Iowa All-State Basketball Selections Shift To New Generation
Iowa Daily Press association prepares all-state teams from a largely new crop of high school players as sixteen first class teams drill ahead of the Cedar Falls state tournament. Coaches are polled by The Gazette and twenty-six other papers to name the best players each expert has seen this season, regardless of team records.
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Des Moines
IDPB
Yesteryear
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Wally Gaddises
Paul Granges
Maurice McMichaels
The
Gazette
Jersey man nets record daily double at Tropical Park
Harry Topser of Jersey City New Jersey cashed a $2 daily double at Tropical Park for $7 205 40 after Wanoah and Arakay won their races. The favorites finished third in both races allowing the win and Topser called it the thrill of a lifetime.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Harry Topser
Jersey City
N. J
Topser
Wanoah
Arakay
Tropical Park
Topset
Deserter Charged Marsoun Extradition Withholds
County officials ordered Chicago police to release Edward Marsoun Jr. if he refuses to waive extradition to Linn County to face a desertion charge in an indictment from the March term grand jury. The case stems from a former wife’s information alleging Marsoun failed to support two minor daughters after moving to Chicago following a divorce three years ago.
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Chicago
Edward Marsoun, Jr
Cedar Rapids
Marsoun
Linn County
Ed Fordyce
Iowa
Plaintiff testifies in Skelly Oil personal injury suit
Emma M Edmonds testifies in district court about injuries from an alleged entanglement of her clothing with parking shrubbery near a Skelly service station at First avenue and Tenth street E on December 18 1933. She claims the entanglement caused her to step from the sidewalk and fall.
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Emma M. Edmonds
Skelly Oil Company
John T. Moffit
Boxing Results From Across Cities Reported by AP
A jumble of boxing outcomes from cities including New Orleans Detroit Brooklyn Syracuse Buffalo Huntington Louisville Minneapolis and New York features several bouts with knockouts outpoints and draws. Notable names include Ervin Werner Vreankie Wolfram Jackie Sharkey Edadle Risko and Joe Gerace among others.
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RY Thy
Associated Press
New — Orleans
Ervin Werner
New Orleans
Pete Nebo
Key West
Ala
Wasington
Vreankie Wolfram
Detroit
Pete Be Grasec
Brooklyn
Chicago
Jackie Sharkey
Minneapolis
Orville Droullard
Windsor
Ontario
Pihladeldina
Edadle Risko
Syracuse
Sammy Slaughter
Terre Haute
Ind
Bufvfalo
Joe Gerace
Buffalo
Mickey Devine
Bastavia
Puntington
Alabama Kid
Dover
Hairston
T Huntington
Louisville
Hester
Columbus
Afarl Thompson
St Louie Ci
Jack Gibbons
St. Paul
al Diamond
Paterson
Nodee
Holyoke
Mass
Jon Lombards
Gracy Citks
Billy McMahon
New York
Newark
Nodothuckes
Keven
Hoosier Coach Resigns After Postseason Loss
Jeffersonville coach Janis P. Francis resigns after townsfolk criticize his handling of the team following a state finals loss to Anderson. Jeffersonville had won 30 straight games, 22 in the season and eight in tournaments, before the 23 to 17 defeat.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Janis P
Hank) Francis
Anderson
Indiana
Francis
County Ping Pong Tourney in Marion Opens Tonight
Ninety three entries filed for the Linn county table tennis tournament to start tonight at 7 o clock in Marion high school gym. Stanley Kellams says pairings will be set late today with five division championships including men and women singles doubles and mixed doubles. Prizes donated by Iowa Electric Light and Power Balster Furniture Sigfred Clothing Marion and the Marion table tennis club. All entrants urged to be present tonight.
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Linn County
Marion High School
Stanley Kellams
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Balster Furniture Company
Sigfred Clothing Store
Marion
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Events
The Iowa Volunteers sponsor a Pla Mor dance with prizes for best dancing and costumes. A city plan commission meeting is scheduled at 7 30 p m in city hall. 110e Dusek was fined 10 dollars for intoxication with jail for nonpayment. Listed traffic violators paid fines. Joe B Miller of Armstrong Clothing remains ill with pneumonia at St Luke's hospital. Lieut. Lewis E Zalesky Jr to discuss infantry supply at Reserve Officers class, with Brig Gen Grahl to speak at Sojourners meeting.
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Iowa
Pla-Mor
Joe B. Miller
Armstrong Clothing Company
Miller
St. Luke’s Hospital
Lewis E. Zalesky, Jr
Federal
Sojourners
Charles H.grahl
Scout Woodcarving Session at Coe College
The final of five wood carving instruction sessions for adult Scout leaders and older Scouts occurs tonight at 7 30 p m at Coe college led by Paul Smola of Central City. The troop committee course also meets at Coe tonight at 7 30 with Harry Frasher and Chester Johnson in charge. The troop committee accredited course closes next Wednesday.
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Coe College
Paul Smola
Central City
Coe
Harry Frasher
Chester Johnson
Washington pupil corrects spelling of speaker's name
A Washington High pupil challenged a Gazette reporter over the spelling of Stanley J. Mengler's name. The Rotary club notice and Cedar Rapids school listings show variants Mang ler Mangler Mengler with an e or a. the contract signature at the board of education offices reportedly spells Mengler.
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Stanley J. Mengler
Cedar Rapids
Rotary Club
Gazette
Mangler
Washington High School
Handbook of the Public Schools of
Grant
Washington
Board of Education
Mengler
Sedalia Bank Loot Ends Eight Hour Terror Rampage
Three masked bandits looted the Sedalia Bank and Trust of about $16,000 then fled after forcing eight people into a vault. The raid followed a terror rampage at the home of assistant cashier James P. Norlin, who was abducted after leaving a National Guard meeting. Mayor Poundstone and family were restrained. others were taken into custody as the bandits escaped in a light coach. A passerby later heard shouts and alerted authorities.
