Big Ten adopts strict eligibility code with two exceptions
Chicago reports the Big Ten meeting endorses a drastic eligibility code limiting players to three years of college athletics, with exemptions for Army and Navy. Notre Dame is praised for conforming. Cases for Mayes McLain and Allen Holman are postponed. Schedules in baseball, track, golf, fencing, and gymnastics are set for spring events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.S. Military Academy
U. S. Naval Academy
Army
Navy
Notre Dame
Knute Rockne
McLain
Mayes McLain
Iowa
Allen Holman
Ohio State
Northwestern
Minnesota
Illinois
Radio Schedule and Night Programs Listing
A detailed rundown of broadcast times and station names across multiple networks. Includes talks by Dr Julius Klein and various musical programs such as Light Opera Hour Naughty Marietta and Tunes of Broadway with numerous Chicago and regional stations listed.
Sunday radio features and guests across stations
Sunday programming highlights include Dr. Parkes Cadman discussing prejudice at 4:00, William Robyn tenor at 6:30, Collier Hour guests at 7:15, Moran and Mack with orchestra at 8:00, and Hulda Lashanska Toscha Seldel at 8:15. Broadcaster lists show station call signs across major networks. 293.9 KYVW Chicago 1020
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkes Cadman
WHEAF
WHAS
WGY
WFAA
WOW
KWOO
WSM
WSB
William Robyn
WEAF
WRG
WWJ
KSD
WTAM
Collier
WJZ
WLW
WDAF
Chicago radio schedule entries mixed with concerts
A cluttered page lists various church services concerts and programs with times and station references. It mentions Hawaiian Orchestra, Persians, Father Perrin, a studio feature, WENR and WGN Chicago schedules, and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra among scattered items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Long
Collier Moor
Father Perrin
WENR
Chicago
Dowmers Grove Club
WGN
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Pat Barnes
Highthawks
Nightly Radio Schedule Highlights City and Region
Radio listings show multiple stations in Chicago Cincinnati Minneapolis Omaha Des Moines and Des Moines area featuring church services orchestras choirs and orchestral programs. Notable entries include 10:15 Orchestra 9:00 Vespers 7:30 La Palma 8:00 Two Black Crows and 9:16 National Light Opera with various ensembles and hotel orchestras throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KYW
Chicago
Uncle Bob
Nubs Allan
Insomnia Club
WGN
Quin
Nighthawks
Almanak
Broadway
Knights of the Bath
WMAQ
Daily News
Pratt and Sherman
Amos-Andy
WLW
Cincinnati
Mansfield & Lee
Lucille & Mary
Dauce Music
WCCO
Minneapolis
Music Box
WOW
National Orchestra
Des Moines
Walt Wood
Bankers Life Nidle Symphony
Sheashy
Pullman Porters
Orchestra
Cathedral
Sunday Evening Club
Sandy Whitney
Rio
Collier
Gembox
la Palma
Minneapolis Symphony
WOW O
Omaha
Sgd
Acousticons Orchestra
Theatre Family
D. Lawrence
A. K
National Light Opera
WHO
Bankers Life Little Symphony
Sonora String Ensemble
Hotel Ft
Voice of Firestone
Nubs Allen
S4l
WENR
Air Scouts
Farmer Rush
MGA
WGN Chicagao
WMAG
Kyrock
Deuces Wild
Couriers
Hamline University
Waler Gallory
WEAF
Family Party
National Grand Opera
Helen Hughes’ Boys
Savoy Sextet
Merry Minstrels
State Historical Department
Bankers Life Httle Symphony
Sheasby
Monday Radio Schedule Highlights From Major Stations
Radio listeners will hear Roxy and His Gang with Douglas Stanbury at 6:30 on WJZ and several other networks including WSB WRC and KOA. A 6:30 family party blends musical comedy hits on WEAP WIAM WWJ and WGN with regional stops. The Adventurers vaya at 9:00 on WOR and WERC while a 10:30 National Grand Opera presents Cavalleria Rusticana on WEAF WRC and WWJ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxy
His
Douglas Stanbury
WJZ
KDRA
WJR
Wren
KWRK
WSB
WMC
WSM
KOA
Family Party
Weap Wiam
WWJ
WGN
Wtmii
KSD
Kwoo Wow
WDAF
WFAA
EPRO
WOAT
WHAS
WMG
WSBE
WIAX
WRC
WGY
KGO
EFI Komo
SHQ
the Adventurers
WOR
WADC
WERC
WGHP
WMAQ
KMOX
KMBSC
KOI
Wwowo
National Grand Opera
Cavalleria Rusticana
WEAF
ESD
Wow
Radio Schedule Fragments From 1930s Chicago Listings
A fragmented OCR of multiple station timetables shows programs across WENR WGN WMAG WOW and WOW stations. Entries include orchestras, dances, recitals, concerts, news, and talk shows with various start times and host names, reflecting a dense era schedule.
