NCA A approves 19 swimming records from 1948 49 season
The National Collegiate Athletic Association announces approval of 19 swimming records set or tied in 1948 49. La Salle’s Verdeur and Yale’s Chouteau are noted as record holders with Verdeur breaking the 300 yard medley mark from 3 31.54 to 3 25.4 and Watts of Iowa State setting a 220 yard short course time of 2 09.7 on January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Collegiate Athletica Association
Philip 8. Harburger
Vom
Due Verdeur
la Salle College
Verdeur
Rene Chouteau
Yale
Towan
Roger Watts
Iowa State
Tension rises in Czech feud over church state
Prague reports say Czechoslovak police seized a Vatican diplomat's car in Kosice and sparked protests to the foreign ministry. Vatican sources indicate Prague may sever diplomatic links as bishops face sermon censorship and gag orders. Archbishop Beran is under police surveillance amid church state tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Vatican
Kosice
Slovakia
Foreign Ministry
Vatican City
Czechoslovakia
Josef Beran
Beran
U S Refuses to Recognize China Shipping Barriers
Washington notes that the United States cannot admit the legality of China's port barriers into communist ports unless Beijing declares an effective blockade. Secretary Acheson cites historical precedents and rights of American citizens in the Chinese situation, while Britain takes a more extreme stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
State Department
Canton
Acheson
Walnut Briefs Share Visits and Travel Notices
Mr and Mrs William Bailey of Omaha and Francis Burke of Chicago visited Wednesday with friends. Mr and Mrs Hurst Otto left for Compton California after a two week visit with Walter Otto and Otto Christensen. Mrs Christensen remains bedbound. Mr and Mrs John Juhl and Mrs Ray Palmer visited Ray Palmer at St Joseph hospital in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bailey
Omaha
Francis Burke
Chicago
Hurst Otto
Compton
Calif
Walter Otto
Otto Christensen
Christensen
John Juhl
Ray Palmer
St. Joseph Hospital
Audubon Cancels Games to Seek Top Competition
Audubon baseball moves to stronger opponents. A planned July 28 Linden game is cancelled and Breda games are dropped as Breda reorganizes to local talent. A July 29 date with the Omaha Pros is also off as the Cardinals pursue higher quality matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon
Linden
Audubon Park
Ted Frese
Lake City
Frese
Cardinals
Breda
Lake City game Thursday and Harlan dates in schedule
The next ten days include Lake City at home Thursday and two contests with Harlan at Harlan on Sunday and Monday night. A game with Manning here a week from Thursday is listed and Manning game is announced as ladies night with free admission for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake City
Harlan
Manning
Malone Sister of Taylor Guests in Taylor Home
Mrs Clea Malone of Davenport sister of J L Taylor is visiting the Taylor home. She resides with Mr and Mrs Frank Palmer, the latter formerly Ora Taylor of Wiota. Mrs Malone works in a Davenport dry goods store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiota News
Wiota
Clea Malone
Davenport
J. L. Taylor
Taylor
Frank Palmer
Ora Taylor
1600 Register for Detassel Jobs in Des Moines
Des Moines employment service reports 1,600 high school students have signed up for detasseling hybrid seed corn fields. This activity engages youths in seasonal agricultural labor through local programs and agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Anita News: Atwood Family Visits and Travel Notes
Anita News reports Anita-Billy Atwood returning from Omaha and Prescott visits while brother John visits Prescott and Caro. Atwood also returns from Atlantic. Mrs. Kathryn DeCamp is home from a West Burlington visit with sister and husband. Cautionary note urges careful driving on curves and hills to be alive tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita
Billy Atwood
Omaha
Prescott
John
Caro
Atwood
Atlantic
Kathryn DeCamp
West Burlington
Harold H. Stuetelberg and Thomas W. Bailey Notices
Snippet shows two individuals named Harold H. Stuetelberg and Thomas W. Bailey with monetary figures listed. Details unclear due to OCR damage. context hints at financial notices or settlements involving $100 amounts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
NCAA
Watts
Conoco
Continental OU Compa
Laco Proving Grounds
Atlantic Building Supply Company
U. S
China
Anita News
Sweden
Atlantic Dairy
Atlantic Chamber of Commerce
Atlantic Elks Club
Bear Grove
Clifton Acker
Clair D. Becker
Raymond D. Becker
Fred Lindeman Morris Mewhirter
Maurice Odem
E.T. Paterson
Herman B. Behrends
John H. Brown
Cleo Eilts
Emmert Eruken
Claus Fitschen
Wu. F. Kinen
John Lamberty
Harold Lowe
Ralph Hancock
Arnold Ihnen
Harold Mailander
John McGovern
B. J. Steffens
L. T. Wedemeyer
Harold H. Stuetelberg
Lincoln
Eace
Dudley Eblen
Cleo B. Hensley
Dennis Laird
Eerie
Ralph Landon
Fred Martens
James C. McLaren
James
McLaren
Kenneth McLaren
James F. Nichols
Pelzer
Harold G. Wayeeeena
Mawhee A
Grant
Otto Muller
Willard Muller
Thomas W. Bailey
Victoria
Grove Pymosa
Massena
J. W. Amber
Collins Bower
Fredrickson
James Winston
Clarence Zellmer
Zellmer
Dale Butler
Alfred Jensen
Walter Kuehn
McCrory
Arthur L. Melson
Lester Nelson
Roy C. Nelson
Clarence A. Pellett
Melvin Pellett
Ted M. Pellett
V. A. Pellett W
Pellett
Harold Zellmer
Esee
B. B. Blankin
Robert
Guri
Carl H, Euken
John Hamelin
Marold
Hanse
Gilbert Lacy
Alp. Pottinger
Eugene Pottinger
J.J. Pottinger
Carl Pollock
Carl Symonds Hacley Weber
Brighton
George Christensen
Leo H. Cochran
Louie Hansen
Harold Joyce
Elden Kay
Henry Kay
Barry McDermott
Ora Moller
Morris Pelzer
Aeaere
Eos
Eese
Emer
Your. Kodak
Aep
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!