Hoover Irigoyen meet to discuss peace and trade in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires Herbert Hoover winds up a visit with President Irigoyen. They confer on US tariff policy and Argentine meat embargo and vow that Argentina and the United States share high pacific ideals. Hoover emphasizes a new era of progress, peace, and liberal democratic values.
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Buenos Aires
United States
Argentina
Herbert Hoover
Trigeyen
Hoover
Irigoyen
North American Republic
America
Geneva
Gesolemn
Kiwanis Christmas Party Planned for December 18
The J Kiwanis club to host a Christmas party for ladies on Tuesday December 18 at 6 p m at Hotel Russell Lamson Dinner will be served a musical program and dancing with a decorated tree Santa Claus will distribute presents under Fred Miller’s guidance The ladies attendance prize will be awarded Committee chaired by W P Jensen All members urged to attend with guests The next two meetings date changes set for December 27 and January 3 in place of Christmas Day.
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J. Kiwanis
Will .Have
Christmaas
Russell Lamson
Santa Claus
Fred Miller
W. P. Jensen
Kiwanis Club
Cornstalk Paper Proves Modern Science in Newsprint
Danville, Til Dec 15. The Danville Commercial News published a special 100 page edition on cornstalk paper, first time such material used by a newspaper. The pulp from nearby farms was made into paper by Kalamazoo firm in six hours of operation. Prairie Farmer also issued a 260,000 copy run on cornstalk paper in a farm back to farm move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Til
Kalamazoo
Mich
Prairie Farmer
National Farm Magazine
Chicago
Brain Tests to Society Wage
A puzzle-like item from the Evening Post describes IQ style tests titled Brain Tests to Society Wage. It presents four word groups with an instruction to identify out-of-place words, noting most groups have only two or three incorrect words. The piece emphasizes speed and theme recognition while offering corrected answers.
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Fansy
Rose
Ruby
Tornado
Mustral
Cyclone
Banker's suicide follows crab orchard bank collapse
Crab Orchard Nebraska December 15 INs C L Rothell 70 longtime Bank of Crab Orchard president hanged himself after the local bank failed leaving $90 000 in depositors losses Rothell blamed himself for a blue Christmas in his village of 600 and left a farewell note I haven't a dollar in the world Neighbors defend him saying he wasn't at fault but the bank failures across the middlewest devastated his fortunes and he could not bear the holiday sorrow
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Crab Orchard
Neb
C. L. Rothell
Nebraska Plains
Santa Claus
Bank of Crab Orchard
Rothell
Middlewest
East High Declam Semifinal Round Chooses Five
East High held the semifinal round of the home declamation contest in the Junior High auditorium. Doris Riggins won humorous with The Really Truly Ghost Story and Thelma Bartholomew placed second with Viva at the Movies. They join Arlene Peters and Marian Hurd in the finals in late January. Dramatic division winners Irma Eickelberg Ruth Miller and Thelma Peterson placed first, second and third. A fourth dramatic speaker may be added later. Finals announcers include Robert Bruner Thomas Hadsell Robert Ritz and Howard Ridenour. Marian Hurd Doris Riggins and Thelma Peterson are Junior High students. Edna Dahlin directs East High dramatics.
