Hopalong Cassidy Still Fires Away in Pride of the West
Amusements page previews Hopalong Cassidy in Pride of the West at the State theatre with Wilbur Boyd as hero. Plot centers on coach robbery framed by villains and Hoppy leading a posse to stop them, culminating in a town bank fight. Also notes The Rage of Paris at Huron and Wher Were You Born at State.
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Hopalong Cassidy
Hopalong Sid
Wil m Boyd
Hopatong
Cargur
Toppy
Hiys
Hoppy
Chisel
Huron
Faris
Danielle Darrieux
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Ossiac Ark
Anna May Wong
Convicts Challenge Prison Court Proceedings in Michigan
A historically misread report describes a prison disciplinary court at Jackson Michigan presided by Warden Joel Moore. It details inmate charges, court procedures, and officials including a psychologist chaplain and deputy wardens amid a scene of institutional discipline.
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Moore
Moare
Berdy
Tully Bee
Burr
Cremick
New York
Moerfreeting
Burial Rites Friday For Maxine Mauiness
Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 o'clock in the Community Church for Maxine Mauiness a former resident of St Lawrence Ohio who had been a patient in the hospital and returned to live with relatives in the area. Burial will be at Millon Cemetery.
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ST. Lawrence
Huron College Pow Wow Week Opens with Pop Fest and Snake Dance
Homecoming week at Huron College kicks off with a morning pop fest, Snake Dance tonight, and ceremonial events. Friday features Dad's Day dinner, a floodlit ceremony, and the Pow Wow pageantry led by John Sadheart Bull and Miss Jeannette Jones. Saturday includes a football game vs Augustana, a Tow Wow Day parade, a model T speed race, and the Pow Wow Day dance to cap the events.
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Huron College
Ake Dane Wrough
Auustana College
Huran
Claire Mursphy
Huron College Alumni Association
Anil
Roosevelt To Return Po Clinic Is December
In a brief dispatch, Roosevelt plans a December return to a function described as a post office clinic in Chicago. The statement came last night as he rode a train en route.
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Roosevelt
James
Chicago
Women in The News Pheformer Jane Kuhn on Spokane voyage
Chicago resident Jane Kuhn travels to Spokane for her marriage to Hod Cresey brother of Bing. Rosalie Spatches Knishern a Radio City Music Hall dancer receives an undetermined stock gain and coral inheritance from an elderly benefactor who she aided.
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Pheformer Jane Kuhn
Chicago
Spokane
Hod Cresey
Bing
Rosalie Spatches Knishern
Radio City Music Hal
Agta
Coral
California President's son plans visit for World Series game
The Presidents son convalescing from surgery for a personal ulcer said he would attend today's World Series game in Chi espo for California, to restart the affair of Walter P. Mary of Chicago at Hollister.
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California
Chiespo
Shien Suave
Walter P. Mary
Chicago
Hollister
Death of John M. Lytle of Crofton and Martins Valley
Mrs. Mary Christopherson of Huron reports the death of her father John M. Lytle in a Rapid City hospital on October 3. Born in 1862 in Pittsburgh Penns, he moved to Omaha in 1880 and helped run the Lytle Ranch near Crofton Nebraska. Survived by four daughters, three sons, 25 grandchildren and two great grandchildren with two sons predeceased. funeral to be held in Yankton with burial in Weigand Nebraska.
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Mary Christopherson
Huron
Rapid City
John M. Lytle
Lytle
Pittsburg
Pienn
Gain
Mr. Lytle
Pittsburgh
Dults Business College
Omaha
Real Asuste
Fee
Crofton
Neb
Hi Sons
Martin
Wasta
Mary Weigand
Tuva
John M., Jr
Martin B
Rs. Lytle
Marshall Phillips
Lillie Lytle
Joseph Lyte
Garnett
Kans
Lutheran Delegates Turn To Reports
More than 500 delegates at the United Lutheran Church in America biennial convention in Baltimore turned to reports and church affairs mechanics after opening last night with a communion sermon by Dr. Frederick H. Knubel of New York. He declared the church was now truly united as never before and preached on Unity of Fellowship in Christian Faith.
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Baltimore
United Lutheran Church In America
Frederick H. Knubel
New York
Huron Notes Homebound Flights and Furs Featured
Austin Lytle heads to Cincinnati to pilot a new Aeroneg 50 for Huron Flying Service during a one day only Hamilton Fur Coats sale. Local events include college banquet plans, church notices, a marriage license, and a forester's trip to Brookings. Families travel, guests visit, and sales promote Fur Coats and bargains at Geyer Man’s.
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Austin Lytle
Cincinnati
Ohio
Huron
Huron Flying Service
Tomerow
Fahrendorf's
Gladge
Mabel Alworth
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Watertown
Beadie County Nears Completion of AAA Setup
The 1939 AAA organization moves closer to completion after three community election meetings. Results from Wednesday declared county leaders for Liberty Foster, Sand Creek, and Roadland Hartland townships with named chairs and delegates, as farmers plan sessions across eight townships this Thursday and Friday, culminating in a county election on Saturday at 9 AM.
