Hawkeyes Plan Secret Drills Before Drake Opener
Iowa City Coach Eddie Anderson will hold 52 players in canvas-enclosed practices for 13 days before the opening game with Drake. Public will be barred from sessions, with scrimmage likely this week. Friday's double heat session featured intensified conditioning and varied backfield drills with several position shuffles among starters and reserves.
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Iowa City
Eddie Anderson
Drake
Iowa
Anderson
Murday
Hawkeyes
Millers and Blues Face Must-Win Games in AA Playoffs
In the American Association series Kan sas City and Minneapolis linger on the brink of elimination after three straight losses. Louisville leads Minneapolis 3-0 and Columbus trails Kansas City 3-1 as the Blues fall 9 to 2 behind Harry Brecheen who mounded nine hits and two late rallies.
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Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
Columbus
The
Birds
Blues
Harry Brecheen
Colonels
Mills
Mangrum Leads Atlantic City Open With 65
Lloyd Mangrum shot seven under par 65 to take a one stroke lead in the $5,000 Atlantic City open golf tournament in Atlantic City New Jersey. He eagled the first and seventh holes of the opening qualifying round and led Horton Smith by one stroke with Ben Hogan and Frank Commisso among those tied for third.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Lloyd Mangrum
Monterey Park
Calif
Mangrum
Eagles
Horton Smith
Pinehurst
N. C
Little Ben Hogan
Hershey
Yanks Lose Keller for World Series
New York outfielder Charley Keller, leader in home runs in the American League, will miss the World Series due to a chipped bone in his right ankle. Doctor Robert Emmet Walsh announced a cast was applied after Keller slid into second base in Thursday’s game against Detroit.
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NEW York
INS
Charley Keller
Robert Emmet Walsh
Detroit
Ced
Jenkins Wins KO in Minneapolis Non-Title Bout
Lew Jenkins world lightweight champion knocked out Cleo McNeal in Minneapolis in the third round of a 10 round non-title bout. Jenkins floored McNeal three times before delivering the knockout after 1 seconds of the third round.
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Minneapolis
Guernsey High School Beats Millersburg 21 to 5 on Opening Day
Guernsey opens the English Valley league fall season with a 21 to 5 win over Millersburg. The Guernsey bats totaled 15 hits while Millersburg managed five. Winning battery Wolfe and Hinrichs pitched for Guernsey, with O Meara and Sauter on Millersburg.
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Guernsey
Millersburg
Wolfe and
Hinrichs
O'Meara
Sauter
Nolan Stars As Van Horne Beats Newhall
Pitcher Don Nolan struck out 13 as Van Horne High School beat Newhall 7 1. Nolan and Cliff Thompson each had two hits for Van Horne, who won their second straight start. The piece notes upcoming games with Biskstown and Keystone and mentions Clemey beginning his first season directing athletics at Van Horne.
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van Horne
Don Nolan
van Horne High School
Newhall
Nolan
Cliff Thompson
Biskstown
Keystone
Clemey
Coe
Spanish Navemar brings 769 asylum seekers to New York
The grime encrusted Navemar docked in Brooklyn housing 769 refugees from Europe after a 48 day voyage from Seville. About 100 crew and hundreds of passengers endured squalid conditions including rats and overcrowded holds. Passengers described sacrifices paid for passage and officials began extensive passport checks as relatives waited nearby.
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Benry Super
New York
Brooklyn
Europe
Seville
Spain
Sevpas
Navemar
Havana
Nazi Bomb Sight Secrets Debunked In Court Disclosure
In New York court records, prosecutors disclose Gestapo espionage messages seeking information on the Norden bomb sight. A former Norden inspector is accused of smuggling details in 1938, while witness Sebold cites a 1939 claim of full possession by Germany. The decoy Long Island station aided FBI tracking of German spies.
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New York
INS
Gestapo
U. S
Harold Kennedy
Carl L. Norden Company
Nordeno
Germany
William G. Sebold
Hamburg
Norden
Long Island
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sebold
FBI
Fear of reprisals keeps farmers from protest units
In Sedalia Missouri AP report F W Payeur a wheat grower from Clyde Kansas told a Republican committee that fear of reprisals is keeping farmers out of organizations opposing the administration farm program. He noted Kansans refused to join the Independent Farmers of Kansas and said he would seek affidavits but suspects farmers are becoming cautious.