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East High
Doris Riggins
Thelma Bartholomew
Ruth Miller
Elf
Thelma Peterson
Thrush
Robert Bruner
Thomas Hadsell
Robert Ritz
Howard Ridenour
Marian Hurd
Edna Dahlin
East High Dramatics
Watson Assured of Senate Leadership as Jones Quits
Washington D C Dec 15 Ins The election of Senator James E Watson Republican Indiana as the next Republican leader of the Senate was made certain when Senator Wesley Jones Republican Washington his only rival withdrew from the race Watson will succeed Senator Charles Curtis Republican Kansas when Curtis becomes vice president March 4 In withdrawing Jones said he could not take on the leadership duties in addition to chairing the commerce committee and serving on the appropriations committee
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Washington
D. C
James E. Watson
Indiana
Senate
Wesley Jones
Watson
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Marth
Jones
Commerce Committee
Appropriations
Executive powers of Radio Commission extended to 1930
Washington December 15. A proposed Senate resolution would extend the executive powers of the federal radio commission to March 16, 1930. Without passage the commission would become an appellate body and its powers would transfer to the commerce department. The plan would authorize hiring a general counsel and three assistants and limit broadcasting license renewals to three months. The measure, agreed by radio legislators, is expected to pass with little opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Watson
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Commerce Department
Commission
Cuban militia plan under interior adviser outlined
Havana December 11 reported that Manuel Sceades Japon, legal adviser to the interior department, outlined a projected establishment of a Cuban national militia as part of official plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Manuel Sceades Japon
Interior Department
Cedar River Rises After Snowmelt And Rain
The Cedar River today stood two feet above normal as rain and snowmelt swelled the stream. The channel is clear of ice after a milder spell and thaw continues.
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Cedar River
Eleventh Flu Death in Blutts Iowa Area
Council Bluffs Iowa December 15 The death of Mrs Anna Skaith Hidges 52 is the eleventh influenza fatality in the week across the town and region as health officials report ongoing complications from flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Blutts
Anna Skaith Hicdges
Detroit Visitor Spends Holidays With McGarvey Family
Jack McGarvey of Detroit Michigan arrives in the city to spend the holidays with his mother Mrs. Julia A. McGarvey at 22 Fourth Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detrotv
Jack McGarvey
Detroit
Mich
Julia A. McGarvey
Fourth Street
Kidnapping of 22 Girls by Bandits Causes No Alarm
El Paso report says 22 girls kidnapped by bandits at Jacatepec Mexico Thursday night remain unaccounted for with fate still undetermined. Dispatch notes 4 000 inhabitants saw the raid and chose the prettiest girls, yet locals are not alarmed as prior abductions often resulted in voluntary stays with the bandits.
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el Paso
Tex
Jacatepec
Mexico
el Continental
Hinson Plant Secures Major Ford Order for Covers
The Hinson Manufacturing Company announced that Ford Motor Company placed a large order for covers consuming about one third of December and January output, possibly February. The order totals at least 30,000 units and prompted Saturday sewing machine operations to meet demand for textile automobile products and other goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinson Manufacturing Company
Ford Motor Company
Clyde Hinson
Joe Saltis Surrenders After 208 Days On Run
Chicago police take in Lip Saltis known as Polack Joe after eluding capture for 208 days. The once feared beer baron was arrested today following a chase that ended with his surrender. He had fled in May after a concealed weapon violation and a $50 fine and 60 day Bridewell sentence.
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Chicago
Polack
Joe” Saltis
Salds
Law and Order
Stockyards
Bridewell
Dubuque Bank Cashier Found With $75,000 Shortage
N. Gindorf cashier of Union Trust & Savings bank Dubuque has been found in his hotel rooms amid reports of a $75,000 shortage. Bank directors and bonding company officials would not comment on charges. The bank said bond coverage was $150,000 and the institution remains solvent after the shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. White
Dubuque
Union Trust & Savings
Miller-Wohl Store Buys Stock of Morey’s
Miller-Wohl company at 235 Fourth Street East purchased the entire stock of Miller's store at 225 Fourth Street East from J. H. Steely trustee with permission of bankruptcy referee J E Jordan. The stock has a retail value of about $15,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller-Wohl Company
Fourth Street
Miller’s
J. H. Steely
J. E. Jordan
Iowa
Marriages Licenses Listed for Waterloo and Des Moines
A compiled notices of marriages shows Francie Miller and alaude Goings both of Waterloo, and John Schwab with Anne Pusch of Waterloo. Additional entries include Fred W. Stephenson of Waterloo paired with Grace V. Peterson of Des Moines, plus Cedar Falls, Verner, Bartholomew, and several others with varied ages and hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francie Miller
Waterloo
Alaude Goings
John Schwab
Anne Pusch
Fred W. Stephenson
Grace V. Peterson
Des Moines
Verner
Bartholomew
Cedar Falls
Eien L. Marshall
Daughters of Veterans Hold Christmas Party and Meeting
The Daughters of Veterans and Daughters of Civil War Veterans plan their annual Christmas party for members and families at Memorial Hall at 8 p.m. Tuesday. A program and exchange of gifts are planned. A business meeting and initiation will precede the party at 7 p.m. at Top Main.