Iowa U Debaters Open Midwestern Conference Season
Iowa University debate teams begin their Midwest conference schedule on Thursday. The affirmative team of Carroll, Wollerston, and Russell will travel to Madison to argue for the Paris pact without reservations, while the negative team faces Minnesota at Iowa City with Quinn, Miller, and Webber representing Keokuk, Oskaloosa, and Boone respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
U.R
University of Iowa
Midwest
University of Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
Senate
James Carroll
Davenport
Jack Wollerston
William Russell
Dubuque
Madison
Minnesota
Lyle Quinn
Boone
Burton Miller
Oskaloosa
Fred Webber
Keokuk
Holdup Gets 25 Years in Des Moines Court
Louis Aedra, indicted for a Des Moines filling station holdup, pleaded guilty in district court and was sentenced to 25 years in the Fort Madison penitentiary. The case was decided after the charge was filed last week. He admitted the robbery and faced the sentence in a Fort Madison prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.P
Louis Aedra
Fort Madison
Iowa shows 1928 business better than 1927 says survey
Des Moines notes that over 11 months of 1928 Iowa business outperformed 1927 though some lines lag. Employment fell 0.6 percent in November from October as curtailment spreads into manufacturing. City gains and losses vary with Cedar Rapids up 3 percent and Davenport up 17 percent while Waterloo, Burlington, Des Moines, and Dubuque report declines. The five year Oct totals reach 58,298 employed, with food and kindred products the largest sector at 12,632, rail car shops 11,500, iron and steel 10,414, and lumber 4,942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Des Moines
Iowa
State Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor Bureau
Mississippi River
Waterloo
Burlington
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Sioux City
Ingwersen Offered His Coaching Post Back Says Rumor
Town City reports circulated that Burton Ingwersen head coach of football at the University of Town may coach the Hawkeye team again next year. Athletic council members refused to comment on a rumored board vote favoring retention. President Jessup unavailable and other officials were in Chicago for the Big Ten meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
Burton Ingwersen
University of Town
Hawkeye
Ingversen
Jessup
Chicago
Calgary Sending Warm Wave to Melt Iowa Ice
Des Moines recorded the state’s coldest reading at 6 above as ice began turning to slush. Weather officials forecast a warmup from Calgary Canada with temperatures rising to near freezing today and above freezing tomorrow, easing Iowa’s freezing spell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
Iowa
Des Moines
Government Weather Bureau
Canada
Charles Reed
Bremer Sheriff Seizes Large Still Operation Near Farms
Sheriff John Hallowell and Deputy Fred Hennings seized two stills on Lyle Severin and RI Garr farms near Waverly Indiana. A cave in a corn field connected the sites and held the operation. The larger still held 100 gallons, the smaller five gallons. About 20 gallons of whisky and five 50 gallon barrels of mash were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Waverly
John Hallowell
Fred Hennings
Lyle Severin
R I. Garr
Police shootout hits Chicago area as gang violence escalates
Chicago dispatch reports a second policeman shot in 30 hours while Leroy Gilbert, South Chicago Heights' police chief, was killed in his home. Ernest Schubert was wounded in the leg as he questioned men. the shooter fled. Cook County State’s Attorney John Swanson pledged action against those who killed Gilbert as a coroner’s jury criticized a volunteer posse for Scanlon’s death during the manhunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Leroy Gilbert
