Candle Powered Bathtub Boats by Cub Scouts
Cub Den 5 of Pack 25 led by Cubmaster Reuben Smith and den mother Mrs. J. W. Howe built small bathtub steam boats using a candle, oil can, tubing and tin. The boats propelled by steam were launched for fellow scouts during Thursday den meetings and finished with brown paint. The Den has since moved on to weather-forecasting models using a swinging, humidity-sensitive figure resembling a Swiss chalet couple.
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Cubden
Den 5
Reuben Smith
J. W. Howe
Howe
B Avenue NE
Bermuda
Den
Cubs
Arthur P.T.A
Cordell Rudin
Dick Bennett
Bill Hunter
Fred Woolrich
Don Cook
Jim Shive
Don Caldwell
Jack Howe
John Simmons
But Once a Year Synopsis in White Creek
Dustin Paine, a New York advertising man, and Dorothy Graves, former crepe paper executive, have kept a ten year friendship without marriage. Dot’s associate Stephen Emery wants to marry her, while Joel Paine plans mill investment. Joel meets Sue Garland, a singer arriving from Europe, and Joel falls for her as Dusty journeys between White Creek and New York.
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Dustin Paine
New York
Dorothy Graves
White Creek
Vermont
Dot
Stephen Emery
Sue Garland
Europe
Dusty
Joel
Sune
Dinner on the Skytop floor with Sue and Joel
Sue shares a high luncheon with Joel Paine on the thirteenth floor of Skytop restaurant. They discuss White Creek and Gran, the night she sang, and a sense of being watched. Dusty plans to join for coffee as the scene ends with future continuation.
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Sue
Dusty
Joel
Joel Paine
White Creek
Gran
Hollywood
Scandal Sheet and Danger Flight Shine at Iowa Theatre
Paul Muni's era film schedule noted. The program features Scandal Sheet with Otto Kruger and Ona Munson, portraying a ruthless tabloid publisher. Tailspin Tommy based Danger Flight stars John Trent, Marjorie Reynolds, Milburn Stone for a two day run.
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Canon City
Colo
Otto Kruger
Ona Munson
Iowa Theater
Tommy
Hal Forrest
John Trent
Marjorie Reynolds
Milburn Stone
Roosevelt veto looms on United Lines vessel transfer
President Roosevelt signaled a veto against transferring eight United States Lines ships to Panamanian registry amid neutrality law protests. In other notes, Associate Justice Butler died, and Frank Murphy's name surfaced for the Supreme Court vacancy. Capone was released from Alcatraz to a Baltimore hospital triggering fears of a crime flareup.
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Roosevelt
United States Lines
Pierce Butler
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Frank Murphy
Jefferson Memorial
Scarface
al Capone
Alcatraz
Calif
Baltimore
Capone
Chicago
Edward J. O'Hare
Wall Street
Britain
France
Supreme Economic Council
United States
United States Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Munich
Czechoslovakia
University of Prague
Eduard Benes
Germany
Paris
Maginot Line
Shetland Islands
Indian Ocean
Singapore
Flint
Europe
China
Japan
Far East
Iceand
Adolf Hitler
Lagunillas
Venezuela
Lake Maticaibo
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
United Automobile Workers Cio
Chrysler Motor Company
Detroit
Cyrenus Cole
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Murry Guggenheim
Guggenheim Foundation
Philadelphia
Radio Schedule Fragments From Morning to Night Across Cities
A dense broadcast grid lists WMT WGN WHO KFJB WCCO WSUI and others with programs from 5:00 AM through late evening. Entries include news roundups, church services, musical hours, dramas, and orchestras featuring many named hosts and stations across multiple markets.
