Colleen Comes to Huron Theater with Star Cast
In Huron an all star Warmer Brothers musical comedy Colleen arrives tomorrow and Friday led by Dick Powell and Ruby Keeler with Jack Oakie Joan Blondell Louise Fazenda and others. Paul Denner debuts as a Broadway sensation while Ruby dances and Powell sings. A 200 girl chorus and Bobby Connolly ensembles accompany a stage style revue tonight.
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Colleen
Warmer Brothers
Huron Theatre
Dick Powell
Ruby Keeler
Aso Jack Oakie
Joan Blondell
Louise Fazenda
Hough Herbert
Paul Denner
Dante
Broadway
Paul Draper
Conerte
Muriel
Ruth
Ruby
Oakie
Blondell
Mer. Herbert
New York
Bobby Connolly
Convention broadcasts shaped by schedules and guests
New York reports that this week's convention broadcasts are not being planned strictly around session times. Commentators and guest speakers appear in short 15 minute periods, usually between the day and fight sessions, with times and speakers announced only shortly before airing. CBS has arranged a tentative plan.
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Weaf-Nbc
WJZ
Little Jack Little
WIZ
New York
CBS
Co op Survival Rates Hit 59.9 Percent in South Dakota
BROGsiwuws, a cooperative marketing group in South Dakota, reports a 59.9 percent survival rate since 1904 when the first association began at Sisseton. The state planning board notes 22 co op groups formed 1944 through 195. 90 failed to survive. Peak activity occurred 1921 to 1925 with 78 associations founded.
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Brogsiwuws
South Dakota
Sisseton
State Planning Board
Union Pacific Wins Safety Medal Again
Union Pacific Railroad earned the annual Lane EH Harriman gold medal for the best safe operation record, marking the sixth win in 12 years. Duluth, Massabe and North American Railway earned silver, and Pittsburgh Shawmut and Northern Railway took bronze. The article notes large costs in Boulder Dam water flow mechanisms.
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Union Pacific
New York
Lane EH Harriman
Union Pacific Railroad
Duluth, Massabe and Northam
U. S. Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh, Shawmut and Northern Railroad Co
Sunday School Parley In Redfield Draws 200 Delegates
The Spink County Sunday School convention in Redfield drew over 200 delegates from across the county. The event opened with church services, music from local groups, and a business session electing G. E. Hall as president and Marian Gale Stewart as secretary treasurer. Discussions covered religious education, finances, and plans for future work with resource leaders guiding sessions.
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Redfield
Spink County
Acoal
Macri
Congregational Church
A. F. Schicher
M. E
Frankfort
Tulare
Ashton
G. E. Hall
George Willett
Marian Gale Stewart
H. M. Bissell
Turton
3. W. Keck
Huron
Ray M. Johnson
South Dakota
Redeld
Clarisam Fisher
Livila Wagner
Florence Beckmann
Alita Clark
Mary Thompson
Mia
Kiinite
R. M. Miller
E. Broetzmann
Convention Thanks For Successful Program Involvement
The convention expressed gratitude to entertaining churches and all contributors to the program. Special thanks were given to guest speakers Mrs. H. W. Keck and the Rev. Ray Johnson and to those who assisted in the musical features, aiming to return to front rank in the future.
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8. W. Keck
Ray Mr. Johnson
House Tax Plan Edges Toward Final Compromise
Washington June 10 Conferees move toward a compromise on the tax bill amid signs the House tax provisions may predominate. The dispute centers on undistributed corporate profits with the House favoring a graduated rate up to 4a% and the Senate endorsing a flat seven percent tax. The corporate income tax also differs, with the House keeping a graduated scale 12 4 to 18 percent and the Senate raising it to 15 42 to 18 percent. The bill likely won’t be ready before Monday’s session after the Republican convention, but a bill in some form is expected by midweek.
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Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Ahapa
New Dealer Wins in Alabama Runoff Vote
Luther Patrick, a 42 year old lawyer, poet and radio entertainer, won Alabama's ninth district Democratic runoff, defeating incumbent George Huddleston by about 8000 votes after charging him with disloyalty to the New Deal. A scuffle occurred when Huddleston struck Patrick with a sauce bottle, causing minor injuries.
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Ala
Jung
George Huddleston
Congress
Luther Patrick
Ninth
Huddleston
Imme
Patrick
Evidence Hearing Set In Roberts O Brien Election Fight
Pierre June 10 Arrangements were made to take depositions in the election petition challenge by Supreme Court Judge E D Roberts against opponent M Harry O Brien of Highmore. Testimony due by July 3 with a final hearing July 9 as the court considers alleged signature duplications and false signatures.
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State Attorney General’s Office
Roberts
O'Brien
Supreme Court
Theodore H. J. Studt
Highmoore
Jr. T. McCullen, Jr
Secretary of State
Morrison
Byron Payne
D. J. O'Keelly
Pierre
Judge Roberts
Adventists Dismissed In Hotel Fire Probed
San Francisco police cleared seven Seventh Day Adventists questioned after a hotel fire that killed seven people Sunday. The probe centered on a suggestion by Adventist elder C. A. Purdon from Lincoln Nebraska that cult leaders had predicted fire would fall from heaven during the Adventists world conference.
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San Francisco
C. A. Purdon
Lincoln
Neb
Tom Reagan
Court lifts Howell trading ban in grain exchanges
Chicago financier Thomas M. Howell, once barred from grain futures due to a Chicago Board of Trade pit position, is cleared to trade again after the U S Circuit Court of Appeals declined to overturn a previous commission order. Government attorneys filed a confession of error.
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Howell
Chicago
Thomas M. Howell
United States
U. S Circuit Court of Appeals
Howall
Chicago Board of Trade
Corm
Lieutenant's Body Recovered From Ardonock Reservoir
Idaho City June 16 searchers removed the body of Lieut. F. D. Leslie army officer of Bella Pourche South Dakota from Ardonock Reservoir. Two CCC enrollees, Joseph Edward of Underwood North Dakota and Gordon Neilson of Washburn North Dakota, were with him when their automobile left a furrow road Thursday night. The body was found under the direction of Sheriff Harry Penrod of Baise County and CCC officials. Two Spokane planes joined in the search over the reservoir.
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D. Leslie
Bella Pourche
S. D
Ardownock Reservoir
CCC
Harry Penrod
Baise County
Leslie
Joseph Edward
Underwood
N. D
Sordon Neilson
Washburn
Twin Springs
Spokane
Idaho National Guard
Hodies
Seek To Change Eviction Order In Rapid City
Rapid City June 10 attorney Leo Flynn of McCook County announced plans to appeal in the seventh District Circuit Court against the eviction order that returned Mrs. Jennie Henson and her two children to Salem two weeks ago. Flynn arrived with Sheriff Joe Ryan to study the records before filing the appeal.
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Rapid City
Up—States
Leo Flynn
McCook County
Seventh District Circuit
Jennie Henson
Salem
Flynn
Joe Ryan
Eviction appeal filed over misserved residency notice
Flynn seeks appeal on grounds the Hensons were not properly served in Pennington County within the legally required residency notice period. Pennington welfare officials had earlier returned the trio to Salem and then to McCook after a prior failed attempt. Justice James Clapp oversees the eviction matter and the county's actions.
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Salem
Pennington County
Fale
James Clapp
McCook Town
Flynn
Hensons
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