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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1932
Page
5
South Dakota Republicans, swept from power in 1932, plan a 1934 comeback. State officials anticipate reorganizing the party, with potential gubernatorial candidates including Governor Green and others named. Democrats push to build a machine to solidify control, while lawmakers discuss consolidating inspection functions under one office to save costs.
The film Life Begins touted as a stark drama of life and love centers on women facing motherhood and a prison scene with Loretta Young. Eric Linden plays Jed who must decide if the woman he loves will bear her baby as she battles harsh circumstances. The cast includes Loretta Young Aline MacMahon Glenda Farrell and Preston Foster. Shown at the Huron theatre starting Tuesday.
Pierre November 24 The Hamilton Depositors corporation of Dencer Caton an investment company has been granted permission by the state securities commission to sell 50000 dollars worth of trust shares in South Dakota.
Chicago dispatch reports United States Attorney Dwight Green said Al Capone is in good health at Atlanta prison but cannot yet join the prison baseball team. Capone is described as a model prisoner who obeys orders, with a bronzed face and trimmed figure, earning small sums from the shoe factory and receiving mail loans while awaiting habeas corpus review of his tax fraud conviction. His base is first base on the prison ball club, and judges weigh release on statute grounds.
The writer notes mixed reactions to a democratic victory and urges action. Voters must demand real changes, cut government costs, and avoid rehashing the old regime. Emphasizes responsibility beyond party triumph and calls readers to consider how reforms affect hungry, struggling families.
Francis and Ruggles star in a Viennese farce adaptation about two clever crooks who prey on European society and even steal each other’s garters. Miss Hopkins and Marshall captivate Miss Francis, a wealthy widow, until a dramatic twist rekindles true love in a farcical finale.
Alpena state bank closure concludes as liquidation completes. Final dividend of 0.35 percent to creditors, about $650, follows earlier payments totaling 45 percent since May 31, 1924, amounting to roughly $85,000, per the state banking department.
The Bijou theatre schedules a second run of the romantic musical comedy Stepping Out, with the Tuesday Wednesday program featuring the film.
The Cimarron film, based on Edna Ferber's Oklahoma tale, will be shown at the State Theatre next Thursday and Friday. Richard Dix stars as Yancey Cravat in a sweeping epic of the Southwest and its rugged heroes amid the rise of empire.
Jim Cagney appears Tuesday and Wednesday in Taxi a Warner Bros and Vitaphone release. Loretta Young leads the female role in a gripping dramatic story adapted from a Kenyon Nicholson stage play with fresh action and romance replacing gangland crime for a modern taxi war in the city.
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