The Wrong Road and Birth of a Baby At Huron
Lionel Atwill stars in The Wrong Road defending law and guiding two rebellious youths who steal from a bank and learn responsibility from a kindly private detective. Minnesota endorses The Birth of a Baby with support from universities and medical groups amid national censorship debates. showings set at Huron theatre and theaters statewide. The notes also preview Old Chicago at Huron and Love Honor and Bailave at local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lionel Atwill
Williigs
Helen Mack
John Cromwell
Mr. Atwill
State Theatre
Minnesota
Hennepin County
Minneapolis
Huron
Love
Honor
Baltave
Wayna Morris
Rosemary Lane
Railroad Rates and Pettengill Bill Debate
The piece discusses railroads losing long-haul traffic to steamships due to the long and short haul restriction. It argues the Pettengill bill could restore traffic and incomes, countering claims that removal would trigger ruinous competition. The Interstate Commerce Commission supports that railroads cannot set ultra-low rates to cover handling costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Pettengill
Senate
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Annual School Election Held At Redfield High
Redfield high students named officers to head the student association for the next school year after a final election held last week. Donald Woodford triumphed for president. Jim Humeson became vice president. Mary Ellen Burns won lass president. Barbara Schwartz, Dick Wagner, Bonnie Plater, and Maurice Olson won various manager and officer posts. R W Gibson is ex officio adviser. outgoing officers retire to seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Redfield High
Donald Woodford
Jim Humeston
Jim
Rage
Sigma Delta
Ernest Mannings
Rozella Lutz
Ronald Campbell
Bill West
Mildred Jenness
Mary Slaughter
Threatened Trouble Fails To Develop At Car Parts Plant
At the Michigan Steel Cax tings Co plant 11 workers were inside yesterday but tensions faded this morning. UAW pickets clashed with police after threats to remove workers. more than 100 officers patrolled, including mounted units. Two policemen and eight pickets were injured along with photographer Bede Ervin. The plant has run since a three week strike sparked by a 10 percent wage cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernelt
Michigan Steel Caxtings Co
United Auto Workers
CIO
UAW
Associated Press
Bede Ervin
Airmail Week Cachet Designed for Huron SA
A cachet for National Airmail Week May 15 to 21, designed by A D Shepersky of Huron High School, will be used on airmail passing through Huron. W H Olson of the Chamber of Commerce cachet committee announced details for collectors and instructions on proper envelope preparation for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Shepersky
Huron
W. H. Olson
Chamber of Commerce
Shepersky
W. W. Howes
South Dakota
Northwest
Olson
Sone Point
Cadhet
Washington, D. C
Huron Postatfios
E. H. Bruemmer
Post- Office Department
Cleveland taps 70000 fund for relief in crisis
Cleveland officials move 70000 from untouchable WPA relief to aid 87000 destitute residents after a recently exhausted 80000 appropriation. Council vows to cover shelter gas electricity and water when funds allow, while a councilman seeks food donations. Governor Dovey calls a special relief session. locals expect funds to be raised locally through June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Harold H. Burton
Martin L. Dovey
Exhibit Draws Large Crowd in Redfield School Show
REDFIELD May 10 Special An estimated attendance exceeding 1 000 persons viewed the Redfield city schools exhibit Friday afternoon and evening held with the annual physical education demonstration. Pupils’ work spanned playroom plans junior high hallway displays and high school projects with wall mounted items and tables. The show highlighted manual training penmanship art health posters science and agriculture with a new knot board display and enlarged photos of school buildings and grounds. Selected items will advance to the South Dakota state fair at Huron next fall where Redfield has placed second for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfield
Redfield City
Prade
South Dakota
Huron
Isection Redfield
Entries Made For Hobby Show in Northwest Indian Artifacts
Those attending the Central South Dakota Hobby Show will view the largest, most representative collection of northwest Indian artifacts in this region. Many local collectors will exhibit their relics as Dr. T. J. Wood enters a large display of war headresses, harinets, head dresses, and silver bracelets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
T. J. Wood
Alroady
Bert Dahl
Cental South Dakota
Dall
Lming
Hobby Show
Dr. T
Fraternal Congress Heads to Sioux Falls Meeting
The South Dakota Fraternal Congress will hold its annual meeting in Sioux Falls starting Friday. Attending dignitaries include Mrs. Belle Zepp of Huron president. state supervisors and managers from Royal Neighbors, Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle, Degree of Honor, Modern Woodmen, and Maccabees. plus RK. N. Campbell of Huron as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siuua Falls
South Dakota
Modern Woodmen
P. J. Cragen
Aberdeen
The
Maccabees
RK. N. Campbell
Huron
Con Leress
Menuhin Boy Prodigy To Wed Australian
Violinist Yehudi Menuhin aged 21 announced engagement to 19 year old Nola Nicholas daughter of an Australian millionaire. They plan a London registry office wedding before May 27 and then sail to the United States to settle on Menuhin’s Los Gatos California ranch in the Santa Cruz mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Yehudi Menuhin
Nola Nicholas
Yehudi
Nicholas
United States
Los Gatos
California
Santa Cruz Mountains
Committee members and exhibit rules announced
J. Wood leads a committee with M. E. Risinger Ben Dahl LR Wiley and Mrs H J Ward. General exhibit chairman Koonrad said watermen will staff four hours daily. All entries insured against fire and theft. No article to be touched by the public. Many large showcases moved in for display of smaller articles.
Aged Conde Woman Is Buried Sunday
Funeral services were held Saturday at the Methodist Church for Mrs. Emerson Place senior 93 who died at her Conde home Thursday morning. She was buried beside her husband in Conde cemetery. Surviving are son Harry J. Place of Conde and five grandchildren plus five great grandchildren. Daughter Edith Haight preceded her in death.
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Luade
Mayly
Methodist
Emerson Place
Conde
Harry J. Place of
Edith Haight
Allen Woman Elmer Simmons Funeral in Conde
Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church in Conde Sunday afternoon for Mrs. Elmer Simmons 78 who died at her Allen South Dakota home Friday Burial was in Conde cemetery She had resided in the community until 1931
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Conde
Methodist Church
Elmer Simmons
Allen, S. D
103-Year Old Man Buried At Canton
Canton mourns Charles Nash a 103 year old resident who died last Thursday. Coming to Canton twenty years ago he would have turned 104 on June 2. Nash claimed service in Civil Indian and Boer wars and remained active past 100 before a rapid decline in the final year. Born in Chicester England to Irish parents he had lived in the United States since arriving in Boston at age two.
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Canton
Charles Nash
Nash
United States
South Africa
Chicester
England
Boston
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Lotus D. Coffman
University of Minnesota
New York
New York Times
Times
Goma
Tvhich
the Nation
New Republic
New York City
Board of Regents Co
New York Herald-Tribune
Huron Theatre
Old
Chicago
O'Leary
Alice Brady
Don Ameche
Tyrone Power
Radio City
Bacewound
Bob Burns
Jack Oakie
Kenny Baker
Ann Miller
United States Senate
Shine
Great Northern Railway
Redfield Students’ Association
Redfield School
Legionnaire
R. Keanrad
D. Y
Central South Dakota
Showesses
Sioux Falls
Menuhin
Cincaco
Lp. m
Wayne Morris
Priscilla Lane
PL Eeet
Andy Clyde
Richard Cromwell
Helen Black
Dakota State Medical Association
Alis Ay
Novelte News
Samaritan Hospital
Sprague Hospital
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