The Daredevil Drivers at State Sheave Friday and Saturday
Amusement feature lists fifteen automobile crack ups in The Daredevil Drivers showing a bitter rivalry between two bus companies led by Beverly Roberts and Cordon Olivier. Sst Miss Roberts stars with Dick Purcell as a racing chauffeur who rescues her crew from a rival scheme. Gloria Blondell has a featured role.
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Beverly Roberts
Cordon Olivier
Miss Roberts
Dick Purcell
Hollywood
Fordham University
Beverly
Dugdale Funeral Held At Bancroft
William Dugdale 61 died at his farm near Kidder South Dakota after several weeks illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Presbyterian Church in Bancroft with Rev A Colyer Gordon preaching. Pallbearers were six nephews and honorary pallbearers listed. Burial followed beside his son Stanley who died in an accident four years earlier. Dugdale, born May 23 1877 in England, immigrated to the United States at 16 and lived in Blencoe Iowa. He married Magdalen Nelson in 1903 and moved with his family to a Bancroft farm. Last spring he moved to the Kidder area. Survivors include his wife four sons Harvey Clarence Tom and Kenneth, all present, plus five brothers and a sister.
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Tom Tyrrell
A. W. Perry
Roy Smith
Frank Hoover
W. A. Jencks
Stanley
Mr. Dugdale
Faylon
England
United States
Blencoe
Magdalen Nelson
Bancroft
Dugdates
Kidder
Harvey
Britten
Clarence
St. Paul
Fom
Bozeman
Mont
Kenneth
Aso
George
Tom
Huron
Arthur
Modale
Edward
Barnum
Fred
Onawa
Florerne Mann
Independence
Primary Class Hosts Dutch Dance at Mothers Day Tea
Miss Harvis Miss Bodal and Mrs Marsh entertained the primary class who took part in a Dutch dance at the Mothers Day Tea and the junior service banquet at a dormitory party after school Tuesday. Games were played and refreshments served.
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Blunt
Harvis
Bodal
Adult Education Exhibit Opens in Cavour on Main Street
Mrs Harriet Benston and Bessie Duesler adult education teachers will host an open house in new Main Street quarters Saturday 2 to 10 p m. The event features project displays and an art exhibit by Howard Stonecipher with a public invitation to attend.
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Cavour
Harriet Benston
Bessie Duesler
Main Street
Howard Stonecipher
Clay For Fine China Found In Tennessee
Norris Tennessee report from the Ceramic Laboratory of TVA at Norris reveals vast 100000.00 year old clay wealth in the Tennessee Valley with potential to spark a new American china industry. Mass production aims to use a unique electric furnace at the dam, producing porcelain rivaling English and Japanese wares and reducing dependence on oriental labor. Pure white clay from granite formed over millions of years, with rapid casting times improving efficiency for intricate plates.
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Norris, Tenn
Bay 12
Ceramic Laboratory
TWA
Norrisham
Tennessee Valley
TVA
Boy Learns to Speak Normally After Thirteen Years
Keith Johnson of Claremont who used a silver throat tube since infancy to breathe and push air through his vocal cords has been declared cured by Mayo Clinic doctors in Rochester. After four years with the tube and radium treatments to shrink a throat growth, he can now speak normally without the device.
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Claremont
Keith Johnson
Keith
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
New
D. G. Johnson
Move to mobilize vast wheat crop logistics
Chicago May 12. large scale mobilization of farm to market systems under way for the second largest winter wheat crop in U S history. Railroads order 40 000 to 50 000 box cars to move grain as harvests begin in the south and Texas, with a record market value projected near 600 million dollars based on July prices and a 154 million bushel forecast.
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South
Texas
Youthwest
Car Service Division
The
Association of American Railroads
Department of Agriculture
Foreman Named Field Man for S. F. College
The Rev. C. M. Foreman resigned as pastor of the First Baptist Church Madison to become Geldman and student enlistment representative for Sioux Falls College. His new duties will cover North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Iowa and Nebraska. He served two and a half years at the Madison church, coming from Sioux Falls.
Iroquois Residents Visit Lucy Stevens Home
Harm Thaden family and Will Maass family visited Sunday at Lucy Stevens home in Iroquois. Rosella Haider, former Home Mercantile clerk, left Sunday for Denver where she has secured employment.
