Cinematography Offered At University of South Dakota
The University of South Dakota announces a new cinematography course featuring practical lab work in motion picture taking cutting and splicing, composition, color and sound studies, with two journalism credit hours per semester under R V Newcomb E G Trotzig and G R Bauer.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
R. V. Newcomb
E. G. Trotzig
G. R. Bauer
Slagle
Motion Picture Laboratory
New Ideas From School Children At State Fair Exhibit
The Education building at the State Fair hosts a children’s handiwork display with projects from nearly every county. The exhibit aims to spark new ideas for winter home projects and showcases birds houses and crafts by the Young Citizens league as part of a growing educational program judged by prominent educators.
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Jesse 4. Hayes
Onida
Young Citizens League
Untiil
Bnt
Kingsbury Farmers Set To Repair Esmond Gravel Road
A special meeting in Esmond township discussed gravel road work five and a half miles south of Esmond. Kingsbury County Commissioners Phinney Van Tassel and Smith plus road superintendent EL Rice set up a committee to hire help. Work should start within ten days with gravel from the James Gartland farm and farmers paid one dollar per yard.
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Kingsbury
Esmond
Kingsbury County
Phinney
Lake Preston
van Tassel
Bancroft and
Terrapin Trot planned by Pierre Legion for charity
Pierre officials announce a October 2 terrapin trot at Hollister field to raise funds for the Pierre community chest. Turtles from Kansas will be rented to entrants with races in heats of 75 turtles each and a grand sweepstakes final. Proceeds after expenses benefit the local community fund.
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Pierre Legion
Pierre
Pierre American Legion
Post
Kansas
Hollister Field
Pierre American Legion Post Mo
Caught Plastered Premieres at Hudson Theater This Week
Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey star in Caught Blastered a Radio Pictures comedy shown Wednesday and Thursday at the Hudson theater. They aid Ma Talley in saving her drug store from a villain while Dorothy Lee adds charm and a police chief daughter provides plot twists.
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Bert Wheeler
Robert Woolsey
Hfuton Theater
Lough Kings
Wheeler Iu
Dorothy Lee
Romeo Jana Juliet
Wheele
Dorothy
Tommy Tanner
Wheeler
Egbert
Bigginboldham
Ma ‘Talley
Lucy Beaumont
Jason | Robards
Lazal
Autmaneuvers
Douglas Maclean
Radio
William Sieter
MacLean
Sioux Falls Officers Rescind Credit for Bridge Rescue
Agnes Sigrid of Casper waited on a bridge as two Sioux Falls police officers, approaching by chance, grabbed her from behind and pulled her to safety over a suspected drowning. The pair downplayed credit saying anyone could have done it.
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Sioux
Sioux Falls
Agnes Sigrid
Casper
Wye
Agnes
Dixie Stars Bring Southern Drawl To Talkies In Hollywood
Hollywood notes that southern speech survives in films with stars from Texas to Kentucky and Mississippi. New comers Lucille Browne and Rosalie Roy join Adrienne Ames as southern voices, while comedians Roscoe Ain and Una Merkel highlight southern humor. Tallulah Bankhead and others from Georgia Alabama and Kentucky appear, shaping the era’s screen persona.
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Hollywood
Oxford
Broadway
Land of Cation
Texas
Mary Brian
Bebe Daniels
Corinne Griffith
James Hall
Bessie Love
John Boles
Lucille Browne
Rosalie Roy
Claudia Deli
Adrienne Ames
Roscoe Ames
Una Merkel
Aee
Ares
Stuttering
Hattiesburg, Miss
S Tuttering
Acnegre
New Orleans
Gavin Gordon
Chicora
Greta Garbo
Miss Merkel
Kentucky
Abraham Lincoln
Irene Duné
Cimarron
Joyce Compton
Arthur Lake
Tom Douglas
Tallulah
Alabama
Johnny Mack Brown
Dorothy Sebastian
Tallulah Bankhead
London
Georgia
Ben Lyon
Northern Adds Six New Faculty Members
The article lists new faculty hires and returning staff for the district. It notes Hazel Hageman and Marjoria Cobb returning for third years, Ingrid Langland and Viola Bandt as teachers in specific grades, Clara Hahn taking over for Bernice Olson, and enrollments showing eleven first and second graders, thirteen in the third and fourth, and seventeen in the fifth and sixth grades. The text also references various actors and origins of several film stars, but these are incidental to the school notice.
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Juliette Compton
Miriam Hopkins
Richard Arlen
Jack Hart
William Haines
Virginia
Arkansas
Peggy Shannon
Clara Bow
Ruth Hall
Florida
Evelyn Brent
Leatrice Joysill
Louisiana
Kay Francis
Oklahoma City
Carman Barnes
Dixie Lee
Tennessee
Dorothy Jordan
Dixie
Hazel Hageman
Redfield
Marjoria Cobb
de Smet
Misa Ingrid Langland
Delandia
Viola Bandt
Reville
Clara Hahn
Clark
Berniece Olson
Raymond H S Enrollment Boost Report
Raymond school completes first week of classes opening September seventh with the high school showing larger enrollment than last year. Total high school enrollment reaches 36 with a freshman class of 12 and seniors numbering eight. instructors include Prof Irvin Herther returning for his position.
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Raymond
Raymond School
Irvin Herther
Red Cross Relief Expands and St Croix Industry Revives
In St Thomas and St Croix the Red Cross reports feeding about 10 people on the island now, down from 3,000 at the start. Cattle marketing improves shipments to San Juan, while bay rum exports rise after a Washington permit allows pure alcohol use. Public works and cottage crafts grow as sugar and gardening rebound.
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ST. Thomas
Virgin Islands
United States
St. Croix
Red Cross
Porto Rico
San Juan
Department of the Interior
Gov. Pearson
Americas
Washington
Soviet Youth Leaders Grow Across Generations
Moscow reports a rising generation of future leaders in Soviet society. Officials describe a deliberate program to cultivate skills and loyalty from a young age, aiming to secure ideological alignment and political readiness for future roles.
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Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Growth of communist youth group membership tops four million
In the first half of the year membership in the communist organization for boys and girls rose by 1,000,000 to exceed 4,000,000, marking a substantial expansion in the movement's youth outreach.
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Epidly
Communist Organization For Boys and Girls
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