Chicago Heights
Ernest Schubert
Schubert
Niles Center
Gilbert
South
Thomas Scanlon
Scanlon
Court tells Ivan Londergan no place for him
Judge George Scott sentenced Ivan Londergan in Dubuque federal court after a guilty plea for mail fraud. The ex-president of Medical Life Insurance must serve three years in prison, but will be suspended with probation and strict conditions including restitution of 1500 dollars within 30 days and employment in a rural setting within the district by March 1, 2099, to reform his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Scott
Ivan Londergan
Dubuque
Londergan
Medical Life Insurance Company
Topeka
Kan
Leavenworth
Biggest Livestock Show Ends Tonight
Chicago reporter notes the 1928 International live stock exposition reaching its finale with auctioneers' gavels, grooms preparing saddle and harness horses, and attendees since 1960 recounting farm prices and land yields amid strong human-interest coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
All the World's a Stage in Waterloo's Holiday Scenes
A Waterloo crowd stockpiles holiday mood with a hungry eastbound rail man tipping a coin to a blind man and exclaiming his hunger for a good dinner. Turkeys, geese, and beef roasts lure shoppers while snow falls after Thanksgiving as workers push through busy bargains and a milkman mourns a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Amateur Football Stars Top Pay In France
In France an investigation by the French Amateur Football federation shows amateur players are the best paid athletes after professional prize fighters. A Paris transfer earned 50000 francs while another Paris player received 20000 francs for staying in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Construction Starts Rise in 31 States East of Rockies
Des Moines reports total construction started in 1928’s first 11 months in 31 eastern states reached 6.1955 billion dollars, up six percent from 1927. In November eastern states let contracts worth 471.4822 million, while the central west district totals reached 136.1008 million, marking the second highest November on record and a 12 percent rise from a year ago. Residential building led with 59.3904 million, public works and utilities 28.4472 million, and commercial buildings 19.9586 million. Central west year to date value stood at 1.8143154 billion, up 10 percent, with contemplated projects in November valued at 349.695 million including Iowa’s 100.009 million road bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Rocky Mountains
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Central West
Iowa
Rockies
Central West Division
Nazarene Revival at 513 Water Street Contacts
The Roberts evangelistic party of the Church of the Nazarene announces revival services at 513 Water Street. Saturday evening features a special divine healing service with Rev. Mr. Roberts praying for the sick. Music will be provided by Mrs. Georgia Hlraven and Miss Florence Kee ton at each service through next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Roberts Evangelistic Party
Water Street
Church of the Nazarene
Roberts
Georgia Halraven
Florence Keeton
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McLain and Holman
MUGGS
Aisin
Dioncha
Opyright ‘By
United Feature Syndicate
Dion
Associated Press
Julius Klein
Edea Ekwek
Marietta
WIZ
EDEA
EYW
Kwek Wren Koa
WOAI
KPRC
WEAP
Wtimji
WRCO
WWI
EVOO
WTMJ
WSEB
WJAX
KSL
Ekhq Ego
KPO
Efi Romo
Bobby Thatcher
George Storm
Bobby
McClure Newspaper SynDicate
Ingwersen
Bremer
Offiger
Swanson
Lfe
Lre
Emp
Chickie
Hollywood
Ine
Gun Stauch Liun
Middlewest
Nazarene Services
Independent Electric Co
Jefferson Street
Quest & Smith E
West Fifth Street
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