Minnesota Legion Opens Albert Lea Meeting Saturday
Music will play a major role as the annual American Legion and Auxiliary convention begins Saturday in Albert Lea, Minn. More than 1,000 decorated delegates will bring instruments, with 13 additional musical groups joining in parades and sessions. The largest band is the Fourth District of St. Paul with 76 members, followed by Bearcat band and others from Minneapolis, Duluth, and Brainerd. Drum corps and auxiliary units from multiple cities will participate. The parade is Tuesday afternoon, with a drum corps contest at 7 p.m. on the high school field.
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Albert Lea
Minn
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
St. Paul
Bearcat
Minneapolis
David Wisted
Duluth
Cambridge Post
East Side
Worthington
Mankato
Chisholm
Faribault
Pelican Rapids
Litchfield
Sleepy Eye
Brainerd Post
125Th Field Artillery
Aitkin
Crockston
Wells
Thief River Falls
Woman Rescued From 2000 Feet Yosemite Ledge
Elizabeth Lorimer a 22 year old from Chicopee Mass and her companion Robert Tate 35 were rescued after clinging for a night to a perilous ledge 2000 feet above Yosemite valley. Rangers using ropes brought them down to safety with Tate seriously injured in hospital.
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Yosemite
Cadif
Yosemite Valley
Elizabeth Lorimer
Forest Rangers
Miss Lorimer
Robert Tate
Eranite
Chicopee
Mass
Tate
Police Sought Hit And Run Driver After Wisconsin Collision
Police searched for a Dodge sedan involved in a hit and run that backed into Norman Schulze's car at Fourth and State streets at 8:15 P.M. Wednesday. Schulze, manager of the Wisconsin public employment service, said a woman drove the car but a man switched wheels and fled through an alley toward Pine street between Sixth and Seventh. The vehicle was last seen on Pine street between Sixth and Seventh.
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Wisconsin Public Employment Service Office
Fourth
State Streets
Mr. Schulze
State
Fourth Street
Fifth Avenue
Pine Street
Sixth
Seventh Streets
Movies at Rivoli and Majestic Share Stage and Screen
Review notes Rivoli theater shows Love Me Forever with Grate Moore as a rising soprano in a story of social rise and musical interludes. Majestic features Manhattan Moon with Ricardo Cortez as a Broadway big shot and Dorothy Page debuting as the opera singer double. Also Bijou ends A Successful Failure, Riviera runs Ten Dollar Raise with Edward Everett Horton and Karen Morley.
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Grate Moore
Rivoli Theater
Miss Moore
St. Mary's
Leo Cerillo
Michael Bartlett
Robert Allen
Luis Alberni
Ricardo Cortez
Majestic Theater
Dorothy Page
Hollywood
Miss Page
Hugh O'Connell
Luis Adberni
Henry Armetti
Regis Toomey
Henry Molison
Bijou
William Collier, Sr
Lucille Gleason
Gloria Shea
Rusger Horton
Edward Everett Horton
Riviera Theater
Karen Morley
Radio Tonight Listings Hit NBC CBS Schedule Snags
A fragmented radio listing from the Associated Press outlines evening programs across NBC CBS and affiliates. Entries mention Rudy Vallee Captain Henry Marty May Paul Whiteman Bill Hogan and Ted Fishe with stations WMAQ KSTP WLW WTMJ WBBM WABC WISN WRBM and WIMJ.
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Rudy Vallee
NBC
WMAQ
KSTP
WLW
Ance
Captain Henry
WTMJ
Marty May
CBS
WBBM
WABC
Paul Whiteman
WIMJ
Bill Hogan
Onsgard Families To Hold Reunion In Wisconsin
Spring Grove Minnesota reports the twenty fifth annual Onsgard reunion to be held Sunday at Orfordville Wisconsin with a nine am start. Program includes Onsgard band music kin kball games races a youth program and speeches by C O Onsgard of Stoughton A S Peterson of Albany and H on O K Dahle of Spring Grove. Officers listed include C O Onsgard president Olof Onsgard vice president B L Onsgard second vice president Samuel Onsgard secretary. Aging oldest member Mrs Sven Onsgard is 90. Various local updates follow including paving plans for Main Street and park area and an ice cream social at the Moricen home near Bee.
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Spring Grove
Minn
Orfordville
Wis
Onsgard
Stoughton
A. S. Peterson
Albany
Hon. O. K, Dahle
Sven Onsgard
Oscar
Alvina Sorum
Helen Knattrud
Winona
Minneapolis
Ernest Flingson
le Crasse
Tosten Thompson
Skopy
Mont
Joan Thompson
Radio Friday August schedules across multiple networks
A detailed, historical radio listing shows programs on INBC WEAT CBS WABC NEC WIZ network pages. It covers show times, hosts, orchestras, and featured acts across East Midwest and West regions with notes on time zone shifts and a ban on vehicle traffic on a Rio de Janeiro avenue.
