Seventeen High School Quintets Enter Prep Tourney
Seventeen high school basketball teams entered the sectional tournament to be held at Cedar Falls High School on March 1 and 2. Class A includes Cedar Falls, Clarksville, Greene, Jesup, Teachers College High, Sheil Rock, Waverly, Waterloo West. Class B lists Allison, Applington, Denver, Geneva, New Hartford, Janesville, Orange Township, Parkersburg, Tripoli. East High enters the Oelwein tournament, final list released soon. Teachers College and Waterloo West emerge as top Class A contenders. Class B teams appear evenly matched with outcomes uncertain.
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Cedar Falls High School
Cedar Falls
Clarksville
Greene
Jesup
Teachers College High
Sheil Rock
Waverly
Waterloo West High
Allison
Aplington
Denver
Geneva
New Hartford
Janesville
Orange Township
Parkersburg
Tripoli
Oelwein
East High School
Inal
Teachers College
Charles City
Grundy Center to Meet Reinbeck in County Cage Final
Grundy Center and Reinbeck high schools advance to the county tournament final in Reinbeck Ia with sharp showings. Grundy Center defeated Beaman 43 to 15 while Reinbeck beat Wellsburg 32 to 11. In the consolation final Dike edged Wellsburg 26 to 23 in OT.
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Courier Special Service
Reinbeck
Grundy Center
Beaman
Wellsburg
Dike Cagers
Geneseo to Meet Tama Quintet in County Cage Final
Geneseo advances to the Tama county basketball final after a 21 to 18 victory over Dysart in Dysart, Inc. play. Tama crushed Clutier 34 to 19 by half and finished strong to reach the decisive contest today.
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Geneseo
Tama
Courter Special Service
Dysart,Inc
Dysart
Clutter
Clutier
West High Intramural Quintets Battle In Thrilling Open
West High’s intramural basketball tournament began with several close games. Scores include Yanks 12 Rangers 11, Cubs 19 Loafers 3, Black Hawks 5 Honecrushers 6, and Rattlesnakes 9 Bailermakers 7. Captains listed as Davis Mayne Hutchinson Halleck Strain Cottrill Busby Farnham Howard Reinstein Ferris Kohl Larsen H Leon Burkett Evans Mosler and Schuy.
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West High
Yanks
Rangers
Peacocks
Bengals
Rookies
Owns
Bears
Lynx
Cubs
Loafers
Badgers
Pirates
Bulldogs
Honecrushers
Black Hawks
Hatentots
Rattlesnakes
Bailermakers
Davis
Mayne
Hutchinson
Halleck
Strain
Cottrill
Busby
Farnham
Howard
Reinstein
Ferris
Kohl
Larsen
H. Leon Burkett
Evans
Mosler
Schuy
Central Standard Mine Radio Programs Tease On Air Listings
Radio program listings broadcast across stations WABC WJ... feature Goldman Band and orchestra showcases. Chicago schedules list concert, dance, and dramatic pieces with orchestral performances and late night features across multiple networks and times.
Evening radio schedule with diverse musical acts
A compact list of 9:00 to 11:00 PM program slots featuring Hawaiians singers, Dance Hour, pianist dinner music, old producer philosophies, Ausical Programs, Dance Program, Des Moines studio, Mid-Continent Pet Corp, Lew White organist, Mildred Hunt and the Marimbs band, General Electric and American Tobacco Company mentions, Fence Sisters, Park Central Hotel orchestra, and a weather note for Bankers Lilo Aight Opera.
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Minneapolis
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Pet. Corp. T
Lew White
Mildred Hunt
Marimbs
General Electric Co
American Tobacco Company
Fence Sisters
Park Central Hotel
Bankers Lilo Aight Opera
Sunday Radio Schedule Features Attar and Concert Programs
A dense listing of radio program times and stations across Chicago and major markets. Includes names like Attar, Fannie Bruce, the Theatre of the Air, Champions Orchestra Program, Sunday Concert Orchestra, and various church services. Highlights multiple stations such as WEAF WGY WTAM WSB and WGN with hourly and half hour slots.
