Prankster Slain by School Headgun in Missouri
In Warrensburg Missouri Glenn Aldridge 18 died from a shotgun blast fired by Charles F McClure La Tour superintendent of schools during a Halloween prank incident at La Tour High School. McClure says the first shot was a warning the second blast accidental after a student brushed his gun.
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Warrensburg
Glenn Aldridge
la Tour
Aldridge
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Charles F McClure
Clarence Hay
David Walter
McClure
Injured Minnesota Captain to Play Against Wisconsin
Glenn Seidel, Minnesota football captain, will be ready to face Wisconsin and perhaps Michigan. Dr George Hauser said Frid ay X-ray images show the fracture in Seidel's collar bone is mending rapidly. Seidel was hurt in the Tulane game on October 19.
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Minneapolis
Glenn Seidel
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
George Hauser
Gopher Gridiron
Student Health Service
Seidel
Tulane
St Ambrose Tops Iowa Wesleyan 14 to 0 in Mount Pleasant
St Ambrose defeated Iowa Wesleyan 14 to 0 in Mount Pleasant marking the Saints first win over the Tigers on the road. Odlerich scored the first touchdown from the one yard line in the second period and Delerich added a second score in the third, with Sullivan converting both extra points.
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Mount Pleasant
St. Ambrose
Iowa Wesleyan
Saints
Tigers
Iowa
Odlerich
Sullivan
Delerich
Oelwein Tigers Edge East Waterloo Subs In Homecoming
Oelwein fans watched the Tigers beat East Waterloo reserves 1 to 0 in a Friday homecoming game. Paritle and Pranks were noted in the report, with a fatal action described for the Tiger eleven.
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Oelwein Tigers
East Waterloo
Wein Oelwen
Waterloo
Tiger Eleven
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Clues reveal a crossword style puzzle with entries for singers and common terms. The grid references various definitions, word lengths, and cross-answers across horizontal and vertical lines.
Weather Man Aids Police In Curtailing Halloween Trouble
Weather conditions limited vandalism as police used two special duty squads to curb mischief on Halloween night. Eight youths were involved in two raids with several property damages reported including shattered windows, damaged fences, overturned pots, and a broken bedroom window. Fire alarms and hydrants saw limited incidents with one true alarm and one hydrant-opening case noted.
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Weather Man
Bluecoats
M. L. Korkman
Blake Boulevard
Cottage Grove
Sinchur Avenues
First Avenue
Costeme Grove
Sinclair Greenue
Linfendive
Chet
NEB
Reece
Fifth Street
George Bartholomew
Ridgewood Terrace
William Elders
C Avenue NE
Oakland Avenue
Fast Avenue
G Avenue
Center Point Road
Fourth Avenue
Eighth Street
O Avenue
Ellis Boulevard
Peter Funcke
D Avenue NE
Davenport
Oakland Road
Thirty-second Street
Funeral services for Alex Wilds in Riverside Cemetery grove
Anamosa announces services for former resident Alex Wilds who died in Seattle. The service at Riverside Cemetery grove is set for Saturday at 2:30 p.m. The Rev D Mr Beggs will officiate. Wilds born October 21 1878 to Thomas and Jane Cruglind Wilds of Wyoming. alumnus of Anamosa High School 1896 and Iowa University 1892. married Albina Djabel of Seattle in 1917. Survived by wife and one sister Mrs WF Hathaway of Des Moines.
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Anamosa
the Grove
Riverside Cemetery
Alex Wilds
Seattle
Washer Wald
Soni
Thomas and
Jane Cruglind Wilds
Wyoming
Anamosa High School
Towa Atnivtersity
Albina DjJabel
Seattle Wash
WF Hathaway
Des Moines
Beggs
Billingsley Grocery Closes After Forty Years in North English
North English marks the closing of the Billingsley grocery after Sam Billingsley's death two years ago leaving Bessie Billingsley to run the store since. The old established business traces back about four decades in the community.
