Iowa Cagers Take Pot Shots At Books
Special to The Gazette Iowa City Iowa cagers prep for Saint Ambrose game in Moline amid final exams. Coach Rollie Williams says players may rest on studies and avoid ineligibility, with emphasis on individual drills and polishing. Regulars to start vs Davenport, then Drake Bradley Tech, Indiana Purdue Northwestern looming road tests. Last season Saint Ambrose led 15 14 first half before Iowa pulled away to win 44 24.
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the Gazette
Iowa City
University of Iowa
St. Ambrose
Moline
Ill
Rollie Williams
Saint Ambrose
Hawkeyes
Saints
Moline Field House
Iowans
Drake
Des Moines
Bradley Tech
Williams
Indiana
Bloomington
Purdue
Northwestern
Iowa
Davenport
Bach Named Duquesne Head Coach Succeeds Layden
Pittsburgh wire reports Joseph A. Bach once a Notre Dame star and Duquesne line coach is promoted to head football coach on a one year contract. He succeeds Elmer Layden who returns to Notre Dame after the Four Horsemen era. Layden departs for Booth Bend Indiana to assume duties as Notre Dame head coach succeeding Hank Anderson.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Joseph A. Bach
Notre Dame
Duquesne University
Elmer Layden
Bach
Duquesne
Syracuse
Layden
Booth_ Bend
Ind
Heartly
Hank) Anderson
Wheatland wins three games from Clarence at Wheatland
Wheatland high school basketball teams swept Clarence on Friday night at Wheatland. The Clarence girls, undefeated before, fell 33 to 25 as Wheatland kept pace in league standings. The Wheatland boys first team won 28 to 20, and Wheatland also took the second team contest.
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Wheatland High School
Clarence High School
Wheatland
Clarence Girls
Clarence
Wheatland Boys
Newhall Sweeps Shellsburg In Double Bill At Home
Newhall recorded a double victory over Shellsburg on its home floor. The win marked a successful night for the Newhall first team and a second victory for the Newhall Reserves, highlighting strong performance from both squads. Limited details remain on individual scorers or game margins.
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Newhall
Shellsburg
Iowa Senate Moves Tax Relief for Low Income Groups
Debate over tax measures continues as the Iowa Senate lifts a tax on low income groups. House amendments to S F 1 allow merchants to adjust and absorb the 2 percent retail sales tax. Rep John Speidel proposes trade agreements on tax application to hide or reallocate tax burden. Johnson amendment decision leads to a brief adjournment and continued Senate study of the classified transactions tax bill. The Hill Calhoun amendment on tax reform faced rejection but could be revisited later.
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Wenner
House
John Speidel
Washington
Arch McFarlane
Black Hawk
Speidel
Pearly
Iowa
Ossie Solem Speaks At Sigourney Grid Dinner
SIGOURNEY Va The junior Chamber of Commerce hosted Ossie Solem coach of the University of Iowa and Sigourney high school. Francis Crowe presented letters to members of the high school football team.
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Sigourney
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ossie Solem
University of Iowa
Sigourney High School
Francis Crowe
Luque Signs For 23rd Season In Baseball
New York AP report states Adolpho Luque a 43 year old Cuban pitcher and hero of the last world series has sent in his signed 1934 contract to the New York Giants. He becomes the seventh Giant to sign and is entering his twenty third season of professional baseball.
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NEW York
Adolpho Luque
New York Giants
Marengo And Victor Cage Teams Collide
Marengo and Victor square off in a county basketball clash as both girls teams ride undefeated marks. Marengo trails with two losses to out of county foes while Victor holds the better odds. only three Marengo games have been played this season.
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Marengo
Victor Cage
Gazette
Iowa
Victor
Iowa Netmen Schedule Includes Five Big Ten Encounters
Iowa City will host four home duals as part of a nine match 1934 tennis schedule announced by Coach E G Schroeder. The Hawkeyes face Northwestern Iowa State and others with dates in April May and the Big Ten championships set for Chicago on May 17.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
E. G. Schroeder
Hawkeye Net
Northwestern
Evanston
Iowa State
Chierro
Iowe City
Finois
State
Cedar Falll
Wisconsin
Iowan City
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Chicago
Shellsburg Quintets Capture Double Bill
Shellsburg Independents take a double header from the Church of Brethren of Cedar Rapids. Shellsburg won the first game 33 to 29 with a 20 to 9 halftime advantage. The Shellsburg seconds also defeated the Church men.
