Delegates Named for Legion Convention at Fort Dodge
Twenty six delegates and an equal number of alternates were chosen to attend the American Legion state Convention at Fort Dodge starting August 1 by the Hanford post at its Picnic at Sohol Park. Delegates include Maurice Cahill, Leo Duster, Charles Duster, Robert W. Greene, James H. Smith, James P. Winn, Louis Schirm, B. D. Silliman, D. M. Robertson, Col. C. B. Robbins, Floyd Mosburg, Norman Bleakley, Liam Ross, Ed Kopp, Robert M. Vesely, John B. Fryrear, Dan Kruidenier, L. P. Lyman, Chris Beck, Charles Marousek, B. B. Hickenlooper, Roy Yeenen, Andrew Coleman, Harry S. Johnson, H. E. Haegg, H. H. Wage. Alternates listed include Ito Schiuter, F. A. Ahring, Louis Noble, Walter Hopp, Arthur Davidson, Frank Wagner, Claire Doolittle, John Dedic, I. R. Harbit, George Fencer, Arthur Walbrand, Floyd Thompson, W. J. Fleming, James Franken, Gilbert Frederick, Harvey Lodge, Walter A. Meyers, James Yuill, Chester Johnson, Joseph Kadlee, the Rev. P. J. Behan, Edwin Lundquist, Bruce West, Ralph Podzimek, Joseph Petrus, and Frank Stepanek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Cahill
Leo Duster
Charles Duster
Robert W. Greene
James H. Smith
James P. Winn
Louis Schirm
B. D. Silliman
D. M. Robertson
Col. C. B. Robbins
Floyd Mosburg
Norman Bleakley
Liam Ross
Ed. Kopp
Robert M. Vesely
John B. Fryrear
Dan Kruidenier
L. P. Lyman
Chris Beck
Charles Marousek
James Franken
Gilbert Frederick
Harvey Lodge
Walter A. Meyers
James Yuill
Chester Johnson
Joseph Kadlee
P. J. Behan
Edwin Lundquist
Bruce West
Ralph Podzimek
Joseph Petrus
Frank Stepanek
O. R. C. Board Deliberates on Wages With No Action
The Order of Railway Conductors board meets this week to discuss current business conditions and their impact on wages and hours but will issue no public statement or recommendation. The session focuses on auditing and includes matters about the O R C home in Savannah Georgia and a pecan plantation thirty miles away. final decisions expected by Thursday afternoon.
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Order of
S. N. Berry
Savannah
Two Long Words Puzzle Clue List Seeks Answers Across A Z
The page presents a cross word style puzzle with numbered across and down clues. It includes definitions for terms from physics and everyday usage and references a previous puzzle answer AS JAIN.
Refinishing Under A Avenue Viaduct Underway
Equipment and labor are assembled to refinish the underpart of the A avenue viaduct under North Western Railway supervision. Deteriorated metal work will be protected with a four inch cement coat reinforced with metal lathing to guard against fumes and smoke.
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A Avenue
North Western Railroad
Riverside Playground awards monograms to 35 children
Thirty five Riverside playground youths received monograms for cooperation leadership attitude and ability at a summer program attended by about 800. Winners include Vern Carey Joe Ennis Bob Ennis John Novak George Miller and others. Junior directors named Gauman Novak Peacock Fields. Riverside instrumental quartet performed at Bever park picnic.
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Riverside Playground
Vernon Carey
Joe Ennis
Bob Ennis
Walterer
Henry Urban
Lawrence Welbes
John Novak
George Miller
Warner Rinkerrecht
Emil Hubert
Albert Urban
Bob Clark
Junior Condon
Tom Stastny
Bob Stastny
Ernest Singer
Bob Singer
Robert Moel
Robert Gauman
Phyllis Peacock
Florine Fields
Geraldine Dwyer
Blanche Stelick
Beatrice Vanda
Bethel Zook
Katharin Ber
Roosevelt
Bever Park
Riverside Instrumental Quartet
Local Federal Officials Draw Up 1934 Budgets
Heads of federal departments in the city are preparing 1934 budgets to be sent to Washington by Sept 1. The new budgets will start from 1933 totals, minus non essential items, with four roughly equal fund requests by importance. Accompanying papers include statements, charts, maps, and outlines of organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of the Budget
Washington
D. C
Fox Terrier Poised Victim in Local Poisoning Case
A black and tan fox terrier at the home of Mr and Mrs H A Abel 1506 Avenue NE died Monday night after several days illness. A veterinarian said the pet was poisoned. The six pound dog stayed mostly in the dooryard or house and could not have harmed anyone.
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H. A. Abel
Avenue NE
Southern California Unveils Giant Hammer Machine
A university facility displays a massive hammer capable of exerting 3,000,000 pounds of force. The exhibit showcases engineering scale and potential industrial applications.
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The
University of Southern California
Budget Debate Notes Narrow 57 000 Cut
The article discusses heavy commitments and public indebtedness making large budget reductions difficult. It notes interest on bonded debt and retirement of principal require mandatory levies, but still records a $57,000 budget cut as a welcome achievement.
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