Morning Sun youth wins Brain Derby at 196? awards
Donald Honeyman, Morning Sun High School senior, led 1,062 contestants from 270 schools to win three events and place sixth in another at the eighth annual Brain Derby in Iowa City. Lois Mayhew of Red Oak trailed with top finishes in Latin and English correctness.
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Iowa City
Donald Honeyman
Morning Sun
Brilliant Company
Donald
Lois Mayhew
Red Oak
Jeanne Dunne
Fairfield
Naomi Nechtel
Waverly
William Chapman
Luverne
University of Iowa
Marion High School
Naomi
Nechtel
Weverly
Everett Garrett
Riceville
Carl Strand
Gowrie
Maxine Green
Howard Anderson
Winterset
Clara Lauderdale
Tama
William Dorsey
Galva
Ione Card
New Hampton
Helen Danforth
Osage
Donald Ballinger
Pleasant Plain
Marion Boy Ties
American Government
Mornimg Sun
Delbert Lewis
Norma Jean Rownd
Britt
Louis Champlin
Ames
Laverne
Jo F. Royden
Monticello
Donald_ Honeyman
Ruth Fridell
Stephen Fouchek
Creston
Sam R. Jackson
Marion
Bob Caush
Spencer
Carolyn Brown
Corning
LeRoy Jurgemeyer
James Ryan
Milton
Jean Frederick Messer
Brighton
Henry F. Hauth
Hawkeye
Patrick Lechey
Delwin
Gail Harshaw
Cerl Strand
Owice
Jean E. Royden
Joan Hegwood
Minburn
Morris Spencer
Merle Markus
Paul McElherne
Redak
Elmer Heinmiller
Robert Fischer
Onawa
Rnest Schaeffer
Pierson
Edward Scott
Nevada
Sam Jackson
Melvin Clark
Ray L. Kramer
Chosen
Gordon Nelson
Forest City
Marvin Kessler
Sac City
General Science
Arthur Walshere
Decorah
James Thomas
Traer
Malcom Frick
Rockwell City
Douglas Warner
Northwood
Frank Travis
Dwight Bilhart
Orchard
Robert Bootz
St. Anscar
Robert Harnack
LeMars
Martha Sterns
Donald Richter
Levernon Backer
Hilda Balster
Gerald E. Hirt
Sharon Township
Charles Zmolek
Billy Thomas
Newton
Korine Lantz
Cemapad
Joseph En Hampton
Vernier
Gene
Traer Place
Ruth Roberts
David Porter
Eagle Grove
Meta Mueller
Marian S. Dougan
Willa Wagner
MaryJorie Empey
Battle Creek
Clair Henderlider
Helen Pyle
Dorothy Green
Sheldon
Ruth Hesse
Ackley
Elizabeth Charlton
Manchester
Marilyn Bireline
Oxford
Nancy Ilgenfritz
Jeanne Cochrane
Muriel C. Park
Welch Junior High
Mary McCoy
Wanda Podhaski
Darleen Worthman
Fayette
Jeanne Dunn
Galeda McLeese
Sara Davis
Wiliam Dorsey
John Granger
Celine Kopriva
Pocahontas
Robert Caughlan
Ossian
Betty Cling
Eddyville
Jean Wilson
Meyer Kramer
Centerville
Vincent Meier
Grundy Center
Richard Fesenmeyer
Marjorie Empey
Loretta Gaiser
Blanche Hamm
Wiebel 25th Wedding Anniversary Feted Nearby
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Wiebel celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary hosting 100 guests at their home four miles northeast of Lowden. The party, originally set for Feb 16, was postponed due to bad roads and cold weather. Prizes in banco went to Mrs. Mandel Petersen of Toronto Herman Licht Mrs. Fred Wiebel and Carl Wiebel of Wilton Junction. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wiebel Mr. and Mrs. Emil Moeller and Mrs. Theodore Stoelk of Wilton Junction and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Bunge of Clarence.
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Theodore Stoelk
Wilton Junction
Adolph Bunge
Clarence
Landon Favored by Democrats for Cleveland Victory
Washington observers rate Kansan Governor Alf Landon a heavy favorite for the Republican prize at Cleveland. They believe his opening lead is strong enough to win, with early-ballot shifts likely to push him near the 501 delegate threshold. A light moment follows as Arthur Van denberg hosts a cabinet dinner at Louis Caldwell’s home, dubbed "Dark Horse Inn" in a satirical menu of horses and campaign themes.
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Washington
Democratic National
Kansan
Alf Landon
Cleveland
Landon
Charlie Hilles
Arthur Vandenberg
Louis Caldwell
Caldwell
Dark Horse Inn
Political discussants weigh 1936 party coalitions in radio
Washington examines the New Deal opposition and possible ticket paths. Senator Vandenberg drives the coalition debate while Landon Knox and Vandenberg are named as leading presidential contenders. Drafting Lewis W. Douglas is seen as principled if coalition stays within party lines.
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Washington, D. C
Vandenberg
Cleveland
Landon
Knox
Alice Longworth
Dark Horse Crashes In Cleveland Sweepstakes Drama
Five horses Landon Dickinson Knox Borah and the Dark Horse competed on a five lane board track. Three hurdles Townsend plan inflation and the farm problem blocked progress as doubles on the dice were needed. Dickinson finished before the Dark Horse but tragedy struck during the heat.
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Cleveland
Landon
Dickinson
Knox
Borah
Dark Horse
Townsend
Wallace drafts farm plank for Philadelphia convention
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, not listed on the Democratic platform committee, writes the farm plank for the Philadelphia convention. The piece notes the navy’s equator crossing rite, 29,751 officers and sailors initiated as shellbacks, and a provocative wireless attributed to Navy Head Admiral Standley addressing Neptune.