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Shellsburg
Shellsburg, Ija
Shellsburg Independents
Church of Brethren of Cedar Rapids
Shellsburg Jed
Shellsburg Seconds
Buckley’s Mixture Promises Fast Cough Relief
Buckley’s Mixture triple strength claims to quickly conquer coughs and colds. Advertises immediate effect from the first dose and notes availability at Mug Drug and Podzilmek Pharmacy and other drug stores for 45¢ and 50¢.
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Buckley
Buckley's
Mug Drug
Podzilmek
Roosevelt to Halt Senate Gold Rebels
The committee upheld the administration by rejecting an amendment that would have let reserve banks keep the 40 to 50 percent profit from the dollar devaluation as a franchise tax. The bill was reported 15 to 2, with Goldsborough and Townsend voting no. Gore present but silent. Carey and Couzens absent.
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McAdoo
California
Treasury
Senate
Fess
Ohio
Fletcher
Congress
Goldsborough
Townsend
Gore
Carey and
Couzens
RFC loan talks to release deposits at Cedar Rapids Savings
Washington AP says negotiations for a 675000 Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan to unlock half the deposits in Cedar Rapids Savings Bank and American Trust and Savings Bank proceeded Monday. Des Moines figures Comfort and Grimes oversee the talks as a plan to form a new bank to hold assets and act as depository for RFC funds. Local progress hinges on Washington negotiations and waiver agreements.
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RFC
GC. R. Savings Bank
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Cedar Rapids
Frank J. Comfort
Des Moines
Taylor Grimes
Cedar Rapids Savings and American Trust and Savings Banks
Steiner Decries Clergy Laxity to Des Moines Ministers
Dr Edward A Steiner Grinnell College professor urged Des Moines area ministers to confront a crisis in Protestant leadership. He attacked theological seminary laxity and clerical decay stating seminary teachers cling to chairs and new ministers lack preparation. Approximately 200 attended the First Methodist church event opening the convocation.
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Des Moines
Edward A. Steiner
Grinnell College
Iowa
Dr. Steiner
First Methodist Church
Corn Hog Signers Increase in Tama County to 879
A Tama County campaign update notes 296 corn hog contracts signed across six townships on Tuesday, bringing the total to 879 by Tuesday night. In Clayton County, 36 contracts were signed on the campaign’s first day, with Hale Corlett of Farmersburg Farm Bureau first signer.
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Tama County
Toledo
Tama
Elkader
Clayton County
Hale Corlett
Farmersburg Farm Bureau
Chautemps Upheld as Rioters Clash in Paris
Paris report says Camille Chautemps won a 386 to 201 vote of confidence after hours of clashes as mobs outside the chamber shouted for his resignation. Police and mounted guards battled demonstrators who threw debris and blockaded streets amid a tense political crisis.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Stavisky
Camille Chautemps
Bayonne
Serge Stayisky
Air
Cot
Justice Raynaldy
Paul Boncour
Bonnet
Commerce
Laurent Egnac
Chautemps
Boulevard St. Germain
Chamber
PRR Crea
Delbos
Decorah Residents Hurt In West Union Crash
Five Decorah residents were injured when their car collided with an empty truck two miles north of West Union Tuesday afternoon. J A Olson, truck driver, turned into a farm yard as the other car struck him.
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Decorah
West Union
the Gazette
J. A. Olson
No 11
R. G. Isenberger
Warren Hoyt
Isenberger
Rochester
Hee Union Hospital
M. D. Whitney
Bert Ruth
Recommends Dunn For U S Attorney In Northern Iowa
Senator Louis Murphy confirmed a recommendation to the justice department that Ed Dunn of Mason City be appointed United States attorney for the Northern district of Iowa. Murphy said he did not expect an early resignation by incumbent Harry Reed of Waterloo, and would not explain his reasoning since Reed’s term expires in February 1935.
