The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 17, 1934, Page 2

2 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1934 DICKINSON GIRL Parents Reclaim Baby They Deserted GLASS, ROOSEVELT [a ean New r England Boy to STARS IN MOVIES | Mwy foe TO TEST STRENGTH|+—Yse*er Report 1), te. 2 Mesa FORECAST Future Farmers of America, New Eng- 5 . z PR ag = Pan: Un- ere was Pare Lect had the Dorothy Stickney, ; Native of ‘ : : ‘ Senate Battle Looms Over show le; ‘ Sediiaes of the Reet Dakota associa. Slope City, Moher for | , { : Amendments to Stock er orth Da- - ho Agra “calles Maat WORK: 7 enna Work in Cinema | 5 : & eh Control Enactment 3 Other officers elected are: John Mc-| N. D. Officials Attend | 2h : : § eae Donald, Hannaford Ch: , Hann Dickinson, N. D., May 17.—Dorothy ford, viee president; Ricnara Weixer,| Superintendents’ Meet Btickney, former Dickinson girl and ‘ . d vy Washington, May 17—(@—A: test| west portion. Haxelton Chapter, Hagelton, secre- Noted Broadway actress who recently | ; of strength in the senate between the tary; Stanley Edwards, David Liogd| Three officials of the state depart- | Independents to Rally signed a long-term contract with! 4 4 ew! Y Chapter, LaMoure, treasurer; Earl|ment of public instruction ae Bis- At Memorial Building Paramount, is declared an outstand-| and Senator Glass of Virginia ‘poss. Carpentier, Williston Chapter, Wil- ‘Wednesday to attend an- ing star of the cinema for her per- 4 | |an agency to regulate the stock ex-| and Fr deiner, Mepectar, aiid Clarenes hist: | aise firtesinear ex Geabe Forex Tiers | 0: Wick; Siauiaeen:, CAAA formance in “Murder at the Vani- Pee f . changes was in the making Thurs-| nop; 4 w tensen, J. E. Eastgate Chapter, Lari-|and principals at Grand Forks Thurs- Republican . satiate Mee 0, @. OS PACTS foc los keke he ouaeEa” : 4 wn house conferees on the stock. Se ati - a atie te, bo bg gts oe 4 peal per get ce cece enn : : bill were in deadlock even before they| night. | NDAC continues a5 advisor for the . | % i : met to talk things over. ir Montan: group. AEUUET is fllowine content ot ene i ; President Roosevelt's stand for fed- |night and Frida east] “Among those awarded the State critic: i" sete $ eral trade commission supervision, to- | Portion tonig! chet ketone = ven ge keys i sy Rt - 2 : : Unset were: erne ‘brant, Beach; oo “The probabilities are that the wires | ‘ ee 3 showers probal 4 a will be hot right away anent the fu- | ; ; Sey Genet amelie on fang, "4 Gerald Provolt, New Ens-|Tjniversity Students ture of Dorothy Stickney, who does! z P an be sae sao re com along Lake Superior Friday. the ace scene in the picture. In the| ; : | tein Bickert to Run f Form Political Club role of maid she is the outstanding | : é Cita Utet cuonutived endorsement| __ GENERAL CONDITIONS ickert.to Run for — feminine star. f 3 : in .| A low pressure area is centered over Grand Forks, N. D., May 17.—()— “Regarding Miss Stickney, who 1s, : : : Oe a a ataretiiktica “or atiat creat North Dakota | (Williston Senator From M’Lean Meeting for the first time ‘Tuesday the film's discovery, she has been : : ber's conferees to stand fast, while 1t/2950) and pg se Bees night, a group of students from the seen in ‘Working Girls’ and ‘Way-| . solidified the senate agreement-seek- |‘ SUGr Mogure ates is centered off| W- J: Bickert, Washburn, has an-/ University of North Dakota formed = ward’ about two years ago. Her hus- ae ers behind the Glass proposal. the ‘Sregon coast (Roseburg 30.04) |ounced his candidacy for state sen-| Young Real Republicans’ club and ir passengers were band wrote the play, ‘She Loves Me . — — 4 Senate conferees became so uncom-| and cool weather over the far|&tor of McLean county on the Demo-| laid the framework for a statewide | for transportation at an average rate Not,’ now being presented here. His fortable over the situation Wednes-| west. A few light, widely scattered |cratic ticket. Bickert is now engaged| organization. : of 6.1 cents a mile at the close of 1933. intention is to go to England to see Reunited with their two-weeks-old daughter. whose abandonment day that they postponed the sched-|showers fell in the northern border/as field inspector for the Regional] Election of officers, first business a the London production of this piece Saused their arrest five days before, Maurice Martin, 21, and his | wea meeting with the house manag-| states and in the Canadian Provinces,/ Agricultural Credit corporation. Hej of the meeting, made Aloys Wartner,| Ohio is noted for the large number and Miss Stickney will accompany, 20-Year-old wife Dorothy, are pictured as they prepared to leave New | Oe and met together to tacitly agree | Dut elsewhere the weather is generally |served ag cashier of the Washburn| Jr., of Harvey, president; John Starke |of historic markers within her boun- him. So it may be that the studios) YOFK Foundling Hospital for their home in Southbridge, Mass. The (ffse"C jug we no yielding without | "8; station barometer, inches; |®tate bank, since merged with the! of Dickinson, vice president and |daries. Parents, whom the grand jury refused to indict, rebaptized their child 9. i will not be able to lure her for a hefore leaving the city. consent of the senate. 88, Red while. She has been pretty elusive to = < The Virginia senator, asserting that date.” ae | Roosevelt previously had assured him|ft. 24 hour On the stage she appeared in The area of the oceans of the globe} Latin was the language used injthe independent commission plan “Broadway,” “The Front Page” “Chi- | is 139,295,000 square miles. 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