Sheriff Bravely Rescues Baby Amid Eight Hour Farm Siege
In Sidney Nebraska Sheriff W. W. Schulz dodged bullets to save 14 month old Jimmy Sulcer from his armed father in a northeast farm house. Sulcer killed himself after the rescue. sister in law Mrs. Keefe wounded, two Keefe children safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Neb
W. W. Schulz
Nebraska
Jimmy Sulcer
Here
James W. Sulcer
Sulcer
Richard Keefe
Schulz
Keefe
Jimmy
Sabers
Fort Morgan
Sterling
Colo
Publisher Herbert Porter Dies After Illness
Herbert Porter, 49, publisher of the Atlanta Georgian, died Thursday at Doctors' Hospital after a week in hospital and an operation for an intestinal ailment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herbert Porter
Atlanta Georgian
Doctors’ Hospital
FOOD GRASS AND VERTICAL PUZZLE CLUES LIST
A compilation of crossword clues with numbered entries for both FOOD GRASS and VERTICAL categories. Includes definitions for terms like cereal grass, contest of speed, cetacean, acidity, and various other clues spanning plants, animals, objects, and concepts.
Pella Tulip Fete Attracts Record Crowd
AP reports a near five thousand crowd gathered Thursday for the fifth annual Pella tulip festival in the Dutch American town. Residents dressed in Dutch costumes as visitors from Iowa and neighboring states mingled with locals. Queen Bernace Van der Linden and four maids joined Pro. Jacob Van der Zee addressed the crowd by radio. Festival chairman H. P. Van Gorp and mayor T. G. Fultz praised the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella
Iowa
Bernace van der Linden
Jacob van der Zee
University of Iowa
H. P. van Gorp
Man Arrested In Blackmail Plot Against Widow Of Pendergast Aid
Gerald Klein, 21, was arrested in a midtown hotel and accused by the FBI of leading a blackmail scheme against Mrs. Edward L. Schneider widow of a Kansas City boss associate. He allegedly claimed to be Schneider’s illegitimate son and sought an allowance. Klein confessed the tale was fictitious and denied any relation to the Schneider family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gerald Klein
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Edward L. Schneider
Kansas City
Tom Pendergast
Schneider
Missouri River
Pendergast
Klein
Six named to University of Iowa Union Board
Six members of the University of Iowa Union Board were elected after a heavy liberal arts student vote. Elected were Dick Fedderson Iowa City John Nichols Vinton Dick Witt Shell Rock Nona Seberg Mount Pleasant Cornelia Shranger Atlantic and June Hyland Traer. Three liberal arts college men joined the Student Board of Publications along with four appointed faculty members. Ed Hoag Freeport Il Don Dodge Oelwein and John Evans North English won two-year or one-year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa Union Board
Liberal Arts
Dick Fedderson
John Nichols
Vinton
Dick Witt
Shell Rock
Nona Seberg
Mount Pleasant
Cornelia Shranger
Atlantic
June Hyland
Traer
College of Liberal Arts
Ed Hoag
Freeport
Ill
Don Dodge
Oelwein
John Evans
North English
Miss Seberg
Miss Shranger
Radio Schedule Log for Friday Evening 1995 WMT WF Station List
A detailed Friday evening broadcast grid lists shows across WMT WGN WSUI WHO KFJB WOC and OC stations from 6:15 through 11:00 PM. Programs include news sports musicals variety acts and orchestras with multiple repeats and time slots across stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WMT
WGN
WSUI
Frank Black
Orch
KFJB
Woc
Lone_ Ranger
Woo—Iin
Peter Quill
Children’s Hour
Wooc
Iowa
Coe College
WHO
Woocc
Manhattan
Krieger
Laoas Angeles Colored Chorus
Guy Lombardo
Pat
Peter McGregor
Bob Crosby
Good Will Hour
Gaylord Carter
Heidelberg Orch
May Frolic
Ceapi
Golden Gloves
Chicago
Wee Courtney
Richard Himber Orch
Wwoc
Burns and Allen
Xavier Cugat
JOC
Ee Holst
Eddy Duchin
Eddie Rogers
Leighton Noble
Bernie Cummins
Schnickelfritz
Woocc—Pliner
Earl Orch
Nocturne
Joe Fisher
Boone
WOI
Lou
Jerry
Carl Burgess
Blue Ribbon Melodies
Music Shop
Wgn—Vass Family
Pete
Alice Blue
Manahattan
WOCC
Betty Wells
June Baker
Magic Kitchen
Gems of
U. S. Army Band
Who—Federation of Music Clubs
Sdge
Iowa P. T. A
Gene Beecher
Homemakers Forum
Greens
Ene Ee
R. J. Weiss
N—News
Arnold Grimm
Sieerent
Parade of Bands
Oc—Rbazaar
Wolteeso
Valiant Lad Kfjb
Los Angeles Fed. Symphony
Jean Ellington
Gon Aoe
Enoch Light
Radio Schedule And Public Notice From Iowa Stations
A long printed radio schedule lists Cedar Rapids WOI Ames WGN Chicago WSUL Iowa City WHO Des Moines KFIJB Marshalltown WHBF Rock Island WOC Davenport Kilocycles and times from 11:30 a.m. to 6:45 p.m. It notes missing listings where a station is off air and includes a late May 1939 notice appointing Leland Balfour as ancillary executor of Edna Balfour of Linn County Iowa with payment and claim procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ames
