Explosion of Locomotive Kills Three at Union Station
An explosion in a Burlington locomotive boiler at Omaha Union Station Injured 13 and killed engineer Charles E Utter fireman K J Zimmerman and porter James McRae. Investigators blamed crew for letting water fall low, causing a blast that wrecked the concourse and damaged the station.
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Des Lodge
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Stephen Hynek
Earl Fleet
Des Moines Parole Revoked for Aerial Bootlegger Milo Hilton
Governor Herring revoked the parole of Milo Hilton of Des Moines tied to his Marshalltown rail term for airplane liquor transport. Hilton, once Iowa's famed aerial bootlegger, has served 18 months of a 22 month term. parole was suspended in 1932 and later renewed after a January arrest, but contempt of court found June 23 led to revocation and a four month remaining term to be served in Marshalltown jail.
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Hilton
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Iowa
Turner
Polk County
Gov Herring
Longtime Iowa congressman Gilbert Haugen dies at 74
Gilbert N. Haugen, 74, veteran Iowa congressman and co author of the McNary Haugen relief bill, died of heart disease after a lengthy illness. He served 34 years in the U S House, helping farm relief measures and founding Northwood Banking Co. Funeral services are planned in Northwood.
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Two Are Held For Stealing Vegetables
Glenn Ilgenfritz and John Adams are held in the county jail on suspicion of stealing vegetables from W A Parker’s Paralta garage. They allegedly confessed to deputy Larry Condon that they planned to sell the produce in Anamosa. Condon recovered $10 of the vegetables at Ilgenfritz’s Paralta home after following tracks from Parker’s place. Parker found the theft at 5:30 a.m. Wednesday as he prepared to take the goods to market.
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John Adams
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Larry Condon
Anamosa
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Willford Arrives in Washington On Personal Business
Rep. A. C Willford of Waterloo IA arrived in Washington for what he called strictly personal business. He refused to discuss the nature of the affair or how long he would remain in the capital.
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Waterloo
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A verse note recalls Davia building a barn for his stock while his first wife lived, but delaying a new residence until after he married a second wife.
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Churches urged to advertise to win new members
J F E Nickelsburg urged extensive newspaper advertising to reach 63 million unchurched Americans. He cited biblical quotes and said the church must use news and paid ads to compete with mov ing pictures and sports. In Oelwein, Mrs Howard McDonnell remains serious after a Bryantsburg crash with a fractured skull. Mrs George Kern recovering.
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American Lutheran Publicity Bureau
Nickelsburg
United States
Oelwein
Howard McDonnell
Bryantsburg
Mercy Hospital
George Kern
Radio Schedule Highlights From Morning to Evening
A dense list of radio programs and air times across networks CBS NBC and their stations. Entries include musicians such as Irma Glen and Isham Jones, orchestras, choirs, and solo artists, with hourly blocks from morning parade to late evening programming.
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H. OV. Kalteniorn
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Westphal Arch
Moake Carter
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Vallee Orch
Ress Pearson
Dramatic Guild
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Doerres Boy Bitten by Police Dog Near Lone Tree
Warren Doerres son of Bert Doerres a local merchant was bitten on the nose by a large police dog on the W F Doerres farm two miles northeast of town Tuesday morning. The wound required two stitches.
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Warren Doerres
Bert Doerres
W. F. Doerres
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