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Daughters OF Veterans
Daughters of
Im Memorial Hall
Top. m
Fredericksburg Triumphs 23–14 Over Lawler
Fredericksburg defeated Lawler 23 to 14 in a basketball game last night, clinching a third straight victory for Deelie Fredericksburg and the local team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Deelie Fredericksburg
Lawler
First Electric Chair Executions Reported in Illinois
Joliet Ill December 15 Three men Chippewa Indian and two Negroes died in the electric chair at the state prison for the murder of William Beck a Lake County farmer They were the first to pay the extreme penalty in this state since substitution of the chair for the gallows Claude Clark was the first to die followed by John Brown and Dominic Bressetti All faced with and without masks while two chaplains prayed with them Governor Smell and the pardons board refused clemency urging the victims final hopes.
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Dominic Bressetti
Clark
Brown
Bressetti
Filigus Weir
William Frye
Len Smell
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Beck
California Land of Charm for Mr. and Mrs. Balliet
Mr and Mrs David M Balliet longtime Waterloo residents enjoy a winter vacation in Whittier California sending a letter describing sunny weather and frequent traveling through cities such as Los Angeles Long Beach Pasadena Hollywood Pomona Elsinore Santa Ana San Diego Coronado Calexico and Tia Juana They toured Imperial Valley Old Mexico and North Island and noted air and gunboat development banana trees orange groves and oil and manufacturing industries along with views from Old Baldy over a sprawling California valley
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David M. Ballet
Waterloo
California
Courier
Balliet
Whittier
Cal
Long Beach Valley
Imperial Valley
Old Mexico
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Pasadena
Hollywood
Pomona
Elsinore
Santa Ana
San Diego
Coronado
Calexico
Tia Juana
North Island
Redondo Valley
Palm Springs
Palm Canyon
Sulphur Hot Springs
Yuma
Hi Centro
Grand Gorge
Warner Hot Springs
Old Baldy
Ocean Valley
Couple Married Today In Home Of Minister
Miss Maude Goings daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Goings 220 Concrete avenue married Francis Miller in a ceremony at 11 o clock performed by Rev Charles V Lannholm pastor of Union Congregational church at his home Attendants were Dirs Elvin Herren and Jack Hughes Ginner was served at the bride and groom home They both work at Rath Packing company and will reside on Commercial street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Goings
W. A. Goings
Concrete Avenue
Francis Miller
Charles V. Lannholm
Union Congregational Church
Elvin Herren
Jack Hughes
Ginner
Colleges Close Early for Christmas Holidays
Dubuque Iowa December 15 Columbus college a Catholic boarding school for boys here closed for the Christmas holidays today instead of December 21 as planned due to the prevalence of influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
INS
Columbus College
Brightest Night Predicted by University Professor
University of Iowa astronomer Prof Charles C Wylie announced that December 26 could be the year's brightest night as the December full moon will be opposite the sun. He also noted winter begins December 2 when the sun reaches its southernmost point at 8 04 p m.
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Towa City
Spooners
Charles C. Wylie
University of Iowa
Wylie
Hollywood bootlegging ring linked to millionaire and two actresses
Federal agents seek a Pasadena millionaire a lawyer and two film actresses as principals in a large scale liquor operation. A San Marino estate yielded 300 cases of imported liquor with records suggesting 10 000 cases distributed in six months. The scheme allegedly involved a wealthy patron legal protection and actress assistance in merchandise and delivery.