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Desfendiion
Inbc-Weat
KSD
WMAQ
Wtmj
KSITH
Madge Maries
Grandpa Burton
Nellie Revell
Sam and
Scamps
Leola ‘Turner
Billy and
Betty
WEAF
Amon
Andy
Esra
Kathleen Wells
Morton Downey
Wweat
Jessica Dragonette
Abe Lyman
Dorsey Bros. Orchestra
S. Kaye
Amos ‘N
Jesse Craywford
Glenn Lee
Hoofinghams
Henry King
Leonard Keller
Cbs-Wabc
Bhele — Ernst
Wasc
Midwest
WBAN
KMBC
Emoxx
Weco
Jack Armstrong
Musi
Ig—Dixie
Carlton and Shaw
Intercollegiate Council
Bobby Benson
Worl Traveler
Anidw
Dixie
Allan Leafer
East
Caders
West
Tuck Armstrong
Midwest i
Leafer
Tust
West and
Jerry Cagner
Bert Block
Johnny Green
Midw
Dixin
Court’ Human Relations
Eart
Edith Karen
Hollywood Hotel
Richard Himber
Leith Stevens
Carl Hoff
L. Romanelli
Friankle Masters
Frank Daley
Nec-Wiz
Network Baale
WIZ
WLW
A Midwests
WENA
Wls
KSO
Horthwest
WilBrs
KSTP
Ent
Tim Healy
Stampa
Edward Davies
Lowell Thomas
Ornhan
Annie
Aiti
Tony
Gus
Serlal
Dot and
Will
Trene Rich
Lucila Manners
Soprang
Ruth Etting College Pram
Opera Theater
Meetin’ House
Sinfonietta
George Holmes
Ink Spots
Nego Quartet
Oliver Naylor
Shandaor
Hix
Joe Reichman
Billy Bissett
Banking Commissioner Sells Broad Stock of Assets in Minnesota
Minnesota Banking Commissioner Elmer Benson offers assets from closed banks for sale across the region. Items range from farm lands and farm machinery to a hamburger shack, gas stations, elevators, and even jewelry. Benson notes the department owns about 325,000 acres of farm land in several states and can arrange on‑time purchases. a couple of good bulls was the latest missing item.
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Minn
Minnesota
Elmer Benson
Benson
Banking
Rural Credit Bureau
North
South Dakota
Montana
Banking Department
Banking Commission
Mineral
Aged Woman's Fortune Shrinks by Exact Count
Mystery fell away from 84 year old Mrs. Peitra Wirsching as it was revealed she carried only 6698 dollars in cash. A money bag found last Saturday was counted by Miss Anna Titus guardian and stored in a safety deposit box until Wednesday. Believed to carry between 50 thousand and 75 thousand dollars the notes were Norwegian kroner likely misidentified as 1000 dollar bills.
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Minneanslis
Minn
Peitra Wirsching
Anna Titus
Caledonia social events mark Mrs Farrington birthday
Mrs R D Sprague hosted 12 ladies for Mrs Alice Farrington's eighty first birthday. Florence Kaatz received a novelty shower at the George Hendel home. Guests included many local names. A family reunion was held at Ida Metcalf's with out of town visitors. Numerous local notices follow including travel, engagements, and a stolen Pontiac coupe recovered near Market Square after a gas outage.
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Caledonia
Minn
R. D. Sprague
Alice Farrington
Donna Lynn
Thorson
R. Duffy
T. Dailey
Albee
Stoltz
Carol Ann
Conley
Helen
Jane McKenna
Schwebach
George Mendel
M. Thimmesch
iWirs
Buckendahl
A. Scheiber
Clem Hundt
Rollingstone
Eleanor Lathrop
St. Paul
Janet Sprague
Ida Metcalf
Maggie Gaylord
Lorenz
Ora
Charles City
Tows
Milla St. Arnold
Seattle
Wash
Fred Hale
San Francisco
Calif
Iris
Billy Koenig
Hudson
Wis
Ellen Dolan
Frank Koenig
Doris Wheaton
Bovey
Heartley Lake
F. W. Graham
Dennison
Iowa
Emms Lee Wheaton
Kenneth Gardner
John
Josephine Lemmen
Peter
Havre
Mont
T. J. Schiltz
Minnesota
Jean Belote
Camp Bradfield
Black River Falls
Youth Dashes In Front Of Auto Leg Broken
Jerome Dwyer six years old son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Dwyer of 110B Farnam street fractured his left leg at 730 pm Wednesday after dashing into West avenue from the curb and being struck by C J Knapp driving north on West avenue at Farnam street intersection Knapp 1630 Liberty street took the boy to his home then to a local hospital field report says the injury occurred at the northeast corner of the intersection.
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Jerome Dwyer
Lawrence Dwyer
Farnam Street
C. J. Knapp
Liberty Street
West Avenue
Knapp
Swiss council suspends Adula over Tessin annexation propaganda
In Berne the Swiss federal council suspended the Tessin published newspaper Adula for propaganda supporting Tessin joining Italy. The move came amid attention to its publication location in Tessin. Forrest R. Wells charged with first degree murder in Boston case.