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Sam
Bessie Billingsley
Billingsley
Mayor Urges 50 MPH Speed Cap National Law
Chicago AP reports Mayor E J Kelly calls for a federal law limiting pleasure cars to fifty miles per hour with police vehicles as exceptions. Municipal Judge Eugene Holland begins impounding drivers cited for reckless conduct, giving Walter Baginski 90 days in jail or car surrender. he chose the vehicle seizure.
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Chicago
E. J. Kelly
Eugene Holland
Walter Baginski
Baginski
Marriages, fires and school events across Iowa in brief
Grinnell sees the marriage of Mrs Helen Sullens to William Pearce on Oct 25 in Rock Island. Spilled details show Vopava and Puffer wed at St Wenceslaus with Fort Atkinson home plans. Urbana elects new Sunday school officers while Columbus Junction screens a Cotter high junior class play. La Porte City reports a large barn blaze with livestock saved and insurance partial. Independence notes retirement of rural mail carrier Thomas H Hill and announces carrier exam. West Branch mourns Joseph M Batley age 85, with funeral in Springdale. Norwalk reports downtown car crashes injuring several. Lone Tree Glee Club to present The Feast of the Little Lanterns on Nov 15.
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Grinnell
Helen Sullens
William Pearce
Rock Island
James McCann
Ethel Gillette
Marshalltown
Pearce
Grinnell High School
Main Street
Spillville
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Valentine J. Hlubek
Eileen Vopava
James F. Puffer
Celia Kubik
Arthur Jarosh
Robert Vopava
Calmar
Michael Puffer
Fort Atkinson
Puffer
Urbana
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
D L. Piper
Sheldon Hawley
Elaine Markham
Luella Rupp
Mable Cisna
Herbert King
W. S. Burrell
Columbus Junction
Cotter High School
Burdette Davis
Kenneth Arthur
Leonard Arthur
William Duncan
Harry McBride
Donald Hammond
Mark Jones
Ruth Guffy
Lucille Wince
Virginia Guffey
Leota Swailes
Betty Poderil
LA Porte City
Herbert Benarden
Raymond R. Rogers Dies Chief Engineer at Penick and Ford
Raymond R. Rogers chief engineer for Penick and Ford died at his home 2232 Country Club Parkway SE at 1115 p m Thursday after a long illness He was 45 born March 21 1890 in Crawford county near Dunlap He served as chief engineer at Penick and Ford for seventeen years A graduate of Iowa State College Ames and of Dunlap High School He was a member of St Pauls Methodist Church Mizpah lodge A F and A M Trowel Chapter Apollo Commandery El Kabir Shrine Cedar Chapter C ELS Surviving are his widow and one daughter Barbara three brothers Edward Milton and Fred Rogers and two sisters Mrs John McIntosh and Mrs Arthur Dunham Funeral services will be held at the Turner chapel at 230 p m Sunday Rev A A Brooks officiating Burial will be in Cedar Memorial Cemetery Friends may call at the Turner chapel Also retiring this week under the new city ordinance are three veteran firemen John Mowery Robert H Smith and Abe Logan Mowery has over forty years service and is Tracers oldest fireman Smith and Logan have over thirty five years each Smith is assistant chief and Mowery has been captain long in service
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Independence
Thomas H Hill
Hill
Lncal
O L. Primus West
Gower Township
Cedar County
Iowa
Elizabeth Harris
Paley
Henry Vetter
Tipton
George
Kahaka
Charles Bailey
West Branch
Friends Church
Springdale
Nopkinton
Herman Dunlap
Mary Chine
Charles Regeentin, Jr
Dunlap
Howard House
Cline
Raymond R. Rogers
Penick and
Ford
Country Club Parkway
Crawford County
Penick and Ford
Iowa State College
Ames
Dunlap High School
Rogers
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Mizpah Lodge
A. F
A. M
Trowel
Apollo Commandery
el Kabir Shrine
Cedar
C. Els
Barbara
Edward
Milton
Fred Rogers
John McIntosh
Arthur Dunham
Turner Chapel
A. A. Brooks
Cedar Memorial Cemetery
Traek
John Mowery
Robert H. Smith
Abe Logan
Mowery
Smith
Logan
Halloween chaos in Angola as townspeople clash with students
In Angola Indiana a Halloween march by Tri-State college students ends in a street battle as residents fire tear gas bombs to stop the parade. Fist fights erupt in the town square, three students hospitalized with head gashes, three arrested. Debris scatters on campus as chaos dies down.