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Sedalia
F. W. Payeur
Clyde
Kan
Independent Farmers of Kansas
Rep. Oeon
Kansas
Payeur
Indictments Of 29 On Sedition Charge Upheld By Court
In Minneapolis U S District Judge Matthew M Joyce denied motions to dismiss indictments against 29 alleged Socialist Workers Party members accused of conspiracy to overthrow the government by force. Trial tentatively set for Oct 20.
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Minneapolis
U. S
Matthew M. Joyce
Socialist Workers Party
Joyce
Lotas ‘Toungeet
Otor Rsoni
Trotskyite
Oe Fphere
Errol Flynn Collapses in Elevator After Exhaustion
Hollywood star Errol Flynn collapsed Friday in a hospital elevator from nervous exhaustion and was taken to Good Samaritan hospital for rest. He had been ill three weeks with a sinus infection but continued filming, wearing a General Custer costume on the way to his agent's office.
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Hollywood
Errol Flynn
Good Samaritan Hospital
Flynn
General Custer
Kcian
Frederick Turnbull
Actor
Divorces Granted in Benton County Court This Week
In Vinton Benton County District Court Alberta K Booton was granted a divorce from Willis D Booton Emma Blank from Leo Blank Margaret Joan Bracy Ryan from Walter Monroe Ryan Marie A Steinke from Louis A Steinke Vivian Hoyt Wiggins from Harry B Wiggins and Lawrence N Thornton from Ruth Thornton The Thornton divorce cites desertion the others cite cruel and abusive treatment as grounds.
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Vinton
Benton County District Court
Alberta K. Booton
Willis D. Booton
Emma Blank
Leo Blank
Margaret Joan Bracy Ryan
Walter Monroe Ryan
Marie A. Steinke
Louis A. Steinke
Vivian Hoyt Wiggins
Harry B. Wiggins
Lawrence N. Thornton
Ruth Thornton
Thornton
Berlin Denies Report Axis Editor Died Of Wounds
Berlin rejected a radio broadcast claiming that Axis editor Marcel Dent died of wounds. The alleged report circulated from Laval and referenced the anti Russian French legion heading to the eastern front. Officials here say no credible source confirms the broadcast or its Berlin origin as Dent recovers.
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Berlin
Axis
Marcel
Laval
Eastern Front
Fin
Dent
New York
Ead
Two Chains Challenge FCC Authority Over Radio Regulations
NBC and Columbia fight the FCC over network regulations while Mutual asks for limited timing changes. The networks claim Congress did not authorize such rules and urge a broader radio law, arguing the order is arbitrary and speculative.
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Washington
National
Columbia
Challen
John T. Cahill
John J. Burns
NBC
Commission
Congress
Mutual Broadcasting System
Mutual
Burns
Cahill
Knox To Be Called To Senate Hearing On Greer Incident
Senator Walsh said Secretary Knox and Admiral Stark will be invited to testify at a Senate naval affairs hearing on the Greer incident. The destroyer Greer, carrying mail to Iceland, was attacked by a German submarine on September 4 near Iceland.
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Knox
Senate
Greer
Washington
ULP
David I. Walsh
Mass
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Secretary of the Navy
Frank Knox
U. S
Iceland
Walsh
Naval Operations
Harold R. Stark
Masonville Faces Winthrop Sunday In Replayed Game
Delaware County league officials set a Sunday replay of the Masonville Winthrop game with a neutral umpire after a 3-3 ninth inning tie due to rain darkness and an argument. A Masonville win could force a second half title tie. a Winthrop win would give them both halves. Silver Creek had a protested game awarded to its opponent.
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Ryan
Delaware County League
Riceville Names Marvin Lewellyn New Athletic Coach
Riceville high school appoints Marvin Lewellyn as athletic coach. A graduate of Iowa State Teachers College at Cedar Falls, he played football there.
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Riceville
Marvin Lewellyn
Riceville High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Mass arrests to halt Norse revolt across Norway
Stockholm reports German actions to crush a general strike and labor leader executions amid widespread union anger. Norwegian unions claim a looming conflict as authorities confiscate union lists and seize funds. Oslo officials warn of civil siege if agitation continues.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Norway
Quisling
Sore Up Cubava
Ome
Hia
Ludvig Buland
Labor Federation
Joseph Terboven
Oslo
Asbjoern Ruud
Olaf Oekern
Dis- V
Bergen
Trondheim
Stavanger
Didrik Arup Seip
Oslo Unient
Berlin
Norwegian Patriots Storm German Depot in Norway Raid
The BBC broadcast reports a group of Norwegian patriots stormed a German munitions depot north of Everking near Stavanger. Seven aircraft were destroyed, many German soldiers killed, and a freight train carrying supplies for garrisons sabotaged at the adjacent airfield.