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Hollywood
Los Angeles
Pasadena
San Marino
Frank R. McReynolds
Bert Smith
Jac Desmond
California
McReynolds
Rosetta McNally Funeral Set for Sunday at Cedar Falls
Rosetta McNally, 84, long-time Cedar Falls resident, will be buried at Greenwood Cemetery after a 2 p.m. Sunday service at her home 511 West Highth Street. Dr W G Rowley of First Methodist Episcopal Church will officiate. She died after a long illness. Surviving are daughter Katherine and son Frank of Des Moines and sister Mrs Charles Meyers of Dike.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Rosetta McNally
West Highth. Street
W.G. Rowley
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemeery
Katherine
Frank
Des Moines
Charles Meyers
Dike
Rehearing Sought in Bank Guaranty Case in Des Moines
Des Moines discusses a request for a state supreme court rehearing of the Brookhart Lovrien law creating a sinking fund to repay public funds lost in bank failures. A. G. Bush, counsel for Scott County plaintiffs, said the petition will be filed next week. no U.S. Supreme Court appeal is planned if denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Supreme Court
A. G. Bush
Scott County
Bush
United States Supreme Court
Auto ownership statistics show wide country gaps
London reports that Britain has one private motorcar for every 55.9 people while the United States averages one car per 5.8 persons. Canada is at 11.5, France 60.8, Germany 239.2, and Italy 353.3 per car, per society of motor manufacturers and traders.
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London
Great Britain
United States
Canada
France
Germany
Italy
Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders
Missing youth Clarence Moody sought by police
Clarence Moody, 18, last seen at 1709 Commercial Street, failed to return home last night. He is described as five feet seven inches tall, wearing a blue shirt and gray hat. his mother contacted the police for help locating him.
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Youtiht
Clarence Moody
Commercial Street
Fire Alarms At Waterloo Savings Bank Building
Saturday at 10 30 a m a fire alarm was triggered at the Waterloo Savings Bank Building intersecting Fourth and Commercial Streets. The blaze caused boiler damage with no injuries reported. The ad notes insuring property and lists Herman C Miller phone 2404 for purchase or inquiry.
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Waterloo Savings Bank Bldg
Funeral services for James R. Egan in Waterloo
James R. Egan 63 died at home 1022 Jefferson Street at 12 15 a m today. Funeral 9 a m Monday Sacred Heart church burial Calvary cemetery. Egan resident of Waterloo 18 years employed by Chicago Great Western railroad. Survived by widow three children Mayme Egan Cedar Heights L B Glaza Jackson Mich Donald J Egan Detroit area three brothers Charles Egan Highland Wis Will Egan Osage Patrick Egan Cedar Rapids and sister Mrs M J Norton St Paul Minn. Born Madison Wis lived near there before moving to Elma Ia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Egan
Jefferson Street
Sacred Heart Church
Calvary Cemetery
Mr. Egan
Waterloo
Chicago Great Western Railroad
St. Francis Hospital
Madison
Wis
Elma
Anna McConnell
Mayme Egan
L. EB. Glaza
Cedar Heights
Donald J. Egan
Funeral services for Mrs Louisa Enfield 46
Funeral services for Mrs Louisa Enfield of 614 Elm street will be held at Walnut Street Baptist church at 2 pm Monday with Rev Warren L Steves officiating. Burial follows in Fairview. Born June 6 1882 in Bowling Green Missouri she married Albert M Enfield January 28 1907 in Greeley Colorado. The couple lived in Wyoming and Waterloo where Mr Enfield worked for the Illinois Central railroad. She was active in the auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the D A R. Survived by husband three children Helen Wilbur and Leland all at home.
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Louisa Enfield
Elm Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Warren L. Steves
Fairview
Enfield
Bowling Green
Albert M. Enfield
Greeley
Colo
Wyoming
Genevieve Luhring dies from influenza linked heart failure
Waterloo records the first death from the current influenza epidemic. Genevieve Luhring, 26, died at 8:30 a.m. at 1311 Fourth Street West from a heart attack precipitated by a week of flu. Born August 12, 1902, she was a Swift & Co. employee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed H. Luhring of Nashua. Survived by five sisters and two brothers. Body at O'Keefe & Towne mortuary. funeral in Nashua Monday afternoon.
