Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch heads Huron lineup
Pauline Lord stars as Mrs Wiggs in a family friendly screening with Zasu Pitts and W C Fields. The review notes the film preserves the book’s homely humor and charms audiences, with an 11:30 preview and three day run at the Huron theatre.
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Marie Dressler
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Miss Dressler
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Christopher Bean
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Wiggs
Zasu Pitts
Hazel
W. C. Fields
Stubbins
Evalyn Venable
Cabbage Patch
Kent Taylor
Donald Meek
Mr. Wiggs
Huron Theatre
Broadcast Radio Schedule Highlights and Notable Programs
A survey of radio listings shows stations like WABC CBS NBC WIZ NBC KABC CBS WJZ NBC and WZ NBC airing varying programs. Notable items include Hall of Fame broadcasts, concerts by the Detroit and Philharmonic orchestras, George Gershwin pieces, stories by Edgar Wallace, and international programs such as a Red Cross Tokyo feature. The schedule also mentions personalities Giovanni Martinelli Alexander Woollcott Jose Iturbi and Donald Richberg with timed segments from morning to late evening.
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Doe Rockwell
Byrd
WABC
CBS
Philharmonic
George Gershwin
California Melodies
Detroit Symphony
Giovanni Martinelli
Alexander Woollcott
Edgar Wallace
Evidence
WIZ
NBC
Iona Cowl
Roses
Sick Benny
Joe Penner
Sunday Symphony
Jose Iturbi
Donald Richberg
WEAI
WJZ
KABC
America
WZNBC
Music Guild
Radio Guild
Winthrop
Red Cross
Tokyo
Premier Ram i MacDonald to speak in U S via rebroadcast
Lord Mayor's banquet in New York features Premier Ram i MacDonald of Great Britain with a WEAF NBC and WABC CBS multi network rebroadcast. Gov Albert C Ritchie Howard Jackson Jacob Rupert to participate in the WEAF WGY NBC relay, most origination from Baltimore.
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New York
Rami MacDonald
Great Britain
Albert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Fearer Howard Jackson
Baltimore and
Jacob Rupert
WEAF
Baltimore
FDR Clarifies Support For Copeland In Upcoming Election
President Roosevelt upon returning to Hyde Park to vote quickly corrected any impression that he would not back Senator Copeland for re election. His aide stated the president would vote for Copeland and his press conference remarks about Governor Lehman were to avoid misinterpretation. The journey included Morgenthau and the plan was to remain in Hyde Park until Tuesday or Wednesday before returning to Washington.
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Copeland
Lehman
White House
Marvin H. McIntyre
Cope
McIntyre
Senator Copeland
Washington
Dutchess County
Confident Of G O P Comeback In South Dakota
Former congressman C A Christopherson of Sioux Falls, a 14 year veteran of state campaigns, rallying in Wessington Springs predicts a Republican comeback in the First Congressional District race against Democrat Fred Hildebrandt. He says relief funding remains crucial to South Dakota and urges continued state support, while contending Hildebrandt would back shifting relief costs to the state if the federal program ends. Christopherson also predicts a Republican majority in statewide races, including W Allen defeating Governor Berry.
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C. A. Christopherson
Sioux Falls
Veterans of Mine
South Dakota
Fred. H. Hildebrandt
Congress
Christopherson
Washington
Hildenbrandt
Berry Message Endorses Democratic Officials in South Dakota
The speaker praises a group of constitutional officers and department heads for a clean, honest campaign and businesslike management. He criticizes Republican promises of a "business administration" and cites debt, tax relief, home protection, bank safety, and reduced state expenses as reasons voters should reelect the current administration.
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State House
South Dakota
Berry and Bulow Rally in Sioux Falls for Reelection
In Sioux Falls Governor Berry and Senator Bulow led a rally at the Coliseum urging voters to reelect the Democratic ticket. They touted tax relief efforts, noted reductions in real and personal property taxes, and criticized the GOP net income tax proposal while signaling possible new tax plans for the next legislature.
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Sioux Falls
Tom Berry
W. J. Buslow
Huth
Fred H. Hildebrandt
First
Berry
Senator Bulow
South Dakota
W. C. Allen
North Dakota
Berry Defends Relief Costs Against GOP Criticism
Governor Berry counters GOP attacks by stating relief administration costs average four cents per dollar, contrasting his claim with the opponent's cited figure of 3.20 dollars per dollar. He says federal relief administrator Harry Hopkins told him he was not spending enough for relief efforts.
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Berry
Harry Hopkins
Campaign statement for re election as circuit judge
By law the judgeship is non political and I have stayed out of party politics. My opponent led his party organization for fifteen years and sought the judgeship with a successor favorable to him. I offer bench experience and a law practice as assets and note I carried 7,698 votes to 3,873 in the primary. Support appreciated.
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Ffteen
Campaign Clash Voices On New Deal Power And Thwarted Governing
Governor Berry warned of demanding constitutional officers and a friendly legislature as he referenced returning to Pierre. Senator Bulew framed the race as a clash between new and old deal lines, saying the new deal averted revolution. Forsaking humor, the Democrat urged focus amid sharp criticism charts. He recalled a 12 year South Dakota campaign in contrast to today.
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Pierre
Berry
Bulew
Tye
South Dakota
Allen Message Continues on Tax Diversion in South Dakota
The message criticizes two cent gasoline tax diversion harming farmers and road funding. It argues the state should uphold its honor but not accept the extra levy through cancelled rebates. The speaker cites poor business management and lack of foresight affecting South Dakota interests.
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South
Candidate stresses relief costs and calls for nonpartisan oversight
The speaker criticizes relief administration costs under current and past leaders, citing low wages in Minnesota and insufficient hours in the state. He advocates a bipartisan, politics-free relief board and more work during good weather to build credits, pledging to shape relief policy if elected governor.
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Roy Emry
Green
South Dakota
Minnesota
Berry
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