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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1938

Page

5

Hawkeyes Brace for Colgate Passer Hal Lube

Iowa coaches sharpen aerial defense for an intersectional game with Colgate star Hal Lube. The Colgate backer is praised for long precise passes to Don Wemple while Iowa drills aim to disrupt the Raiders air attack. Meanwhile Jerry Niles and Nile Kinnick work the Hawkeye passing game and Ray Murphy Jr. earns first team backfield duty after two touchdowns in his second collegiate appearance.

Gazette Iowa City Colgate Hal Lube Irl Tubbs Hawkeyes Red Raiders Iowa Chicago Glenn Devine Raiders Lube Don Wemple Devine Glenn Tubbs Hawkeye Jerry Niles Nile Kinnick Ray Murphy, Jr American Legion Jack Eicherly Murphy The Maroons Wisconsin

Paychek Wins By Technical Kayo Over Johnny Miler

Des Moines AP report: Johnny Paychek, a Des Moines bellboy, delivered a technical knockout to Johnny Miler in a three round main event. Miler, returning from a long layoff, was knocked down and battered until referee Alex Fidler stopped the bout in the third round. Paychek weighed 185 pounds with Miler also at 185. Red Bruce outpointed Mike Klomp in a 6 round bout.

Des Moines Johnny Paychek Johnny Miler Miler Albia Alex Fidler Cedar Rapids Paychek Red Bruce Pittsburgh Mike Klomp Lime Springs

Drake Relays Set For April 28 29 1939

Drake university relays director Franklin P. Johnson announced the 30th annual track and field carnival will be staged April 28 and 29, 1939 in Des Moines. The dates align with this year’s carnival schedule.

Des Moines Franklin P

Bowling Scores From K. of C. League at Collese Inn

A div of bowling scores and handicaps from various teams at Collese Inn shows Enzilers, Teahen, Naso Bros, Palumbo, and others with individual game totals and team handicaps. Scores range across multiple squads including Klassens, Carney's, and Slichike & Taylor with notable highs in the 500s and handicaps near the 2000 mark.

Sicbke & Taylor Leslie Whisler Slauson Merrifield Fairley Hooper Ross Turner Sloss Gen. Meter Storerana Locher Kibb Veles Bune Uhn Picek Oswald Rattte Sheppard Keough Keyser Dvorak Dresher Eastland Janeba Morrison Spacek Samuelson Killer Hoyt Novotny Terial Ut. P. Co. Ehieagoi CR. R. Gas Co Eakle

West Liberty Second Team Beats University High In Iowa City

West Liberty second team defeated University High seconds 13 to 6 in Iowa City Monday. Bridges scored in the first quarter Phelps in the third with Walker adding the extra point University High scored in the fourth after a blocked plant The junior high team will play at Columbus Junction Thursday afternoon.

West Liberty University Wight West Branch Oath Mount Vernon University High Iowa City Bridges Phelps Walker Columbus Junction

Hate To Leave Jail Luxuries

Three Chinese held seventy seven days as material witnesses in an opium smuggling case left Multnomah county jail in Portland with reluctance. They said they never knew such luxuries as they found in jail and asked to stay until they could board a ship home.

Portland Ore Multnomah County

Deny Competition With Industry In Textile Subsidy

Washington. Secretary of Agriculture Wallace’s cotton consumption committee denied the textile subsidy program for low income groups would compete with private industry. Assistant Secretary Harry L. Brown said the report that the government would set up its own mills if private operators failed to comply was not the plan. He urged cooperation with industry saying it would be unfortunate and a failure without it.

Washington INS Wallace Harry L. Brown Brown

Corn Ring with Savory Fish Date Muffins

Mrs Alexander George presents a luncheon plan featuring Corn Ring with savory fish, date muffins, butter fruit salad, French dressing, pumpkin pie and coffee for a tidy social gathering.

Germans Begin to Demobilize Crisis Era Army

Germany started demobilizing its formidable reserve army nine weeks after its formation marked the crisis. Officials estimate over 500000 reservists would be sent home in three to four weeks while a new large class would be recruited this fall including Austro German Sudetenland participants. Farewell events and cheers accompanied the dispersal as Hitler declared the crisis over without war.

Berlin Germany Europe Austria Sudetenland

Germany mobilizes vast army amid minority tensions

In July officials noted unusual developments in Germany as newspaper attacks on the Czechoslovak minority intensified. By August 15 the official maneuver period began and reservists were called up, signaling a mobilization of what would become Europe’s strongest army.

Adolf Hitler Europe Germany

City Briefs And Personals In Cedar Rapids Tonight

Cedar Rapids notes include Ahepa chapter 194 reg meeting at Moose hall with 35 cent chicken supper, D of H No. 2 meeting with card party and dancing after, and refreshment service. Kenneth Sanborn returns home after week in Mercy hospital with a fractured leg. A spaniel missing from Balcom Wuberger's yard since Sunday evening. Mrs. Everett E. Fisher returns from Brigdon Ontario Canada for her father's death. Chester Beardsley to speak on Black and White and Color Photography at YMCA Camera Click meeting. Two men charged with vagrancy face Judge Powell. Davenport fined 10 dollars and costs, Zelensky given 30 day floater. Mimeographed copies of social recreation programs available free from playground commission. Gene Dallan, former Cedar Rapids resident, features in vaudeville on the west coast.

Chester Beardsley Y M. CA Thomas B Powell Louis Davenport Cedar Rapids Bill Zelensky Office of the Playground Commission Ethel Bowers National Association

European Zenith Water Fountain Act and other magic signs

Two cars were reported missing after a man took a 1930 model A from Tucker's Auto Service on Center Point Road NE at noon and did not return it. Another 1929 model A vanished from C W Brandon's address on Sixth Street SE between 7 pm and 1 am.

Tucker’s Auto Service Center Point Road NE C W. Brandon Sixth Street

Nazis ban Vienna Catholic services take effect

Nazi authorities indefinitely banned all Roman Catholic services in Vienna that involve street processions and most special church services. Reports say six priests were arrested in Vienna in the past week and belief there are more arrests across Austria. One priest faced immorality charges, another resisting police in disturbances, a third linked to anti Nazi protests, and another to distributing anti Nazi leaflets. Anti clerical demonstrations spread to the provinces.

Vienna Austria Arch

Nazi Rule Curbs Salzburg Archbishop Authority

Nazi reports say bishop Sigmund Waitz was deprived Monday of the right to inspect parochial school education in his archdiocese, as civil authorities oversee future education. About 1,000 demonstrated outside his palace demanding his resignation, then dispersed without incident by order of a district Nazi official.

Sigmund Waitz Salzburg Vienna

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