Qualifying speeds set for the 500 mile race lineup
Voux and Begue fail to make the starting grid as 35 qualifiers exceed the 33 starter limit. Litz Nalon and Putnam win front row spots with speeds around 123 to 122 mph. Dur ant may start only if a car withdraws. Rose Mays and Shaw lead the field with top speeds around 128 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voux
France
LeBegue
Deacon” Litz
Dubois
Duke Nalon
Chicago
al Putnam
Indianapolis
Louis Durant
Hollywood
Calif
Mauri Rose
Rex Mays
Glendale
Mays
Wilbur Shaw
Rose
Shaw
Shew
Kohawks Award Letters in Track Tennis and Golf
Coe college awarded letters and numerals to fourteen varsity and twelve freshman athletes across track tennis and golf. Track lettermen include John Altfillsch Francis Flanagan Jr Walt Kinch Bob Nichol son and others from Cedar Rapids Clarinda Chicago and more. Freshman numerals went to Bob Bissell Ray Frost Milt Kuhleman Dick Lane Burt Looney and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe College
Moray L. Eby
John Altfillsch
Francis Flanagan, Jr
Walt Kinch
Bob Nicholson
Cedar Rapids
Bill Arnett
Clarinda
Bob Cullen
Forest Park
Ill
Bill Davis
Massillon
Dick Lane
West Liberty
Burt Looney
Humboldt
Robert Moeller
Chicago
Kimball Ross
Ocelwein
Derle Schafstal
Oska
Lester McAllister
Oak Park
Iil
James Benbow
Fort Madison
Charles Ewall
Denison
Harland Jones
Alburnett
Maurice Trickey
Town Falls
Kirby Smith
Burt
Lee Rayson
Don Niggemeyer
Bob M. L. Johnson
Iowa Masters Golf Tourney Set For July 28 29
The fourth annual Iowa Masters Golf tournament will be played July 28 and 29 on the Iowa State College course. George F. Veenker, athletics director, announced the dates. Pat Wilcox, Waterloo pro, won the 1940 meet with a 54 hole record of 224.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College
George F. Veenker
Pat Wilcox
Waterloo
Reports of Schmeling's Death Shock Ring World
New York reports say Max Schmeling died in Germany, with reactions from Jack Dempsey promoter Mike Jacobs and others. The piece recalls Schmeling's boxing career and his famous 1936 meeting with Joe Louis, noting his complex legacy and influence in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmeling
Zale Quickly Stuns Hostak For Title Claim
Tony Zale knocked out Al Hostak in 2 minutes 32 seconds of the second round at Chicago Stadium before 15,087 fans paying 48 475. The bout, amid a muddled middleweight title scene, strengthens Zale’s claim and paves the way for a Zale versus Loose rematch to settle the crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Tony Zale
Billy Loose
Zale
National Boxing Association
NBA
al Hostak
Seattle
Loose
New York
Chicago Stadium
Hostak
Gary Boxer
Sox Sell Rosenthal To Cleveland Then Sign Ben Chapman
The Chicago White Sox sold outfielder Larry Rosenthal to the Cleveland Indians, the league leaders, and signed outfielder Ben Chapman shortly after. Chapman, released by Washington, had been part of a Senators-Cleveland deal earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sox
Rosenthal
Cleveland
Ben Chapman
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Larry Rosenthal
Chapman
Washington
Senators
Coon Hound Trials Set for Scotch Grove Grounds
Coon and fox hound field trials are scheduled at the George Oltman farm near Scotch Grove on Sunday, June 1, starting at noon. Local handlers and dogs will compete in a daylong event with trails and judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotch Grove
All Sorts of Sports Shorts Delivers Wide Mix
The column surveys sports chatter from baseball to golf and track. It mentions Lou Louis weighing army service after boxing with Lou Nova, Oscar Witt’s irritants, Roger Peckinpaugh’s Cleveland ties, and intraparty views on the pennant. It notes golf stance tips, pitching praise for Whitlow Wyatt, Reed College’s Mary Elizabeth Russell, Nelson and Hogan at Colonial, Kienien’s forthcoming wedding, and Illinois javelin thrower Elgin’s planned marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Army
Lou Nova
Cavalry
Champ
Cleveland
Roger Peckinpaugh
Oscar Witt
Oscar
Peck
Illy Herman
Whitlow Wyatt
Bill
Reed College
Portland
Ore
