Coe and Cornell Open Season With Block 82–0 Win
The Cornhuskers football rival at Mount Vernon opened the series with an 82 to 0 victory, the largest margin in the long Coe Cornell history. The game marks the fiftieth anniversary celebration for football at Cornell, and a homecoming for the Purple.
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Cedar Rapids
Tess Levis
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Hilltoppers
University of Iowa
Coe-Cornell
Inna
Ing
Norton Delivers No-Hit Win for Olin Over Wyoming
OLIN Bill Norton of Olin pitched a no hit shutout for Olin here Friday to beat Wyoming 1-0 in the year’s final game. Eic horn allowed Olin only four hits.
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OLIN
Bill Norton
Wyoming
Eichorn
Kohawks Scrimmage Highlights Eby Barker Practice Tempo
Kohawks showed improved tempo in a Saturday practice as Coe and Cornell varsity squads scrimmaged freshmen Tuesday night. Art Hass returned at guard and Dale Thompson stayed in the starting backfield with Dunlop, Moss, and Van Deelen while Durey may miss the year.
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Coe
Cornell
Kohawks
Moray L. Eby
Bob Cullen
Kenny Anderson
Don Durey
Jack Rampelberg
Durey
Itl
Art Hass
Dale Thompson
Don Dunlop
Hank Moss
DeWayne van Deelen
George Hidinger
Bob Dunlop
Tess Levis
Chuck Joss
Ben Lowman
Mount Vernon
Dick Barker
Gene Tornquist
Rudy Vodicka
Beloit
Iowa Gridders and Kinnick Register for Conscription
Iowa City UP report states University of Iowa football players led by head coach Nile Kinnick plan to register Wednesday for the draft. Listed players include Bruno Andruska Mike Enich Red Frye George Gable Bill Gallagher Oops Gil leard Max Hawkins Henry Luebcke Jack McKinnon Bus Mertes Steve Mizen Joe Moore Ray Murphy Bob Otto Ken Pettit Ham Snider Edward Thomas Charley Tollefson and Jim Walk.
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Iowa City
University For Iowa
Bruno Andruska
Mike Enich
Red Frye
George Gable
Bill Gallagher
Oops Gilleard
Max Hawkins
Henry Luebcke
Jack McKinnon
Bus Mertes
Steve Mizen
Joe Moore
Ray Murphy
Bob Otto
Ken Pettit
Ham Snider
Edward Thomas
Charley Tollefson
Jim Walk
Nile Kinnich
Iowa Theater Show Carries Iowa Wisconsin Football Highlights
The program at the Iowa theater features pictures of the Iowa Wisconsin football game from last Saturday. The football shots will be shown through Monday as part of the presentation.
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Iowa Theater
Five New Honorary Members In I-Club
Five new honorary members of the University of Iowa alumni I club were added, raising total membership to 426 as the group enters its fourth year. New inductees are Wilson Abel and Charles E. Strickland of Mason City, Dr. J. W. Thompson of Manchester, Dr. Ernest A. Sachs of Earlville, and Lyle Hedrick of Chicago.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Wilson Abel
Charles E. Strickland
Mason City
J. W. Thompson
Manchester
Ernest A. Sachs
Earlville
Lyle Hedrick
Chicago
Feller Signs Up At Cleveland For Draft
Bob Feller, 21 year old strikeout king of baseball, registered early for the draft in Cleveland. He stood in line before 9 a.m. with more than 150 out of town registrants at a small shoe repair shop used for transient and visitor registrations.
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Cleveland
Bob Feller
Trial Nears End in $7,960 Personal Injury Suit
Testimony in the case of Jesse Porter, 55, of Walker, against Dietz Newland, 17, and Marjorie Newland of Center Point, continues before Judge J. E. Heiserman. Evidence includes witnesses Porter and family, motorist Huntley, and others about a March 12 collision on highway No. 11 two miles north of Center Point.
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Walker
Dietz Newland
Marjorie Newland
Center Point
J. E. Heiserman
Porter
Howard Huntley
Virgil Coonrad
Covington
Dale Porter
Coonrad
Martin Michael
Near
Michael
Thomas L. Waring
Iowa City
Fred C. Henson
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Larry Condon
Brooks Paulson suit settled and dismissed
A two year old personal injury case ended Wednesday by settlement and dismissal before Judge John T Moffitt. The action, valued at 3500 dollars, was brought for Robert H Brooks a Cedar Rapids high school student by his mother Nellie M Brooks.