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Gazette
Washington
Louis Murphy
Justice Department
Ed Dunn
Mason City
United States
Iowa
Murphy
Repubican
Harry Reed
Waterloo
Fraser Transferred to AAA in Washington
DES MOINES AP W O Fras er chief of the department of agriculture's market news service in Des Moines transferred to the corn hog section of the AAA in Washington. He will be succeeded by his assistant K L Urban. Until taking up golf twelve years ago Miss Virginia Van Wie was an invalid.
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Des Moines
W. O. Fraser
Department of Agriculture
AAA
Washington
K. L., Urban
Virginia van Wie
Madame Spy scheduled to open at State theater Wednesday
The film Madame Spy directed by Karl Freund features Fay Wray Nils Aster Edward Arnold and others. It unfolds across Vienna Berlin Leningrad and other capitals with World War I flashbacks and elaborate Cafe Marabu set pieces.
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Europe
State Theater
Karl Freund
Fay Wray
Nils Aster
Edward Arnold
John Miljan
Noah Beery
Vince Barnett
David Torrence
Vienna
Berlin
Leningrad
Continental
Russian Court Ife
Unter den Linden
Joan Crawford And Gary Cooper Head Double Bill At The Majestic
The Majestic presents Today We Live starring Joan Crawford and Gary Cooper as the lead feature on Wednesday and Thursday. Supporting players include Robert Young Francot Tone Roscoe Karns and Louise Closser Hale. An added attraction features Tallulah Bankhead in The Cheat with Irving Pichel.
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Joan Crawford
Gary Cooper
Franchot Tone
Robert Young
Majestic Theater
Joan
Gary
Roscoe Karns
Louise Closser Hale
Tallulah Bankhead
Irving Pichel
Prussian Premier Takes Lead Of Huntsmen Union
Berlin dispatch says Hermann Wilhelm Goering, already overloaded with titles, now becomes master of the hunt for Prussia and will head all huntsmen unions, directing those who join a union answerable to him.
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Berlin
INS
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Heis
Prussia
At the Theaters: Star Showings Across Iowa and More
Iowa audiences see Kate Smith and Swanee Music Revue with Let's Fall in Love featuring Edmund Lowe and Ann Sothern. Paramount presents Eddie Cantor in Roman Scandals. State showcases Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in Sons of the Desert. Majestic screens Night Plight with John Barrymore and Helen Hayes and In The Monkey with Skeets Gallagher and Lois Wilson. Palace presents Three On A Match with Warren William and Joan Blondell and Ace Of Aces with Richard Dix. Rialto features Love, Honor And Oh Baby with Slim Summerville and Zasu Pitts and The Avenger with Ralph Forbes and Adrienne Ames. Olympic shows Cavalcade with Diana Wynard and Clive Brook plus Her First Mate with Slim Summerville and Zasu Pitts.
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Iowa
Kate_ Smith
Edmund Lowe
Ann Sothern
Paramount
Eddie Cantor
State
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Majestic
John Barrymore
Helen Hayes
Skeets Gallagher
Lois Wilson
Palace
Warren William
Joan Blondell
Richard Dix
Rialto
Slim Summerville
Zasu Pitts
Love
Ralph Forbes
Adrienne Ames
Diana Wynard
Clive Brook
The Green Pastures Comes to Shrine Auditorium
The Green Pastures debuts at Shrine auditorium Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Marc Connelly transformed Roark Bradford’s 1928 tale Ol’ Man Adamn into a celebrated play, drawing on New Orleans influence, Negro dialect studies, and a standout production team led by Rowland Stebbins, C. C. Stewart, and Robert Edmond Jones.
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Green Pastures
Shrine Auditorium
Marc Connelly
Ol' Man Adamn
Roark Bradford
New Orleans Times- Picayune
Bradford
Connelly
New York
New Orleans
Rowland Stebbins
C. C. Stewart
Stewart
Stebbins
the Green Pastures
Robert Edmond Jones
Halli Johnson
Charles Bohaty Held On Fraud Count
Charles Bohaty aged 25 of 1601 E Avenue NE was charged with issuing a false check with intent to defraud. He was arrested Tuesday afternoon by Constable W J Fleming on a warrant from Justice A S Reed and jailed at 4 40 pm. Bond set at 1000 dollars. The charge stems from an alleged spurious check for 11 dollars.