Mary Elizabeth Russell
Reed
Miss Russell
Fort Worth
Byron Nelson
Ben Hogan
Colonial Club
Don Kienien
Los Angeles
University of Ilinois
Elgin
Stastny Won’t Face Badgers This Weekend
Iowa baseball hosts Wisconsin in a two game series as part of a tight conference race. Michigan can clinch by Northwestern results, and Iowa must win to keep title hopes alive while Stastny rests with an injured arm. Dick Hein Ted Gordimier share duties with Faber Kenney waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Hawkeyes
Iowans
Badgers
Northwestern
Wolverines
Ohio State
Columbus
Otto Vogel
Bob Stastny
Dick Hein
Ted Gordimier
Bob Faber
Jack Kenney
Wendell i
New Leaders In Industrial Softball Loop
Industrial softball standings shift Wednesday at Ellis Park as The Gazette Welch's Standard and The Gazette-Merchants Bank moved to league lead with wins over Har Mac 12 to 1 and Merchants Bank 6 to 4. Jay Morgan pitched for the newsmen, Don Van Dura opposed him, while Riley hurled four hits for Welch in a lopsided victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Park
Gazette
Welch
Standard
Merchants National Bank
Har-Mac
Gazette-Merchants Bank
Jay Morgan
Don van Dura
Welch Standard
Riley
North West Men's Forum
Atu
Witwer Girls
la Plant-Choate
Gledhill Advances as Tilden Falls in Pro Tennis Meet
Keith Gledhill beat veteran Bill Tilden in straight sets 6-2 6-3 6-3 at the national pro tournament. Gledhill, 30, moved into the semi finals and eyed a potential singles and doubles sweep amid windy conditions. Lester Stoefen, also in the field, faced Tuesday’s results as the event continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bill Tilden
Don Budge
Tilden
Gledhill
Lester Stoefen
Los
Clutier Nine Joins Corn Belt League Debut This Season
Clutier will field an independent baseball team this season joining the Corn Belt League replacing Green Mountain. Sponsorship comes from Horn Machek post and local business men with Lincoln, Garwin, Gladbrook, Montour and Green Mountain as league peers. First game set for June 1 at Lincoln with E L Estal providing uniforms and a regular lineup role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clutier
Horn-Machacek Post
American Goy
Green Mountain
Lincoln
Garwin
Gladbrook
Montour Ghdie Greenie Ee Beenaaen
Montour
Sunees Ee
Clutter
E. L. Estal
Marion High School to Hold Sixty Eighth Commencement
Robert, one of 70 seniors, will receive his diploma at the Marion High School commencement held at the Methodist church. He continues a family tradition begun by his father and uncle, with Boyd and Donald each earning diplomas from Central High in Minneapolis and Ritenour High in St. Louis respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mencement
Robert
Marion
Boyd
The
Central High School
Minneapolis
Donald
Ritenour High School
St. Louis
John Filmore
Marion High School class night entertainers listed
A group of junior class members at Marion High School performed during the class night exercises. Entertaining with Miss Carey were Eileen Schenken Barbara Fitzgerald June De Wees Kathleen Mullaley Jean Stamy Mary Ives Marilyn Fontaine Mary Alice Kemble Patty Peck and Phyllis Lanning. Guests included Arline Tow Kathleen Newman Faye Parks Virginia Jackson Zella Mae Fenlon and Martha Ann Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrl
Een Ethe
Marion High School
Miss Carey
Eileen Schenken
Barbara Fitzgerald
June de Wees
Kathleen Mullaley
Jean Stamy
Mary Ives
Marilyn Fontaine
Mary Alice Kemble
Patty Peck
Phyllis Lanning
Arline Tow
Kathleen Newman
Faye Parks
Virginia Jackson
Zella Mae Fenlon
Martha Ann Young
Death of James H. Strickel prompts funeral in Olin
Mrs. Margaret Schroeder of 620 Ninth Street visited Olin on Thursday after learning of her brother James H. Strickel's death at noon. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon with burial in Riverside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Schroeder
Ninth Street
Olin
James H. Strickel
Riverside Cemetery
Mrs Kay Bryant Hosts Eight Cards Club Dessert Luncheon