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Genevieve Luhring
Waterloo
Fourth Street West
J. J. Gorman
Town, Street
R. J. Kieler
Dane Street
O’keefe & Towne Mortuary
Nashua
Mrs Thomas Phillips Rites In California
Mrs Thomas Phillips formerly Ella Bingham of Waterloo died recently in California. Born in Waterloo to a pioneer foundryman she taught in east public schools and later married Dr Thomas Phillips, a pioneer Raymond physician. About 30 years ago the couple moved west. Survived by the husband three sons a sister Mrs R A Carson Delano Cal and a brother Will Bingham Denver Colo.
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Thomas Phillips
California
Ella Bingham
Miss Bingham
Waterloo
East
Raymond
R. A. Carson
Delano
Cal
Will Bingham
Denver
Colo
Death notices Mrs Avery Rosgen Long Beach Cal
Word arrived from Mrs. Clfford Redmond of 403 1-2 Fourth street West of the death of her sister in law Mrs Avery Rosgen at Long Beach California on Wednesday. Funeral services were held today at the home. Rosgen born Mae Call had been bedfast a year and a half to an obscure undiagnosed illness. Preceding her in death was sister Cora Vogt wife of L T Vogt formerly of Waterloo, Fred B Call a brother. husband survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clfford Redmond
Fourth Street
Avery Rosgen
Long Beach
Cal
Rosgen
Miss Mae Call
Speake Burial Planned After Death at Home
The body of Stella M Speake who died yesterday at the home of her sister Mrs Ellen Cullom 337 Vine street will be sent to Cedar Rapids tonight for burial there at 3 p.m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella M. Speake
Ellen Cullom
Vine Street
Cedar Rapids
Funeral services for Marshall Gage set for Sunday
Funeral services for Marshall Gage, who died Thursday night at the county home, will be in Hileman and Gindt chapel Sunday at 3 p.m. The body will be taken to Floyd Ia for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Gage
Hilemann& Gindt
Floyd
Foreclosed land must pay taxes, Iowa Supreme Court rules
The Iowa Supreme Court upheld the county treasurer in a case where the Ancient Order of United Workmen sought an injunction to stop tax collection on foreclosed farm land held by fraternal beneficiary societies. The former Galloway nursery farm between Waterloo and Cedar Falls faced about $175 in taxes. The ruling rejects exemptions for foreclosed land held by insurers and fraternal societies, stressing a principle affecting numerous farms in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of United Workmen
Ed Madigan
Galloway
Waterloo
Cedar. Falls
Supreme Court
A. G. Reid
G. W. Wood
Wood
Reid
Iowa Lane
Holiday Dance by U C T Friday at Elks Club
United Commercial Travelers announce a holiday dance at the Elks club ballroom next Friday as the third in a six dance series. New members welcomed. a free Saturday noon dinner is offered to members who recruit or reinstate. Waterloo Council No 201 leads state gains. E M Hall heads the drive to fund The National Traveling Men's Foundation with bonds of fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travelers
The
Elks Club
Waterloo Council No
E. N. Hamiston
Waterloo
E. M. Hall
National
Prediction of Eruption at Kilauea and Mauna Loa Expected
Hilo report quotes Dr. Thomas A. Jaggar Jr, director of the volcano observatory, suggesting Kilauea's Halemaumau pit may erupt soon. He notes decreasing quakes as lava recedes, no near-term date set, and references Mauna Loa activity likely before year end.
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Hilo
Island of Hawaii
T. H
Halemaumau
Kilauea
Thomas A. Jagger, Jr
Volcano Observatory
Jaggar
National Geographic Society
Halemaumau Pit
Mokuawcowee Crater
Mauna Loa
Hoopuloa
Kona
Lodin Capital of World Celebrates First Centenary
Le Conquet France December 15 This coastal village near Brest prepares to mark the hundredth anniversary of one of its twelve iodine factories whose output now supplies half the world. The factory was founded shortly after the 1810s discovery of iodine by B Courtois a saltpetre manufacturer in Paris.
