Eddie Anderson Fires Up Iowa U Football Rally
Dr. Eddie Anderson addressed about 1,000 Hanford post Legionnaires at sports night, urging no political appointments on the Hawkeye squad and stressing student athletes. He warned against quick criticism of players and praised all‑around versatility, while introducing Iowa staff and local coaches. The event set a record turnout and the post exceeded its membership quota with 1,094 members.
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University of Iowa
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Holy Cross
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Dad” Schroeder
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Otto Vogel
J. E. Davis
Charles Ken
Iowa
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Devine
Howard Jones
Kinnick
Eby
F. A. Ahring
Coe College
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Innitzer Heads to Vatican for Papal Conclave
Cardinal Innitzer archbishop of Vienna left for Vatican City to attend the conclave of cardinals. He travels with his secretary Monsignor Jakob Weinbacher, after years of Nazi custody during last fall’s anti-Catholic unrest.
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Cardinal Innitzer
Vatican City
College of Cardinals
Jakob Weinbacher
Whistling Ranger to Present Program at Two High Schools
Max Gilstrap, known as the whistling ranger, will present the spring assembly at Franklin High for grades ten to twelve at 8 40 a m and at McKinley Senior High at 10 45 a m on Thursday. Gilstrap is a former national parks guide and campfire program director and an expert on bird calls and wildlife lore.
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Max Gilstrap
Whistling Ranger
Franklin School
McKinley Senior High School
Gilstrap
Welke to Deliver Sermon at Karl Bach Installation
The Rev Melvin L Welke will preach on Our Opportunities in Religion at the installation services for Rev Karl Bach at the First Unitarian church Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Welke will stay with the Bachs during the visit.
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Melvin L. Welke
First Unitarian
Des Moines
Bach
Unitarian minister and wife wed at Peoples church
The Rev. from Coe and his wife Margaret Avedovech Bach, daughter of Meyer Avedovech, were married. He trained at Harvard Divinity School and led a Scituate Center church for six years. She, an accomplished organist and Coe alumna, studied at New England Conservatory. They have two children, Christine and Karl.
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Unitarian Church
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Bach
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Meyer Avedovech
Cedar Rapids
Elmhurst
Ill
Coe College
New England ‘Conservatory of Music
Boston
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Peoples Church
Christine
Karl
Gargling Advice for Sore Throats and Belching Habits
Medical guidance discusses belching and gas as harmless if non disruptive, warns against gargling during quinsy, notes antiseptic gargles do not alter illness once germs invade tissue, and offers home gargle recipes with boric acid salt or iodine tincture for singers and throat care.
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Dobell
Morton
Seiler
Questions and Answers on Foods and Fats
A reader asks about the value of cottonseed oil and derivatives. The answer notes they provide calories similar to olive and other oils, about 200 per ounce, and acknowledges nutritional value. Another reader asks about Roquefort cheese, with an answer that it has less fat than some cheeses and can be eaten regularly in moderation. A question on mineral oil asks about safety when used internally, with the reply that mineral oil is not digestible or absorbable and may accumulate as a foreign substance.
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Dirk Zvacek
Don Hines
Elmer Marek
Hawkeye
R.C
Yoaoe
City Briefs And Personals
Chicken supper at Olivet Thursday for 35 cents. Mrs. Ellen Harper of 811 Third Street NW who has been ill since before Christmas was taken to Mercy hospital Tuesday. Cafeteria First Christian Thursday evening. William F. Fetter of 1340 Twenty-second Avenue SW, a pneumonia patient at St. Luke's hospital, is reported to be improving. Cafeteria Thursday Central Park church. Linn encampment No. 49 I.O.O.F will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in Maine lodge hall 838 First Avenue E for Royal Purple degree work with refreshments afterward. James W. Keene navy recruiter stationed in the federal building has returned after a forty-day leave.
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Ellen Harper
Third Street
Mercy Hospital
William F. Fetter
Twenty-second Avenue
St. Luke's Hospital
Linn
Maine Lodge Hall
First Avenue E
James W. Keene
Navy
Federal Building
Visiting Relatives Sightings at Ene and Stone Mountain
A brief notes a person spending time with relatives at Ene and Stone Mountain, mentioning travel and familial visits without further details.
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Ene
Stone Mountain
Community groups hold meetings and events in Linn County
The Couples class of First Christian church meets Friday evening at 857 Eighteenth St SE hosted by Mrs. and Mrs. J. C. Herbeck. Ella Merzeaux’s group hosts. J. M. Long of Cedar Rapids Transfer and Storage joins Mayflower Warehousemen board after Gulfport convention.
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C. J. Herbeck
Eenth Street
Ella Mer
2Veaux
J. M. Long
Cedar Rapids Transfer and Storage Company
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Mayflowenx Warehousemen’s Association
Gulfport
Iss
Outbreak at Michigan State Tied to Plumbing Faults
Investigators in East Lansing blame faulty plumbing and a defective laboratory sterilizer for an undulant fever outbreak at Michigan State College. One student died and many others fell ill.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State College
Texas Led Nation In Cattle With 7 Million Head
In 1936 Texas possessed 7,222,000 cattle, more than any other state, with Iowa at 4,570,000. The figures highlight Texas dominance in cattle numbers during that year.
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