WGN
Chicago
WSUL
Iowa City
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Rock Island
Davenport
State of Iowa
Linn County
Edna Balfour
Iowa
Shopping Trip Winners Featured in Gazette Candid Camera
Mrs Paul C Davidson of 1576 Second Avenue SE and C O Boquist of Toddville won spots in today’s candid camera section. Each will receive a free 7 by 9 sepia print. all readers can enter by visiting the loop area, receiving a card for three prints by sending 25 cents to The Gazette, with mail delivery in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Davidson
Second Avenue SE
C. O. Boquist
Toddville
Gazette
Cudahy Packing in Sioux City Case Draws NLRB Fire
Thomas Creigh and Henry Snyder clashed with NLRB figures in a Sioux City Cudahy packing plant case. Creigh alleged the examiner’s report used framing against a plant superintendent and CIO union president Washburn, while Snyder argued the report rested on hearsay. Don Harris defended organizers. the examiner urged ceasing union activity and reinstating Washburn with back pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Board
Cudahy Packing Company
Sioux City
Iowa
Labor Board
Thomas Creigh
Chicago
Cudahy
CIO
Creigh
Henry R. Washburn
Packing House
Don Harris
Henry Snyder
J.J. Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
United Packing House Workers Industrial Union
Elaine Barrie seeks divorce amid threats in marriage
Elaine Barrie, once linked with John Barrymore, asks a court to dissolve their marriage after alleging he threatened to kill her and subjected her to frequent rage fits and belittling. She cites prior reconciliation and a previously granted interlocutory divorce later set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Elaine Barrie
New York
John Barrymore
Adonis
Miss Barrie
Barry defends mis understanding amid insufficient funds charge
Chicago gossip notes John Barry jokes through a Sunday night mood after reports of a warrant in St Louis for an insufficient funds check. He and Elaine discuss their bank situation while continuing with his stage role My Dear Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Elaine
AFL And NLRB Fail To Reach Wagner Act Amendments Deal
Washington AP report says counsel for the National Labor Relations Board and the AFL announced they could not agree on proposed amendments to the Wagner Act and that no further conferences would be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
American Federation of Labor
Four Iowa State juniors win C. Y. Stephens dairy awards
Four junior dairy industry students at Iowa State College were named winners of the annual $50 C. Y. Stephens scholarship awards. Recipients are Frank R. Downing of Cantril Harold G. Hunt of Ames Robert B. Ritchie of Independence and Ccrel M. Russell of Bagley. Selection considered character and scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMES
Iowa State College
C. Y. Stephens
Frank R. Downing
Cantril
Harold G. Hunt
Robert B. Ritchie
Independence
Ccrel M. Russell
Bagley
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Madman
Father
Atlanta
Dr. Michelson
Berlin
Germany
First United Brethren Church
Ith St. SE
The
Union Service
Second Christian Church
3Rd Ave
6Th St
Carolina
Great Lake
Isaac
Newton
Pella Tulip Fete
WGN Whowoc
Ted Black
Jose Manzanares
Harry Owens
Sterling Young
WoOlf—International Forum
Skidmore College
Don Roth
Ginsburgh
Len Carroll
Voice of Iowa
Cedar Valley Hillbillies
Fran Hines
Court Hussey
Wgn—Music Hall
London
Recene
West
Weisha
Orrin Weir
Charles Paul
Iowa State
Luther
del Brissett
Maurice Reese
N. Y. Univ
Red Norvo
Jack Marshard Orch
Haven Sisters
Wmt—Renfrew
the Mounted
Gene Erwin
Voice
Playground
All Hands On
Maxine Bowman
Johnny
Herne
Step Brothers
Crimson Trail
Ray Collins
Newt
Olus
Leland Balfour
Stewart Holmes
Nash Coffee
Buick
Alvin Omsberg
Oakland
Minnesota
H. R. McMullen
Perry
Oklahoma
Ole Fuglestad
Powers Lake
North Dakota
Betty Payne
17Th St
Fort Dodge
Grace E. Smith
Long Pine, AY
M. E. Damereil
Red Cloud
George O. Huston
8Th Ave. No
Great Falls
Montana
Agnes Wassilk
Aberdeen
South Dakota
H. G. Hauff
Brookings
Lloyd Patrick
Inverness
John Sayre
Stanley
Wisconsin
Albert Traxler
14Th Ave
Menomonie
Herman W. Nelson
Almonte Ave
Grand Forks
Carl W. Haas
Drake
H. W. Roden
13Th Ave. No
St. Cloud
Fred F.kroll
Minneapolis
John H. Riley
Anoka
Barbara Warren
Grave Ave
Carl C.*ever
Pawhuska
E. M. Stapp, Jr
S. Columbia
Tulsa
Craig Vollmer
Municipal Auditorium
Bidg
Oklahoma City
Nora Timmons
W. 17Th
Paul C, Davidson
Co. O. Boquist
NLRB
John
Ife
INS
AFL
Sfaag
J. C. Landenberger
Optometrist
Third Street
Socal
Sythe
Lescury VA Tiple
2Nd Avenue
Rude
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