The Green Light at Huron offers serious drama with romance
Huron theatre presents The Green Light a tale of a young surgeon seeking redemption through science and faith. Cedric Hardwicke leads a strong cast with Margaret Lindsay Spring Byington and Henry ONeill in support. The program also features Rhythm on the Range a comic musical Western starring Bing Crosby Bob Burns Frances Farman and Martha Raye with the hit I m an Old Cowhand.
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Huron
Ercel Flynn
Ro Mamie
Charlie
The
Light Brigade
Green Light
Dean Hirchurt
Dean Harcourt
Cedric Hardwicke
Margaret Lindsay
Sylvia
Dresden
Ting
Bing Crosby
Bob Burns
Frances Farmst
Martha Raye
Crosby
Arizona
Madison Square Garden
Miss Farmer
Bubbles
Bing
Farmer
Bob
Beaih Named History Head at Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell March 26 Dr Herschel Beaih of Wichita Kansas is the new head of the History department at Dakota Wesleyan University taking duties at the spring quarter start He has nine years teaching history and social science experience at Wichita University South Park College Texas Bethel College Tennessee and earned masters and PhD degrees from Clark University Worcester Massachusetts.
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Herschel Beaih
Wichita
Kansas
Dakota Wesleyan University
Heath
Wichita University
South Park College
Texas
Bethel College
McKenzie
Tennessee
Clark University
Worcester
Massachusetts
That Girl From Paris and The Mighty Treve At Bijou
Woeful but lively notes from Huron and State theater listings highlight Lily Pons in That Girl From Paris at the Bijou with a preview of Sundays show The Green Light. Also billed is The Mighty Treve a dog tale featuring Noah Berry Jr and his canine friend Dreve with Barbara Read.
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Huron
Paris
Leages
America
Jack Oakle
Gene Raymond
Lily Pons
Noah Berry, Jr
Dreve
Barbara Read
Radio Features The Best in Radiolaniy
Central Standard theme discusses Supreme Court talk tonight 5:35. Poll of Public Opinion broadcast. WABC CBS nine thirty features Rep Thomas Amelin of Wisconsin for New York. Rudy Vaiart heads to London for coronation week to present BBC sponsored talent with limited crew. Listening tonight WEAF NBC nine thirty Edwin Hill Lucille Manners Waltz Time drama and Varsity Varieties from Denver. Del Casino songs broadcast on WABC CBS at 9:30 with Jack Danny Orchestra.
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Supreme Court
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Thomas R. Amlin
Wisconsin
New York
Mar
Rudy Vai
Tee
London
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Rudy
England
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Hill
Lucille Manners
Denver
Jack
Danny
del Casino
Martnez
Brothers Quartet
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Snow Village
Cook
Irvin S. Cobb Shawe
Barron
Ink Spots
Emil Coleman
J. Blaine Orch
Ray Pearl
Niagara Falls
Con -Basiz
Johnny
Columbus Concert Orchestra
Coloness
Midwest
Banny Goodman
Anson Weeks
Ted
Figrito
Roger Fryar
Mdiwst
Broad Way to Easter Radio Schedule Highlights
Saturday programs feature Leopold Stokowski, Benny Goodman, and Rex Chandler among many NBC CBS and WABC broadcasts. Daylong listings include concerts, choirs, operas, light entertainment, and special Easter shows across networks with multiple times and venues noted.
Woman Dies On Way To Hospital In Snowstorm
In Watertown South Dakota a woman died five miles from Clear Lake while en route to a Watertown hospital for emergency surgery. George Erbart of Mitchell, suffering from a ruptured appendix, perished as volunteers battled seven hours to reach her through deep drifts. The storm dumped 20 inches of snow with heavy precipitation, closing roads and delaying trains as crews fought to clear state highways. A rise of at least 10 inches was forecast for Lake Kampeske.
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S. D. Mar
George Erbart
Mitchell
Clear Lake
Aete
Lake Kampeske
Find Body Of Storm Victim
GROTON March 2. The body of John Wahl of Pierpont, missing since the blizzard on January 2, was found Sunday in a grove of trees seven miles northeast of Pierpont. A search party led by Clint Totten located the body after renewed efforts as snow melted. Wahl had left the John Stolamark farm to walk to the Gle Teiten home.
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Groton
Mar
John Wahl
Pierpont
Clint Totten
Wahl
Mr.Wahl
John Stolamark
Gle Teiten
River Meet to Be Held in Yankton
A Missouri River Water Conservation Association meeting is set for April 15 in Yankton with Mayor Ernest A. Crockett as organizer. Invited are governors and congress members from nearby states. Arthur Weaver may speak as former Nebraska governor and Mississippi Valley Association president. The effort aims to draft a plan for dam construction on the upper Missouri and James rivers for water conservation, flood control, and irrigation.
