The Texans Show Cattle Trek In Postwar South Action
Amusements listing for Huron notes The Texans film depicting a 2500 head cattle trek from Texas through Oklahoma to Kansas. Plot follows a Southern belle and a Dixie soldier uniting to rebuild after the Civil War while facing rustlers Indians and outlaws. Also promotes tonight’s vaudeville acts in Huron including Bear 26 and Justice.
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Wells Fargo
Chisholm
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Union
Southwest
Joan Bennett
May Ransom
North
Scott
Aaron
Martha Roye
Bob Hope
Jack Whiting
Betty Grable
Beadle County Adopts Relief Budget With $20,000 Shortage
Beadle County commissioners concluded September by approving a $2,000 supplementary relief budget for the year after a $50,000 relief appropriation ran for the first nine months. They cited a Supreme Court ruling preventing WPA sponsorship and noted claims totaling $761.23 for related items. A WPA workers group pressed Gov Jensen and WEA head Kennedy for relief under the new restrictions.
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Beadle County
Supreme Court
WPA
Jensen
WEA
M. A. Kennedy
Roosevelt son to undergo stomach operation in Rochester
James Roosevelt, son of the President, remains under dietary treatment at Miyao Clinic in Rochester as doctors prepare for a stomach operation Monday. Eleanor Roosevelt and Mrs. James Roosevelt are at the hospital, while Harry Hopkins also visited. The condition is described as serious but not critical, with precautions to prevent acute manifestations.
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Chicazo
Rochester
Illinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
James
White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Mays
Mr. Roosevelt
Minn
Miyao Clinic
James Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Chicago
Eleanor Roosevelt
St. Mary's Hospital
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt to Leave Hyde Park Post in Surprise Move
President Roosevelt plans to depart Hyde Park after announcing his resignation, with details emerging from an unexpected statement by Marvin McIntyre. Gerard Swope of General Electric is noted in connection to the broader leadership transition.
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Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Mr. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Marvin McIntyre
House
Hyde County to send two youths to State Fair spelling contest
Bonnie Westcalt and Gordon Wi pecky will represent Hyde County at the State Fair spelling contest next Tuesday in Huron. The report notes Abyssiniangs used coffee in the 15th century despite neighboring countries’ ignorance of the drink.
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Highmore
Bonnie Westcalt
Gordon Wipecky
Hyde County
Huron
Relief rolls rise as WPA enrollment hits new high
Federal officials report relief rolls up amid signs of rising national income. WPA enrollment reaches 3,066,953 in the week ended August 27, Public assistance tops 20,800,000 in July with households aided up nearly 2 percent from June. Commerce foresees year income near 84 billion, about 7-8 percent below 1937. If rolls stay high, funds for work relief may run out by January.
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Washington
WPA
Social Security Board
Commerce Department
Congress
Howev
Reserve Officer Head Coming National President To Be Honored
Reserve Officers of Huron announce nearly complete arrangements for a reception honoring Col. Stephen A. Park of Washington D C national president of the Reserve Officers Association. Park will visit Huron Saturday with an 8 o'clock meeting at Marvin Hughitt Hotel followed by a 6 30 dinner. Tickets are on sale and officers from across South Dakota are urged to attend. Lieut Col William Hanan of Pierre will preside.
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Oficers
Huron Reserve Officers Association
Stephen A. Park
Washington, D. C
Reserve Oficers Association
Huron
Col. Park
South Dakota
Colonel Park
Marvin Hughitt
Paule
National Reserve Officers Association
William Hanan
Piccre
South Dakota Reserve Officers Association
CIO Peace Conference Ends Amid Gloomy Outlook
In Detroit a peace conference between the CIO and the United Automobile Workers ended early after a lengthy session. Negotiators moved between conference rooms in a Detroit hotel and UAW spokesmen had no comment after adjournment at 1 a.m. EST.
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CIO
Detroit
Sept. S
UPI
Committee For Industrial Organization
United Automobile Workers
Uy Gravelseed
UAW
Nazi Leaders Demand Clear Cut Decisions At Conference
The Nazis pressed for decisive action at the party congress, dismissing calls for patience as they denounce international mediation efforts led by Viscount Runem man in Prague. They frame Nazism as an evolving force that rejects delay and highlight the Maehrisch Ostrau incident as propaganda against Prague authorities.
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Viscount Runelman
Prague
Farm Publication Highlights Huron and State Fair
The Farmer, a St. Paul farm paper, features a cover page with central Huron South Dakota scenes and a 1937 State Fair photo. It includes images of 4-H Club exhibitors, the Huron College campus winter scene, Huron High School, Beadle County courthouse, Winter park, and W. W. Howes Municipal Airport illustrating progress since incorporation in 1883.
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Farmer
St. Paul
Hale
South Dakota
Huron
Huron College
Huron High School
Beadle County
Winter Park
W. W. Howes Municipal
Nazi tone tightens as Prague questioned and Brownshirts march
The Prague government faces pressure over maintaining order while Germany argues to aid Sudeten Germans. A 26000-strong Nazi torchlight parade passes Hitler's hotel signaling defiant mood. French troops on ramparts near Huningue brace for wartime measures, manning pontoons and river patrols along the Rhine as planes surveil across the border.
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Nurnberg
Prague
Germany
Hitler
Witter
Nazi Women's Auxiliary
Getten
Rhine
France
Colmar
Gereman
Sudeten Demonstration Follows Knoll Death At Jaegerndorf
Several thousand Sudeten Germans shouted Nazi slogans outside the Jaegerndorf police station near Czechoslovakia's borders. The funeral for Alfred Knoll, a Sudeten German official killed in custody, sparked calls for inquiry and strained autonomy talks. Prague police restricted the funeral and deputies Ernst Kundl and Alfred Rosche wore mourning bands. Separately, Daladier ordered leaves canceled for government communications staff as France shored up defenses and met with ambassadors amid ongoing Czech German crisis.
