Huron Woman Wins Prize in Picnic Dish Recipe Contest
The Huron Evening recipe contest awarded Mrs. W. T. Whitney first prize of 1.00 for a potato salad recipe. Ina Gilchrist won 0.50 for Ham and Potatoes En Caserole, and Dorothy Franklin earned 0.05 for Salian Baked Beans. Honorable mentions went to several entrants. next week features rhubarb dessert recipes with prizes of 1.00, 0.59, and 0.59. Whitney’s potato salad recipe includes potatoes, eggs, pepper, onion, cucumber, and dressing.
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W. T. Whitney
Ina Gilchrist
Iroquois
C. A. Margeson
Kelsey
Broder Dinsen
Hitchcock
E. Hart
Huron
Huronite
Sportsmen Eye Berry's Appointment Of Two State Game And Fish Commissioners
Gov Berry must name two new members to the South Dakota state game and fish commission by July 1 as terms of Chet Snyder and Allen Toomey end. Snyder, a Republican chair from Watertown, is doubtful for reappointment while Toomey, a Democrat from Spearfish, is favored for another term. The six member panel, created in 1937 with three Republicans and three Democrats, has experienced political maneuvering over overlapping six year terms and farm representation.
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Eye Berry
Allen Toomey
Chet Snyder
State Railroad Commission
Toomey
Snyder
Berry
Six Man Game and Fish Commission
Railroad Commission
Frank Pickart
Haven
State Insurance Department
C. FR. Horswill
D. C. Lewis
Bulow Aims to Remove Civil Service Protections
Senator William J. Bulow, chairman, called a Senate Civil Service Committee meeting to consider a bill denying civil service rating to employees placed in that class by executive order after March 4, 1929. Introduced by Senator King, the bill would affect officials rated without examination, potentially expanding patronage and weakening protections for Republican staff under President Hoover.
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Washington
William J. Bulow
Senate Committee On Civil Service
King
Emocror
Utah
Jess
Republian
Hoover
May Day demonstrations around the world turn tense
Reports from Moscow show Stalin presiding over a May Day parade with about 1,000,000 participants and 50,000 Moscow troops. Elsewhere, Vienna, Sofia, Havana and Buenos Aires report bans, arrests, and precautions as communist and socialist groups prepare or cancel May Day actions amid government crackdowns.
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Soviet Union
Communist Party
Joseph Y. Stalin
Lenin
Moscow
May Day unrest across Europe and Asia reports
May Day brought shutdowns in Spain as authorities warned of possible revolutionary activity. In Mexico City federal troops remained in quarters ahead of a parade, while Athens and Winnipeg issued permits for labor rallies. Istanbul boosted patrols to curb demonstrations, and in Tokyo labor divisions led to separate May Day observances. Manila saw a flag dispute and farm labor protests with arrests. In London, Royal Air Force sergeant majors were redesignated as warrant officers.
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Madrid
Spain
Barcelona
Las Padmas
Canary Islands
Mexico City
Workmen's Federation
Winnipeg
Calgary
Market Place
London
Royal Air -Force
Lionel Barrymore Stars in Looking Forward Amusement Note
In Huron Amusements Lionel Barrymore headlines Looking Forward as a faithful bookkeeper unjustly dismissed by a great mercantile house. Lewis Stone plays the merchant prince with Benita Hume Elizabeth Allan as his wife and daughter. The drama centers on loyalty, a moral showdown, and a store saved from collapse.
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Lionel Barrymore
Barrymore
Lewis Stone
Merchant Prince
Benita Hume
Elizabeth
Allan
Stone
Phillips Holmes
Miss Allen
Colin Clive
Alec
B. Vrencis
Rasputin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Drama and film stars in a sprawling show business tale
Blordell and Cortez perform in a drama about the entertainment world. Huron features King Kong and prehistoric beasts. a jungle scene includes a 50 foot ape, Pay Wrey, and Bruce Cabot. Cynara stars Ronald Colman, Kay Francis, and Phyllis Barry in a marital triangle tale. Tomorrow Buou Broadway Bail and Huron Looking Forward see above.
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Huron
Pay Wrey
Bruce Cabot
Ronald Colman
Kay Francis
Phyllis Barry
Cynara
Dutch menu event delights school year at Lutheren church
Edith Millett Delbert Bates and Robert Lewis of The Ladies Aid organized a four course menu. Two freshmen and two sophomores served in cream and blue Dutch costumes to the 8 Bucs. The Dutch scheme was carried out effectively and artistically, making the affair one of the most delightful of the school year.
