Banquet Welcomes New Iowa Football Coach Ossie Solem
About a thousand students alumni and faculty filled a banquet hall at the University of Iowa to welcome Ossie Solem as the new football coach. Bert Ingwer sen praised Solem while cautioning realistic expectations. James W. Fay urged Iowa to rally. President Jessup pledged faculty loyalty and Betty Larson spoke for students. Solem expressed readiness to build a winning team next season.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Ossie Salem
Salem
Bert Ingwersen
Solem
James W. Fay
Walter A. Jessup
Betty Larson
Asa
Baseball Season Opens With 1982 Debut Games
New York reporting the 1982 baseball season begins with sixteen clubs across major and minor leagues set for 154 games. Opening day crowds in Boston to St Louis expected to total around 306000 with dignitaries and Mayors tossing first balls as Senators hosted the Red Sox a day early in Washington ahead of the national ceremony.
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New York
Boston
St. Louis
Senators
Boston Red Sox
Washington
United States
World Extends From Britain to the Far East by 1400
A concise view notes the 1400 world stretched from the British Isles across to the Far East, reaching the Scandinavian north and the northern coast of Africa, reflecting the era's geographic awareness.
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British Isles
Far
Scandinavian Peninsula
Africa
Obituary of Emma Augusta Jackson Bailey
Emma Augusta Jackson Bailey of Grinnell Iowa born July 8 1862 near Kewanee Illinois eldest daughter of John and Jane Jackson English natives taught at Washington Academy later married J O Bailey on October 6 1880 They had two children Myrtle and Noel They moved to Grinnell in 1885 and after his death in 1890 she raised her family active in M E church and W C T U Survivors include daughter Myrtle Bump Joliet Illinois son Noel Grinnell three grandsons Bernard Delmar Wilbur Bump a sister Eliza Jackson Craver Harvey Illinois and brother W R Jackson Boulder Colorado Her life praised by Joliet pastor as faithful cheerful and strong in God’s kingly order.
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Myrtle Bailey Bump
Joliet, Til
Emma Bailey
Grinnell Herald
Fred Jackson
Ainsworth
Sadie Jackson Little
Washington
J. O. Bailey
Charles Bailey
van Horn
Cotter
Washington Cemetery
Mr. Bailey
James P. Baley
Columbus City
Emma Augusta Jackson
Kewanee
Bureau County
Ilinois
John
Jane Jackson
England
Iemma
Washington County
Iowa
Emma
Washington Academy
Myrtle
Edwin K. Bump
Joliet
Illinois
Noel
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Grinnell
Marshalltown
Bailey
Hailey
M. KE. Church
Colorado
Bump
Balancing the Budget and Wall Street Influences Explored
Smith W. Brookhart argues in a 1932 commentary that Congress favors bond issues and treasury notes over taxes, criticizes sales tax plans, and accuses Wall Street leadership of looting the Treasury while stifling farm relief and dollar stabilization. He cites railroads, banks, and recapture clause reforms as benefiting big earners at the expense of Iowa taxpayers.
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Washington, D.C
Treasury
United States
Henry Ford
Haw
Cord
Congress
House of Representatives
Wall
Iowa
Wall Street
Ilong
U. S. Treasury
House Committee
Smith W. Brookhart
Funeral Services at Methodist Church This Saturday
Funeral services will be held at the Methodist church at 2 00 o clock Saturday. Rev A B Cadwell leads in accordance with Mrs Bailey's request and reads John 14 while Mrs A B Cadwell and Mrs Roscoe Dempster sing Abide With Me and My Jesus As Thou Wilt selections arranged by Mrs Bailey for her departure.
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Methodist Church
A. BB. Cadwell
Illinois Voters Cast Ballots Across Party Primaries
About 2 000 000 Illinois voters went to the polls to name party candidates and elect delegates to the national convention. From the Wisconsin line to Little Egypt ballots were marked for governor US senator congress and local offices. Police and deputies were deployed to prevent violence as 40 000 to 50 000 people sought orderly voting in Chicago and suburbs. Delegates to the Republican convention were a focus with Bernard W Snow predicting a slate opposed to Hoover and presidential preference votes taken for Lewis and France.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Egypt
U. S
Congress
Bernard W. Snow
James Hamilton Lewis
Joseph France
Ann Harding Named Honorary Colonel of Rainbow Division
Hollywood April 12. Actress Ann Harding was named honorary colonel of the rainbow division, the unit in which her late father General George Gatley served in France.
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Hollywood
INS
Col
Ann Harding
Rainbow Division
George Gatley
France
Gems Found Abundantly Near Palu Gem Field San Diego
In the Palu gem field of San Diego county California tourima lines appear in large numbers near the surface with some specimens visible on the ground. The find suggests rich shallow deposits and potential easy collection in certain spots.
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San Diego County
California
Dinner Honors Fairfield Captain in Iowa
In Fairfield Iowa a Lions club dinner honors Captain Charles T McCampbell commander of the service company 183rd Infantry as he completes five years in command A saber will be presented The event expects nearly two dozen officers including Adjutant General Charles J Grahl Brig Gen Lloyd P D Ross Brig Gen Park A Findley Col Gordon Hollar Col Glenn C Haynes Major Ray A Venter Col Charles J Wilson Col Dale A Griswold Col Robert J Shaw and Col H F Wulf with about thirty other attendees.
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Fairfield
Iowa
INS
Iowa National Guard
Charles T. McCampbell
183Rd Infantry
Lions Club
Charles J. Grahl
Lloyd PD. Ross
Park
A. Findley
Gordon, Hollar
Glenn C. Haynes
Ray A. Venter
Charles J. Wilson
Dale A. Griswold
Robert J. Shaw
H. F. Wulf
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Cooking
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Iowa Continental Telephone Co
Journal
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Good Housekeeping Institute
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Washington, Iowa
C. and
H. Cane
Barclays
Kellogg’s
Wheaties
H. Pure Cane
Penn's
San Felice
Brown Beauties
Red Dot
Cremo
Libby
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