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Yankton
S. D
Missouri River Water Conervation Association
Ernest A. Crockett
Congress
Arthur Weaver
Nebraska
Missinnippi
Missouri River
James
Republican Leader William Sacks Dies in St Louis
William Sacks, 63, attorney and former banker, died after a three week illness. A prominent figure in national and state Republican circles, he backed Will Hays as postmaster general in 1922 and later sought U.S. Senate nomination. Sacks led the St Louis Republican Club and founded the Republican National Bank. he also served as director of the Washington National Bank. He was born in St Louis in 1874 and survived by his widow and daughter Patricia.
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St. Louis -St. Louis
William Sacks
Sacks
Will H. Hays
United States
St. Louis
Republican Club
Republican National Bank
Washington National Bank
Postal Service
Patricia Sacks
Woman At 108 Has New Problem
CHICAGO March 28 Mrs Mary Adelman prepares to begin her 103rd year Sunday facing a new problem her aging sight hair turning gray yet she reads and sews without glasses and would attend movies nightly if accompanied She is a longtime churchgoer at St Wenceslaus and flew in a plane on her 103rd birthday Her family notes she came from Poland settled in Milwaukee then Chicago where she has lived decades Vincent her son is among four surviving children and others live in Milwaukee Jersey City and New York.
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Chicago
Mary Adelman
Vincent Adelman
Adelman
St. Wenceslaus
Poland
Milwaukee
Vincent
Toe
Philip
Jersey City
N.Z
New York
Powers Running Bluff on Arms Talks and Naval Race
Preston Grover Washington discusses critics and policymakers urging a bluff at an arms conference. He notes Hull denying U S cooperation with Britain, yet U S and British naval builds align as if coordinated. The piece cites $45.6 million to $126 million yearly ship expenditures, projections for 1936 to 1938, and calls for disarmament talks and scrapping ships for peace.
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Preston Grover Washington
Mar
United States
Great Britain
England
Hull
United Binley
Chamberlain
Britannia
Radio meteorograph aims to replace planes in weather data
Washington March 26 A Bureau of Standards development could revolutionize upper air weather forecasting A miniature weather reporting and radio transmitter station fits in a small balsa wood box under two pounds The device is tethered to a five foot balloon for data collection
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Washington
Bureau of ‘Standards
Supports' City Auditorium Bond Endorsement
At Forrest Mc Mullen post of Veterans of Foreign Wars regional members endorsed issuing bonds to build a municipal auditorium. Petitions circulate for April 20 election, with April observances planned for Memorial Pay. Wayne J. Wilson named poppy chairman as Buddy poppies ordered, and plans set for the spring festival May 20 to June 6.
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Forrest McMullen
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Iss Huron Post
Post
Buddy Poppies
C. C. Taylor
Wayne J. Wilson
Employees Share in Profit at Union Packing Company
In Jersey City on March 26, 2000 employees at Union Packing Company were declared partners and to receive monthly dividends amounting to up to 15 percent of profits. About 200 workers across 50 stores in New Jersey and New York would gain $5 to $20 for butchers and $18 to $75 for managers. executives anticipate a broader national move if profits rise.
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Jersey City
Union Packing Comipany
Joseph Gross
Louis A. Falk
Ensployer
New Jersey
New York
Falk
Stars No Longer Run True to Type
Hollywood, Mar 2 In a shifting screen era actors once typed to specific roles break from old images. Franchot Tone Robert Montgomery Gary Cooper and others take new parts, while Peter Lorre and Boris Karloff move beyond bogeyman portrayals, reshaping careers and audience expectations.
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NBA Service
Swatch
Hollywood
Mar
Franchot Tone
Robert Montgomery
Znardorera
Peter Lorre
M Ana
Mad Love
Bovis Heeble
Tui Mek
George Balthog
Gary Cooper
Jean Harlow
Mel Tone
Montgomery
Ralt
Larre
Karloff
Raft
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Ces
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Spencer Tracy
Enii
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Bob
Film Roles and Villainy Highlight 1930s Stars
The article previews roles by Peter Lorre Boris Karloff and Conrad Nagel in classic cinema. Ratt portrays a crafty first mate in Souls at Sea opposite Gary Cooper, while Lorre plays a wary Oriental detective in Think Fast, Mr. Moto. Karloff shifts to hero by aiding a crackdown on gunrunners.
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Cope
Ratt
Gary Cooper
Meety & Hero
Lorre
Mr. Mote
Karloff
Gafccrackens
Aim To Wipe Out Peddler Nuisance In Huron
Springtime drive backs anti peddler nuisance with alerts to housewives. Chamber of Commerce and city police urge residents to call when itinerant salesmen appear. Police radio lets rapid dispatch to source, detain peddlers for license or removal. Campaign, led by Chief Jake Nelson, aims for stronger results this spring.
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Huron
Loday
Chamber of Commerce
Huroniane
Jake Nelson
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