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Edith Millett
Delbert Bates
Robert Lewis
Lutheren Church
Lugosi to Play Comedy Role in International House
Bela Lugosi, famed for Dracula, shifts from horror to comedy in International House as one of Peggy Hopkins Joyce’s ex husbands. He aims to prove he can handle varied roles beyond the monster, noting he always was an actor and that heavy makeup and typecasting dampen his craft.
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Robsin
COONS
Hollywood
Bela Lugosi
Dracula
International House
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Eddie Sutherland
Lugosi
Sutherland
Hungary
Radio Schedule Changes and Premieres Across Networks
Central standard time shifts adjust to daylight saving. Ralph Kirvery returns to WEAE NBC nightly lineup, Irene Franklin joins husband Jermy Jarnegan on WIZ NBC series, CBS plans weekly famous short stories on WABC. Prime items include Burton Holmes talks, Sizzlers trio, Pageant of Colorado, radio forum with Hall, Nino Martini, Ted Lewis, and various concerts and talk programs across WEAF NBC, WABC CBS, and WIZ NBC.
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Butterfield
New York
Ralph Kirvery
Irene Franklin
Jermy Jarnegan
Wabccbs
Weaf-Necs
Burton Holmes
Sizzlers
Colorado
Hall
Lake Preston Banquet Held In Dutch Themed School Event
Lake Preston May 1 Special The annual Lake Preston high school junior senior banquet was staged in the school auditorium with a Dutch garden décor. The reception room featured a windmill motif, blue sky and moonlit stars, cobblestone paths and tulip beds. Burgemaster Luther Eid led the program and toasts covered Amsterdam dikes windmills canals the Hague and other topics. Musical contributors included Celena Quin Edith Millett J S Rider and Arlette Levinson with a student quartet.
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Lake Preston
Lake Preston High School
Holland
Penloi
Luther Eid
Amsterdam
Foster Lance
Kenneth Davis
Edith Johnson
Canals
Meyer Engen
J. S. Rider
Arlette Levinson
Serlier Quartet
Alice Hedberg
Busts and plaques in Poets Corner recall Longfellow Lovell
Westminster Abbey’s Poets Corner features a bust of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and tablets honoring Lovell and Walter Hines Page, highlighting the literary and diplomatic links of the memorial space.
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Westminster Abbey
Longfellow
Lovell
Walter Hinesnes
Johnson to leave State College band in May farewell
Frit H Johnson director of the State College women's band will make his farewell appearance as reader at the annual concert on Tuesday May 2 in the college auditorium at 8 o'clock. He will leave State College later to supervise music in Redfield public schools.
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Fritz H. Johnson
Brookings
State College Women’s Band
Frit. E. Johnson
Johnson
State College
Redfield
Goldsmith Is Elected Athol High School Superintendent
Athol announces Walter J. Goldsmith as superintendent for 1933 34 at the Athol high school. A Dakota Wesleyan graduate with postgraduate study at Minnesota, he served as principal of Wessington high school from 1919 to 1932.
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ATHOL
Walter J. Goldsmith
Athol High School
Mc. Goldsmith
Dakota Wesleyan University
University of Minnesota
Wessington
Progressive Club Holds Meeting in Alpena
The Progressive Club met at Mrs ALS Leidschlaw home with Mrs Everett McWilliams as hostess. Sixteen members answered roll call with a fish story. Mrs Brammer led the lesson from the Reader's Digest and others spoke on belief and a manicurist trade. A vine from tropical Africa was noted to cling to glass and erode the surface near a window.
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Alpena
Progressive Club
Als. Leidschlaw
Everett McWilliams
Charles Brammer
K. T. Aisenbrey
V. J. Linn
Wirth Wins Tight USD Student Election in 1933-34
Lawrence Wirth of Vermillion narrowly defeated George Green of Sioux Falls by 19 votes to become USD student association president for 1933-34. The campaign featured torchlight parades, fiery speeches, band concerts, and campus meetings amid a lively but wholesome atmosphere. Other elected officers included LaVerne Williamson as vice president and Kerneth Peterson as debate board chair, with several others filling board positions.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
Lawrence Wirth
Wirth
George Green
Sioux Falls
LaVerne Williamson
Custer
Kerneth Peterson
Mission Hill
Debate Board of Control
Myer Hosen
Freeman
Mary Huyck
Alvin Hahn
Doland
Board of Publications
Robert Riter
Ray Aldrich
Salem
Marit Danforth
Robert Dunn
Oratory Union Building Board of Control
Loring McGee
Vernon McCann
Tyndall
Eddie Dunn
Watertown
Walter Olson
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