The Barbarian and The Big Drive In Huron Amusements
Across Huron the Week features Ramon Novarro in The Barbarian a romance with Myna Loy and Reginald Denny amid desert settings while The Big Drive presents authentic World War I footage from official archives. The listings note showings at Bijou Huron and two other theaters with accompanying trailers Tonight and Tomorrow.
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Ramon Novarro
Myna Loy
Reginald Denny
Louise Closser Hale
Desert Sands
Nile Country
Mr. Novarro
The
Bijou
War Department
United States Army Signal Corps
America
France
Argonne
St. Mihiel
Alison Skipworth
Roland Young
Sari Ma- Yitza
New York
Huron
Robert Montgomery
Walter Huston
Tracy
Evalyn Knapp
BJOU
South Dakota Bankers Plan 1984 Convention In Black Hills
The South Dakota State Bankers association wraps a two day session in Mitchell and sets the 1984 annual convention for the Black Hills. George A. Starring of Huron is reappointed executive manager and treasurer. J. A. Churchill of Huron notes an impending federal case on feed loan waivers to decide mortgage loan outcomes. Mexico business shows improving wholesale and retail sales versus last year.
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Mitchell
South Dakota State Bankers Association
Black Hills
George A. Starring
Huron
J. A. Churchill
South Dakota Bankers Association
Cutting Battles For Employment in the Senate
Three senators led by Bronson Cutting of New Mexico push a public works bill estimated at 3.0 to 6.0 billion dollars. Joined by La Follette of Wisconsin and Costigan of Colorado, the trio backs social welfare aims while Cutting, a Republican with independent leanings, remains quietly influential on the Senate floor.
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Washington
Senate
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Bob’ la Follette
Wisconsin
Costigan
Colorado
Roosevelt’s Kin Joins Picket Line
A portrait of a New Mexico senator tied to progressive causes. The piece notes his push for a six billion public works program to employ men, his stance against censorship, and his open Santa Fe home that welcomes neighbors and ranchers alike. It contrasts his life with a broad note on U S cartiers moving half of Canada’s grain exports in 1922 and a fifth in 1932.
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Roosevelt
New Mexico Plains
Wagner
Senate
New Mexico
Santa Fe
United States Cartiers
Canada
Young Slayer to Farm After Insanity Review
A Sioux Falls eight year old boy who confessed to beating an aged man with a hammer then recanted may be placed on a farm. The county board of insanity ruled lack of jurisdiction due to an IQ around 60 to 92. Judge Lewis Larsen said the lad should go to the day clinic at the child guidance center. He has a “mental twist” but not enough to commit to a school for the feeble minded.
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Sioux Falls
Jose S—M
Jaditor
County Board of Insanity
Lewis Larsen
Juvenile ‘Court
Child Guidance Clinic
Larsen
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Merna Loy
Mexico
Congress
By Sigrid Arne
Cutting
Long Island
Olivia Cutting
Harvard
Franklin Roosevelt
Evalin
Knapp
Nicholas G. Roosevelt
Henry L. Roosevelt
Navy
Philadelphia
Marne
Ypres
Chateau
Thierry
Somme
Verdun
Great Britain
Patsy Kennel
Heron
the Barbarian
Mirna Loy
Wenenins Soeateo
Hell
Jimmy Durante
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