Amusements at State Show in Huron Weekender
Hillbilly revue Down in Arkansas stars Weaver Browh ing Elviry with Finky Tomlin and Ralph Byrd as a government officer in a hill country modernization bid. Berton Churchill plays a witty mountain judge while the Weavers lampoon backwoods resistance. Also shows Tonight HURON The Young in Heart with Fairbanks Jr Gaynor Goddard Burke Young Dupree and Disney cartoon Mother Goose Goes Hollywood. State screens 10th Ave Kid with Bruce Cabot and Beverly Roberts.
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Arkansas
Browhing
Elviry
Finky Tomlin
Ralph Byrd
U. S
Berton Churchill
Huron
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Janet Gaynor
Paulette Goddard
Billie Burke
Roland Young
Minnie Dupree
Hollywood
Walt Disney
Hitler Opponents Compared to Niagara Falls Tightrope Walker
Observers see Britain and France trying a miracle alliance to counter Hitler as he tightens grip on eastern Europe. Dewett Mackenzie notes Chamberlain and Daladier face a hard task after Munich and the Czech crisis, with Romania and Hungary now in Hitler's orbit.
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Hitler
Niagara Falls
England
France
Romania
Deweitt MacKenzie
New York
Britain
Europe
Balkans
Association of Ideas
Charles Blondin
Blondin
Learn Westchester Balance Step at home dance course
A home dance course advertises a 32 page booklet with diagrams for popular dances including Westchester, fox-trot, rumba, tango and ballroom shag. It guides leading and following steps, offers smart variations, and asks readers to send 10 cents for a copy to Evening Herald Home Service in New York with name address and booklet title.
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Mildred
Jack
Westchester
Home Service
Sixth Ave
New York
N.Y
Romania Bets on Independence While Romania Faces Nazi Pressure
The article notes Bucharest's pride in its economic pact preserving political independence and territorial integrity as Nazi influence grows. It highlights Romania's large army of 1.83 million and its heavy dependence on German markets, suggesting Germany could cripple Romania quickly by halting imports. It mentions Chamberlain and Daladier must address these issues to reach their aims as observers see little progress in Hitler's drive.
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Balkan
Turkey
Romania
Germany
Reich
Chamberlain
Daladier
Hitler
Tyrrell School Students Submit Fair Illustrations
Sixth graders Marguerite Greenan Luas Wipf and Joyce Lay created language illustrations for the Fair. Elmer Anderson drew "The House by the Side of the Road" and the class voted to send Lisas illustration, reported by Joyce Belle Lau under Pastor District No. 3 and teacher Leland Greeban.
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Tyrrell
Marguerite Greenan
Luas Wipf
Joyce
Elmer Anderson
Litas
Joyce Belle Lau
Leland Greeban
Millerette 4 H Club Meets at Glennons
The Millerette 4 H Club met Saturday afternoon with Rosemary Glennon. Sixteen of the eighteen members attended plus one visitor. After the meeting adjourned at four o'clock, the hostess served lunch.
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Millerette Club
Glennons
Rosemary Glennon
Farm Queries And Answers From The Huronite Q and A
Readers submit questions on agriculture with State College Extension Service help. Topics include rape pasture for sows and pigs on 15 acres, sow and pig carrying capacity, and barley or oats integration. Also covered are fowl cholera signs and sanitation, plus proper tom-to-hen ratios in turkey flocks for breeding.
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Huronite
Extension Service
State College At
Brookings
Turner County
Turmer
W. C
Beadle County
Marshall County
Poultry Brooder Questions and Practical Answers
Classic home poultry guidance discusses pen separation to prevent tom fights and the use of wire fencing. It covers brooder temperatures starting at 95 degrees edge heat for day olds, lowering weekly to 70 degrees by year end, water disinfectants, sour milk feeding, charcoal value, oyster shell frequency, and pullorum tested hatcheries.
SCS Project Begins In Lyman County South Dakota
Pierre March 40 V4 A program of soil and moisture conservation in the 180 378 acre American Creek soil conservation district in eastern Lyman County will start soon. Fred K Nissen chairman said the district is the fifth funded in the state, totaling over 4 million acres under such programs. District supervisors include Nissen Reliance Fred Pilker Oacoma vice chairman Horace Wagner Reliance George McManus Lyman Arthur G Eymer Reliance and R L Miller Lyman County agent Kennebec. Field surveys on soils erosion slope and regulation will be done by service representatives with an agreement providing access to CCC camp resources on American Island Chamberlain. Representatives will work with Brule Buffalo district and offices will be in Chamberlain under H Leo Wilson.
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Brule-Buffalo
To Confirm Class At Mt Calvary
A class of five children will be confirmed on Palm Sunday April 2 at Mt Calvary Ev Lutheran Church. Confirmation services begin at 10am. Members are Ide Herschmann Ernest Fassenheim Norman Duncan William Hansen and John Mueller.
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Mt. Calvary Ev. Lutheran Church
Ide Herschmann
Ernest Fassenheim
Norman Duncan
William Hansen
John Mueller
National K O C Leader to Speak in Huron Tonight
Local committees prepare for a 7 o clock supper meeting at St. Martins Church with Martin H Carmody supreme knight of the Knights of Columbus to address Catholics and guests from Sioux Falls Aberdeen Watertown Yankton Rapid City Mitchell Parkston and nearby areas Leo J Craig joins from Sioux Falls as state lodge dignitaries gather. Carmody, with global honors and Notre Dame honorary degree, has led the order since 1927 and continues as a renowned civic and religious leader.
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Martin H. Carmody
Grandapis
Mich
Supreme
The
Knights of Columbus
South Dakota
Supreme Knight
St. Martin's Catholic Church
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Watertown
Yankton
Rapid City
Mitchell
Parkston
Huron
Craig
KK. of C
Frank Guhin
Jim Reedy
Lawrence Schlimgen
Ray Conlon
Wagner
H. A. Bauer
Leo Trentz
J. J. Penny
Knights of St. Gregory the Great
Legion of Honor
France
Pius XXI
Holy Father
University of Notre Dame
Valparaiso
Michigan
Order
Capacite
Do Not Burn Refuse On Pavement Urges Huronians
Huronians in spring clean-up were urged not to burn lawn rakings or other refuse on paved or oil-surface streets. Burning can strip pavement oil causing cracks and chips as warm weather returns. City crews will haul winter refuse during the week of April 20 with free truck pickup, piles at rear of homes, exclude building materials or stones.
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Sears
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