Mrs Kay Bryant entertained Cedar Rapids Eight Cards club members at a dessert luncheon on Wednesday afternoon at her home. Five hundred was played with Mrs Edith Neff winning high score and Mrs Mary Grist taking low score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Bryant
Eight Cards Club
Cedar Rapids
Edith Neff
Mary Grist
Mount Vernon Man Takes Civil Service Post in D C Rail Board
Paul Anderson departs Mount Vernon for Washington to join the civil service commission on the railroad retirement board. His wife Dorothy Tilton will stay in town until he secures suitable living quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Anderson
Mount Vernon
Washington, D. C
Civil Service Commission
Railroad Retirement Board
Anderson
Dorothy Tilton
Marion
Schoolgirl and Marion Actress Tie the Knot at Monticello
Mrs Harold Krouse of Springville and Miss Carolyn Hagerman of Marion attended the wedding of Alfreda Burrichter and Robert Appleby at the Evangelical church in Monticello on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Krouse
Springville
Carolyn Hagerman
Marion
Alfreda Burrichter
Robert Appleby
Monticello
Evangelical Church
Linen shower honors Miss Mary El kin before Saturday wedding
Mrs. Lester Webber of Alburnett and Miss Lillian Voorhies of Marion hosted a linen shower at the Voorhies home at 1396 Seventh avenue. Eighteen guests participated in contest games and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elkin
Milan Freese
Lester Webber
Alburnett
Lillian Voorhies
Marion
Voorhies
Seventh Avenue
City Scouts Camp Fire unite for one day services
All patriotic groups including Scouts and Camp Fire girls will gather at the public library Friday at 10 a.m. for a one day service in the city park.
Family vacation plans span Lake Minnetonka trip
Mrs. Charles A. Engel and her daughter Alice Anne depart Thursday for a month at Lake Minnetonka Minnesota. Mr. Engel who fished at Leach Lake with four brothers last weekend will join them for the vacation at the lake town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Engel
Alice Anne
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
Engel
Leach Lake
Bicycle trip to Lake Macbride and visits noted
Bob Miller and companions plan a Thursday ride to Lake Macbride with a Friday return. Lois Campbell from Spragueville visits her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Ivan Mann. Biology class members attend a Wednesday Allen Bluffs outing and a picnic at noon. Miss May Lake gives a talk on Flowers of the Mexican Border. Marvin Hart and D D Liebe return from Osage Wyoming after a weekend trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Campbell
Spragueville
Ivan Mann
Allen Bluffs
Mexican Border
May Lake Wednes
Marvin Hart
D. D. Liebe
Osage
Wyo
Frank Diliger
Cedar Rn
Iowa visitor spends summer with McElwain family
A resident from Iowa spent Wednesday in town with Miss Kathryn McElwain of the university, who has returned home for the summer to live with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. McElwain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Kathryn McElwain
University
A. R. McElwain
Charles Woodruff Services Held for Milwaukee Railroad Former Employee
Funeral services for Charles Woodruff a former Milwaukee railroad employee were held at Yocom chapel with Rev A W Henke officiating. Burial followed in Oak Shade cemetery family lot pallbearers all railroad workers included L V Schwartz Maynard Dunham Charles Nelson Savanna Ill L R Lange Marion H A Unmacht Dubuque and J C Boyle Cedar Rapids Woodruff sons Howard and Lawrence of Rahway accompanied the body to Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Woodruff
Charles Woodruff
Milwaukee Railroad
A. W. Henke
Oak Shade Cemetery
Railroad
L. V. Schwartz
Maynard Dunham
Charles Nelson
Savanna, Ill
L. R. Lange
Marion
H. A. Unmacht
Dubuque
J. C. Boyle
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Woodruff
Howard and
Lawrence Woodruff
Rahway
Milwaukee Club Wins At Marion Field In Big Crowd
The Milwaukee Service club outs Cedar Rapids U P H W CIO 11 to 10 on Wednesday night at Marion field before the season’s largest crowd. Springville debuted with a 6 to 4 win over Ping's Scoreboard. Stodola held the visitors to no hits after the first inning while slipping five runs from four hits and two walks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Marion Athletic Field