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le Conquet
France
Finistere
Brest
B. Courtois
Paris
Electricity to replace lamps in Arctic night
Murmansk North Russia reports plans for a hydro electric station on the Kola River north of the Polar Circle on the Kola Peninsula. The Esquimaux people of North Russia presently rely on seal oil grease lamps to light their long arctic night, but electricity is expected to bring brighter, cleaner illumination.
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Arctic
Murmansk
North Russia
Esquimaux
Kola River
Polar Circle
Kola Peninsula
Temperatures Next Friday To Wednesday Forecast
The report notes maximum Friday temperatures and a minimum Friday night value. It lists Saturday morning readings around 36 and Saturday afternoon near 71. The text is garbled but indicates a short term temperature forecast with daytime highs and nighttime lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dibaneledaudstenseekl
Body of Middletown cashier Betts found in creek
The body of Watson K. Betts, cashier of the closed Peoples' National Bank in Middletown, was found today in Draw's Creek near the town. Other briefs note protests over coal rates, a French refusal to extradite Henry M. Blackmer, mixed views on the Kellogg pact, a Paraguayan dispute stance, Tunney's silent tribute in Portsmouth, U.S. Marines' standing in Nicaragua and China, a Solar calendar New Year order in Shanghai, and a $9.5 million beet crop payout to Western producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Middletown
Del
Watson K. Betts
Peoples’ National Bank
Draw’s Creek
Here
Portsmouth
Eng
Gene. Tunney
Marine Corps
King George
Shanghai
China
Iowa Diamond Jubilee Exposition to mark fair’s 75th year
Des Moines announces the 1929 Iowa state fair will be named the Iowa Diamond Jubilee Exposition to celebrate 75 years since its establishment and 50 years since the fair’s Des Moines site. The first fair began in Fairfield and moved among Keokuk Dubuque Clinton Cedar Rapids Iowa City Muscatine and Oskaloosa. Special educational exhibits will depict all historical aspects in cooperation with the Iowa state historical department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des
Moines
Des Moines
Fairfield
Keokuk
Dubuque
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Muscatine
Oskaloosa
Iowa State Historical Department
Radio chain programs to resume on two Des Moines stations
Des Moines and Davenport stations WHO and WOC will soon resume NBC chain broadcasts. NBC officials told WHO management that NBC would supply the chain programs on a split time basis, with WHO and WOC alternating weekday night and Sunday airings to carry the NBC content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
WHO
Woc
Davenport
National Broadcasting Company
Bankers Life Company
G. T. McClelland
Pauline Garon Suffers Brain Concussion in Car Crash
Hollywood star Pauline Garon was confined to her home after a rear end collision in Hollywood. She sustained a concussion of the brain and head bruises but her condition is not regarded as serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cal
Pauline Garon
Hoover Receives Paraguay Delegation in Buenos Aires
President-elect Herbert Hoover today met a three member Paraguayan delegation headed by Dr. Eligio Ayala in Buenos Aires. Hoover described the visit as courtesy and unrelated to the Paraguayan Bolivian boundary crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Bolivia
Paraguay
Juan V. Ramirez
Buenos Aires
U.R
Herbert Hoover
United Press
Eligio Ayala
Washington
Foresters To Meet At St Mary's Parish Hall
A social meeting of St. Mary's parish court Catholic Order of Foresters will be held at the parish hall at 7:30 p m on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Parish Court
Catholic Order of Forsesters
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M. Y. Evening Post, Inc
Radio Commission
Ningor Company
FORD
Joe Caltio
Miller-Wohl
MOREY
Illinois
Land of Charm
Mr. and
Mrs. Balliet
Mary Ranney
Ivy Rady
U. S&s
Herman C. Miller
Phono
Mrs. Avery Rosgen
Saus High Court
Black Hawk County
Order of
United Workmen
Hawaiian
Lodin
Pittsburgh Coal Operators
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Parte
Henry M. Blackmer
Foreign Office
Bruce
Maryland
Washington, D
Nicaragua
John A. LeJeune
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Nebraska
Montana
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