Burlington and Springdale win at district boys tourney
Burlington Catholic and Springdale of Weet Liberty were witnesses in the first two gates of the district boys basketball tournament at Ainsworth Monday night. Snow and cold delayed arrivals but Burlington managed to play. Springdale defeated Millerburg 45 to 41 in Class B, with Morrow and Omera scoring well. In Class A Durkineboratiosis beat Columbus Junction 60 to 44, Wolf leading Burlington and Aller high for Columbus Junction. Tonight Washington Demons meet Wayands Bombers in a Class A clash.
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Burlington Catholic
Springdale
Weet Liberty
Ainsworth
Burlington
Millereburg
Morrow
Omera
Durkingeboratiosis
Columbus Junction
Wolf
Women's Bowlers Edge Marges in Close Match
Rothschilds defeated Marges 6 to 2 with total pins Rothschilds PS20 Marges T7S4. JC Penney beat Nash Ramblers 2 to 1, total pins Penney PS25 Nash 1672. Melody Lone Snack Dar de fed VEW Auxiliary 2 to 1. Crawfordsville Bank beat Washington Cafe with total pins 1697. High team Rothschilds 654 Washington Cafe 645. High individual series Eleanor Wool 448 Lueide Ross 424. High individual game Lueide Hos 18668 Eleanor Wolt 164.
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Rothschilds
Marges
JC Penney
Nash Ramblers
Penney
Nash
Melody Lone Snack Dar
VEW Auxiliary
VEW
Crawfordsville Bank
Washington Cafe
Crawfordsville
Washingtion Cafe
Phun
Rothsehilds Io
Pentiney
Rothsehilds
Eleanor Wool
Lueide Ross
Lueide
Bowling Standings and Highs From Local League
Fresh Waters and G I H Dairy win two matches each as Old Timers top the pin totals. Old Timers post 2428 for the high team series with McCleery-Cumming 2409 plus 45 handicap. Karl Wolfe leads individuals with 559 series and 229 game, while Lloyd Little and Don Proudtit note 558 and 211 respectively.
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Fresh Waters
Dilimere Oilers
Total Pines Fresh Waters
Gilmere
Go& H Dairy
OOF
IOOF
Old Timers
McCleery Cumming
McCleery
Speedway
West Chester KP
West Chester
McCleery-Cumming
Karl Wolfe
Lioyd Litthe
Ar Wolfe
Don Proudtit
Brighton Locals and Dine News From Town
Local notes report election nominees M M Gonestas for council seat and Zilinsky seeking re election as treasurer. Residents Cro w family plan move to Davenport Nive and Saunders Shatier Higmer Phenter attended a dinner. Ralph Brown operates Standard Oil Station. visits to Cartie Godwin and family. Horton couple returns from Indianola with daughter Vivre. Franks Gibson from Oveeo la and Willis Horton visit. Mrs Lloyd returns.
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Brighton
Moreh
Gonestas
Hinmmield
Lawrences Zilinsky
G. M. Crow
Abe
Crow
Davenport
Atestra Saunders
Hloward Shatier
Higmer Phenter
Anasis
Fearold
Hiri
Ralph Brown
Standard Oil
Cartie Godwin
Miapa
Charold Coop
A. EB. Horton
Indianola
Aiddivs
Glenn Willits
Vivre
Prank Gibson
Willis Horton
Young America Social Notes Report Busy Family Visits
Mrs Grant t Humston Sr visited Cedar Rapids on Tuesday. Luekenbill family spent Feb 24 with T Hy Luekenbill in Mediapolis. Elder Luckenbille celebrated 40th anniversary at a noon dinner and rose ceremony. Marier and Lincoln Katter visited in Minneapolis. Elwood Kleese and Myron White families gathered in Leo Marie home. Mrs Carl Phillips helped care for newborn Gale Richard. Lewis Whitted family from Clinton stayed three days with her parents after a Chicago winter visit.
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Marie Jr
Young America
Grant T Humston Sr
Allen Adkinson
Cedar Rapids
Lester Luekenbill
T. Hy. Luekenbill
Mediapolis
Iowe
Luckenbille
Will Marier
Lincoln Katter
Minneapolis
Will Marie Jr
Leo Marie
Martha
Muscatine
Waldo McCray
Frank McCray
Winfield
Lloyd Hunston
Virgil Lintz
David Salter
Raymond Ham- Wen
Carl Phillips
Clark Baker
Shirley Dunbar
Clund Rhodebeck
YMCA Cage League results and local briefs from Monday night
Ainsworth beat the Independents 70 to 56, Brighton edged West Chester 62 to 46 in overtime, and the Snack Shack won 75 to 70 over the YMCA Norris. Reed scored 15 for the winners, Stalder Arnold and Caldwell led the Independents with 17, Maxwell had 16 for the Snack Shack, and Day and Hogeland tallied 15 each. Nearby notes mention Harbor Island Station expansions for sea water corrosion research and a farm tip about lice control in pigs using burlap soaked in Pyronone.
