Illinois band to perform in David City concert
The Ottawa High School Band from Illinois will perform Tuesday on Courthouse Square in David City if weather allows, with a backup in the city auditorium. The 768 piece group, from an allclassroom program, funded its West tour through magazine subscriptions and salt water taffy sales. Dan Munn urged residents to attend the free concert at Rotary Club events, with chaperones and hosting planned.
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David City
Ottawa
Courthouse Square
City Auditorium
Moncy
West
Eniner
Ottawa High School
Ray Makeever
Joan Kinnison
OHS
Douglas Lister
Ames
Iowa
Loveland
Colos
United States Department of the Interior
Smoky Mountains
Ontario
Canada
Canadian Legion
Colorado
Dakotas
Black Hills
New York
Florida
Rotary Club
Dan Munn
Gneral
J. V. Nicodemus
Motey
Delmar Lange
Ottawa, Ill
Clarkson woman on European tour by MRS F C NELSON
Dorothy Sedlak daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Sedlak joins 24 home economics students in New York for a six week fashion tour of Europe. Sponsored by University of Colorado department, stops include London Brussels Vienna Venice Rome Florence Milan Zurich Paris and more. Return to US September 4 to teach near Albany.
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F.C. Nelson
Laigh-Clarkson
Clarkson
Dorothy Sedlak
Europe
Louis Sedlak
London
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Abbey
Mary Quant
Stratford-on- Avon
Carnaby Street
Kings Road
Chelsea
AL Brussels
Belgium
Caveye- Vindevogel
Ger
Cologne
Dusseldorf
Heidelberg
Munich
Salsburg
Vienna
Austria
Mozart
St. Peters Abbey
St. Stephens Cathedral
Venice
Cathedral of
St. Mark
Rome
Lilfatia
Emile Presi
Florence
Avsilk
Milan
St. Gotthard Pass
Alledort
William ‘Tell
Son
Peter's
Zurich
Barcelons
Spain
Lyons
France
Paris
U.S
Albany
Soldier told to let hair grow in English regiment
MELTON MOWBRAY England Regimental Set Maj Gerry Quigley ordered Pvt. Ken Stephens 17 to let his hair grow. His doge cropped skinhead style was against regulations. Quigley said after 19 years in the army he has never had to tell a soldier to grow hair.
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Melton Mowbray
England
UPU
Gerry Quigley
Ken Stephens
Quigley
Stephens
First Chinese Newspaper Ising Pao Emerges in Peking
The Ising Pao, a court journal printed in Peking, is said to have begun as early as the ce era and continued until 1935. Initially produced from carved blocks rather than movable type.
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Ising Pao
Peking
China
Polk County Farm Bureau Hosts Speech Event
The Polk County Farm Bureau sponsors a tea contest and talent find for youths aged 10 to 17. Participants memorize a 25 minute speech titled I am the Flag or speak about Freedom A Privilege or Responsibility. Contact Mrs Dwight Burney or Mrs Wallace Sandell Polk or Mrs Guilford Bryan Osceola for details. The article also notes tornado diameters from nine feet to over a mile.
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Polk
Polk County Farm Bureau
Dwight Burney
Wallace Sandell
Guilford Bryan
Oscecka
Escaped convict Waite nabbed near Chelmsford work site
Police in Chelmsford England report the arrest of James Norton Thurstay Waite, an escaped convict, found at a new Elle station construction site. No further details released.
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Chelmsford
England
UPI
James Norton Thurstay Waite
New Elle
Constructotl
Hawaii leads in single men shortage for marriage chances
Hawaii reports a significant gender imbalance with 19 single men for every 100 single women over 14, signaling tight odds for women seeking husbands. The article notes Honolulu as a focal point for this demographic pattern.
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Honolulu
UPD
Hawaii
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Columbus Bank
Columbus
St. Anthony's Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Columbian Squires
Jaycee
Wllinois
Stephen H. Honey
Clarkson Woman
U. S. 30 Center
Odel
Ryle Biue
Pak As
Ike
Marconi
Wiquet
Elderlon
Witte and Prints
Salona Ea
Polk Farm Bureau _ states
Fleischer
Rexall Drug
Aid Association For Lutherans
Idea Man
AAL
Walter E, Bartsch
Roselane
Sar
Freie
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