Bees Win Twice To Narrow Three-Eye Gap
Rain at Cedar Rapids wiped out a doubleheader between the Raiders and Waterloo, giving Evansville a chance to close the Three-Eye race. The Baby Bees defeated Bloomington 4 to 3 and 6 to 5, with Lamanna winning the opener. The second game ended after six innings per Indiana Sunday law as Weigel was relieved by Mahon and Hazel. Ground conditions caused other postponements and cold weather kept Clinton and Moline from playing.
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Cedar Rapids
Raiders
Waterloo
Evansville
Baby Bees
Bloomington
Lefty Lamanna
Bees
Indiana
Weigel
Mahon
Hazel
Springfield
Decatur
Clinton
Moline
Kash
Vitalie
Lamanna An Greiger
Pairings Set For Cedar Rapids Handicap Tourney Flights
Pairings in four flights were posted for Cedar Rapids Country Club annual handicap tournament. First round matches must be completed by Wednesday with players including E J Moon, N P Craemer, Jim McPartland, Dr J K Von Lackum, H Sargent, D P Barnes, and many others listed for first and fourth flights.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
E. J. Moon
N. P. Craemer
Beinelt
Metas
BR Mewres
Jack Wy
Jim McPartland
Bil McPartland
J. K. von Lackum
Kohl the
E. Sheehy
M. Taylor
Fred Glanville
Firing Starts In Grand American Shoot In Ohio
The fortieth Grand American trap shoot began in Vandalia Ohio on Monday and runs through Friday. The program includes the senior race husband and wife event junior clay target championship sub junior clay target championship and the race for state champions with ten thousand dollars in prize money for the Grand American handicap.
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Vandalia
Marion High School Band To Perform At Ball Park
The Marion high school band of 50 musicians will perform Monday night at Hill Park during the double header between Cedar Rapids and Waterloo. Under director Glen L. Lyman the band has won first place in the state music contest at Iowa City for the last two years.
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Marion High School
Hill Park
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Glen L. Lyman
Iowa City
Large Sea Mammal Puzzle Clue List
A crossword style grid lists clues for across and down entries. Includes hints like Huge marine mammal and Wild buffalo with several numbered positions and definitions such as Inlet map book and Obstructs. Entries span geometry of clues and wordplay.
Muskellunge Outsmarts Gangster in Lake Tale
A Wisconsin lake story recalls mid western gangsters using the lake region as a hideout. In a muskie fishing excursion a tough gunman meets a huge fish, loses control, and pleads for his knife as the line snaps. The fish’s sudden attack leaves the outlaw unnerved. The guide offers to answer outdoor questions with a self addressed reply.
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L. H. Kingston
Wisconsin
Lake
Battles
Waterloo Golfer Wins Northeast Iowa Tournament
Oelwein hosts a 27 hole event cut to 18 due to rain as Art Koch of Waterloo wins with 71 35 106 two under par. Runner ups include C Jacobsen Marion 76 36 109 and D Smith Waterloo 74 37 111.
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Oelwein
Iowa
Art Koch
Waterloo
C. Jacobsen
Marion
D. Smith
Dr. Whitney
Independence
W. Thelen
W. H. Blunt
Charles City
H. Holder
Don Wilcox
Bill Youngberg
R. R. Carruthers
Jimmy Shaw
P. A. Mongerson
Don Price
Lloyd Bennett
K. Smith
Elkader
T.L. McCauley
Byrnes Park
Shukei Motors Opens Deep Run in Iowa Softball Meet
Des Moines Iowa Packing Company and Shukei Motors of Waterloo won Sunday to reach the third round. Shukei edged Ed's Radio Shop Spencer 1 to 0 in 12 innings with Wardmin holding Spencer to three hits. Iowa Pack down Fort Dodge 11 to 5 after Spencer beat Marshalltown 4 to 3 in the first round.
