Seniors Prepare for The Eyes of Tales Play in Arizona Ranch
Seniors rehearse for an annual senior play directed by Miss Laverne Gibbs titled The Eyes of Tales a three act comedy mystery set in a modern ranch house near the Mexican border in southern Arizona Cast includes Dorothy Brown Vernon McKillip Lester Helgeland Eugene Links Charles Stoichen Mattie Webster Carolina Parker Florence Regynski Lori Swanson Donald Thompson Edmond Regynski and others Proceeds fund senior Skip Day expenses with performances on Thursday and Friday in Woonsocket.
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Woonsocket
Wright
Puege Rogers
Lester Helgeland
Run Strange Professor
Eugene Links
Tommy Tinker
Elnima
Charles Stoichen
Nancy Howe
Mattie Webster
Virginia Lee Byrd
Pat Gillis
Nancy
Carolina Parker
Florence Regynski
Lori Swanson
Donald Thompson
Nawu
Tininc
Edmond Regynski
George Steichen
Cities Benefits Of Concerts Editor's Note
The feature argues for funding and supporting artist recitals in Huron, stressing culture as essential to developing character. It laments neglect of music and culture amid modern priorities, urging parents and citizens to expose children to fine music for lifelong aesthetic and personal growth.
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Edith Fiske Lyman
Huron College
Huron
Indicum Irix
Jessony
South Dakota
Listener Finds Aesthetic Standard In Artist's Music
The speaker notes that music by various artists offers a true esthetic standard and a standard of performance worthy of imitation, guiding his taste and expectations in listening.
Kidnapping Charges Made By Thomas in Jersey City
Socialist party chairman Norman Thomas charged two Jersey City police officials with kidnapping after he was ejected from a Saturday night speaking event. Arthur T. Vanderbilt, Newark lawyer and ABA president, to represent him. Complaints filed before U S Commissioner Joseph F. Holeland allege violation of the Lindbergh kidnap law and conspiracy. Thomas was transported by ferry to New York, deemed interstate transportation.
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Newweann
Thomas
Nations
Socialist Party
Jersey City
Arthur T. Vanderbilt
Newark
American Bar Association
United States
Joseph F. Holeland
Henry Gautier
John J. Underrwood
New York
Nelson Eddy Uses Cello as Disguise at Public Visit
Hollywood May 4 Nelson Eddy after a concert tour adopted a cello as disguise in Washington he bought his father a cello and played it while in public to avoid notice. He stated the instrument proved more effective than dark glasses in drawing attention away from him.
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Nelson Eddy
Hollywood
Washington
Nelson
Flashes Of Life And Odd Local Notices In Brief
In Cumberland Maryland Harry W Young, market butcher and race union business manager, walked out amid a strike claiming non union wages would be paid. Bloomington Indiana student William Leininger dislocated a shoulder while sunbathing and was helped by two others to a physician. Spokane officials refunded a five year tax paying land due to it now being part of a highway after Mrs Bell Wilson’s appeal. Denver patrolmen patrolled for an auto theft suspect in the rain. the suspect eventually surrendered after a dry ride back to the car.
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Cumberland
Harry W. Young
Himelf
Young
Bloomington
Ind
William Leininger
Indiana University
Elso
Spokane
Belle Wilson
Chilado
Wilson
Denver
James Kits
McKinney
Thieves Steal Car With Baby In Back Seat
Los Angeles on May 4 thieves stole a 1927 model car with 2 year old Sally Tesnanga asleep in the back seat. The mother Mrs Herman Tesnanga left Sally and the car briefly while she joined friends, returning to find both missing. Police joined search for the blue eyed child.
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Los Angeles
Goutemobile
Sally Tesnanga
Frantie
Herman T. Jesnanga
Dromt
Sally
Saly
California
Winter Pays Return In West Weather Brief
Winter brought light, then heavy snow across western New Mexico and northern Colorado. Denver and surrounding areas saw a heavy wet snow with eight inches on Pike’s Peak. Temperature plunged to 26 degrees at Flagstaff while a dust storm swept central New Mexico. Two small tornadoes in Olahoray injured a farm woman and her daughter, toppling outbuildings as widespread rains and dust affected the state.
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Denver
New Mexico
Colorado
Pike
Flageta
Olahoray
Threaten Kidnapping Note Targeting Governor's Daughter
Troopers guarded the Cambridge home of Governor Charles F. Hurley as police chemists searched for fingerprints on a crude note warning beware Governor your daughter will be missing one week from today. The note is believed to reference one of Hurley's three daughters Betty 18 Nancy and Allen Sarah Simonths.
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Boston
Stoiz
Cambridge
Charles F. Hurley
Dopher
Hurley
Betty
Nancy
Allen Sarah
Simonths
Man Beaten By Cops Wins Six Cent Award
Walter White Sr., 50, filed a $10,000 damage suit against two patrolmen after alleging he was beaten during arrest in Philadelphia. The jury awarded him six cents. The report notes he claimed injuries including a broken nose, two fractured ribs, two black eyes, and bruises.
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Philadelphia
May
Walter White, Sr
South Dakota Farm Prices Edge Down in April
South Dakota farm prices averaged lower on April 15 versus a month earlier, with most grains dropping including wheat five cents and oats one cent. Slump in hay, alfalfa seed steady, meat animals mostly steady or down, hogs and sheep easing, milk cows up one dollar, butter and butterfat down, poultry nearly steady, and wool softening by one cent.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Frank. Jones
Ice Palace Banquet Theme At Wessington High
Wessington High School held its junior senior banquet and prom at the Community Hall on Saturday night with 60 attendees including faculty, wives, and special guests. The Ice Palaces theme featured decor and menu planned by Viola Wakey and the junior class, with remarks by Leslie Bowman and Henry Beigler and contributions from Dorothy Martens, Lester Clark, and Helen Eshler. Notables Ed Moller and Mary Henderson attended, and Joan Ferguson of Huron performed in the prom, which followed a three course dinner served by home economics girls.
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Wessington
Speciol
Wessington High School
Viola Wakey
Leslie Bowman
Henry Beigler
Dorothy Martens
Lester Clark
Helen Eshler
Scott Dexter
Wang
Clinton Sawyer
Ed Moller
Moller
Mary J. Henderson
Dorothy Youre
Huron
Joan Ferguson
Legs Win Actress First Speaking Role
Hollywood reports Claire Owen gains a speaking part after years of stock work at MGM. She plays a silk stocking demonstrator in One Woman's Answer, marking her first line and screen presence.
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Hollywood
Claire Owen
M-G-M
Birth of a Baby shown at Huron theatre next week
Amusements notice announces The Birth of a Baby film to be shown at Huron theatre next week. The documentary style drama on childbirth was produced by the American Committee on Maternal Welfare with praise from Life Magazine editors and medical leaders. It aims to educate on maternal health and reduce maternal mortality with endorsements from Surgeon General Hugh Parraty and other prominent figures. The program also advertises tonight and tomorrow features The Baroness and the Butler at Huron and Sergeant Morphy at the State.
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Huron Theatre
Life Magazine
American Convaittee On
United States
Life
Hugh Parraty
U. S. Public Health Service
Katherine Lenrest
Children’s Bureat
U. S. Department of Labor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
The
New York Tings
Cleveland Plain Dealer
American Medical Association
N. Y. Times
Journal of the A. M. A
HURON
Willis
Man Godfrey
Powel
Annabella
Sergeant Morphy
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