Maynard Lenox Admits Future Appears Dark
Maynard Lenox, a 19 year old East Dubuque harmonica player, says on his birthday he will seek any kind of work if released. He is jailed in Fayette county on charges tied to the Dan Shine murder of a 60 year old bridegroom, with Lenox admitting to pulling the trigger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Maynard Lenox
East Dubuque
Dan Shine
Littleport
Lenox
Fayette County
Dubuque
Thurly
L. J. Palas
Clayton County
Frank Brady
Davenport
Elkader
Shine
Vague Radio Schedule With Listings Across NBC CBS And More
A dense scraped OCR page outlines evening to late night radio schedules with multiple networks including NBC CBS and stations like WLS WEAF WJZ WABC and WBBM. It catalogs orchestras hosts talk segments and various program titles across times from 7:00 to 11:45 with numerous named performers and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsboro Symphony Orch
NBC
WLS
Rudy Vallee
WEAF
KYW
Mark Warnow
CBS
Wabc Kmox
WGST
WOCO
Senator Borah
WJZ Chain
Herbert Hoover
WABC
Wocaco
Lanny Ross
the Lyman Orch
WBBM
Aweeco
Wwoc
Wee Earl Hines
O Crosby Orch
Wec
Senty Busse Orch
Sey Newman Orch
WJZ
Springfield
W. Hart Smith
George Olsen
WJZ Ae Crane
Buddy Fisher
WCCO
KMOX
Jim
Speggie Ag
WNBC
WACO
Betty Crocker
David Harum
NBC Light Opera Company
Aeatences
WJZ _chain
Gene Bill
Wbbm Nation
Capitol
Jack and
Loretta Clemens
Gene Arnold
Gene Arnold Ranch Boys (Nbc) Weaf Chain
Merry Madcaps Orch
Weaf Chain
Nay Marlin
Moravian College Glee Club
Ut Gordon Orch
Weaf Ain
Dot and
Will
Savitt
Emerson Gill Orch
Rath Carhart Orch
Wabc Chain
Leipzig
ABC
Bob
Sean
Charming
Clark
Terri_ La Franconi
Buck Rogers
News Club
Billy and
Betty
Oes Goodelie
Amos ’N Andy
Weaf Kyw
Verrill
Lum
Abner
Tom Howard
Jessica Dragonette
Weaf Wow
Irene Rich
Oscar Shaw
Frank Munn
Dick Powell
Fred Waring Orch
Andre Kostelanetz
Arch
Ae Cummings
Richard Himber Acne
Robert A. Taft
Don Redman Orch
Ey Duchin Orch
Abe Lyman Orch
Jesse Crawford
WE Chain
Clyde Lucas Orch
Xavier Cugat
Bernie Cummins
Ey Ellington
Tee Weeks
Earl Hines
Ahatee
Bestor
Alida
Sturm Ae
Xavier Cugat Orch
Alice in Blunderland and the 1936 Platform
Washington column analyzes President Roosevelt plans to dictate and perhaps draft the Democratic Party platform for Philadelphia. It speculates on leaders like Wagner and New Deal figures Tugwell Hopkins Ickes Wallace and notes discarded planks from 1932. Alice Longworth comments on policy shifts and party direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Senator Wagner
Civil Service
Farley
Tugwell
Hopkins
Ickes
Wallace
Scouts Praised By N. Y. Police Chief
Troy New York chief of police J T Owens praises Boy Scouts and similar groups for steering youths away from crime. He notes average inmate age of 19 and education around sixth grade, urging closer study of school conduct to prevent crime. He cites scouts keeping 12 year olds engaged in useful activities until they assume responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Owens
Troy
N. Y
Owens
Boy Scouts
Stereopticon Lecture At First Reformed Church
A stereopticon lecture on the united Evangelical and Reformed denominations will be shown at First Reformed Church on Thursday at 7 30 p m. The 78 color slides feature union leaders current officers four Reformational fathers and national international mission work plus church educational and benevolent activities. An offering for local young people’s work will be collected and a community dinner will precede the program at 6 30 p m. Public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Evangelical and Reformed
First Reformed Church
United Church
Young G O P A s Force In Iowa Shaping Return
Mrs. Henry Wood of Moville urged Iowa Young Republicans in Iowa City that young voters will swing the state back to the Republican fold next November. She blamed waste and debt, criticized numerous boards and commissions, and called for thrift and reduced public expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Henry Wood
Moville
Vinton elects Ella Mehlhaus for county superintendent
Ella Mehlhaus, Benton county superintendent since 1927, was re elected at a convention of thirty delegates from county school districts. Dr E A Buxton was re elected as a director. new directors are Ross R Bailey Belle Plaine James C Beatty Atkins and Harry Merchant Garrison for six year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Ella Mehlhaus
Benton County
E. A. Buxton
County Board of Education
Ross R. Bailey
Belle Plaine
James C. Beatty
Atkins
Harry Merchant
Garrison
Rural electrification faces strain in Virginia dispute
In Fredericksburg Virginia Morris L Cooke heads the rural electrification drive and backed a 366000 loan to a farmers co op to map a 400 mile system. Virginia Electric Power would join only two profitable sections. Six farmers then urged the state to have the utility build lines themselves. The commission split the area fifty fifty benefiting both sides. Cooke fears private pickings threaten the whole program as other state panels may follow Virginia’s lead. Armistice veterans warn of rising loss of elder perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Rural Electrification Administration
Fredericksburg
Virginia
Washington, Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Earnest Morris L. Cooke
Virginia Electric Power Company
Cooke
Co-op
State Corporation Commission
Commission
Virginia Commission
New River
Veterans of Future Wars stir college campuses and ballots
The Veterans of Future Wars movement provokes concern among college leaders as young members, many aged eighteen, engage in provocative stunts on campuses. Leaders warn a new generation, without World War I memories, is entering the ballot box, signaling political risk.