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New York
B.B.C
Norway
Germany
NBC
Everking
Stavanger
Price Rise Signals Inflation According to Iowa Economist
Ames AP In a report from Ames Iowa State College economist Albert G Hart says rapid price advances since March are clear signs that inflation is taking hold in the United States He argues that tax policy should focus on income taxes and measures to drain consumer spending power while noting current tax laws are too lenient and time lags reduce effectiveness
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AMES
United States
Albert G. Hart
Iowa State College
Iowa Farm Economist
College Monthly
Hart Pr
Hart
Nazis To Give Red Prisoners Poor Food
Berlin dispatch says the German high command and the Reich Ministry of Food decreed that Soviet prisoners of war will receive meals inferior to those for other nationalities. The decision cites Russia not signing the 1929 international prisoner treaty and claims the move reflects that fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
High Command
Reich Ministry of Food and Agriculture
Russia
Ottumwa Family Die In Auto Crash
Ottumwa mourns as Max Lawson 27 his mother Mrs Harry Lawson 50 and grandmother Mrs Mary E Palmer 67 die when their car veers off the road and crashes into a home near the bridge. Sheriff Mike Mier says Lawson lost control while attempting to pass a line of vehicles en route to Memphis Missouri.
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Ottumwa
Ragan
Max Lawson
Harry Lawson
Mary E. Palmer
Wapelio
Mike Mier
Lawson
Maine
Mier
Memphis
Lycar
Bishop Magee Urges Methodists to Support World Missions
Iowa Falls leaders at the eighty fifth annual Upper Iowa conference hear Bishop R. Ralph Magee urge increased giving for world service. The world service committee proposes a three to one benevolence ratio favoring missions as more funds are allocated this year. The conference plans $33,685 for world service, up from $32,140.
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Iowa Falls
R. Ralph Magee
Upper Town
Curren
Magee
Upper Iowa
Benevo
World Service Committee
World Service
Woman in Monona Honored on 89th Birthday
Elizabeth Kean, longtime Monona resident born in St Marth Canada, celebrated her eighty ninth birthday at an open house hosted by her daughters Mrs. O C Entwisle and Mrs. H T Orr. She married Andrew Kean in 1876 and had five children.
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Monona
O. C. Entwisle
H. T. Orr
Elizabeth Kean
Orr
Kean
St. Marth
Canada
Cornelius
Mary Mahoney
New York
McGregor
Goode Produce Co Lose License To Purchase Cream
Des Moines news item reports the Goode Produce Co of Bloomfield operated by State Senator Dewey Goode and two brothers faces license loss to buy cream. The Iowa Department of Agriculture will enforce the cream grading law after dismissing an injunction against enforcement. The action stems from failure to comply with price differentials for cream grades.
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Des Moines
INS
L. FE. Goode Produce Company
Bloomfield
Dewey Goode
Mark G. Thornburg
Goode
Northeast Iowa Baptist convention set for Cresco
The annual Northeast Iowa Baptist association meet will be held in Cresco on Monday and Tuesday with morning and afternoon sessions by Rev L D Edlton and Rev E L True. Speakers include Rev B H Ward Miss Lolita Stickler Dr Frank Anderson Rev B G Field and Rev F G Codd. C J of Manchester to deliver Monday sermon. Lisbon high school elects officers with Senior president Faye Light and Treasurer Merle Ralph Burgerer.
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Cresco
Northeast Iowa Baptist Association
L. D. Edlton
Waukon
E. L. True
Jesup
B. H. Ward
Lolita Stickler
Arizona
Frank Anderson
B. G. Field
F. G. Codd
Davenport
Iowa Baptist Convention
C. J
Manchester
Lisbon
Lisbon High School
Faye Light
Donald
Merle Ralph Burgerer
Williamsburg
Melvin Grant
Pisane
Harold Grant
Tance
Eden Farm
Charles Doughten
Ter
William Cole
Riverside
St. Jo- Catholic
North English
Aed
Traer
Eodore Clark State Park
Ag West
Evelyn
Mercedes Des Kostian
Randy Currans
Tipton
Walker
M. E. Adams
Vernon Troxell
Decorah
Winneshiek County Red Cross Chapter
New York City
Central City
Central City School Board
Manly Ford
Harry Davis
Gilbert Sellers
Toledo
Margaret Berger
James Berger
LeRoy A. Smith
Earl Smith
Fairview Methodist Church
S. V. Williams
Robert Bolt
Smith
Standard Oil Company
Monticello
Monticello High School
Ralph Bender
Fay Haeussler
Wallace Schneider
Jack Stahler
Dick Cartano
Robert Balster
Dick Abel
Pauline Tobiason
Audrey McDonald
Gene Taylor
Jean Bender
Aijice Clark
Dick Patterson
Bill Shrove
Floyd Messerli
del Balster
George
Louise York
Lois Clark
Susan Stahler
Bob Gesse
Donald Newton
Maynard
Maynard Consolidated
Arlene
Thompson
Eldon D. Mackie
Robert Gray
Lowden
S$ T
Iowa News in Brief from Williamsburg and Towns
scattered items report injuries from a 14 foot scaffold fall near Williamsburg with multiple workers hurt and others uninjured at farms. marriage plans, drafts, school news, and Red Cross ship ments noted from Traer Decorah and other towns with local officers named.