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Ainsworth
Independents
Brighton
West Chester
Snack Shack
YMCA
Norris
Reed
Stalder Arnold
Caldwell
Stannard
Right
Bauer
Maxwell
Day
L Hogeland
Nicola
Krantz
Crawfordsville TT Has Election and Community Notices
Crawfordsville TT reports officer elections led by Mrs Phillip Crawford as president and lists other officers. It notes the Annual World Day of Prayer observed at Federated Presbyterian with Methodist participation, a Seth wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs J W Rich, local hospital update on Alice Holmes, and various hometown visits and travels including Iowa City game attendance and a trip to Florida.
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Crawfordsville
Phillip Crawford
Mere
Jack Howard
Heb
Die Pebraars
Perodoor
PRC
Cleo Fletcher
Robert Lauer
Cleo Pletcher
Dow
Herbert Riel
Arvid Anderson
Clair Blolnies
Federated Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Clair Boos
Ernest Smith
Ma Smith
C. Moorhead
J.C. Kinston
J. We Rich
Mro
J. W. Rich
Seth
Stan Swartzendruber
Kalona
Gene Kash
Wellman
Herbert Rieh
Mroo
Walter Rieh
Manus
Dentah
Richard Lease
Iowa City
Lee Lease
Virgil Fletcher
Moline
PTA Open House Showcases Local Schools Friday
The Ainsworth district schedules a school open house Friday night March 14 at 7 20. Superintendent Clarence Rower chairs the program with Bob Buck VTA president assisting. Parents will tour classrooms observe demonstrations and ask questions followed by an gym program and refreshments chaired by Mrs Agnes Mikseh and others.
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Ainsworth
PTA
Clarence Rower
Bob Buck
VTA
Rovers
Buck
Rogers
Agnes Mikseh
Neva Campbell
Georgina White
Bedtime Discipline Cautions Against Punishment
A child should sleep in bed for rest not punishment. Using bedtime as a control leads to resistance and unwilling, unhappy sleep.
Ainsworth Locals Share Visits and Family Jots
Local notes report social visits in Ainsworth area. Attendees included Sandra and Jaro Ann, Joyee Owens, and others at the Wiris state bushe towll wake in Des sitines. Sunday dinner at the Thompson home. Wednesday evening at the W. A L McGinnis residence featured Mrs. George McGinnis, Mrs. Evelyn Thompson, and Susie McGinnis.
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Ure
Kenney
Sandra
Jaro Ann
Joyee Owens
Wiris
Towll
Sitines
Sandidas
Mos
Oyitle
Tonna
Sit
Mere Orie
Connor
Irs
George McGinnis
Evelyn Thompson
Clinton
Mich
Susie McGinnis
Insworth
Will Dea
Johan
Lacon
Tih
Tornado Hits Two Of Southern States
An Eastward moving tornado outbreak struck Alabama and Georgia driven by intense winds. Property damage and injuries were reported as homes were destroyed and trees toppled while power and communications lines were disrupted.
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Alabama
Georgia
Cod
Hermes
Americans Pay Heavier Defense Taxes Than France
Washington AP reports American taxpayers shoulder a heavier emergency defense burden than France despite France rejecting a 15 percent tax rise. U.S. Congress approved tax hikes in 1950 and 1951, totaling over 30 percent for many and over 20 percent for most others. As Truman seeks 7.9 billion for foreign aid, lawmakers expect cuts if France stalls on defense pledges, with election year pressure to explain high taxes to voters.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Truman
Presidnt
France
Severe Alabama Winds Injure Five, Destruct Two Percent Homes
Strong southeastern winds battered Tuscaloosa and South Macon areas injuring five and destroying about two percent of homes. The gales damaged power and communications lines, left Montgomery in darkness, and disrupted St. Margaret's Hospital briefly amid unroofed houses and scattered debris.
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Earlie
Tuscaloosa County
Macon
Montgomery
Ala
St. Margaret's Hospital
Alabama
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