Milwaukee Service Club
Cedar Rapids
Springville
Ping
Stodola
Marion Lieutenant Ordered to Year of Army Engineers
Lieut Myron S Berry of Marion received orders Thursday for a year of active duty with army engineers. He will report at Fort Belvoir, Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron S. Berry
Marion
Army Engineers
Fort Belvoir
Wash
Flowering plants and cut flowers for Decoration Day
Hutton's Greenhouses advertises flowering plants and cut flowers for Decoration Day and provides a contact phone number 226 for orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutton’s
Birthday Luncheon Hosts Sextette Club at Mrs Liebe's
Mrs. D. D. Liebe of 2000 Tenth avenue entertained the Sextette Birthday club at a luncheon on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Liebe
Tenth Avenue
Birthday Club
Marion Dairy Store Ad Ice Cream Prices
Ice cream quarts 24c pints 13c gallon pack $1.00 delivered in town open all day Sunday at Marion Dairy Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Dairy Store
Mrs Page to Attend South English Alumni Banquet
Mrs Cecil Page will travel to South English Thursday afternoon for the South English high school alumni banquet and plan to return home Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Page
South English
South English High School
Picnic and Outing Supplies at Owen's Cut Rate Drug
An advertisement promotes picnic and outing lunch supplies along with Kodaks and films available at Owen's Cut Rate Drug. The plain listing highlights affordable camera film and light snacks for shoppers planning outdoor trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Marion High Senior Robert Smith Secures Job Placement
Robert Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith, a Marion High School senior, has secured a position with the local firm. The announcement notes his status in the senior class and marks the start of his professional engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smith
Ralph Smith
Marion High School
Fontaine family to spend summer in Martinsville
Mrs. Sherman A Fontaine and her children Marilyn and Richard will leave Friday for Martinsville Virginia to spend the summer with Mr Fontaine who is employed there.
Voorhies Couple Attend High School Alumni Banquet
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Voorhies will go to Olin Thursday evening for the annual alumni banquet of the high school there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Voorhies
Olin
Kellams Family To Return Home In Marion Next Week
Mr and Mrs Stanley Kellams and their sons Donnie and Peter reside at Mount Vernon with Mrs Kellams mother Mrs Charles Hartung. They plan to return to Marion the first of the week and live at 1112 Thirteenth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Kellams
Donnie
Peter
Mount Vernon
Red Cross receives 300 yards of material at Marion sewing room
Mrs. A. A. Hardin, chairman of volunteer workers for the Red Cross, reports that 300 yards of birdseye diaper material have been received at the Marion sewing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hardin
The
Red Cross
Marion
Mrs Sweeney and Daughter Guests in Minnesotan List
Mrs James C Sweeney Jr and her daughter Judy of Owatonna Minnesota were recent guests of Mrs James F Sweeney during a family visit noting hospitality and local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Sweeney, Jr
Judy
Owatonna, Minn
James F. Sweeney
G’s Club Holds Dessert Luncheon in Cedar Rapids
The contract club met Thursday afternoon for a dessert luncheon at Mrs. Kenneth Brown’s home in Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Milo Petrak of nearby Marion underwent an operation at St. Luke’s Hospital Cedar Rapids this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G's
Kenneth Brown
Cedar Rapids
Milo Petrak
South of Marion
St. Luke's Hospital
City grocers open Thursday evening for Memorial Day
Stores announce Thursday evening hours for Memorial Day while remaining closed Friday. The city observes the holiday with limited business activity.