Army Can't Use Camp Dodge Now
Secretary War Stimson told Col H H Polk of Des Moines that Camp Dodge has no current use for an officers training base a selective service induction center or a reception center Polk had asked about future possibilities and officials said proposals would be considered if developments occur
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Washington, D. C
Dodge
War Stimson
Col. H. H. Polk
Des Moines
Mayor's Defense Committee
Polk
Camp Dodge
Death notices and funeral services across Iowa towns
Funeral arrangements and survivor details from Decorah Oehler to Montezuma, listing services at Rochester Minnesota and Decorah Assembly of God, burial at Phelps cemetery, and obituaries for Edward Nibeck, infant Sawyer, C. M. Richards, W. W. DeGolyer, and Le Vake with family ties and birthplaces across Iowa towns.
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Decorah
Hardin Oehler
Rochester
Minn
Assembly of God Tabernacle
Vns
Mendenhall
Phelps Cemetery
Oehler
Kester
Anna Oehler
Naomi Chapman
Arnold Meyer
Ernest Bendelin
Manley
Oelwein
Edward Nibeck
Sacred Heart Church
E. J. O'Hagan
Zreton
F. C. Scott
Muscatine
Washington
W. W. DeGolyer
Omaha
Ilinois Central Railroad
Here
Washington County
Montesuma
Methodist
le Vake
St. Francis Hospital
Grinnell
LeVake
May Bone
Scott
Bert
Gertrude Crawford
Susie Rempp
Montezuma
Bundles for Britain reports August receipts in Iowa City
Iowa City chapter head Lois Waldbauer announced August receipts totaling 149.44 from victory luncheons and sales of buttons and emblems with 1 420 pounds of clothing shipped July and August to headquarters. Clarence Earl Burkholder, a conscientious objector from Kalona, will report Sept 18 to the Denison camp. University dormitories are listed as housing 686 in Quadrangle, 419 in Hillcrest, and 529 in Currier for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Britain
Lois Waldbaurer
Waldbauer
Johnson County
Clarence Earl Burkholder
Kalona
Benton County Star Sold to Missouri Publisher
Merle P. Olson owner of the Benton County Star sells his newspaper business to John D. A of Kirksville Missouri. The buyer will take possession Monday September 15 and will relocate to Newhall where the Newhall News will continue to be printed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasette Norway
Merle P. Olson
Benton County Star
John D. A
Kirksville
Tollenaar
Kirskville
Newhall
Riverside Leader Sold To Wellman Publisher
Herman P. Allen publisher of The Riverside Leader since 1937 has sold the property to Adrian C. Kuipers publisher of the Wellman Advance. Allen will continue as editor for the present.
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Riverside
Herman P. Allen
Riverside Leader
Adrian C. Kuipers
Wellman
Wellman Advance
Allen
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Green
Bill Green
Newton
al Couppee
Jim Youel
Fort Madison
Bill Stauss
Creston
Art Johnson
Fort Dodge
John Maher
Springfield
Ed Thomas
Bob Otto
Associated Press
Yanks
Keller
Nolan Stars
N. Y
Lolita Loria
France
Lily Rosenstein
Comra
Banc Og
Wna
Iné
Selene
Albert Ehrenstein
Julian Salter
Norbergalter
Eugene O'Neill
Siegfried Hexter
Lyon
Jerry Intrator
Max Wagenber
Intrator
Vienna
Agust
Hitler
Ausscat Tox Perens
Arthur Etaee
Todd
Gazette
Lo&t
AAA
Marcel Deat
2 Chains
FCC
Masonville
Winthrop
Storms Arms Depot
Bishop Magee
Iowa News
Ervin Hofmaster
Miller Hospital
Lou van Hoene
Cla Hopp
Will Rusbult
Benton County
Missouri
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