Wallace Disagrees With AAA Sign-Up Projections
Secretary Wallace said AAA officials estimated 4.5 to 5 million farmers would join this year's soil conservation program, higher than past sign-ups. He privately estimated about 0.5 million fewer, questioning the jump while noting greater appeal of the program. The previous peak sign-ups were 3 to 3.5 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallace
AAA
Jury Awards Gaddis $1300 in Vinton damages
VINTON The jury in the $10,000 damage case of Wally Gaddis of Dunkerton against George Kelso, Vinton truck operator, awarded Gaddis $1,300 in damages after a five hour verdict deliberation. Plaintiff witnesses testified the Kelso truck was parked on highway 30 without front or rear lights at the accident cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Wally Gaddis
Dunkerton
George Kelso
Gaddis
Veniremen
Kelso
Highway 30
Luther College Coach and Players Hurt In Crash
A Luther College coach Professor Theodore Nickel and five tennis players escaped injuries after a rear tire blew out, sending their car into a 10 foot ditch near Rochester Minnesota. Nickel suffered a badly torn shoulder while the others had minor cuts and bruises. The scheduled match with the University of Minnesota was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Theodore Nickel
Luther College
Rochester
Minn
Luther
Nickel
University of Minnesota
Low bidders named on 28 Iowa highway projects
The Iowa highway commission announced Wednesday the low bidders on 28 road projects across the state. Bids must be approved by the Omaha office of the federal Bureau of Public Roads before work begins. Notable bidders include A. Olson Construction Co. Waterloo at 12,026 for relocation of a bridge on highway 154 in Arlington. E. N. Barker Manchester submitted 4,678 for grading in Delaware and 2,016 for travel paving on the Backbone State Park east route. Bituminous Surface bidders include Bituminous Poxie Materials Des Moines at 64,772 for 51 near Postville to Waukon. Racing through the list, Hargrave Construction Cedar Rapids won 59,648 for 19.4 miles on highway 48 Red Oak to Griswold. Contracts awarded include a 1-7 stall garage to Stark Building Cedar Rapids for 10,110 at Bedford, a 1-7 stall garage to N. H. Hansen Waterloo for 9,456 at Waverly, and a 3-stall garage addition to Creston to John Lippert Oelwein for 6,785.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa Highway Commission
Iowa
Omaha
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Soon Meeks Park
Lo Elliott
Ona Payette
Arlington
A. Olson Construction Company
Waterloo
Linn
Benton-Linn County
Des Moines
Cass
Montgomery
Red Oak
Griswold
Hargrave Construction Company
Cedar Rapids
Bedford
Stark Building Company
Waverly
N. H. Hansen
Aterloo
Creston
John Lippert
Oelwein
Social Security grants sent to four states totaling 5.36 million
The social security board said checks totaling 5,358,759 were issued for public assistance grants covering April to June. California received 2,700,140, Wisconsin 1,272,790, Washington 700,703, and Iowa 685,125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Social Security Board
California
Wisconsin
Iowa
Vote Tax Levy To Build Addition To Jefferson High School
Jefferson township residents voted in favor of a two mill levy for two years to finance a $2,500 addition to the Jefferson township high school. One hundred seven voters supported the measure while 25 opposed it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Township
Shueyville
Local Man Elected Lutheran Synod Treasurer
John L. Berger of 1407 Sixth avenue SE was elected treasurer of the United Lutheran Synod of Iowa and named a delegate to the national convention as the synod’s Sioux City meeting closed on Wednesday night per an Associated Press dispatch received here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Berger
Sixth Avenue SE
United Lutheran Synod of Iowa
Sioux City
Associated Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
E.clave
HIG
Feg Murray
Seavants
Mystery Girl
King Features Syndicate
oKacWay
Nescr
Alice Longworth
May’s
First
Reformed
American Liberty League
The
Jefferson
Lincoln
C. R. Sav
Bank Bldg
Lutheran Synod
Goodyear
AAA Service
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!