Men Without Names at Huron Theatre Friday and Saturday
The Huron theatre shows Men Without Names starring Fred MacMurray with Lynne Overman and a strong supporting cast. The film follows a government agent posing as a businessman to unravel a mail truck robbery gang, with romance and a vengeance-driven climax. Also featured is the film The Awakening of Jim Burke at State theatre, plus other local showings and cast notes.
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Huron Theatre
Fred MacMurrey
Lynne Overman
MacMurray
Overman
David Holt
Miss Evans
Brother
Herbert Rawlinson
Lester Fenton
J.C. Nugent
Rock and Star
Jack Holt
Jim Burke
State Theatre
Holt
Jimmy Butler
Florence Rice
Kathleen Burke
Ries
Navy Quota Set At Four Enlistees In October
Nebraska and South Dakota first enlistment quota for October is thirty four men. Local recruiting officer O J Natter man says four men will be accepted from the local station. Recruits will begin a three month course at the Naval Training Bcation in San Diego. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Leo Snyder on October 1 at Wellington.
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Navy
Nebraska
South Dakota
O. J. Natterman
Naval Training Bcation
San Diego
Wellington
Leo Snyder
Radio Features The Best in Radioland
New York October 3. Hilly Roses Broadway comedy of circus life will be broadcast on WEAF NBC Tuesday nights replacing Eddie Duchin. Listings show Erin and guests across WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC networks with music, orchestras, singers, and programs including World Series from Chicago and breakfast and farm segments.
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Butterfield
New York
Hilly Rose
Weaf-Nbc
Eddie Duchjim
NBC
CBS
MBS
Chicago
WEAF
WJZ
Sir Mary Small
WABC
Jon Savitt
H. V. Kaltenborn
Loretta Lee
Recreation Congress
S S Convention At De Smet Stages 35th Annual Meet
De Smet hosts the 35th Kingsbury County Sunday School Association convention at the Methodist church with round table discussions and talks by Dr. Ray M. Johnson of Hu Ron South Dakota Association of Religious Education. Officers elected include Mrs. Chas. A. Alseth president and Mrs. FH. C. Juds vice president.
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Lake Preston
M. Johnson
L. A.johnson
de Smet
P. J. Kusa- Vnan
Erwin
H. C. Jueli
Doctor Johnson
Ichoir
Erwin Sunday School
Robert Purkinton
van Tassel Sisters
de ‘Smet
First Wheat Checks Arrive for Potter County
Gett ysburg reports Potter county agent L. J. Kennedy announcing the arrival of the first wheat checks. The payments cover 1934 final and 1935 first installments on 508 contracts totaling 62,439.46 dollars. Additional corn hog payments for 352 of 1,035 contracts are expected next week totaling 338,630. Joint wheat contracts await arrivals within one to two weeks.
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Gettysburg
L. J. Kennedy
Potter County
Draft Gurney as U S Senator Sparks Yankton Petition
A Yankton petition from home folks seeks to draft D B Gurney as the Republican candidate for U S senator in next year’s election. Circulated locally, organizers aim for a state‑wide push with business leaders and civic groups backing the effort. Gurney, head of Gurney Inc and owner of WNAX radio, has not commented beyond appreciation and potential further statements.
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Yanketon
D. B. Gurney
Yankton
United States Senate
Daniktep
Yankton Ma
House of Gurney, Inc
Murshery Company
WNAX
South Dakota
U. S
D. B. Gumey
Record driest September near 1935 nation drought levels
September in Huron approached the driest on record with 0.22 inches of rain. Historic data show prior months in 1881 1887 1888 and 1902 were drier or wetter, while the year-to-date remained near normal due to August surplus. Temperature ranged from 2 to 95 with a July-like peak and a cool late month. Fort Orange to Sekondi note appears as stray historic line.
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Huron
Columbus Day Observed by Huron Knights of Columbus
The Huron council of the Knights of Columbus will observe Columbus Day with a Sunday dinner at St. Martin's Catholic Church from noon to 1 30 p.m. The public is invited and four members will prepare and serve the meal. This annual observance ties to the K C lineage inspired by the explorer.
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Huron Council of the Knights of Columbus
St. Martin's Catholic Church
K. C
Mooney Lawyers Challenge Dead Witness Testimony
San Francisco lawyers for Tom Mooney sought to undermine the testimony of a deceased witness from the 1916 preparedness day bombing case. They pleaded with the Supreme Court to take jurisdiction and continue the habeas corpus hearing until the tribunal rules. The witness Frank Oxman, an Oregon rancher long dead, was said to have seen events at the scene. H Tharp, a former private detective, testified among others. A new habeas corpus action was asked, arguing the San Francisco proceedings deny proper relief. A Forty Year Club was announced for July 1936 by Miami residents who lived there in 1896-7.
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San Francisco
Tom Mooney
United States Supreme Court
National Tribunal
Mooney
Frank Oxman
Oregon
Oxman
H. Tharp
Washington
Ickes Attacks PWA Delays in Job Start Funds
Secretary Ickes criticized the PWA for slow project starts and warned that any project not under construction by December 15 would be canceled and funds redirected. He spoke during a western tour with President Roosevelt as WPA officials disclosed large light construction allocations and state disbursement figures.
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Washington
Oct
Ruthleas
PWA
Ickes
Roosevelt
Works Progress Administration
Stats
WPA
Ehow
J. R. McCarl
Decem
WPA funds spread across states for white collar projects
Bar 15 would be cancelled forthwith. About 54,371,485 dollars were allotted to the WPA for nationwide white collar and other projects. The breakdown includes Colorado 12,226,732 Illinois 371,949, Towan 36,392,549 Kansas 319,095,035 Michigan 10,763,265 Minnesota 21,254,209 Missouri 95,132,047 Montana 3,279,999 Nebraska 34,812,668 North Dakota 2,007,905 South Dakota 32,305,022 Wisconsin 322,629,144.
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WPA
Colorado
Illinois
Towan
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Fisher Reports On V F W Convention At Huron Meeting
Department Commander Herman S. Fisher of Aberdeen spoke at a Huron Veterans of Foreign Wars gathering on the national encampment in New Orleans. He described it as the largest encampment in history and the city’s largest exposition to date. Senior Vice Commander J. Cronk obligated John Barragar, a machine gun veteran from France, at the event. A district VFW rally is set for October 16 with post elections to follow. Miller and Madison posts receive invitees, and an army-style meal will be arranged.
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J. Cronk
Miller
Madison
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