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Beadie County
Huron
L. L. Ladd
Liberty-Foster
Vincent Madden
Herman Sehleuter
Joe Pullman
L. Earl Myer
John Pullman
Sand Creek-Vernon
J. M. Fisher
Roy du Bois
Frank McGinnis
C. P. Getscher
Alvin Nelson
roadland-Hartland
Louie E. Braun
Louis B Merkell
Otto E. Todnem
Anton J. Stouffinchar
Issac M. Corcoran
Louis E. Braun
Louis EB. Merkell
Banner-Logen
Wressingtall-Wolsey
Fairfield-Iowa
Milford-Barett
Burr Oak
Kelloge
Grant-Clifton
Cavour- Richland
Lake Andes Farmer Dies by Hanging
The body of Martin Mader, 34, was found hanging from a rafter in a corn crib drive sway on his farm seven miles northeast of Lake Andes. Coroner Charles Siedrowski ruled it a death by his own action with no motive known. Mader had visited Lake Andes that morning for routine business. he was born at the Mader home just six miles north of town and is survived by his parents two brothers and three sisters.
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Lake Andes
Martin Mader
Here
Charles Siedrowski
Mader
Mallon reflects on Italian fining and a playful Charlie McCarthy dummy
The piece describes Senator Rush Holt reacting to a constituent gift of a Charlie McCarthy dummy. Holt places the dummy on his desk chair and jokes that if he doubts his course he will look at Charlie for guidance.
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Rush Holt
Charlie McCarthy
Holt
Charlie
Unclear Local Visit Notes Mention Hills and Hosts
Fragmentary notice describes visits in recent weeks to the homes of Mrs. Jonnie Jaehn and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lampe. The speaker plans to return to Huron then leave for home next week. References Flaming’s foe Dorsets and a Royal Tates location appear amid garbled text.
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Hills
Jonnie Jaehn
Fred Lampe
Huron
Flaming
Royal Tatestady
W. Phimmer
Chicago
J. Plummer
Kid Bros., Inc
Gladvie
Farley Pledges Democratic Nominees Backing
National Chairman James A. Farley told reporters that Democratic nominees would receive the party’s backing in the fall election regardless of administration ties. He stated all primaries and conventions are done and he will support party nominees, even as questions arose about liberal candidates. Roosevelt and Farley then visited Maryland, with Farley noting little concern over attempts to form a new Progressive split.
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Washington
Congress
James A. Farley
Gillett
Iowa
Tydings
Maryland
Othaarin
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Farley
Marykind
Godwin and Wilson Recaptured in North Carolina Escape
James Godwin aged 19 and Boyd Wilson aged 21 were recaptured in Hickory North Carolina after escaping Lexington jail with help from the jailer’s daughter Lul n Belle Kimel. Godwin was wounded by a pistol shot and treated before detention. Wilson surrendered to police. Kimel received 60 days imprisonment after pleading guilty to aiding the escape. Both escapees face murder charges in connection with Donald Moss death in High Point shortly after the break.
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Hickory
N. C
James Godwin
Bui Wi
Lexington
Godwin
Wilson
Luln Belle Kimel
Wrnkey
Donald Moss
High Point
Daughter Appeals Lexington Jail Term After Release
A Lexington North Carolina reader reports that Lyla Belle Kimel appeals a 60 day sentence to keep from imprisonment. She helped free two prisoners, Janns Godwin and Bill Monday, prompting her father to resign as jailer. Lyla Belle is at liberty on a 200 dollar bond and in seclusion at her parents’ home after her trial.
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Lexington
N. C
Husky Juula Belle Kimel
Janns Godwin
Bill Monday
Lyla Belle
Liberty
Industry Calls for Cooperation Amid Labor Debate
Industrial leaders expressed willingness to work with government on postwar recovery. President Roosevelt urged peaceful negotiation to replace strikes. Labor leaders and critics debated the viability of a united CIO AFL front under John L. Lewis as plans for a general convention emerged in Houston and Washington.
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Charles M. Book
National Association of Manufacturer
Waders ii Public
Mayde Park
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
C.I.Q
American Federal of Labor
Houston
Tex
A. F. of L
White Lewis
Wilieng
Five DIE in Head On Crash on M-31 Near Reid Lapeer
Sheriff George Carigan said a motor car traveling at high speed lost control while attempting to change a tire. The car struck a tree along M-31 near Reid Lapeer, killing five people and injuring a sixth.
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Reid Lapeer
Mid
Sherif George Carigan
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Los Angeles
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Wisconsin Avenue Southwest
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Charles, Hasty
Faribault, Minn
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Hasty
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Sioux City
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