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Swiss Council
Berne
Switzerland
Swiss Federal Council
Adula
Tessin
Italy
Bling
Boston
Mass
Forrest R. Wels
Detroit
Suffolk County
Wells
Hazel Martin
Favored bidders listed for Dresbach pool work
Major Dwight F. Johns announced recommended low bids for clearing government land in the Dresbach dam pool. Seven parcels totaling 187,522.10 dollars were bid by firms from Winona Minneapolis Genoa and St Paul, versus a 202,140 dollar government estimate. Work to start upon contract approval with labor supplied from relief rolls.
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St. Paul
Minn
Dresbach Dam
Dwight F. Johns
War Department
St. Louis
Fugina, Miller and Dresser
Winona
al Johnson Construction Co
Minneapolis
Schutt Construction Co
Genoa
Wis
Webster Lumber Co
Walter W. MaGee Co
St Paul
National
la Crosse
Rushford Area Social Roundup Touches Many Towns
Rushford Minnesota special report lists weekend visitors and travels across nearby communities. Families including Colbenson Eggen Krockow and Akkestad along with Johansen Berg Martin and Julsrud clans are mentioned visiting Minneapolis La Crosse Siren New Hampton Clavissa Mound Wahpeton Rochester and other locales. Recurring names include the Gisvold Julsrud and Krockow households with cross state visits to Wisconsin and Iowa.
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Rushford, Minn
N. E. Colbenson
Minneapolis
C. A. Eggen
Dorothy
E. C. Krockow
Marian
Thelma Akkestad
Long Lake
Wis
E. D. Johansen
la Crosse
John Berg
Manchus Johnson
Siren
Oscar Carlson
Gladysarson
Chatfield
Clarence Erickson
New Hampton
Henry Martin
Melissa Lund
New York Mills
Myrile Halverson
Esther Julsrud
Clavissa
Minn
O. H. Haasarnd
Pacific Coast
Gust Leuchtenberg
Henry Williams
Minnesota
George Thompson
Moscow
Idaho
Herman Thompson
Porter Gisvold
Anita
Doris Jean
John
Wahpeton
N. D
George Julsrud
Lews Grapel
Carrol
Tomah
Henrietta Larson
Martin Larson
Larson
Dyersville
Otto Julsrud
Maurice Julsrud
Mound
J. C. Lorenz
Mary
Wausau
Berg
Esther Johnson
Zelda Bannister
Donald Krokow
Rochester
Edwin Johnson
Local Visitors and Guest Updates Across Canton Minn
Canton residents report visitors and departures including La verns Vannatter Lester Finney and Olaf Stennas returning from La Crosse. Bernard Itse hosts Itse family guests Corene Itse, while Bernard Itse’s home receives Itse in law. Families Claffy Wickett and Rollins travel and host across Thief River Falls and nearby towns. Lois Ann Graham of New London Wis visits grandmother Mrs J M Johnson, and Mrs R C De Bow recovers from surgery in a Dubuque hospital.
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Canton
Minn
Laverns Vannatter
Lester Finney
Olaf Stennas
la Crosse
Thomas Itse
Corene
Mabel
Howard Barth
Gereld Duane
Bernard Itse
William Claffy
Herbert
William
Jerry
Herbert Wickett
Thief River Falls
Blanch Rollins
Frank Rollins
William Ramo
Fred Trip
Lois Ann Graham
New London
Wis
J. M. Johnson
R. C. de Bow
Dubuque, Ia
Attack by youths near Riverside park wounds coat
Miss Minnie Lain reports three boys in white and a girl assaulted her at the Fifth Avenue corner after a Riverside park walk. The girl broke her glasses while the trio restrained her. she tore a piece from the girl’s coat pocket and turned it over to police.
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Minnie Lain
Fifth Aveue South
Riverside Park
Fifth Avenue
Winnebago Street
Northwest Hails Back-To-Farm Movement As Hope Of Jobless
Frazier Hunt closes his listening journey across 33 states with a vision of the Pacific northwest’s Columbia Basin. He sees vast irrigation dams like Grand Coulee creating 1,200,500 acres of farmland and new small, self sufficient homesteads. He argues for a rural revival to combat urban unemployment, stressing reform, lower hours, and shared plenty while preserving democratic ideals.
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Northwest
Atlantic
Pacific
Frazier Hunt
America
The
Tribune
Pacife
NEA Gervice, Inc
Columbia Basin
Spokane
Grand Coulee Dam
Boulder Dam
Columbia River
University of Oregon
Beatrice Lillie's Son to Study Law in New Plan
Sir Roger Peot, 14, tall and new to headlines, abandoned acting for law studies after arriving aboard the Majestic to visit his mother Lady Pest, famed Beatrice Lillie. The young heir signals a shift from stage to legal career amid society chatter.
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New York
Roger Peot
The
Majestic
Pest
Dienne
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