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DES Moines
Iowa Packing Company
Shukei Motors
Waterloo
Iowa
Shukei
Ed’s
Spencer
Wardmin
Iowa Pack
Fort Dodge
Marshalltown
Silkworm Vaccinations Reported as Successful
Report states successful vaccinations against disease have been performed on silkworms, suggesting improved health and potential benefits for silk production.
Rugg Wins City Net Championship Final Over Kirwin
Dick Rugg defeated Carl Kirwin in straight sets 6-3 6-2 6-0 to claim the city tennis championship at Cedar Rapids Country Club. Jim and Bob Netolicky won the doubles title 6-4 6-2, while Stanley Greenberg captured the junior crown. 47 men, 20 doubles teams, and 12 players in each women and junior divisions competed.
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Dick Rugg
City Net
Rugg
Carl Kirwin
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Drs
Jim
Bob Netolicky
Cleda Schaefer
Stanley Greenberg
Four Teams Remain In Wyoming Softball Meet
Softball teams from Wyoming Lost Nation Monticello and Anamosa were to compete in the finals of the yearly tournament halted by rain. Anamosa led Monticello 2 0 in the first half of the fifth when play was stopped and will be resumed later since five full innings are required for an official game.
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WYO Ising
Wyoming
Lost Nation
Monticello
Anamosa
Theaters Show Busy Week Across Iowa and State
Paramount features Stanley and Livingstone with Tracy Kelly and Greene. Irene Dunne and Charles Boyer in When Tomorrow Comes. Bruce Cabot and Ralph Byrd in Mickey the Kid. On Borrowed Time with Lionel Barrymore and Beulah Bondi. News is Made at Night with Preston Foster. Palace presents Love Affair and Sunset Trail. Rialto features Son of Frankenstein and Hard Rock Harrigan.
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Paramount
Stanley
Livingstone
S R Tracy
Nancy Kelly
Richard Greene
Iowa
Irene Dunne
Charles Boyer
Bruce Cabot
Ralph Byrd
Mickey the Kid
STATE
Lionel Barrymore
Sir Hardwicke
Beulah Bondi
Preston Foster
Lynn Bari
Palace
Real estate transfers list from Cedar Rapids area
Perp Savings and Loan Assn transfers to Leo F and Ann B Cole joint tenancy on lot 73 North View Add CA. Ruth L and Harold F Popelka acquire lot 14, block 1 Wiley’s 1st Add CR with life estate reserved. Gensicke estate to Mary and John Dedrick as joint tenants. William E Reed and wife to Perp S&L on lot 12 block 2 Larimer’s 1st add Cedar Rapids. mortgage lien retained.
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Perp. Savings and Loan Assn. (Inc
Leo F
Ann B. Cole
North View Add. CA
Frank J. Hruska
Ruth L
Harold F. Popelka
Wiley
Sd. Descr
H. F. Gensicke
Frederick H. Gensicke
Mary Dedrick
John Dedrick
Admr
William E. Reed
Savings and Loan Assn
Larimer
Cedar Rapids
Kay Francis to Star in Swiss Family Robinson and more
Hollywood gossip notes Kay Francis plans a lead in Swiss Family Robinson with Gene Towne, while RKO and Brandt back her long term contract after strong notices in In Name Only. Louis Hayward and Ida Lupino ride recent success toward new projects with Arthur Small and Columbia. Duncan Rinaldo signs a Republic deal while Duncan's past legal troubles fade in memory.
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Ollywood
Kay Francis
Coldwater Canyon
Louis Bromfields
Gene Towne
Tim Holt
Freddie Bartholomew
Kay
RKO
Harry Brandt
Brandt
Marlene Dietrich
Katharine Hepburn
Edward Arnold
Duncan Rinaldo
New Republic
Edwina Booth
Duncan
Rinaldo
Raymond Hatton
Heroes of
Saddle Western Leads Jacquelin Wells in Femme Role
Connie Bennett pursues divorce from Marquis de La Falaise with a substantial settlement offer after a secretive separation. talks of filing in America continue as they meet in California and France.
