European Coats Threatened by New Storm Day
A new storm endangered French and English coasts as Europe reels from a gale that claimed 130 lives and wrecked ships. Ten wrecks reported along the coast with Holland Belgium and the North Sea also affected. Shipping delays and cold weather hit the U S East Coast as Trans Atlantic liners faced rough crossings and record cold.
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Europe
Holland
Belgium
York
Atlantic
Seaboard
Greenville
New York
Wednesday’s Five Best Radio Features Listing
Radio listings for WEAF NBC and affiliated stations show a Palmolive Hour and Chicago Civic Opera segments hourly through the evening. Notable programs include a 7 p.m. hour, 8:30 p.m. hour, and a 9:20 p.m. CST segment on WOR and the Columbia network with a Thanksgiving Service noted.
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WEAF
NBC
Nealark
Ork
NBST
WJZ
NBS
Chicago
Civic Oper
WOR
Newark
WOR Stock Company
Columbia Network
Resignation Accepted of Red Oak Pastor
Rev R J Blue resigned as pastor of the Presbyterian church in Red Oak after declaring he would quit if his salary was paid from Sabbath-selling funds or benevolent subscriptions and old grudges were not dropped. The congregation asked him to reconsider, but he refused.
Endurance attempt ends in California crash landing
In Fresno area a monoplane Albatross landed at Helm after Lee Shoenhair and John Gugielmetti failed to set a new sustained flight record. The crew landed when fuel ran low after taking off from Fresno at 6 45 am Sunday.
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Fresno
Calif
Helm
Lee Shoenhair
John Gugielmetti
Crawfordsville High Faces Washington Independents In League Match
The Crawfordsville high school team meets the Washington Independents at the YMCA Wednesday at 7 30 PM. In their last meeting Crawfordsville won 19 to 16 in a tight game. Washington will start P George Simmering forwards C George center with Marshall and Hill at guard. Admission is 25 cents with 15 cents for children. A volleyball game follows.
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YM. C. A
Washington Independents
Crawfordsville High School
Crawfordsville
Washington
P. George
Simmering
C. George
Marshall
Hill
Mutiny Rumors Follow Vestris Sinking Inquiry
Government investigators pursue causes of the Vestris disaster amid conflicting crew testimony. Alfred Hanson and Alfred Duncan deny mutiny claims while detailing lifeboat handling and the final moments aboard the steamer. Reginald Dickson repeats engine room crew left posts without authority as Captain Carey pleaded for help.
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Vestris
York
Ad Commerce Department
Alfred Hanson
Alfred Duncan
Stewart
Duncan
Hansen
United
Hansen Cola
Reginald M. Dickson
William J. Carey
Dayton Bound Over to January Jury in Gun Attack Case
Dayton bound over to January grand jury on a assault with intent to maim charge after a shooting at Kalona. The victim, John Grecian, suffered wounds to chest, shoulder and arm and was treated at Jow City hospital before being sent home. Dayton faces potential upgrade to a more serious charge as investigation continues.
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W. E. Barber
Jesse” Dayton
Jover
A. K
Dayton
John Grecian
Kalona
Grecian
Jows City
Kaona
Iona
Mrs Thompson Dies After Long Illness and Fall
Mrs J M Thompson 75 died this morning at 7 at 211 North Avenue after years of bronchial illness and a fall at home last month. Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 at the Presbyterian church with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery. She leaves husband J M Thompson two daughters Mrs Meredith of Creston and Miss Nettie Thompson of Washington a brother John Gorman of Davenport. Also witnesses a large Sunday fire at Emma Cherry’s home.
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North Avenue
Woodlawnemetery
Mary Gorman
Simon Gorman
Hornin
City
J. M. Thompt
Aston
Wears
Washington
Des Moines
Thompt Vaon
Mre
Meredith
Creston
Nettie Thompson
Jana
John Corman
Davenport 1
Thompson
Presbyterian Church of
Mt Pleasant to Bring a Fighting Eleven Thursday
Mt Pleasant high school prepared to clash with Washington in a key Little Six game. The Bulldogs seek a creditable showing as they enter a pivotal contest, propelled by a quick diminutive back and support from Muscatine opponents. The outcome remains uncertain and promises a hard fought football exhibition.
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MT. Pleasant
Washinton
Pleasant
Fairfield
Mity
Vic Gimes
Washington Ham
Uve
Mr Pleasant
Still Haul Rock to Sewage Plant Nears Completion
It was expected that all of the rock for the new sewage disposal plant south of town would be hauled this evening marking the completion of a tedious task in building the community improvement. Concrete work on the disposal plant is also nearing completion at city hall today. Once finished the project should be ready before winter but further work remains and operation may be delayed.
Sixty Miles an Hour at Graham theatre draws big crowd
A lively Graham theatre performance titled Sixty Miles an Hour thrilled last night audiences with a polished cast, strong chorus, and deft comic moments. Proceeds from the show benefit the hospital nurses’ furnishings fund, while the production features a well trained ensemble and notable comic players such as Preston Weed Squire and Jackson in key roles.
