Clinton Bowler Tops Pinmen State Tourney
Fort Dodge and Clinton bowlers led Iowa state tourney action closing yesterday. Ingwersen of Clinton won all events with 1 763 points as Fort Dodge captured five-man and doubles honors. Rankin Motor won five-man, Crescent Biscuit, Davenport led doubles, and Ashley topped singles with 612. Shugart of Ames and other finishers listed among top results.
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Fort Dodge
Fort, Dodge
Clinton
Bio City
Yowa
Ingversen
Rankin: Motor Company
Grescent Biscuit
Brelner-Peterson
Fort ‘Dodge
Grosz-Markley
Aken-Fraglar
Ames
Ingwersen-Rodefer
Oubride-Olson
Des Moines
Edieees
Ishiey
Sioux City
Shugart
Kale
Mason - City
Cyclone trackman quits cinders for course in flying
Ames Iowa Feb 4 E Dill Smith trackman at Iowa State college left here Saturday forsaking the cinder path for a year of flying training. He is among 11 of 130 candidates passing examinations for entrance into the army flying school at March Field Riverside near San Francisco. After eight months at March Field he may go to Kelley Field San Antonio. A year hence he plans to return to Iowa State to finish mechanical engineering and enter commercial aviation. He was a hurdler last year and has run the quarter this year.
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Courier Special Service
Ames
E. Dill Smith
Iowa State College
Smith
Fumlor Im Mechanical, Engineering and Son
E. B. Smith
Iowa State
Army Flying School
March Meld
Riverside
San Francisco
Waterloo Pinmen Register Low in State Tournament
Waterloo bowlers at Fort Dodge failed to reach the top five and likely missed prize money in the state tournament. They faced heavier pins than usual, with first team players Frank and Al Manahl Packy McFarlane Mike Gorman Ed Newman. Second team members included Harper Doc Stainbrook McSweeney Art Brown and Doc Budack.
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Waterloo
Fort
Dodge
Frank
Al’Manahl
Packy McFarlane
Mike Gorman
Ed Newman
Harper
Doc Stainbrook
McSweeney
Art Brown
Doc Budack
College Basketball Results Saturday Roundup
Town defeated Chicago 23 to 21 while Notre Dame crushed Wabash 36 to 23. Elmhurst led Wheaton 28 to 26 and Nebraska topped Iowa State 45 to 30. Other scores included Marquetta 23 over Draka 22 and Bradley 35 to Milken 15.
Radio schedules and program listings mix of stations and shows
A dense, era-sounding roster of radio segments across multiple stations. Mentions Beatrice Belkin, Eleanor Painter, and various program times with dozens of call letters, concerts, orchestras, and special features across cities like Chicago, WGN, WOR, WMAQ, and more.
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Roxy
Beatrice Belkin
Coloratura
Wiz
KDRA
EWK
Wren Wls Werd
WERC
Family Party
Frank Crummitt
Julian Sanderson
WEAP
WOY
WTAM
WWI
WGN
Kap Wow
WDAI
WIAA
EPRC
WOAI
WHAS
WSM
WSB
Wimj -Kstf
KOA
KSL
KGO
KPO Khq
KFI
KGW
Ekomo Woot Wiod
Eleanor Painter
WOR
Wado Wero
WGRP
WMAQ
EMOX
KMBC
KOIL
WSPD
KLZ
KDYL
Kpla Kya
KJR
KGA
Empire Builders
Columbia River
WEAF
WGY
KSH
WOW Wimj
WFAA
KPRC
WOAT
WERG
KPO
KHQ
KOMO
KYW
WDAF
Wmc
Talk by John Thompson and studio program rundown
A historical radio schedule lists 12:45 talk by John Thompson, 2:00 Boyz Harness Company and 1: Markets, 2:00 Markets 3 8:10 Drake University, 3:00 Bankers Life Little Symphony, 4:00 Stace historical department, 4:30 Studio program, 4:50 News summary.
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KYW
Chicago
Unecle
Bob
Eskimos
Orchestratlans
Slumber Musics
WGN
Quin
Nighthawks
WMAQ
US of Chicago
Amos-Andy
Chih
WLW
Cincinnati
WCCO
Minneapolis
Southern Sunshine
d—Whiteman
Voice of Columbia
Des Moines
Wbrary Tathe
Clicquot Club Eskimos
Packard Lackard
Keith Orpheum
Bankers Life Little Symphony
Radio Schedules and Names Across Chicago and Des Moines
A fragmented OCR listing radio program slots and station call signs for cities including Chicago and Des Moines. It catalogs diverse shows from orchestral programs to theaters, Eskimos acts, and late-night music blocks, interspersed with station identifiers and odd phrases. The document mixes times, program titles, and many unreadable tokens, reflecting a dense historical broadcast grid.
