tennessee Storm
A cyclone swept west Tennessee causing at least three deaths, about 20 injuries, and widespread damage to homes and stores. Homeless families scavenged debris as winds cut a clear path through the area, with many injured ferried to Jackson for treatment and some remaining hospitalized. Additional lightning and rain affected nearby Arkansas, Alabama, and Georgia.
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Luray
Tenn
Tan
West
Tennessee
Jackson
South
Farmington
Ark
Little Rock
Jorth
Alabama
North Georgia
Hopkins Comes To Roper's Aid
Washington January 5 secretary of commerce harkins and former secretary roper defend against charges of using a federal boat for private parties. roper had discharged the boat master who allegedly manipulated accounts to obtain payments from government. captain william t. coad named as former master disputed the charges and said orders governed his actions. controversy began with reports to congress about the vessel Eala used for private parties in 1934 35.
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Washington
Commerce
Harkins
C. Roper
Hopkins
Roper
Commerce Department
Soil Conservation Units Organized In Eighteen States
Washington Jan 5 The soil conservation service reported 13 states have formed 72 soil conservation districts spanning 33 500 000 acres to enforce land protection actions against erosion. The districts gain landowner cooperation and compel adherence to protective measures as needed. The service supplied 145 000 000 trees and shrubs to aid wind damage areas.
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Washington
The
Soil Conservation Service
Conservation Service
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