Gangs of New York at State Theatre Friday and Saturday
Amusements page notes Gangs of New York starring Charles Bickford Ann Dvorak Al An Baxter Wynne Gibson and Harold Huber at the State Theatre for Friday and Saturday with a police officer swapping places with a wanted gangster for undercover work and a dramatic climax. Also Saturday morning David Copperfield return shown at 10 for children with an all star cast including Lionel Barrymore W C Fields Edna May Oliver Basil Rathbone Maureen O'Sullivan and more.
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Charles Bickford
Ann Dvorak
Alan Baxter
Wynne Gibson
Harald Huber
New York
Uday
State Theatre
Bickford
3Ickford
David Copperfield
Huron Theatre
Freddie Bartholomew
Dickens
Lionel Barrymore
W. C. Fields
Edna May Oliver
Basil Rathbone
Maureen O'Sullivan
Lewis Stone
Heather Angel
Elsa Lanchester
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Forestburg Class Officers Named in School Election
Forestburg high school announced elected officers by class. Seniors: President Wavu Rogers, VP Lorraine Larson, secretary Laura Thompson, treasurer Barbara Slouber, sponsor Mr Satheer. Juniors: President Boyd Senska, VP Elaine Burrill, secretary-treasurer Mary Jo Morse, sponsor Mr Beck. Sophomores: President Rallandi Petesch, VP Anna Tom an, secretary-treasurer Ellen Joan Hinde, sponsor Miss Minish. Freshmen: President William Morse, VP Francis Barta, secretary-treasurer Robert Rickel, sponsor Mr Clodfelter.
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Forestburg High School
Wavu Rogers
Lorraine Larson
Laura Thompson
Barbara Slouber
Sathe
Boyd Senska
Elaine Burrill
Mary Jo Morse
Mr. Beck
Rallandi Petesch
Anna Toman
Ellen Joan Hinde
Miss Minish
William Morse
Francis Barta
Robert Rickel
Mr. Clodfelter
Harmmierquist Attacks Strool Record in Carthage Speech
Harmmerquist, Republican candidate for school and lands commissioner, accused Ben Strool of incompetence and waste in a Carthage speech. He claimed the permanent school fund shrank by 1,991,437 dollars in six years, lease revenue fell, and state law violations fees were trimmed. He alleged Strool’s investment policy and payroll, noting his son Bert M. Strool was hired as recording clerk at 150 dollars a month.
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Harmmierquist
Ben Strool
Carthage
Earl Harmmerquist
Hammerquist
Strool
Moeney
Bert M. Strool
Mundt Declares He Is Not Seeking Lifetime Office
Clark Oct 27 Karl Mundt Republican candidate for congress told a county rally he is not seeking a kingly tenure or a lifetime post, urging voters to elect him and then vote him out at the next election. He outlined his views on farm issues pensions relief and federal trends, pledging to oppose court packing and other moves seen as eroding states and individual rights.
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Mundt
Clark
Karl Mundt
Congress
King
Bushfield urges local use of surplus foods in carry plan
Harlan J. Bushfield, Republican candidate for governor, spoke in Woonsocket urging that surplus commodities be distributed using locally grown or manufactured products and handled by local retail merchants. He condemned butter imports from California and Idaho potatoes imported in carload lots while local potatoes rotted in fields.
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Woonsocked
Harlan J. Bushfield
Woonsocket
California
South Dakota
Idaho
Bushfield
Cure to unemployment lies in large job creation says Gurney
Chan Gurney, Republican senatorial candidate, argues the cure for the nation’s down mood is to put thirteen million Americans back to work in honest jobs with regular pay. He blames New Deal policy for hobbling business and says government must be fair to job creators who provide employment.
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Yamcton
Chan Gurney
Washington
Blunt Woman Nears 100th Anniversary
Mrs. Margaret O'Meara, born in County Kerry Ireland, celebrated her 99th birthday at her daughter Mrs. Bernard O'Donnell's home. Eldest of twelve, she married Micheal O'Meara in 1864 New York, lived as a pioneer in New York state, moved to South Dakota in 1882, and has been frail yet active with strong will and near blindness for a decade.
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Blunt
Margaret O'Meara
Bernard O'Donnell
Margaret Mahoney
County Kerry
Ireland
New York
New York State
Micheal O'Meara
South Dakota
City Whist League Sets Five Teams for Season Start
The Huron city whist league will resume with Elks American Legion Knights of Columbus Veterans of Foreign Wars and Knights of Pythians returning. George E. Longstaff reelected president and M C Welsh secretary treasurer. Opening date tentatively November 15 with four teams competing per session and a host team. Lunch will be served after each session.
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the Elks
American Legion
Knights of Columbus
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Knights of Pythians
Dreed
George E. Longstaff
M. C. Welsh
Welsh
Rally Draws Big Crowd in Manchester Town Hall
A large turnout attended the Democratic rally in Manchester on Monday evening. Speakers urged support for party candidates and highlighted local issues affecting the town.
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Manchester
Political gathering ends with social evening
Dr. T. H. Ruth af De Smet chaired the meeting introducing speakers Helen Reharst and J. W. Astrud. A social evening followed the political gathering.
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T. H. Ruth Af de Smet
Helen Reharst
J. W. Astrud
Jack Rabbit Yearbook Earns First Class Rating
PROOKINGS Oct 27 The 1988 Jack Rabbit yearbook at State College received a first class honor rating in the National Scholastic Press Association critique. 54 books were judged. Jack Rabbit has now earned first class twice before, in 1933 and 1936. Previous editors were Ralph Overton Wendell Anderson and Robert Smith with HE Hepner as faculty adviser.
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State College
National Scholastic Press Association
Association
Ralph Overton
Wendell Anderson
Robert Smith
HE. S. Hepner
Mallon Continues From Page 4 Amid Bank Deluge
Mallon continues from page 4 noting banks are overloaded in some areas and prompting adjustments to the program. The article outlines financial strain on institutions and potential impacts on services and borrowers.
Publicity Hire Aims to Smooth Committee Press Ties
The anti monopoly committee has hired James Brackett a publicity man formerly with the SEC as a liaison to straighten out difficulties between some committee members and the press. Brackett will work to improve communication and clarify policies.
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Anti-monopoly Committee
James Brackett
SEC
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