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Sedalia, Mo
INS
Sedalia Bank and Trust Company
James P. Norlin
National Guard
Norlin
O. B. Poundstone
Senate amends basic sciences bill in Des Moines
Iowa Senate adopted committee amendments to rewrite the basic sciences bill. A five member board of examiners would oversee licenses for healing arts with a proficiency in anatomy physiology chemistry pathology bacteriology and hygiene. The measure excludes current licensees and several allied professions and specifies student exemptions and board composition.
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Des Moines
Senate
Committee On Public Health
Iowa
State University
Iowa State College
State Teachers College
Iowa State Board of Educational Examiners
Garritt E. Roelofs
Sioux Center Advocates Change to Ease Controversial Bill Feature
Sioux Center said the committee amendments on the senate floor would remove a highly controversial feature of the bill and create a more unbiased and impartial board.
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Sioux Center
Senate
Cornell Matmen To Take Part In National Meet
Mount Vernon Iowa Coach Dick Barker heads to Bethlehem PA with Howard McGrath and Ray Bunch for the national intercollegiate wrestling tournament March 22 23. McGrath and Bunch carry undefeated dual meet records. A dinner March 26 at the Blue Parrot honors Cornell wrestlers and basketball teams with Rollie Williams as speaker. tickets via Gerald L Hil Mount Vernon.
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Mount Vernon
Dick Barker
Cornell
Howard McGrath
Ray Bunch
Leigh University
Bethlehem
McGrath
Pounder
Bunch
Eagle Grove
Dale Brand
George Smith
Robert Crumbaugh
James Watson
Gordon Ellison
Blue Parrot Cafe
Rollie Williams
State University of Iowa
Iowa
Gerald L. Hil
School Board Faces Split Over Auditorium Use Policy
Board members clashed Monday over continuing or revoking a rule that bars non school groups from using school auditoriums for pecuniary profit except for community events. The Sokols won renewed access to Wilson auditorium while Beethoven club requests were denied to maintain consistency.
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Board of Education
McKinley School
Lions Club
Thomas Suchomel
Frank Filip
Arthur C. Deamer
Wilson
Sokol Association
Sokols
Charles T. Hickok
Joseph Sadowsky
Beethoven Club
Wilson Auditorium
Philadelphia
Orville H Adams Heads DeMolay Legion of Honor
Orville H Adams was elected chairman at the first annual meeting of Cedar Rapids DeMolay Legion of Honor held at Wayne Bain's home. Members present included Basil Waddington Stanley Moore Jr Richard Munden Wayne Bain Ben Padzewsky and Fred J Witousek with Master Councilor Robert Leedom representing the Cedar Rapids chapter. Adams holds the DeMolay Cross of Honor and conferred it on DeMolay advisors.
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Cedar Rapids
DeMolay Legion of Honor
Wayne Bain
Fourteenth Street
Legion of Honor
Basil Waddington
Stanley Moore, Jr
Richard Munden
Ben Padzewsky
Fred J. Witousek
Cedar. Rapids
DeMolay
Robert Leedom
Orville Hull Adams
DeMolay Advisors
Phone installations show gain in March first half
M H Morrison Northwestern Bell local manager says the first fifteen days of March recorded fifty two telephone installations, compared with fifty three in January and fifty five in February. The note ends with a remark on the world's tallest trees of Australia, peppermint gums.
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M. H. Morrison
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Australia
Salvation Army Opens Campaign To Raise 5600 Dollars
The Salvation Army launched a budget drive of 5600 dollars at a Monday evening meeting at the Montrose hotel led by Mayor W J Neill. Floyd Philbrick gave the main address and Lieut Col Robert Penfold outlined Army purposes. a list of workers receiving prospect cards and in the field today was announced including Rex Emry and many others.
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Salvation Army
Montrose Hotel
W. J. Neill
Floyd Philbrick
Robert Penfold
Des Moines
Rex Emry
P. A. Anderson
E. J. Barrett
Blanche Lary
Sylvia Francis
Millie E. Foster
Martha Johnson
Anna Belehrad
D. P. Schwartzentruber
Mildred MacDanel
Howard L. Young
J. P. DeMoor
Be, H. Owen
Wade H. Nelson
Dr. Hoyt Thomas
K. H. Kehrer
Jos. H. Ainsworth
H. F. Blomquist
A. Angott
Frank C. Nissen
F. W. Damour
G. A. Clemens
J. K. Munn
Frank A. Brooke
Franklin Kemp
J. B. McGladrey
Robert D. Davis
Ervin F. Stepanek
L. R
Iowa House rejects governor over warrant issues
A provision to place full warrant power with the governor was voted down in the Iowa house. The measure was dropped by a committee amendment, leaving warrants under the control of the entire executive council. The bill presently assigns a $3,500,000 warrant authority.
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Des Moines
INS
Iowa
Executive Council
House
Warrant Policy Delayed After Investigative Report
The house postponed final action pending the warrant investigating committee report due in two or three days. It notes refunds for last November issues and requires future warrant sales to occur after public bidding.
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Carleton D. Beh
House
Heavy Trucks Restricted On Several Soft Highways
State highway officials embargo heavy loads on multiple surfaced roads due to seasonal softening. Highway No. 261 north of Iowa City to Highway 161 is closed, Jones county No. 38 from No. 117 to Center Junction and county line, and Highway No. 136 from east of Oxford Junction to Onslow is closed to heavy traffic.
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Iowa City
Jones County
Center Junction
Oxford Junction
Onslow
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