Central Airport thrills without shell fire in aviation drama
A review notes Richard Barthelmess stars as a flier who turns stunt pilot after a passenger plane crash damages his reputation. He falls for parachute jumper Sally Eilers, resigns from marriage after a friend’s death, then becomes a celebrated hero following a sensational crash. Glenda Farrell and Tom Brown co-star. William Wellman directed. air sequences praised. The piece also mentions Be Mine Tonight at the World in Minneapolis and local showings at Bijou and Huron venues with linked listings.
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Richard Barthelmess
Sally Eilers
Sally
Mr. Barthelmess
Miss Eiltis
Tom Brown
Glenda Farrell
William Wellman
Wings
Men Must Fight in Prize Starring Diana Wynyard at Bijou
Radio and cinema schedule lists the prize film Men Must Fight featuring Diana Wynyard at the Bijou with 6:15 Boswell Sisters 7:00 Irvin S. Cobb 8:00 Waring’s Pennsylvanians and other acts. WEAF NBC 12:30 Naval academy graduation coverage and Army band concert. Phil Baker and Ben Bernie billed at the world’s fair.
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Bijou
Diana Winyard
America
Robert Young
Lewis Stone
May Robson
Phillips Holmes
Ruth Selwin
Huron
Christopher Strong
Katharine Hepburn
Colin Clive
Miss H
Bela Lu Rosi
Sally Blane
Wallace Ford
Philps Holmes
Jay Robson
Diana Wynyard
Irvin S. Cobb
Burns and Allen
Waring
Pennsylvanians
WIZ
NBC
Black String Symphony
Phil Cook
WEAF
Joe White
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Time is Central Standard New York May 31 America may eavesdrop on Europe and South America next Monday afternoon via WABC CBS and WEAF NBC The plan sends radio stops in Paris London Madrid Rome Buenos Aires and Cherryte with short entertainment clips for local listeners A half hour program will be broadcast tuning tonight includes Fannie Brice Betty Boop Corncob Pipe club and Ben Bernie's orchestra
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Rome
Buenos Aires
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Child Killed When Hit By Automobile
Mobridge May 31 A Memorial Day accident left a five year old dead and a four year old critically injured after being struck by a car driven by Dr G C Evans Witnesses said the children were crossing the street in the middle of the block as the Memorial Day parade passed The boy Landus Bashon and girl bashon are named as the injured and deceased in Mobridge Hospital reports
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Mobridge
G C. Evans
Landus
Phillip Bashons
Mobridge Hospital
Objections Grow to Rapid City Indian School Closure
Representative Theo B. Werner warned that closing Rapid City's Indian school would make day attendance impractical due to poor highway access. He argued that even with promised bus transportation, adequate schooling requires boarding facilities, or else more Indigenous children will be removed from schools.
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Rapid City
Washington
Theo B. Werner
South Dakota
Political Theatre and Budget Battles Across Washington
Dark details reveal Huey Long pressuring lawmakers over a sales tax while attacking opponents who vote yes. Roosevelt's cabinet friction surfaces in the government reorganization bill as Douglas is urged to temper his cuts. Notes touch on Senate routing of the railroad bill and Perkins labor department gains, with Washington's heat driving talk of vacations and Japan’s naval ratio proposal rejection sensing strong opposition.
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Huey Long
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Morgan
Rockefeller
Hearst
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Douglas
Ai Keen Cutter
Robinson
Dill
White House
Inside Morgan Power Amid Roosevelt Probe
A Morgan insider view says the group remains confident in its system and plans passive resistance to the Roosevelt program while grooming a banana peel strategy. Pecora will question Lamont on Japanese and Argentine bonds. insiders note a long standing Morgan‑Tammany hookup. Republicans foresee a shift of seats, Allied Chemical signals a pending move to satisfy investors, and DuPont tensions shape Celanese prospects as conservatives note Celanese could become influential.
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James McMullin
Morgan
Roosevelt
House
Allied Chemical
Stock Exchange
Alied Chemical
DuPont
German Economic Crisis Foreseen and Press Men Altered
An American reporter Charles L. Flick of Universal Service is slated for Nazi appointment to handle the American press under Karl Wiegand. The column notes Germany’s desperate financial state and cites expected economic decrees in the coming four weeks as startling as the National Revolution.
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Germany
Charles L. Flick
Universal Service
Karl Wiegand
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