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Evening Huronite

Location

Huron, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1931

Page

5

Cimarron at Huron theatre March 26 28

A major motion picture event, Cimarron, starring Richard Dix Irene Dunne Edna May Oliver Estelle Taylor and George Stone, plays the Huron theatre March 26 to 28. Byron McElligott praises the film’s stirring drama and pioneer spirit drawn from Edna Ferber’s novel.

Huron Byron McElligott Publix Cimarron Aberdeen Edna Ferber Richard Dix Irene Dunne Edna May Oliver Estelle Taylor George Stone American Theatre Oklahoma Frontier Yancey Cravat Yancey Oklahoma Wesley Ruggles

Accuse Tennant Of Robberies In Chicago Case

Maurice Tennant and Miss Celina Le Claire were accused in a Chicago area raid linked to a late November farm home crime. Police identified Tennant as responsible for many robberies, with victims naming him while he protested the claims. He would be viewed by Boscobel residents to aid identification relating to the violent raid that left Patrick Gorman dead and Paul Gorman wounded.

Maurice Tennant Celina le Claire Wis Chicago Lieut Walter Storms Tennant Boscobel Patrick Gorman Huron S. D Paul Gorman Canton

Moscow Trial Opens with Apathy as 14 Economists Plead Guilty

In Moscow on March 2, a sparse audience watched 14 prominent Soviet economists plead guilty to counterrevolutionary charges punishable by treason. Unlike earlier show trials, no glamor or media spectacle accompanied the opening. The regime disclosed that 138,000 government workers had been dismissed from service, with over 123,000 others affected.

Moscow Kleig Soviet Union

Incomplete Excerpt on Personnel Changes Reported

Scattered notes describe examinations and cleansing actions, transfers and demotions, and large dismissals. The fragmented text mentions Stew and John Aemney Tee amid unspecified personnel actions and potential reassignments.

John Aemney

Treasury To Save Much In Interest

Washington March 2 A ten million a year saving in interest will be effected by the treasury mid month through a 1 400 000 000 financing program Bonds and certificates will be issued at rock bottom rates the lowest the government ever obtained The treasury will use new issues to retire 1 100 000 000 of treasury notes The remainder is said to be for 50 per cent veterans loans on compensation certificates Dated March 18 the treasury will sell at par 500 000 000 of 12 year 3 3 8 bonds 00 000 000 of six month 1 1 2 certificates and 00 000 000 of one year two per cent certificates The plan includes 20 000 000 in interest on the public debt due March The treasury expects income tax returns to rise with March 15 figures.

Washington Treasury

Loan Fund Growing Reported by Club Leader

BROOKINGS March 2. H M Jones state club leader says 4-H clubs are sending cash contributions to a loan fund to aid former members through college. Contributions include ten cents per member and five percent of cash prizes won at fairs, with loans repaid after graduation.

Brookings H. M. Jones Civb State College Jane Keen Henry H. H. Lewis Clear Lake Sarah L. Dewing Huron L. V. Ausman Tyndall Dean C. Larson Dean Edith Pierson Jones

French Agree To Accord On Navies

Paris reports the cabinet calls the tripartite naval agreement among Great Britain, Italy, and France satisfactory. France’s adherence now awaits U S and Japan approval, with details withheld pending publication. Officials in London denied claims of new tonnage limits diverging from the Washington treaty.

Paris Great Britain Italy France Doumergue United States Japan Arthur Henderson A. V. Alexander Tord Admiralty London Foreign Office Washington

Pioneer Among First Passengers On Flyer

REDFIELD March 2 T. W. Child a Spink county pioneer rode into Aberdeen on Milwaukee’s first South Dakota train. He became a passenger 48 years later on the Columbian as it marked its first northbound trip through the state.

Redfield T. W. Child Spink County Aberdeen South Dakota

Friction Bearing History Cited In Rolling Car Wheels

Redfield notes a five year panning and describes how anti friction roller bearings evolved for railroad cars. He recalls Mr Childs who sought the patent and allowed it to lapse before current wheel bearings were developed around 1801 and taken up by other interests.

Redfield Cies

Wayland Girls Have Interesting Hobbies

The Wayland Girl Reserves met in the club room on February 2 to work on hobby books. Guests included Miss Carrie Reynolds of the YWCA, Mia Guy Giiatt, and Mr F C Hocking of Hiren. Plans were made for meetings on the first and third Thursdays from March 19, with other visitors joining in a Q and A game. A council session followed at Gladys Lloyd’s home, the adviser meeting with Reynolds and Mrs Oviatt, and the next gathering described as a social affair at Miss Lloyd’s home per Dorothy Ravenscroft.

Wayland Carrie Reynolds Mia Guy Giiatt F.C. Hocking Hiren Gladys Lloyd Miss Reynolds Oviatt Miss Lloyd Dorothy Ravenscroft

Broadcast Lessons To School Pupils In Greensboro

An instructional radio schedule has been inaugurated for school children in Greensboro North Carolina. The plan aims to provide educational broadcasts for pupils of local schools as part of a broader effort to supplement classroom learning.

Greensboro N. C Acio

City schools select teachers for broad instruction

A committee of teachers will designate faculty from the city schools to regularly teach subjects such as music citizenship and thrift to students, with indelved receivers and speakers chosen to provide instruction.

City adopts radio instruction as new school period

The city schools move beyond a traditional instructional period by establishing a regular radio instruction block for both adults and children, marking an innovative use of the local station to deliver education.

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