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Troquois Carpenter
Harm Thaden
Will Maass
Lucy Stevens
Iroquois
Denver
Zell
Rosella Haider
Home Mercantile Company
FDR Powerless To Settle Helium Sale Question
The White House said President Roosevelt could not settle the helium sale dispute with Germany. Ickes has refused to approve a contract without guarantees the gas will not be used in foreign military operations. The export requires unanimous consent of the national munitions control board, of which Ickes is a member.
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White House
Roosevelt
Germany
Ickes
National Munitions Control Board
Army
Navy
Sit
Lakehurst
Glioma Cases Treated At Pierre Hospital
Pierre Clinic records report glioma cases including a six month Indian boy from Rosebud Agency treated in 1933 with eye removal and death six months later, Norah Rose Nemec of Midland operated in 1936 for melanosarcoma, described as a second cousin to glioma, with the Nemec child now well and normal as no spread to brain or optic nerve occurred.
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Pierre Hospital
Pierre
Pierre Clinic
Helaine Calan
Chicago
Rosebud
Norah Rose Nemec
Midland
Brother of victim kills convict in Alabama court
H. E. Colburn, 35, a salesman, was held on homicide charges after shooting Joe Lewis Smith, 2, just after a jury sentenced him to 99 years for an offense against Colburn’s seven year old daughter. Colburn surrendered after the shooting in the Birmingham court building.
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Birmingham
Ala
H. E. Colburn
W. M. Espy
Colburn
Joe Lewis Smith
Espy
Senior Frolic Planned at St Lawrence May 26
Special trains the senior frolic will be held Monday May 26 at the home of Superintendent and Mrs M P Hasvold. A class night program will be combined with this party featuring the prophecy and other entertainments. Helen Jones Lorraine Gamble and Ruth Hurd are on the committees planning the program.
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M. P. Hasvold
Helen Jones
Lorraine Gamble
Ruth Hurd
Denver woman visiting Wayland parents this week
Eva McGuire of Denver Colorado visits her parents Mr and Mrs Jamies McGuire in Wayland. She plans to stay until Sunday before returning home. Accompanied by Lynn Bowman visiting her own parents Mr and Mrs Harry Bowman of Wessington.
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Wayland
Mise
Eva McGuire
Denver
Colo
Jamies McGuire
Hare
Aghe
Lynn Bowman
Harry Bowtan
Wessington
Huron College Students Listed In Who's Who
Six Huron College students named in the current edition of Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. Represented are Chester Topp Charlotte Dugdale Leslie Lewis Ethel Parrett Jeanette Jones and Rollyn Maseson. The selection emphasizes character leadership and extracurriculars as indicators of future usefulness to business and society.
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Huron College
Lsted
Chester Topp
Charlote Dugdale
Leslie Lewis
Ethel Parrett
Jeannette Jones
Rollyn Maseson
United States
Miss Bernice Gouke Arrives for Milwaukee Visit
Miss Bernice Gouke of Milwaukee arrives for a short vacation at her mother Mrs Anna Geuka's home and with other relatives in Zell. The arrival occurred Saturday, May 12, as noted in the special report.
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Zell
Bernice Gouke
Milwaukee
Anna Geuka
Returns From Trip Blunt
Henry Hanson who has spent several months in the west returned Monday.
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Trip Blunt
Henry Hanson
West
GSDA Convenes Third Annual Convention in Rapid City
The Greater South Dakota Association will hold its third annual convention in Rapid City on October 5 and 6. George A. Starring, the manager, announced the event and committees are already forming the two day program, Supring said.
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Greater South Dakota Association
Rapid City
George A. Starring
Supring
Harness Traffic To Provide Lights Plan For Lancaster
A plan to light city streets in Lancaster by harnessing traffic was presented to city council. An inventor proposed installing new plates with elevated street levels attached to pistons beneath the road. Cars passing over the plates would depress the pistons to operate generators.
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Lancaster
Shore
Dental posters vie in state contest for national prize
More than 75 posters from South Dakota public and parochial schools entered the state competition part of a $3,500 national contest by the American Dental Association. Fifteen posters will represent the state, with top prizes of 5, 3, and 2 dollars in each of five divisions. A sweepstakes prize of 10 will go to the overall best poster.
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South Dakota
American Dental Association
R. 4. Stratton
Huron
South Dakote
Waterlow
Ase
Kappermann returns to Zell to visit son-in-law family
Mrs Kappermann, who spent winter visiting Chicago and Milwaukee, arrived Sunday to visit at the home of her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs J HE Bi over in Zell.
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Zelt. Zell
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