Mary of Scotland on stage at Huron Theater
A review of the film Mary of Scotland and cast details notes Joan Ford as director. The piece traces Mary Stuart's life from queen to widow, her Catalan struggles with Protestant England, and the Bothwell romance. It previews showings at the Huron Theater tonight and Friday.
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Scotland
The
Isles
Brace
Scotlard
Jamus v
Henry Viiii
England
Edward
Gov Ler
France
Amdery Stuart
Channel
Francis
Watreyt
Mary Stuarts
Guna
Elizabeth
John Knox
Earl of Moray
Spain
Englard
Elzabeth
Mary Stuart
Mary of
Bothwell
Katherine Hepburn
Maxwell Anderson
Helen Tiayes
Dan Keith
Fill Hayes
Vale of Moray
Precerte Aiarn Merivale
Florence Absth
Douglas
John Carradine
Eldridge
Euiz Walton
Darnley
Rizzio
Ralph Forbes
Alan Mowbray
Frieda Incacort
Donald Crisp
David Torrence
HURON
Gengsters
David Holt
Ralph Bellamy
Andy Clyde
Barbara Stanwyck
Gene Raymond
Revert Young
Ned Sparks
Helen Broderick
Chan Gurney Attacks Bulow Record In Senate Race
Chan Gurney Republican candidate for the U S senate assailed incumbent Senator Wm J Bulow in Carthage charging he gave big farmer costs. He cited eight of nine amendments to the Canadian Reciprocal Trade Treaty rejected by Bulow and noted a missed vote on another. He accused Bulow of selling the farmer down the river and opposing an amendment to curb cheap labor from low wage countries.
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Chan Gurney
Bulow
Carthage
U.S. Senate
Wm. J. Bulow
Gurney
Bylows
Senator Bylow
Senator Bulow
Broken leg in cycle car crash near Woonsocket
Dean Briggs son of Mr and Mrs Bar Briggs of Woonsocket suffered a broken leg in an accident on the oiled road east of the railroad tracks Monday evening. He was returning from town on a bicycle when his cycle collided with a car driven by John Heinrick of Artesian.
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Dean
Briggs
Bar
Ha Wag
John Heinrick
Artesian
Mois
Views Clash Over Expenditure Under Giant Works Program
The second of three stories debates the federal Works Progress Administration. Supporters and critics clash on whether the massive spending is justified as the presidential campaign intensifies scrutiny.
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Federal Works Program
WPA Works Program Examined for Value and Waste
Willis Thornton analyzes the WPA approach arguing relief work supports self respect and builds tangible assets like roads and schools. He cites government funded projects from outdoor construction to public art and health initiatives, noting local input, profitability of tax checks, and wide agency participation amid political scrutiny.
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WPA
CWA
FERA
Harry Hopkins
Federal Theatre
New York City
Farmers Union Session Opens Everson Calls For Retirement
SIOUX FALLS Oct Wen and scarching attack on government bureaucracy Z. H. Everson president of the National Farmers Union urged retirement of bureaucrats who have been in power the past four years at the South Dakota Farmers Union convention. He blamed agencies for delaying farmer progress and said the problem is faulty distribution not over production. Everson defended the union program amid a large delegate turnout.
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Sioux Falls
Z. H. Everson
St Charles
National Farmers Union
Tle
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South Dakota
Farmers Union program urged to balance agriculture against industry
Northwest farm leaders led by Everson urged adoption of the Farmers Union program to place agriculture on an even footing with industry. He blamed the money trust and the Frazier-Lemke bill defeat for high costs, called for crop insurance funded by society, and noted drought and grasshoppers as divine tests impacting farmers. Other union figures like Herbert D. Rath and Mildred K. Stolt also spoke on the program.
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Northwest
Alio
Herbert D. Rath
The
Montana Farmers Union
Mildred K. Stolt
Fon
Farmers Union Leaders to Address Convention
Andrew Johnson president of the Iowa Farmers Union and M. Rogers national vice president will speak at the convention with tana and other leaders. The gathering will continue through Thursday.
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Tana
Farmers Union Jame
Andrew Johnson
The
Iowa Farmers Union
M. Rogers
Farm Organization
Atkins Home Visit Brings Friends to Brookings
Mr and Mrs Frank Hamilton Mrs Linke Williams Mr and Mrs Melvin Christianson and other guests spent Sunday at Brookings visiting Orville Atkins home in a friendly community gathering.
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Bonilla
Frank Hamilton
Linke Williams
Melvin Christianson
Brookings
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