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Charles Bohaty
E Avenue NE
W. J. Fleming
A. S. Reed
Fleming
Supervisors Approve Waiver for Palo Savings Bank
Linn county supervisors signed a waiver for Palo Savings Bank amid a deposit incident. The plan contemplates a 50 percent payment on deposits, with county funds involved totaling 393.55 dollars. Two depositors are noted in the waiver action.
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Palo Savings Bank
Linn County Board of Super- Vicom
Vings Bank
Senate
Morning radio schedule and notices from 1934 page
A dense list of radio programs from NBC CBS and other networks fills the morning and afternoon slate with shows led by Clara, Luise Em, Three Scamps, and Alice Remsen among others. The block includes a lengthy legal notice of a referee sale in Linn County Iowa and probate administrator appointment with exact dates and locations.
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Eton Boys
CBS
WABC
WMT
NBC
WJZ
Weaf Wooco
WIZ
WTMJS _ AWENR
Netty Cracker
NBG
Weap Woc
Juan Reyes
Weaf Wocc
Who Wow
Grakine
WRBM
Alice
WEAF
Wooco
Weap Chain
CB8
WCCO
Tor Low
NHC
Rob
Barlow Orch
WBBM
Alice Joy
WJZ Chain
Ma_ Perkins
WENR
John Taylor Arms
Whéz Chain
Lady West Door
Weaf Chain
Ted Black Orche
Morin Sisters
Joan Olsen
Whiara Ot Ox
Sack Armstrong
WBAP
Jan Peerce
Warne King
Woc- Who
Ti Hed Davis
WLS
Harold Murray
Troubadoura
Tenn Wewee
Wls Yarden Dawes
CBB
Coal
Alpennagle
Two Die in Rio Blast Near Island Warehouse
An explosion at a commercial warehouse near Governor Island in the bay north of Rio de Janeiro kills two 17-year-olds and injures about thirty. The blast damages hundreds of windows a seven mile distance from the city, caused by roughly 130 tons of dynamite in the warehouse near an orphanage.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Governor Island
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ACE OF Aces
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Claudette Colbert
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Mary Boland
Warner Elissa Baxter
Landi
I Loved You
Danceland
Golly
Wis
Herman Rankis
Detroit
May Drug Co. Podzimeck Phey
America
By Claude Callan
Sigourney Grid
Luque
Roosevelt
Steiner
Ier
Seee
Paramount World News
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U.S
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Shrine
Madame Spy
the Majestic
Honor
The
Avenger
3 Musketeers
Air ND
Ruth Etting
Gloria Stuart
David Manners
Cigals Cartoon Travelogue Sound News
Fred Allen
Grofe Orch
WMAQ
Guy Lombardo
Burns and Allem
Kmoxx
Dona McCormack
WLW
Tony Cahooch
Lopez Otch
WSM
Waring
Huro Black
Ocean
Wbbm Co
Danre Orch
Kostelanetz
WABG
Poet Prince
WEA
Robert Royce
Five Spirits of Rhythm
WABCO
Denny Soreh
Steln Orch
Tanico Orch
WISN
Molina Orch
Gray Orch
Sosnick Orch
Madriguera Orch
District Court of Laws
Ann County
Mary Fern Matheny
Joseph L. Matheny
Leon
Mae Bowers
Martha Bowers
Nancy Elizabeth Christman
John W. Matheny
District Court
Linn County
Towa
Iin
J Real Estate
Bouthwear
Linn
Oliver. Johnson
Refereea
State of Iowa
William BH Wiley
D. France
Deacon
Sergent
Spansier
Rio
Teceday
HARDY
Fay
Wray
Edward Arn
Louise Fazenda
Gem
Nils Astherold
Ted Collins
Kate Smith
Steve Evans
the Reillys
Don Cummings
Jack Mitler
Hollywood
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