Mrs George Luense Travels to Greeley Thursday
Mrs George Luense went to Greeley Thursday morning to spend the Judy Maroshek event or item mentioned in the fragment. The readable portion preserves her travel note and a seems to reference a Judy Maroshek heading or item, but full details are not clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Luense
Greeley
Judy Maroshek
Four C Club Hosts Afternoon Miscellaneous Shower
Members of the Four C club entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Rauch with a miscellaneous shower for a bride to be. Guests enjoyed refreshments and friendly fellowship during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four C Club
Fred Rauch
Iowans At Claiborne Are Good Housekeepers
Gov. George A. Wilson of Iowa visited Camp Claiborne with a delegation and presented five Iowa regiments of the Thirty-fourth division with official Iowa recognition during a visit to the training camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Claiborne
Ins
George A. Wilson
Iowa
Iowa Soldiers Prep Memorial Day Parade Duty
Gov. Wilson will stay at Camp Claiborne through Friday to review the 133rd Iowa Infantry in the Memorial Day parade at Baton Rouge. The regiment plans to stay in Baton Rouge until further notice as part of its duties and preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Gov. Wilson
Camp Claiborne
133Rd Infantry of
Baton Rouge
Judge who Sentenced Pendergast to Speak at Bar Convention
An account by the judge who sent Tom Pendergast to Leavenworth will headline a three day bar convention. Fellow speaker David Elton of Lethbridge Canada will share views on legal topics and world affairs. The Iowa Bar Association reports 594 members since 1940 and 1924 Iowa lawyers enrolled. Ex president George Murray of Sheldon presides as De Witt expects 800 to 1,000 attendees. John Hale of Burlington notes 36 lawyer complaints filed. two disbarments secured and a permanent grievance record urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Pendergast
Kansas City
Leaven
Pendergast
David Horton Elton
Lethbridge
Canada
Iowa
Charles L. Snyder
Des Moines
de Witt
George C. Murray
Sheldon
John Hale
Burlington
Hale
Nebraska youth pled guilty to larceny of a motor vehicle
Glenn Cassel a 17 year old Sar gent Nebraska youth pled guilty to larceny of a motor vehicle and received a 10 year sentence at the Anamosa reformatory after withdrawing a prior not guilty plea. Cassel escaped from a Lincoln school for delinquent boys on April 22 and stole a car in Fairfax then was arrested near Clinton on April 23. Sheriff Jim Smith noted transport issues while Attorney W W Crissman urged parole consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Cassel
Sargent
Neb
Anamosa
H. C. Ring
Cassel
Lincoln
Cedar Rapids
Edna Odgers
Fairfax
Clinton
Jim Smith
W. W. Crissman
Ring
Two Men Plead Guilty In Car Looting Case
Loren Amspeker 21 of 1001 Second St SE and Robert Gardner 20 of 1644 D Ave NE pled guilty before Judge H C Ring to breaking and entering. Amspeker is to be returned to Anamosa with a 10 year indeterminate Fort Madison sentence and no mintimus. Gardner received 16 years at Anamosa and a bench parole to a family friend. Gardner linked to Cedar Rapids auto riflings and was arrested by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
H. C. Ring
Loren Amspeker
Second Street SE
Robert Gardner
D Avenue NE
Amspoker
Fort Madison
Gardner
Cedar Rapids
Amspeker Arrested After Monday Night Incident
A man identified as Amspeker was taken into custody the following day, with authorities detaining his accomplice within 24 hours of the Monday night event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amspeker
Fairfax Prowler Sentenced to 20 Years for Burglary
H. R. Stewart 52 pled guilty to burglary and breaking and entering before Judge H. C. Ring. He received a 20 year term on the first count and a 10 year indeterminate term on the second, to run concurrently at Fort Madison. Authorities linked him to a dozen or more Fairfax area break ins in 18 months, with arrests May 20 at Alben Buresh’s home. He faced a January 27 break in Emil Faltis’s College township home as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Stewart
