When You're in Love and Miss Grace Moore at Huron Theatre
Amusements review notes Grace Moore steps from opera into film singing Minnie the Moocher and Schubert Serenade with new Jerome Kern numbers. Cary Grant and a strong supporting cast bolster the light plot as Moore, briefly barred from the US, navigates romance and career in the film directed by Riskin. Tonight at Huron Theatre features Nobody's Baby and Mai Are Not Gods in concurrent showings with State listings of the programs.
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Grace Moore
Miss Moore
Gracie
Cab Calloway
Minnie the Moocher
Robert Riskin
Mr. Deeds
Gonn
United States
Mexico
Sven Aw
Jerome Keam
Cary Cran
Ieludes Aineton
Henry Stephenson
Catherin Louis Alberni
Thana Mitchell
Huron Theatre
Huron
Patsy Kelly
Lyna Robert
Robert Armstrong
Lynn Overman
Miriam Hopkins
Lawrence Walk
Radio Features Laas By Ase 1 1 Cent Butterfield Edited
New York June 9. Engineers say short wave signals captured the solar eclipse broadcast nearly perfectly. NBC transmitted from Canton Island and CBS from Peru with Hayden Planetarium Grace expedition aid. George Hicks reported from Canton Island using a portable megahertz device routed via a U S Navy minesweeper to a California relay, with Lima noted for the network link. Amos and Andy are referenced as voice actors. Plans include Braddock Louis Chicago June 2 and Palm Springs telecasts by late June. Tonight features Golden Gloves boxing and U S vs. World boxing.
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R. Butterfield
Central Standard
New York
NBC
Canton Island
National Geographic-U. S. Navy
Juela Mountains
Peru
CBS
Hayden Planetarium
Ve Peru
Mito Lima
Radio Schedule Fragments and Program Highlights
A chaotic listing of radio programs across NBC ABC CBS stations for the day and coming Thursday notes. Mentions of Mrs Roosevelt, Sen Reynolds, variety shows, musicals, and news blocks with times and personalities like Fred Allen Lily Pons Babe Ruth and Beatrice Lillie. Highlights include golf summaries, theater matinee, and late night orchestras with multiple station references.
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WEAF
NBC
WIZ
Floo Roosevelt
White House
WABC
CBS
R. R. Reynolds
North Carolina
Marx
Lily Pons
Jessica Dragonette
Irenes
Babe Ruth
Nichols Orchestra Broadcast Schedule and Highlights
Thursday radio waves feature Nichols Orchestra at 10:00 with Anson Weeks and Orchestra, Eddie Elkins at 11:00, and Organ and Dance. Highlights include Tokyo choral selections at 3:15 p.m., Berlin at 5:30, Prague 7:5 Military Band, and London excerpts from Light Opera. Other items cover Buenos Aires chamber music, Santiago, Paris operas Werther and Manon, with Winnipeg Haowalian Nights.
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Tokyo
Berlin
W2kaf
Ciro Cjax
Winnipeg
Fraternal Day Sets Plans For Repeat Fete Next Year
Announcement of prize winners marks Fraternal Day events in Huron with parade and drill team contests. Winners include Royal Neighbors of America, Woodmen Circle, A D U W, Macabees, and Degree of Honor lodges. Banquet speaker Absent. Lang praised. community honors and plans for perpetual Fraternal Day.
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Sergh Dakota
RN. Campbell
Royal Neighbors of America
Huron
Woodmen Circle
Degree of Honor Lodge 46
Maccabees
Aberdeen
Degree of Honor Lodge No. 121
Spirit of Fraternity
College Auditorium
Aberdeen Mac~eabers
Sioux Falls
A. J. Lang
City
Bhike F. Patton
Mirron
South Dakota
Alice Goodman
Yankton
Misa Pearl Fisher
Belle -Zepp
R. N Campbell
Paul Halney
T. H. Simmons
Orla Huddleston
Joan Wanda Siegenthaler
Alfred Trenerry
First‘ Baptist. Church
Sporigora
Lang
Huron High School
Van Zandt Attends V F W Camp Meeting in Madison
James E. Van Zandt of Altoona past national commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars arrived in Huron by plane from Omaha this morning. He planned an afternoon speaking engagement at the state V F W encampment in Madison before returning to Omaha. He was accompanied by I. O. Hagen and O. J. Natterman.