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Wallace
Democratic Platform Committee
Philadelphia
U. S
Neptunus Rex
Navy
Standley
Neptune
Bankers Warn Against Federal Bond Purchases
DES MOINES AP Bankers who buy government bonds hurt themselves and fuel competition with their own banks. I. R. Meltzer of the First National Bank of Sibley Iowa told the Iowa Bankers Association on Tuesday that such purchases raise excess reserves and bank credit expansion, worsening economic evils familiar in history.
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Des Moines
I. R. Meltzer
First National Bank of
Sibley
Iowa
Iowa Bankers Association
Killer Zied Dies in Electric Chair in Trenton
Charles Zied, tri state gang killer slated to die before Hauptmann, met death by electric chair at 9:03 P.M. Tuesday in Trenton New Jersey. He rode to the chair with calm demeanor, meeting the same end as Hauptmann in the state’s death house.
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State Prison
Trenton
N. J
Charles Zied
Tristate
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Zied
Hauptmann
Death House
Tri-State
Patents Issued in U S Through 1932 Recount
U S Department of Commerce figures show 1 797 380 patents issued since records began up to 1932. The count reflects a long-term growth in American innovation tracked by the national bureau.
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U. S. Department of Commerce
Dickinson and Herring Lead in Buchanan County Primary
Readable returns show Republican L. J. Dickinson sweeping the Senate race with 1 016 votes while Democrat Clyde L. Herring leads the ticket for Senate in Buchanan County with 405 votes. Names of other races and county offices appear with vote totals.
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Dickinson
Herring
Senate
Buchanan County
Independence
L. J. Dickinson
Clyde L. Herring
U. S
Brookhart
Baker
Linville
Manning
Chaney
Markle
Talle
Gelo
Parker
Hathaway
Duckett
Gissel
Hamilton
Wilson
Grimes
Call
Edson
van Buren
McBirnie
Johnson
Wood
Devine
Hindley
Gemmel
Bolton
Blank
Matteson
Holland
Smith
Grief
Melrose
Heege
Board of Supervisors
Cline
Houck
Kenney
Barker
Slemmons
Utterback
Whiting
Biermann
Goetsch
Kraschel
Mitchell
Harrington
Irwin
Hanna
Alex Miller
Ross
Storms
Bartels
Wegman
Cooney
Welch
Curran
Aaberg
Conway
Corcoran
Hammelman
Hazel Ensminger
Kremer
Sells
Armstrong
Hickey
Gage Urges Leadership Virtues at Stephens College
Dr H M Gage president of Coe College Cedar Rapids spoke at Stephens College Columbia Mo during the 101st graduation addressing 325 seniors diplomas presented. He said leadership rests on intelligence morality strength of purpose patience and personality and asserted democracy allows choice to follow or lead. He emphasized self mastery and wisdom as essential to leadership.
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Columbia, Mo
Stephens Junior College
H. M. Gage
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Quotes on faith liberty and action in the founding spirit
A passage urges unwavering belief in God man and justice. It links doubt to failure and calls for bold citizens to apply skilled hands to life’s forces to achieve beneficent results. The text references the Declaration of Independence and contemporary calls for capable leaders.
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Continent
New Orleans man given ten years for break in at local garage
Norbert Ponthier, 21, of New Orleans, was sentenced to ten years at Fort Madison for breaking and entering the Handler Motor company garage. He confessed stealing nearly $300 from the safe and pled guilty after arrest by local patrolmen. Accomplice Paul Guarino, 24, of Kansas City, pled not guilty.
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Norbert Ponthier
New Orleans
Fort Madison
A. B. Clark
Ponthier
Handler Motor Company
Second Avenue SE
Paul Guarino
Kansas City
Evening Radio Schedule Blitz With NBC CBS and CBS Listings
Radio lineup shows hourly NBC CBS and WABC WJZ WBBM WCCO stations. Program blocks include Lily Pons Your Hit Parade George Sterny Dinah Shore era concerts and orchestras led by Clyde Lucas Young Phil Ohman Milton Berle and Cugat among others with multiple network and local station overlaps.
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NBC
WEAP
WJZ
Lily Pons
CBS
WABC
WBBM
WCCO
WEAF
WMAQG
Ici
Paris
WJZ_chain
Carl ‘Ravasea " Orch
WJZ Chain
Wabc Chain
Clyde Lucas Orch
WGST
Cugat
Goorge Sterny Orch
John B. Kennedy
Phil Ohman Orch
Ene
Weap O
Daniel Cohalan
Mark Warnow Orch
KMOX
Cugat Orch
Torchlight Brigade
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Amy Clampitt
New Providence
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Helen Henderlidher
Harriet McKercher
Manly
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Buffalo Center
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June Hyland
Mary Taylor
Dorris Feldman
Aplington
Elda Hintz
Fulton Lewis, JR
Kansas
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Stephens
American Safety Razor Corp
Brooklyn
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Ecru
Pepperell
Candlewick
Golden Star
Goodhousekeeping
Killian Company
State Penitentiary
Old Doctor Jim
Roe Veent
WBB
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A MacHugh
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WOC
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Jack Berch
Goldbergs
WHBM
Clemens
Mary Marlin
O—Netines Memories
Lowell Thomas
Amos One
Easy Aces
Red
Frank Crumit
Farrell
NBC Music Guild
WJZ Chain Music In
WMAQ
Salvation Army Band
Scene
Lanny Ross
WIZ Chain
Glen Gray
James A. Farley
Shield
WJZ Hetat
WABCO
Nickelodeon
Killian
Jean Joyce
Oxfords
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