Dayton Mak Named Head Three W Club at Whittier School
Dayton Mak son of Mr and Mrs Leo Mak 1310 Third Street West was elected president of the Three W club of the Sixth grade at Whittier school Friday afternoon He succeeds Paul Grange who entered Junior high school today A program featured talks on Why I d Like Whittier by other class members read list of pupils neither absent nor tardy during the first semester with names across several grades
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Dayton’ Mak
Leo Mak
Third Street West
Whittier School
Paul Grange
Elven
Whittier
T Junior High School
Eindergerten
Philip Keagy
Alice Morsis
Mary Jean Hurlbut
Shopworn Angel at Riviera Promises Amusements
The play The Shopworn Angel stars Gary Cooper and Nancy Carroll in a wartime romance set in New York with a doughboy hero and chorus girl. The Riviera shows feature a brief dialogue climax, music and a cheerful stage side with Adler Dunbar and Cranium’s acts plus a daring aerial routine.
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Riviera Theatre
Bill Tyler
Gary Cooper
Daisy Heath
Nancy Carroll
Tyler
Texas
New York
Daisy
Dmg Tyler
Gary
Paul Lukas
Roscoe Karns
Adler & Dunbar
Adler
Cliff Crane
Bill
Carl Iin
Bubbles Crowell
Bi” Carlin
Ralph Jones
Johnny Wood
Daredevil Climber
L. BE. W
The Wedding March at Plaza with Von Stroheim and Wray
A Plaza screening presents The Wedding March starring Erich von Stroheim and Fay Wray. The review highlights lavish production, vivid Vienna setting, and strong performances, noting its morally sharp themes and Technicolor Corpus Christi procession as striking visuals.
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Shug
Plaza Theatre
Erich von Stroheim
Fay Wray
von Strohelm
Faye Wray
Vienna
Traer Bank Installs Vault Ventilating System
Traer State bank becomes a pioneer by installing vault ventilators in both vaults to protect employees and patrons from suffocation or entrapment. The system cost about 400 dollars and involves nine inch holes cut through vault walls covered by steel plates that only open from inside.
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Courier Special Sorpica
Traer
Traer State Bank
The Michigan Kid at Strand and Palace shows
The Strand presents The Michigan Kid featuring Conrad Nagel and Renee Adoree with a dramatic bare knuckle feud over a girl, a rafting escape, and a forest fire sequence. Also at the Palace Richard Dix stars in Warming Up with Jean Arthur, plus Fighting Fanny and Red Lips at Crystal playhouses.
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Conrad Nagel
Strand Theatre
Renee Adoree
Nagel
Michigan
Alaska
Frank Hayward
Floyd Whitlock
Hayward
Johnny Hyman
Webster
Arthur Byron & Co
Sam Goslow
Strand News
V. L
Dix
Palace
Richard Dix
Jean Arthur
Widow Leaves Note On Undertaker For Disposal Of Body
A woman who had called at a house for two days without response left a note for the local undertaker directing the disposal of her body. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death and the note’s authenticity.
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Dren
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WADG
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Kdyl Epla Kya Kir
Cyrano de Bergerec
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Dayton Mak
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Riviera
Plaza
1861
Cal J. Miller
Traer Bank
Denver
Henry Zuppke and
Paramount Pictura
Bill Carlin
Adler & Dunbar Movietone News
Caes
Paramount Pictures
Strand
Mike Donlin
New York Giants
Gret Thomas
Bob Murray
Truck Yannah
Wally” Hood
Benns' Reardon
National League
Jimmy Toman
Pacific Coast League
Fanny
Fox News
Red Lips
Crystal
Marian Nixon
Buddy Rogers
Stanley Taylor
Marian
Cupid
Buddy
O. K
Kalona
INS
Dick Ayers
Plazaq
UA Orv
Garamount
REX Beach
Renee Adobee
Vitaphone Talking Pictures
Arthur Byron
Sam Coslow
June Clyde
Lee
LIONS
Harland Yerkes
Strand Theatre Orchestra
Milton Sills
Manning Bowman
Image
Emerald Glow
Iowa Public Service Co
West Side
Emil Jannings
of the Fathers
Kath Chatterton and
Barry Norton
Ain
Paramount Sound
Reisenfeld
Bill Carlin Ang
Paramount
Ralph
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