Washington High to Enter Fifteen at Little Six Meet
Coach J A McKinstry leads a squad of fifteen from Washington high school to the annual Little Six track meet at Burlington. They depart about 6 30 AM for the 10 30 AM preliminaries. Washington hopes for a strong showing with entrants in sprints distance events hurdles and field events led by Edwards Bain Morrison and others.
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J. A. McKinstry
Washington High School
Burlington
Washington
Robinson
Hines
Musentine
Fairfield
Mt. Pleasant
Ottumwa
Yount
Hill
McConnell
Edwards
Bain
Morrison
Stransky
Quinn
Gallacher
Smith
Turner
Shurta
McCall
Tucker
Palmer
Pratt
Metall
Shorts
Mrs W R Jeffrey and family return from winter trip
Mrs W R Jeffrey and daughter Myrta returned from a winter in the west. They spent part of the season in Los Angeles and Marshfield Oregon visiting J H Jeffrey, manager of a local lumber company. They report Oregon beautiful and a wonderful winter. David Livingston arrived from Des Moines to visit his parents for the weekend, with Mrs Livingston and baby to arrive early next week. Lucille Young Annabelle Minick Leona Minick Dale Denison Robert McGuein and Red Strickler went to Muscatine for a boat excursion.
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W. R. Jeffrey
Myrta
West
Los Angeles
California
Marshfield
Oregon
J. H. Jeffrey
Orezon
David Livingston
Des Moines
W. Livingston
Livingston
Baby
Lucille Young
Annabelle Minick
Leona Minick
Dale Denison
Robert McGuein
Red Strickler
Muscatine
Iowa City Heads Host to One Thousand High School Musicians
Iowa City prepares to entertain about 1,000 high school musicians for a statewide festival. The program features six simultaneous contests, ensembles, and a Farbman concert. housing, meals, and hospitality are organized by city and university committees with dozens of local volunteers coordinating plans.
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Iowa City
National Department
Victor Phonegraph Company
Camden
New Jersey
Albert A. Harding
University of Mlinois
Cecil Delorvath
Englevert Roentgen
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Natural Science
Liberal Arts
Memorial Union
Farbman
Aotorities
Miss Cronin
Don Harter
Elizabeth Baxter
Edith Bryson
Ruth Bywater
Ruth Davis
Mary J. Kelley
Betty Meyers
Mary Plum Rosemary Royce
Helen Davis
Helen Dondo
Ellen Ford
Lillian Young
Louise Carter
Jane Dutcher
Marie Tener
Harriet James
Phoebe Benson
Burton Bowman
Don lMowell
Sig Seashore
Sidney Bailey
Karl Kettleson
Walter Potter
Rey Weekes
George Mumma
Lioyd Kent
Ed Lorack
Stewart Wilson
Ed Davis
University High
Gerald Wagner
Lela Gringer
Viola Stevens
Alice West
Charles Walker
Fred Potter
Blanche Griggs
Dean Jones
Activision
Millicent Bittler
Walton, Indiana
Constance Evans
Ottumwa
Ester Dyke
Jeanette Rothschilde
Towa City
New London
E. A. Armentrout
Eokuk
C. FF
Church of
Lamona
Iowa
Iowa Woman's Club
Julia BR. McKibbin
Iowa City Woman’s Club
R. B. Wylie
Arts and Letters
Iowa City Woman's Club
II. Updegraff
A. B. Sidwell
Entra Nous
Robert N. Carson
Shakespeare Club
Iowa Farmers Butchers Cull 296 Cows. Dairy Associations Report
About 1 576 farmers across Iowa dairy associations recorded March profits for 22 000 head of cattle. Hinck Hawk Michanan led 62 testing bodies with 23 4 pounds butterfat per cow from 361 cows. Bremer County and Kosauth County associations followed with lower averages. Floyd Gilley topped state herd results with 60 7 pounds butterfat from 10 purebred Holsteins in March.
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Iowa
Hinck Hawk-Hmichanan Association
Fayette County Association No 3
Wis
Hansen
Cedar Falls
Th. J. Zurcher
Monona-Farmershire Associetinog
G Hammer
Warren County Association
Pred Rathenbeld
Hancock Association No. S
Man Drops Dead at Emmetsburg Waiting for Speech
Truman Needham of Rutiven, aged over 60, collapsed and died this afternoon in Emmetsburg while awaiting ex senator Smith W. Brookhart’s speech. Heart disease listed as the cause. He leaves a wife, two daughters, and a son as about ten thousand people gathered for the event.
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Emmetsbuhg
Truman Needham
Rutiven
Smith W. Brookhart
Commercial uses for corn absorb about a quarter of the crop
The Department of Agriculture says commercial uses for corn take about 226 million bushels annually, a small share of total production. Growth in commercial use would not greatly affect prices, as obstacles to higher consumption remain. Data show fluctuating ground and processing figures for glucose, starch, and other products, with no direct link to overall crop size. Farmers tend to adjust prices through hog production as corn surplus persists.
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Washington
B C
United States
Sears
Special Probe of McSwiglin Murder Ordered in Chicago
An order for a special grand jury to probe the slaying of William Harold McSwiglin and crime in Chicago and suburbs was granted to Robert Crowe. Crowe cited threats against his family and a rising murder rate as justification for the inquiry. Crowe linked the McSwiglin case to associates of prosecuted gangsters and noted widespread gang violence. Police raids on Cicero gambling dens followed, with extensive seizures and identification efforts underway.
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Chicago
William Harold Mesciegin
Robert Ki. Crowe
Willian’ V. Brothers
Criminal Court
Crowe
Cook County
Judes Brothera
Gambline
Cigero
William K. McSwigkin
State's Attorney's
Detective Bureau
County Pollen
Cicero
Bureau of Identification
French Franc Falls After Debt Settlement Doubts
Paris reports the franc weakens further to 260.49 per dollar amid unclear terms of the Franco American debt settlement and doubt over funds to pay installments this year. Analysts cite quiet information flow and cautious optimism about long term prospects.
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Preas
Paris
Ringland
Klondike O'Donnell Pair Sought in Rum Ring Probe
Myles and William O'Donnell reputed cheer gang leaders linked to Thomas Duffy and James J. Doherty face arrest orders. Al Hiown alias Scartpee, rival in the booze ring, is sought as principal in the playings but believed to have fled the scene.
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Myles
William
Klondike) O’donnell
Thomas Duffy
James J. Doherty
McSwigein
al Hiown
Scartpee” Capont
O'Donnell
E'Ique
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Cedar Rapids
H.W. Ogilvie
FP. L. Bickford
Creston
J. FE. Bliss
H. Johnson
Essex
A. J. Clausen
Estherville
Jessup
Ruth Callen
Representig Alpha Xi Delta
Marjorie Mowrer
Perry
Alpha Delta Pi
Ruth Rittler
Wayland
Zeta Tau Alpha
Dallas Conn
Rowan
Delta Upsilon
Robert Cooper
Newton
Sigma Nu
Paul Schroeder
Fort Madison
Theta Psi
Io V
Hollywood
Cal
Anick
Doris Hill
Syd Chaplin
Chaplin
R. M. Graham
Mary Ellen
Virginia
W. G. Woodruff & Son
Warren County
Emmetsbure
Mswiglin
Crowf
Grand Jery
Weileing
McSwiggin
Penn
Society and
Kuppenheimer Finest Suits
Childern
Klein’s
C.M. & F. Clothing
France
S. S
Black Hawk
Tire & Rubber CO
Black Hawk Dealers
Fred Neiswanger
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