H. C. Ring
Fort Madison
Stewart
Fairfax
Alben Buresh
Emil Faltis
College Township
Wife Seeks Divorce After Second Marriage
Burle R. Schimmelpfenning filed for divorce from John S. Schimmelpfenning on cruel and inhuman grounds. The case cites past marriage in 1908 and a 1931 remarriage, with an injunction halting entry to their home at 1931 Mount Vernon avenue SE. The couple, aged 62 and 69, wed in Cedar Rapids and Rock Island respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burle R. Schimmelpfenning
John S. Schimmelpfenning
Schimmelpfenning
John T. Moffit
Mount Vernon Avenue
Runaway Boy Picked Up By Highway Patrolman
An 11 year old boy was found by Sergeant Clarence Day of the highway patrol on highway 30 west of town. He had been hitchhiking toward Wyoming but admitted he wanted to return home to Indiana. Sergeant Day placed him at the county jail for the night while attempts were made to contact his parents through the state police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Day
Highway Patrol
Highway
Wyoming
Russell Rhoades
Day
Indiana State Police
Judge Denies Teply Damages in Farm Field Injury Case
Judge John T. Moffit denied Joel Y Teply a damage claim stemming from an April 10 1939 field discing incident near Marion. Teply alleged his horses were frightened by live stock owned by Weaver Witwer and Willard Haak, who were named as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moffit
Joel Y Teply
Marion
Weaver Witwer
Willard Haak
Teply
Witwer and Haak
Rent judgment awarded to Charles A. Burch against Irvin A. Castle
Judge John T. Moffit issued a $156 judgment for Charles A. Burch over unpaid rent from a suit filed earlier. Irvin A. Castle was the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Burch
Irvin A. Castle
John T. Moffit
Hac seeks to set aside divorce granted to Bessie Hac
Motion by Florian Hac to set aside a divorce granted last November 27 was submitted to Judge John T. Moffitt for ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florian Hac
Bessie Hac
John T. Moffitt
Laura Blackman arraigned on soliciting charge
Laura Blackman age 47 of 821 Second avenue SE was arraigned Thursday before Judge H C Ring on a soliciting charge and given until June 2 to plead She was arrested by detectives Wednesday evening in the 600 block on Second avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Blackman
Second Avenue
H. C. Ring
City Buys Three New Squad Cars For Police
The city council approved Hudson Sales company bid for three 1941 Hudson six cylinder squad cars at 1495.54. A 1935 Ford and two Pontiacs will be traded in. Bids from Handler Motor and Schamberger Motor ranged to 1650 and 1980 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Sales Company
Ford
Hudson
Handler Motor Company
Schamberger Motor Company
Locomotive Order Placed By Union Pacific
Omaha report says Union Pacific ordered 20 general service locomotives from the American Locomotive company on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
INL
Union Paccific Railroad
American Locomotive Company
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Max Schmeling
Cauliflower Canyon
Maxie
Jack Dempsey
Broadway
Dempsey
Schmelling
Amy Ondra
Mike Jacobs
Crete
Berlin
Joe Louis
Baer
United States
Jack T
Crenat
Herr Helmas
Max Machon
Littl Yussel
Yussel Jacobs
Yussel
Germany
Yussel-the
Joe Jacobs
Arthur von Bulow
Yussel-the- Muscle
Stewart-Warner
Kresge
First Avenue E
Dial
Frankie Frisch
Cardinals
Bill McGowan
Larry
Bob Wright
Paul Waner
Brooklyn
Peckinpaugh
Stastny
Ee Huston
Vanteanal
Drakes and
Prucha
J O'Conneil
Industrial Welch
Jones
Tschirgi
J. Wood
GiegelSouemais
Mack Hetts Ffnts Natl Bank i
Morgan Anc Baer
van Cura
Keith Gledhill
Clutier Nine
Corn Belt League
Entertain Senior Group
State Theater
Bob Miller
Bob Mitchell
Bob Sindelar
Bob Wainwright
Lake Macbride
U.P. H.W
Newlin
Little
Michalek
Nonarteries
Groves
Stodola McSmee
A. J. Meakin
Mount
Court House News
Nebraska
Fairfax Prowler
Midwest
Rockford
TAMA
Sioux City
Sioux Falls
Laha
First Ave
Geo. A. Crabb
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