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James E. van Zandt
Altoona
Penn
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Huron
Omaha
Madison
State V.flw
van Zandt
I. O. Hagen
F.W
FDR Proposes 95 Vessel Subsidized Merchant Fleet
Washington June 3 4 The administration asks Congress to fund a 95 ship subsidized merchant fleet with 10 million start up money and 150 million in contracts next year. President Roosevelt urges build up of home owned shipping to replace obsolescent vessels and notes no general cargo ships have been built for foreign trade in five years.
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Washington
America
Roosevelt
Cong Resy
Maritime Commission
Joseph P. Kennedy
Kennedy
Congress
Brookings Bank Depositors Granted Final Dividend
Pierre June 10 A final dividend of 2 65 percent totaling 28 515 41 is paid to creditors of the closed Brookings bank James Stewart state superintendent of banks announced today This final payment brings the total dividends to 19 85 percent of deposits from the bank liquidation
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Ras Brookings
Pierre
Bank of Brookings
James Stewart
S D Sunday School Election Is Today
Mitchell reports the regular business and election of officers of the State Sunday School convention as delegates tally around 225 registered. Rev Lyland Mann of Madison addressed on Shall the Rural Church Survive while banquets closed recent sessions and morning programs featured county officers Perry Clifford and state council leader W E Bayles. A general session at the Methodist Church followed youth and adult gatherings with Mann speaking on Christianity at Work Today. Denominational meetings then began nominating committee appointments.
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Cresbard
Mann
W. E. Bayles
Huron
State Council
Charles B. Shike
Chicago
Children Workers
Methodist Church
Frank Haher Pleads Guilty in City Firearm Case
Frank Haher pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to unlawful shooting within the city limits. He was fined 5 dollars, with the sentence suspended on condition of good behavior.
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Frank Haher
Vermillion Summer School session notes in city
Percy Washabaugh left for Vermillion to attend the University of South Dakota summer school on his way to completing a master's degree. Local notices include a 35 cent insurance ad, a marriage license issued for John Adam Moore and Gladys M. Brown, several local visits and births, and residents traveling or visiting relatives in nearby towns.
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Percy Washabaugh
Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Ralph GC. Paley
John Adam Moore
Gladys M. Brown
Huron
Thomas Reaves
Gerald Wilson
Watertown
University of Minnesota
Carl Ruhlman
Redfield
Bernice Hagedorn
Langford
Jeff Huron
Detroit
E. S. Hagedorn
Ensign
Otto Kuydsem
Jeanne Anne
Otto John
Slidell Li
P. Schott
Utah Avenue
Ensign Knudsen
Schott
Civilian Conservation Corps
Slidell
Charles Hornes
Minneapolis
Travel note hints at trip stages and employer tag
A fragment notes a party scheduled to depart for the Black Hills tomorrow then travel to Harom before returning home. It also mentions Mr Barnes in the industrial engineering department of the Munsing Factory in Mipe nenpotla.
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Black Hills
Harom
Barnes Fa
Munsing Factory
Mipenenpotla
No Divorces Here In May
Huron's May vital statistics show 9 divorces, 13 marriages, 16 deaths with one declaration of intent to become a United States citizen, six births before 1905, and 30 total births. Clerk S. P. Gianzer urges county residents to register births prior to 1905, noting registration importance for many reasons.
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Huron
Clerk of Courts
S. P. Gianzer
United States
Glanzer
Towns and Packerd First Georgia Olympians File AAU Entries
Towns hurdler and Packerd sprinter of the University of Georgia filed entries for the National AAU outdoor track and field championships to be held July 2 and 3 in Milwaukee Wisconsin. They are among the first 199 American Olympic stars to enter the event.
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A. H. Compton
W. W. Bauer
America Medical Association
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Northern Lights
Jerry Blaine
Dancing Music Orchestre
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Isham Jones
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FDR
Cottonwood Lake
Red Perkins
Dixie Mampblers
Jack Mills
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Huron Dance Pavilion
Lawrence Welk
Huron Clinic
A J. C. Shirley
M.D
H. D. Sewell
Saxton
W. J. Matson
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Erican College OF Surgeons
LL. Saylor
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