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Jacqueline Wells
Femme
Valentino Memorial Service Hints at Reverence and Controversy
A Valentino memorial at Oakwood Cemetery Niko, Rudolph Valentino’s director and friend, will feature a brief address amid reverent expectations. The article notes past publicity from a “mysterious woman in black” and calls for avoiding such sensationalism during services.
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Nes
Rudolph Valentino
Valentino
Wood Cemetery
Niko
Rudolph
Rudy
Hollywood Buzz and Stage Moves Across a Packed Scene
A burst of show business gossip covers Lupe Velez touring with a beer act in September, Ida Lupino and Louis Hayward potential stars for a local presentation, Alan rt turning author with Behind the 8 Ball, Cobina Wright Jr and Cesar Romero intrigue, and various chatter about Miriam Hopkins, Anatole Litvak, Jose Iturbi, and other luminaries amid a whirlwind of royal commands and party scenes.
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Little Foxes
Umlin
Alan Rt
Joe Carroll
Ida Lupino
Louis Hayward
Lupe Velez
Lupe
Sea of Hollywood
Colat
Cobina Wright,Jr
Hollywood
Cesar Romero
Isabel Jewell
Owen Crump
Bey Hadji Selimovitch
Beverly Derby
Oxford
England
Anatole Litvak
New York
Miriam Hopkins
Allan Jones
Irene Hervey
The Largest Web-Foot Bin Known Is The Albatross
An unusual zoological note identifies the albatross as the largest bird with webbed feet, highlighting its expansive wingspan and distinctive webbing that aids floatation.
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House
H. K. Morehead
Misak
W. J. French
J. A. Bell
B. Terry
J. Mar
Bill Wheeler
Dr. H. Files
Rick Lynch
Arthur Poe
H. Sargent
D. P. Barnes
Bee Thomas
R. Newton
Milo Chehaka
Lerold Graves
P. Jenkins
A C. Hoblitzell
L. Crabbe
W. D. Lyon
Ben Wolverton
Ed Wadsworth
John Hamilton
Herbert Killian
K. P. Blaise
O. H. Touseau
C. W. Bloomhall
Marvin Wright
Cc. Booth
John Taras
E C. Welch
B. P. Lattner
G. H. Cromwell
Rudy Weber
J. Miller
Turner
Ae “i Ih
Ball Park
Judy Garland
Frank Morgan
Ray Bolger
Jack Haley
Bert Lahr
Victor Fleming
Mervyn Leroy
Northeast Iowa
R. D. Kimm
John Jenny
Carl Haueger
Oelwein Pro
MORT _H. SINGER THEATRE
Trane, Charles Dunne
Bover
Universal Picture
Barbara O’neil
Nydia Westman
Onslow Stevens
Fritz Feld
Eran Zasu Pitts
Tommy Ryan
Boris
Louella Parsons
John Wildberg
Sinclair Lewis
Wildberg
Jack Skirball
Columbia
Angela
Lewis
Ursula Parrott
Astoria
Long Island
Arriage
Hayward
Warner Brothers
Edgar Allen Poe
Ida
Edward Small
Fred Astaire
Fred
M-G-M
Eleanor Powell
Marcelo Roger
Wes Ruggles
del Mar
Willie Wyler
Lillian Hellman
Herman Shumlin
Sam Coldwyn
Brown
Selznick
Jose Iturbi
Paul Muni
Pete Westmer
Charlie Laughton
W. G. Konecny
Cedar Rapids Distributing CO
Fourth Avenue SE
Dial
Berghoff Brewing Corporation
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Smulekoff
Preston Foster Lynn Bari
Fox Hit
Spencer Tracy
Darryl F. Zanuck
Walter Brennan
Charles Coburn
Sir Cedae Hardwicke
Henry Hull
Henry Travers
Russ Morgan
Paramount News World
Helen SA
Price
Smulekoffs
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Third Avenue Bridge
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