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John T Moffittt
Robert H. Brooks
Cedar Rapids
Nellie M Brooks
Parkin Trial on DWI Charge Reaches Jury
Albert Parkin 48 of Cedar Rapids stands trial before Judge John T. Moffit on drunken driving charges. He was arrested March 18 on highway 30 east of the city for driving in an uncertain manner. County Attorney G K Thompson completed the state summation while defense attorney Guy Linville prepared the defense Wednesday.
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Albert Parkin
Cedar Rapids
John T. Moffit
Parkin
Harold Paar
G. K. Thompson
Guy Linville
Amendments to Cedar View Country Club Directors Change
Amendments to the articles of incorporation of the Cedar View Country Club reduce directors from ten to nine and alter special meeting calls. Board majority or one third of members now may call a meeting, replacing president or vice president authority.
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Cedar View Country Club
Perley's Food Shop Wins Cedar Rapids Display Contest
Perley's Persley’s Food Shop at 1509 First Avenue East won the window display contest during the surplus food of the week campaign sponsored by the Cedar Rapids Linn County Food Industries Council. The First Avenue Potato Market received honorable mention. The winning display featured cabbage with green and red peppers, turks head gourds, radishes, lettuce and cabbage varieties.
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First Avenue E
Cedar Rapids-Linn County Food Industries Council
Surplus Marketing Administration
First Avenue
Reginald Figge
Guaranty Bank and Trust Company
Bob Roberts
Chamber of Commerce
Boyd Greeson
Treasury Department
St Louis
Clyde Merriman
SMA
Chicago
Leonard Douda
St Louis Treasury
Douda
Washington
Lloyd Jones
Phil Ward Speaks at Sunshine Mission in Detroit
Phil Ward, a Detroit figure with 24 years in the underworld turned convert, spoke at the Sunshine Mission on Tuesday evening. He highlighted the challenge for newcomers to grasp Christian blessings as closing musical numbers by Martin Orman and his sister Edith Orman concluded the program. Ward, a World War veteran, is slated to speak again at the Mission.
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Detroit
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Sunshine Mission
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Edith Orman
Mission
Evening lectures on A Day of Trouble and Forgiveness of Sins
The notice lists two public lectures starting at 7 30 PM. Tonight the subject is A Day of Trouble and on Thursday evening the topic is Forgiveness of Sins. The events are part of a local series inviting community attendance.
Democrats Schedule Eleven Meetings In Linn County
The Linn County Democratic program ramps up with 11 meetings announced by county vice chair Mrs Paul Huston. Included are a Thursday 6 p.m. dinner at the YWCA with Mrs Philip Palmer as speaker and a 7:30 p.m. talk at Sam Arnutt’s home by County Chairman Joe Mekota. Friday teas at Central City and Marion Library feature county candidates and speakers with Ray Coward among them.
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Linn County
Paul Huston
YWCA
Industrial Girls’ League
Philip Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Sam Arnutt
Seventh Avenue
Joe Mekota
Pearl Bishop
Central City
Marion Ibrary
Huston
Guy J. Mce Kibben
Anna E “‘Lamey
Marion
Ray Coward
Grace Koppenhaver
Toddville
George Claassen
National Democratic Committee On
Center Point Legion Hall
Springville
Mount Vernon City Hall
Els
Fairfax Place
Phones Installed in Draft Board Offices
Telephones have been installed in Cedar Rapids draft board offices and people seeking information are asked to call the board offices rather than the members’ business addresses.
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Cedar Rapids
Draft Boards
Jfe Stewart
West Side Board offices listed with contact numbers
Secretary of the west side board reported offices on the ground floor of the old Grant high school building with phone 2-4684 while the east side board office sits on the sixth floor of the Cedar Rapids Savings Bank building with telephone 2-0810.
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West Side Board
Grant High School
East Side Board
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank
Milwaukee Eyes Signals at Four West Side Crossings
Milwaukee officials and railroad representatives clash over crossing safety at First, Second, Third and Sixth streets SW. Bowen proposes 16 hour signals from a central tower with auto during the night. council demands 24 hour coverage. Six month study window granted to craft a mutual protection plan.
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Marton
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Sixth Streets
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Moveso
Council
Public Safesty
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Sixth Street
Councci
Planes Stage Heavy Attack on Gibraltar
Planes raided Gibraltar at mid day Wednesday in the heaviest assault since recent French air raids. The long range bombers, flying over Algeciras, caused damage and heightened tensions amid ongoing air clashes.
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