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Knoll
Prague
Stalion
Jaegerndorf
Czechoslovakia
Milan Hodza
Czechos Avaks
Tangerndore
Alfred Knoll
Knol
Ernst Kundl
Alfred Rosche
Hodza
Machrisch-Ostrau
Paris
Daladier
Pyrenees
Spain
Alfred Fagalde
16Th Corps
Andorra
Lough
William 0. Bullitt
Eric Phipps
Buili
Marion Train to Visit South Dakota State Fair 1938
Secretary Edgar Hornby of the State Fair board said Marion will send a special train to the exposition in Huron on Tuesday. The Marion delegation led by the Marion High School band will reach the fair via C. & MN. W. Railroad at 7 a.m. They will spend the day at the fair and return home in the evening as part of a group of South Dakota towns planning visits as the fair opens Sunday.
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Edgar Hornby
South Dakota State Fair Board
Marion
Ative
Huron
South Dakota
Alleged Ferger Bound Over In Huron Case
Elmer Ellingson of Denver appeared in Huron municipal court via Judge N Hall on a bound over to circuit court for a third degree forgery charge after allegedly cashing forged checks for 30 dollars using the name Al Arlington at Red Owl Food Store. He previously served ten days on a bad check sentence and faces additional charges in Mitchell and Weossington Springs.
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Elmer Ellingson
Huron
Elmer Magek
Alpena
Municipal Tudge Co. N. Hall
Ellingson
Denver
Mitchell
Red Qwi
al Allington
Weossington Springs
Red Owl
De Smet Resident Mrs Decker Burial Today
The funeral for Mrs. R. Decker aged 55 a longtime De Smet resident was held at the Congregational Church. Rev J M Warkentine officiated with burial in De Smet Cemetery. She died at Huron hospital from a long illness leaving six children and her husband plus relatives in De Smet and nearby areas.
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R. ©. Decker
Congregational Church
J. M. Warkentine
de Smet
Decker
Huron Hospital
Villa Lyons
Minois
Evelyn Ryan
Minneapolis
Audrey
Janice
Home and Boyd
National Softball Tourney Moves Into Second Round Play
Four teams advanced to the International Softball Tournament second round in Chicago as Pittsburgh, Denver, Chicago earned strong support. Pittsburgh beat Pittsburgh 6 0, Denver defeated Rochester 5 1, Chicago edged Detroit 1 0 in 16 innings. Torents got a second round by forfeit after Cheyenne failed to arrive. Rain and muddy diamonds delayed first round games and a Valley City girls game vs Oklahoma City was postponed to Friday.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Calif
Denver
Colo
Routers
Torents
Can
Cheyenne
Harry Cowan
Rochester
Clengo
Detroit
Valley City
N.C
Alahoma City
Movie Directors Salaries Revealed in Public Record
Hollywood directors salaries disclosed under Wagner act bidding. John Ford tops at 6250 weekly, Ernest Lubitsch 5000 before leaving Paramount. Others include Roy Del Ruth 4978 Al Santel 4000 Wesley Angeles 4025 Frank Lloyd 2500 William Seiter 3250 David Butler 3000 Irving Cummings 2500 Sidney Lanfield 2250 Yuasts 2000 George Marshall 2500.
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LOS Angled
William Seiter
David Butler
Irving Cummings
Sidney Lanfield
Yuasts
George Marshall
Ford to Have Unique Fair Display at State Fair
Ford Motor Company sponsors a showcase at the South Dakota State Fair featuring progressive automobile development from 1900 to 1938. Models from 1903 1905 1907 1911 1926 1931 1932 and 1938 will be presented along with the latest exit-over-engine design. Mrs Williams sustained a rib injury after a fall at home but is recovering well.
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Pard Motor Company
Ford
Huron Golfers Face Challenge in Walker Cup
Huron's C and NW Railway employees prepare for a 36 hole Walker Cup duel Sunday with South Dakota hopes. John Hertz of Sleepy Eye and Bud Caswell of Mankato enter strong, as Caswell seeks a third straight course crown while Huron's Ike Wyland Bert Dahl chase a permanent trophy. Claude Austin has held the cup in past years.
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Huron
C. & N. W. Railway
Bes Nt
South Darota
Minnesota
John Hertz
Sleepy Eye
Bud Caswell
Marka Shave
Co & N. Ww
N.W. Railway
Herty
Cas Well
Caswell
Mankato
Ike Wyland
Bert Dahl
Wyland
Claude Austin
Springs High School Enrolment Reaches 257 in Wessington Springs
Enrollment figures for Wessington Springs high school total 257 with 61 seniors, 53 juniors, 68 sophomores, and 75 in the junior class. The senior class is the largest in school history, rising from 75 freshmen last year to current numbers.
Aged Miller Woman Buried At Rockham
Funeral services were held Wednesday at Rockham for Auguste Catherine Ringhart Miller resident who died at her son’s home in Tierre September 4. Born in Brunswick Germany 77 years ago she lived in the United States 54 years. Death caused by influenza after a sharp illness. Burial at Rockham. Survived by nine children two number of grandchildren and twenty two great grandchildren.
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Miller
Rockham
Auguste Catherine Ringhart
Tierre
Brunswick
Germany
United States
Nuenza
Rackham
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Randolph Bennett
SCOUT
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Walter Brennan
Robert Cummings
Robert Barrat
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Maehrisch-Ostrau
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