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Newspaper
Elgin Echo
Location
Elgin, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1939
Page
4
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A Christmas pageant Why Do Bells for Christmas Ring was presented at U B church under Mrs Lyal Whittenbaugh. Special Christmas services were held at the Presbyterian church. Numerous relatives and friends shared Christmas dinners and visits across households in Wadena and nearby towns, with updates on local church events and several travel and family notices.
A group of United Research Engineers photographed cosmic rays at 29 300 feet in a plane and reported 3 degrees below zero. The image shows Captain W E Larned, First Officer R J Nemmers, Winston Bostwick, Wilfred Davies, and on the floor Dr Gerhardt Herzog associate of Dr Arthur H Compton.
A collection of short dispatches reports arrests in Grundy Center for obtaining money under false pretenses after a home fire. a cafe explosion injures head chef Clarence Fox in Hampton. Adolph Weber killed by machinery in Wadena. Clay Hiner binds five year sentence for poultry theft. Willard Adcock near Chariton escapes house fire. Audrey Johnson, 13, wounds thigh by shotgun. Leslie Scholler man injured by tire explosion. Fred Tillott daughter of Pierson suffers three broken neck vertebrae. John Anderson helps Finland with $100 aid. Guy Hogan aids Monticello fire crew. Amos Swartzendruber burned in a power grinder accident.
exclusive photo shows the German liner Columbus aflame 400 miles off Cape May New Jersey as Captain Wilhelm Daehne ordered scuttling to prevent capture. Survivors totaling 579 were rescued by the U S S Tuscaloosa and brought to New York.
A terse report records a competition at the Tower Bridge steps where Tei Kleat of Ble Lite Team claims victory. Noted participant Toby Milbanke faced a bold wager of 3:25 from a friend, with stakes around 2000 in local betting terms. The scene reflects a brisk, informal contest atmosphere on a Bt. Jones atest day.
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