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WMT
Europe
WCCO
WHO
Bob Edse
Uncle Ray
WGN
WEG Badies
Ho—American Legion
Wate
Logan
Musicale
Southernaires
Leo Freudberg
WECD
Bowes
John Zoller
Helen Westbrook
Chicago Chapel
Binal Jeshurun
Rabbi Mannheimer
RFJB
KFJB
George _Sokolsky
Gorens
Endure
Salt Lake City
Dad and the
Boys
Cedar Valley
Don Arres
Wwccco
Church of the Air
Pe Saal
Edie Warblers
Bob Jones
Alice Blue
WSCO
Walbere Brown
Hallywood
Salon Ensemble
1LUS
Keib
Don Pedro
Anson Weeks
Kejb
Lonefellows
Roosevelt
Philharmonic
Capitol
Canaries
Voice of Industry
Nobody's Children
Nobody’s Children
Chas
BE. Coughlin
Kprjb
Bong Thea
Richard Crooks
Lutheran_ Hour
Johnny Davis
Wwceco
Ensemble Moderne
Paul Robeson
Gn—Musical Steelmakers
Hobby Lobby
Blue Barron
Metropolitan Opera
The
Ben Bernie
KFJJB
Listen America
Lisiten America
Wwcco
Silver Theater
New Orleans
Gaterayay
Hollywood
Wccco
Heidelbers Orch
Wocco
Ellery Queen
CharnessicCarthy
Berlin
Watt
Walter Winchell
Weeco
Manhattan
Parker
WIMT
Irene Rich
Chas B Puller
Wecon Rayhouse
Death Valley
WAMT
Boston-Chicago
Wccg
Cedric Adams
Austin
Scott
Wile An Tonee Welk
Electre Park
Mitchell Ayres
Orch
Bob Chester
Joe Venuti
Europern
Bova’ Naeburn
Arch
WOI
wecco—Sunrisers
Jerry, Smith
Krjb
Paul Bargers
Boone
Eran
Wwccoo
Dews
WOIT
Amatins
Ews
Tom Hewkins
Wor
Wwon
Sical Cnet
Happy Hank
Weur—sornine Chapel
KFJ
Red River
weur——Civic_orchestra
Ma Perkins
WATII
Who—Sunbeam
W8ui
Wells
Morning _Melodies
Kitty Kelly
KPIR
Murical
Melody Mart
Myrt
Marge
Joan
Myrna Dee Sareent
Hilltop House
KPJB
McCleary
June Baler
WSUI
Len Galvo
Organ
Lanny_ Ross
David Harum
Young Dr. Malone
Brenda Curis
Wwsui
Hannah
Aurt
WWGN
Music Masters
Awwcco
Guiding Light
Toby
Corntussel Nooz
Wolf—Musicale
Manhattan Mother
Kate Smith
Wsuui
Judy
Jane
Music
Mary Sothern
Avcco
Magic Kitchen
Grandma
Sam
Don Roth
Kitty Keene
Rhythm Ramoles
Forum
Cedar Valley Hillbillies
Voice of Iowa
Ek Ny
Happy Gang
Ours
Sonafellows
Veriety
Road of Life
Wssui
Vinton
Jor Doakes
WOII
Levi and
Murtha
Muse
Wweccoo
Betty
Bob
WOC
Edith Hendricks
Susan
Arnold Grmm
Harold Turner
Jimmy Walsh
Son
Wwecco
Bob Millar
School of the Air
Pepper Young
Vic and
Sade
Story Land
Jack Arthur
Iowa History
Stella Dallas
Iowa Women's Clubs
Lorenzo Jones
Symphony Hour
Wolf
Creative English
Ed McConnell
Widder Brown
Sweet Music
WOOI
Drake University
Lawrence Salerno
Kathleen Norris
Johnson
Len Salvo
Caroline's Store
WPA
Charlie Plasler
Walt—Singln Sam
Scatterhood Baines
Ednar' Dell
Wccccoo
Billy and
Ellen Randolph
Henry Weberord
Wecco
Hedda_ Hopper
Miss Julia
Cinnamon Bear
H V Kaltenborn
Jack Armstrong
Tom Mix
Ray Kinney
Amos
Lum
Abner
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Cant
Herne
Wecoo
Twin Cities
KFJIB
Ricardo
Sherlock Holmes
Bass Rathbone
Cnhaldren
Tommy
KPFJB
American Legion
Lone Ranger
Olson— and Johnson
Billy Repaid
Wecoo—Radio Theater
Wsuil
WHG
Cloutier
Johnny_ Davis Orch
Black Magic
WOR Symphony
Alec Templeton
Mahlon Merrick
Cedar Rapids Symphony
Aymond Gram
Guy Lombardo
Lew Diamond
Oreh
Sensation
Swing
Pareant
Melody
Weco
Blondie
Tomny Tucker
Orche
Curlew Tima
Paul Whiteman
Rollie Johnson
Beri Cutler
Hal Munroe
Benny Goodman
Late News
Paul Sullivan
Fulton Lewis, Sr
Wat Joneny
Davie Orch
Kohn Jis
Johnny Davis Orch
Hal Munr
Hanree
Eddie Rogers
Midment
Lyle Murphy
Radin
Natex touted by local man after five years of misery
A local Natex testimonial from Lee Burton highlights relief from years of constipation and digestive ills. He reports weight gain, improved appetite, better sleep, less dizziness, and steadier nerves after using Natex, recommended by PODZIMEK'S PHARMACY at 100 Second Ave SE.
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Natex
Podzimek
Second Ave
Post Office
Lee Burton
Third Ave
Denver
Chicago
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Jinny
Star Jewelry CO
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DIAL
Fifth Avenue
Iowa
PLA Mor
Ralph Webster
Paul Muni
Bob Estabrook
Belgium
Netherlands
Great Britain
Finland
Pot Pourri
Wxime
Fee
Chivace
Minneapolis
Iowa City
Bes -Melnes
KFIS
Marshalltown
WSF
Beak Island
Garette Want Ads
Fifth Ave
Harold Ammons