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Graham Theatre
Frederick Ingram
Yimd
Ly Hospital
Leon Beatty
American L
Leland Ca Preston Weed Squire
Liberty
Jackson
Br. P. L. Etter
Roy Finch
Bernice Adrian
Dr CB. Kerr
Durkin Corners
Ohio
Edith Spera
Harriet Barrett
Pinch
Rodney Arnold
Graham
Louise ‘Trumbull
Ingram Company
Anita Pratt
Helen Payne
Hilda Brown
Lois Wilkins
Eloise Mallor
Lucile Ross
Leone
Thanksgiving to Be White in Midwest
Weather bulletin from the six midwestern states reports unusually cold conditions for Thanksgiving with clear skies and brisk winds. Central states forecast lists low temperatures and minimal precipitation as residents prepare for holiday travel.
Boys Night at the Rotary Club Meeting
Rotary Club hosted a Boys Night with sons of members, a supper at F280, music led by Frank Sa with Mrs. 8. A. Dickerson at piano. The evening featured a hog and turkey contest, a farm quiz, and a tally of prizes, plus talks by Dr. W. W. Bowers and L. W. Lou on religion and Thanksgiving.
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Evenine
Rotary
Frank Sa
A. Dickerson
Hugh McCleery
Joe Weightum
J. G. Max Nia
Bobyynon
Luther Bowers
di Mutsman
Lloyd Morrison
Art Ander
Shirley
Java
Bowers
Soule
New World
Colony
Two Boys Injured in Rifle Accident in Chester
Denison reports Fred and Claude Bremsel treated for injuries from a single accidental rifle discharge. The bullet struck Claude and then entered Alfred. both boys are described as receiving medical care.
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Chester
Hoover Receives Friendly Welcome in Nicaragua Visit
President elect Herbert Hoover arrives in Nicaragua on a goodwill tour. He lunches with leaders from rival factions, receives a 21 gun salute, and speaks on unity and peace amid regional relations. He proceeds to Amapala and La Union by ship with officials and local authorities aboard.
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Nicaragua
Corinto
Aragua
Herbert
Rochest
Tulsa
Rochester
the Marys Land
Maryland
Diaz
Jose Maria Moncada
Emiliano
Wagna
U. S
Mary
LA Union
Salvador
Herbert Hoover
Amaala
Hoovr
Jose Rossiter
Augusto Coello
Honduras
Miguel Pa Fauna
Wenn
Ated
North
South
Ameran
Amapala
Local Students Enter Thanksgiving Turkey Design Contest
Over a hundred fourth fifth and third grade students submitted turkey designs in Washington's four ward schools. Prizes funded by Klein Klothing Co. were awarded for top entries judged by Miss Hen Morrison. Winners include Billy Pax first Miles Knight third Virginia Lefer fourth and honorable mentions John Lloyd Hughes Mary Ellen Lytle Betty Grecian.
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Washington
Hiss van Vliet
Klein Klothing Co
Displain Klein
Billy Pax
Centennial
Miles Knight
Heights
Virginia Lefer Heights
Jon
John Lloyd Hughes
Join Knott
Mary Ellen Lytle
Betty Grecian
Washington Boys Attend Davenport Conference Schedule
Twenty three Washington boys signed up for the annual older boys conference under the Y M C A to be held in Davenport Friday Saturday and Sunday November 30 December 1 and 2 Adult leaders include Victor Mastin J A Peet Rev D Chalmers Fulton and other faculty from campuses such as Iowa State Nebraska and Chicago The list of attendees includes Chas Long John Young Ro Enstin M Ebchurch Wilbur Quinn Jones Wm Sartor Howard Benin Vic Westphal Don Shannon Chas Barclay William Shields Hubert Lohrer James Benson Henry Fulon Evertt Simpson Ray Simpson Dick Pratt Raymond Minick and Raymond Mohr among others The Davenport conference is one of two in the state with another at Mason City a week later
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Washington
Nave
Victor Mastin
Supt
J. AL Peet
D. Chalmers Fulton
Davenport
Mason City
Edwin D. Starbuck
University of Iowa
David ‘Trout
Hilledate College
Michigan
Dwight C. Drew
State NW
Paul E. Anderson
Paris
George W. Webber
University of Arizona
P. W. Jacobson
Cow College
Ralph Leak
Foo Chow
Mastin
Chas
Long,ton
John Young
Ro Enstin M. Ebchurch
Wilbur Quinn
Eo, Jones
Wm. Sartor
Howard Benin
Vic Westphal
Don Wm. Shannon
Barclay William — Shields
Hubert i Lohrer
James David Benson
Henry United Presbyterian
David Fulon
Evertt Simpson
Ray Simpson
Dick Pratt
Younis Mensela
Raymond Minick
Comrade Club
Raymond Mohr
Vietor Mastin
YM. CA
JH Peet
Hey
Trial of Andrew vs White Case Deferred Again
The case of Andrew versus White and others assigned for trial yesterday was delayed again today until tomorrow morning. Conferences among the attorneys involved in the case occupied the two courts this week.
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Andrew
White
Brighton Man Sentenced to Thirty Days in Jail
Charles Hodson of Brighton serves a 30 day county jail term for drunkenness imposed by Mayor A. J. Johnson of Brighton.
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Charles Hodson
Brighton
A. J. Johnson
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