Big Saturday at Frontier Park Exposition Highlights
Nearly 1,000 high school musicians from 22 bands join a massed concert. Attendees will see free acts and two running races, a society horse show with five classes, vaudeville acts, and a machine gun drill. Winners receive Gazette and Chamber trophies.
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Springville
Wyoming
Urbana
van Horne
Blairstown
Atkins
Marion
Alburnett
Newhall
Belle Plaine
Center Point
Central City
Coggon
Tipton
Iowa City
Mount Vernon
Troy Mills
Monticello
McKinley
Wilson
Roosevelt
Franklin
Society
Gazette
Chamber of Commerce
Iowa Fair
Flying Valentinos
Eldridge
Lemares
Enrico
Gold Flashes
Fourteenth Cavalry
Bittersweet
McKee
Hilltop Honey
Merrily On
Steve Garner
Oskaloosa
Fortune
Princess Stonewall
Missouri Sparkle
Raccoon Valley
Citation
Mabel Floyd
la Beth
Gladys Linge
Ralph Harper
Amos
Little Bum
Hinkley
Army
Dunraven, Jr
Barbara Ann Cox
Big Boy
Sergi H. F. Derr
Harlan Conley
Cedar Rapids
Wallace Approves Dubuque Milk Marketing Plan
Washington AP report notes Secretary Wallace approved a new milk marketing plan for the Dubuque area. Effective October 1 the plan replaces a two year old license program with prices set for three classes: class 1 at 1.90 per hundredweight, class 2 at 1.80, and class 3 at 3.5 times Chicago 92-score butter plus 15 cents.
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Wallace
Dubuque
Washington
Dubuque, Ia
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Chicago
Farwell, Chicago Law and Order Leader, Dies at 84
Arthur B. Farwell died of a heart attack in Highland Park on Friday. He was 84 and had led the Chicago Law and Order League since 1904 and served as a director of the Illinois Vigilance Association.
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Ralph Harper
Pat
H. F. Derr
Big Boy
Timberlake
Skippy
George Morrison Sol
Lonnie McCollister
Suwannee River
R. K. Scheppler
Smokey
Brandt
Robert Barnes
Oskaloosa
Hilltop
High Tone Parader
Harlan Conley
Cedar Rapids
Sonateno
Mabel Floyd
Center Point
Citation
Gladys Linge
la Beth
Lonely Knight
Nelson
Sleepy Sam
C. Lockhart
Jackie Boy
R. Narber
Satanic
D. Meeks
Red Pepper
F. Lockhart
Billy Crippen
Frink
Lash
Magnus
T. Lockhart
Laura May
Lockhart
Chicago
Arthur B. Farwell
Chicago Law and Order League
Illinois Vigilance Association
Highland Park
Duckworth
Fred
Des Moines
Iowa
Landon Defends Future Of Government Roles And Liberty
Landon argues the nation should manage daily life through regulation in the public interest rather than expanding government control. He contrasts Republican and Democratic views, cites unemployment distress, and warns that increased government power dupes Americans of independence liberty and security.
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Republican Party
Landon
Classical Figures Shown With Modern Hairstyles
Pictures and statues of mythic heroes and heroines from antiquity display curly locks and hair arranged in styles worn by contemporary women.
Political tension and hurricane updates across the nation
The piece links a political controversy in Iowa with a Kansas Legion speech about patriotism and school oath laws. It also reports on a hurricane approaching the U S East Coast with warnings from meteorologists and distress calls from ships near Cape Henry and Wilmington, detailing the storm’s rapid northward movement.
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Labor Day
Wichita
Kansas Department of the American Legion
Legion
The
United States
Misquoted Wichita interview sparks school debate
Newichita letter traces misquotation about teachers’ oaths and court critique. The writer says a reporter distorted remarks to tie them to Governor Landon opposition, noting past efforts to bar extraneous material from schools. The piece questions Harold Rugg’s involvement with a left-wing campaign committee.
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Newichita
Landon
Supreme Court
Wichita Reporter
Harold Rugg
Scholastic
Cedar Rapids
Hurricane Perils 400 Lives On Isle
A massive hurricane lashed islands with 60 to 90 mph winds. Coastal towns lost contact as wires and telegraphs failed. high waters flooded streets. Two ships sent SOS calls and U S Coast Guard cutters were dispatched from Norfolk. New Jersey and New York faced the danger with cutters on standby. Red Cross prepared to rush medical staff to affected areas.
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Government Weather Service
New York
James H. Kimball
Great Lakes
Kimball
New Jersey
Atlantic
Norfolk
United States Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Red Cross
Mrs Wuppermann First Woman Head Of Business Dies
Mrs Josephine Wuppermann, 84, president of Angostura-Wupperman Corp owners of Angostura bitters, dies in Greenwich Conn from heart ailment. She is described as the first woman to head a large business and is mother of actors Ralph and Frank Morgan.
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Wuppermann
Greenwich, Conn
Josephine Wuppermann
Angostura-Wupperman Corporation
Roosevelt Urges Freedom of Mind in Harvard Address
President Roosevelt extols Harvard's enduring creed of freedom of thought and truth that prevails through free research and discussion. He recalls Harvard's role in shaping leaders and warns that tolerance, self-restraint, and devotion to liberty are essential to the nation’s future.
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Andrew Jackson
Harvard College
Grover Cleveland
Harvard
New Milk Strike Looms In New York
In Albany New York dairy farmers threaten action over milk price controls as 1 500 members join a state hearing with 90 000 farmers awaiting milk control officials decision. The event marks a potential second strike in three years under the state price control experiment.
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Albany
N. Y
Empire State
New York
Rickenbacker Eases Rival Flyers' Rift
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker brokered an armistice between Richard Merrill and Harry Richman. The two estranged transatlantic flyers agreed to fly to New York together in their repaired mono plane the Lady Peace and hoped to start later Friday.
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Musgrave Harbor
N. F
Eddie Rickenbacker
Richard Merrill
Harry Richman
New York
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W. G. Bramwell
Valentinos
Lamares
Green Hunters
Cavalry
Jack Spears
Captain Stone
Aaron Head
Spears
C. F. Cox
Donovan, Jr
H. R. Hinkley
Ames
A. E. Brandt
Iowa State College
F. E. Dana
Canton
Milk Publicity Bureau of
New York State
Chesapeake
Cape Henry
S. S. el Almirante
Wilmington
Del
Mendoza
Hercules
Hampton Roads
Modoc
el Almirante
Cape Hatteras
Leeward Islands
Isle
West Indies
Okinow
aineRe
Second Avenue
Craemer’s
Sterling
Glenshire
Bonnie Brooke
Rickenbacker
Flyers
Quarre
Craemer's
Craemer
First Avenue
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