Dangerous Men Are Noted in This Fox Film Cast
A vintage film notice reviews Fox Pictures' Today and Saturday program featuring Warner Baxter and Catherine Dale Owen with Bela Lugosi and Albert Conti. The critique lauds Baxter’s transformation and Lugosi’s doctor role while panning Owen’s casting and the film’s writing.
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FOX
Warner Baxter
Catherine Dale Owen
Albert Conti
Hedda Hooper
Claude Alister
Hela Lugosi
Elinor Glyn
Kenneth Hawke
Mary Astor
Catherine
Bela Lugosi
Lugosi
Baxter
Arizona
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Etiner
Catherine Jale Gwen
Baxter Anc
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Eggers Outlines Scout Camp Rules For DakoTah
Fred C. Eggers, area executive for the Central South Dakota region, announced Scout Camp DakoTah opens July 15 for four weeks. The permanent camp near Miller offers swimming, patrol system, hikes, and nightly activities with a focus on thrift and self care. Camp fees are 5.50 per week with a 1 reservation fee. applications are being distributed to Scoutmasters and limited to 44 scouts per week.
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South Dakota
DakoTsh
Ates Council
Boy Scouts
Central South Dakota
Eggers
Miller
Ree Hills
Aggers
Scoumasters
Indian Council
Huron
Camp DaKoTah
Dee
Junior High Reserves Plan for Japanese Lantern Festival
The Junior High Girl Reserves met Monday May 5 in Huron to outline plans for the Japanese Lantern festival following a Girl Reserves picnic. Carrye Vieth presided, Doris Boughton read minutes, and Vera LaCraft reported on the session and songs.
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Huron
Carrye Vieth
Doris Bowghton
Vera LaCraft
Maurice Gowdy Named Scoutmaster Troop 5
Huron Boy Scouts troop 5 voted to attend the camporee at Lake Bryan at a Wednesday evening meeting in the Congregational church. Maurice Gowdy was named Scoutmaster succeeding GR McArthur. merit badges were awarded to Harold Scudamore Howard Axelrad John Lynch and George Schmidt.
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Maurice Gowdy
GR. McArthur
Gowdy
Marshall Townsend
Party responsibility and party unity in South Dakota politics
The Watertown Public Opinion urges clear party principles and bipartisan accountability. It criticizes neutrals and factionalism undermining voters and warns that personal charm over convictions leads to weak policies and chaotic government.
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Watertown
France
Republican Party
South Dakota
Will Hoover Fight The Tariff Bill For The Nation
The piece argues that President Hoover may use presidential power to push a tariff bill through Congress. It notes Hoover’s restraint to date, hints at party blocking, and predicts he must personally take the lead to secure needed agricultural relief and industry protection with regional support backing him.
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Hoover
Congress
Rural depopulation threatens agricultural representation in Congress
An Aberdeen American editorial reprinted by The St Paul Dispatch warns that census driven rural population loss will shrink agricultural states’ representation in Congress and the electoral college. It cites estimates of rural losses and notes tariffs and river projects favor industrial centers.
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St Paul Dispatch
United States
Congress
Bass
St. Paul
Mark Sullivan
Government cow for every poor man debate echoes past promises
A Kansas populist pledge once offered a government cow plus gear to aid poor farmers. The Texas candidate is mocked as late, noting cows require care and milk bowls with bran. The piece cites a defeated reformer who joked he forgot a bogey whip and argues voters reject hollow giveaways.
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Kansas City Star
United States
Texas
Kansas
McKinley Girl Reserves Plan City Festival Outing
The McKinley school Girl Reserves held a meeting to plan a bike event and join other city reserves for a Japanese festival paired with a picnic. Two members reported on school work and the session ended with a recognition ceremony, per club reporter Glenavier Marie.
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Boy Scouts Meet At Huron Troop 6 For Camporee Prep
Fourteen members of Huron troop 6 met Wednesday evening to select teams and practice for the coming camporee to be held at Wessington Springs on May 23 and 24. They will meet again next week for a supper hike and final tryouts.
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Huron Troop 6
Wessington Springs
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