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Angola
Ind
Tri-State College
American Legion
Tonies
Radio listings reveal a dense schedule across CBS NBC and more
The page catalogs hourly figures and programs from morning to late night, featuring orchestras and singers such as Abe Lyman, Johnny Augustine, and Ray Noble. It lists networks CBS NBC and WJZ WABC WEAF WEAF chains, with many channels paired to cities and stations.
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Conservatory of Music
CBS
WABC
Honeymooners
WIZ
NBC
WEAP
WEAF
Bryn Mar
Fnbc
WJZ
al Roth
Weco
Frank Black Orch
Suck Sutherland
Frank Parker
Rubinoff
INBC
Nino Martini
WGST
WCCO
Johnny Augustine Orch
Nbci
Wallace Beery
Sophie ‘Tucker
NDC
WBBM
Covors
Tommy Harris
Will Rogers
WOC
Abe Lyman_ orch
Clauae Hopkins Orth
KMOX
Ray Noble Orch
WJZ Chain
Horble Ray Orch
Herne Childs Orch
WNBC
Dick Messner Orch
Shandor
Ben Bernie Arch
George Olsen Orch
Wccco
William Meeder
Aunt_ Susan's
Church of the Air
Piiano
Weaf Chain
Eo Frances Adair
Neiehbor Nell
Rogers
Ren
Fonarova
Major Bowes
Capitol Family
Salt Lake City
Radio City Symphony One
WZ Chain
Univ.of Chicago
Hiving Della Hiesti
Weaf Ain
Behumann-Heink
WABCG
Weap Chain
Voice of the People
Weap Kyw
Levitow
Dhsemble
Nbci Weap
Linda
Chicago
Nbci Weaf
Dorothy Dresin
Ray Sinatra
Abe Lyman Oreh
WAC
Dee
MNBC
Jack Fulton
Bob Decker
Tony
Gus
A McConnell
WADC
Anne Seymour
Rose
Marie Brancato
Alexander Wenticott
Fcbsi
Waanc
WBLEM
Jack Benny
Robert L. Ripley
Wee
Eddie Cantor
Jaxchn Heifetz
Tao Heatherton
Freddie Richareh
CBB
Cer Wott Orch
Wanc' Ter
Aim
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Cleveland
Apie
Cextiaust
van Sands
Spain
England
Jmic
James Farley
PTE
Kelly
Iowa News
Lone Tree
Lone Tree High School Glee Club
Dorothy Viota
Vittan Toland
Evelyn Wiese
Gretchen Doerres
Anai Aieee
Cee Arete
Hite Reeee
ASA Salesa Rasa
Okinow
Okinow’s
Jewellers Department of Accounts
Second Avenue
Cedar Rapids
VELER
Tru
Aurora
Ralph Durfey
Weiser
Maurice Vandevorde
Hettie Rowse
Baptist Church
Herman Graves
Lester Reed
James Taylor
Fred Christle
Buchanan County
Fairbank
Hazleton
St. Mary’s
Newton
Fairview
Hartwick
Jefferson
Jack Shannon
KMO
Lee Gordon Orch
Buffalo
Frank Dailey
Kaltenmeyers
Jack Heller
Frederic William Wile
Ray Knight
Dick Fidler Orch
Prin 5 Tetunion
Sn Coca
Clarks
Second Street SE
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