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KSL
KPO
KFE
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KHQ
KOMO
KGW
Theatre of the Air
Fannie Bruce
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WADC
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WGHP
WBBM
Wowo
KiOx
KMBO
KOIL
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WHK
Wwwco
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KGA
Wrra
WEAF
WGY
WTAM
KSTP
WSB
WFAA
KPRO
WEBCO
KFI
KYW
Chicago
Father Perrin
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Chiicago
Nighthawks
Pat Barnes
Dream Ship
WMAQ
Chicago—org
Church Bervices
Sunday Evening Club
Auld Sandy
Amuos
Andy
Elbie Reading
WLW
Cincinnati—soo
Plana
Gles Club
Wibg—Musicale Novelesque
Weco Minneapalis
Soo
S—Argund the Sanovar
Symphony Orchestra
WHO
Des Moines
S. B. Wise
Dr. Cadman
Monday Radio Schedule With Edison and Empire Builders
A dense listing of radio programs across stations such as KOKA KYW WGN WSB and WMAQ. It catalogues family parties, bands, orchestras, and news blocks with times from 6:00 to 12:00 and regional mentions like Chicago Cincinnati and Minneapolis. Names include Patrick Conway Velce Otto Discs and John Thompson with events spanning informal talks to dance music.
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Thomas A. Edison
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Wren
KPO
KPI
Patrick Conway
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WGY
WTAM
WWJ
WTMJ
WGN
KSD
KSTP
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WDAF
WFAA
KPRG
WOAI
KSL
KGO
KFI
KGW
WOR
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WERGO
WGHP
WMAQ
KMOX
WHR
WGL
KLZ
KDYL
KYA
KGA
Empire Builders
Clark and Lewis
WEAF
WHAS
WSB
WWFAA
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Filg-Ryw
Chicago
Orchestra
Velce
Otto
D—Edison
Insomnia Club
MIKA
Quin
Nighthawks
Ensemble
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Gypsies
Family Party
Éin
Stock Exchange Gant
WLW
Cincinnati
Hamilton Club
Wol & Wi Dane
WCCO
Minneapolis—sin
Hamline University
Wito Dex Moines
John Thompson
Boyz Marass4 Company
Drake University
Bankers Life Little Symphony
Stata Wistortens Dept
Merger Talked for Lawn City Parishes
Cedar Falls Feb 16 The First Congregational and First Presbyterian churches in Lawn City are considering a merger. No definite action has been taken though overtures have been made before. Previous attempts failed to reach formal steps. Clergy who have served both parishes favor consolidation as a logical solution to shared problems.
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Courier
Cedar, Falls
First Congregational
First Presbyterian
Flying Wing May Become Ultimate Plane
Associated Press reports on Vincent Burnelli’s flying wing concept and a 20 passenger test craft. He envisions wings as the main fuselage with luxurious passenger compartments, engines along the leading edge, and a fleet plan of 200 planes operating between New York and Chicago.
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William E. Bercatold
Associated Press
New York
Vincent Burnelli
Burnelli
Ight
Burnnelli
United States
P. W. Chapman
Leigh Wade
Chicago
Lieut
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Melville Stone Dies at 81 Former AP Head
New York Feb 18 AP Melville Stone longtime general manager of the Associated Press for 28 years and a driving force in journalism dies at his home in his eighty first year after four months of failing health Cause of death arteriosclerosis He began as a newsman at 20 and guided AP toward unbiased cooperative gathering Tributes from Adolph Ochs and others call him a patriot and monumental figure in press history.
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New York
Melville
Stone
Associated Press
Becase of Rage
Adolph S. Ochs
New York Times
Gary
Last Talk With Widow and Daughter Proclaimed Belief in American Government
The article notes a final address, a widow and daughter surviving the speaker, and mentions his conviction that the American theory of government is the best. It names Mrs Martha McFarland Stone, daughter Elizabeth Creighton Stone, and brother Ormond Stone, with two sons Herbert S Stone and Melville E Stone Jr deceased earlier, including Herbert’s death at the Lusitania sinking.
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Martha McFarland Stone
Marrage
Chicago
Las
Elizabeth Creighton Stone
Professor Ormond Stone
University of Virginia
Herbert 5. Stone
Meville E. Stone, Jr
Herbert Stone
Father Seeks Custody of Two Children in Divorce Suit
In a Waterloo area filing, Leo Glasple seeks custody of two children aged 9 months and 2 years in a late filed divorce petition against Celesta Glasple. The couple wed December 2, 1926, at Waterloo and lived together until February 14. Lucius Crafton seeks a decree against Benjamin H. Crafton, whom she married May 11, 1919, at Fairbault, Minnesota, asking custody of their child Marguerite. In a separate action, Fannie E. Kelley sues Clarence M. Kelley for divorce and alimony after she testified of repeated abuse by her husband. court adjourned to 9 a.m. Monday.
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Leo Glasple
Celesta Glasple
J. W. Thompson
Waterloo
Lucius Crafton
Benjamin H. Crafton
Pairbault
Minn
Marguerite
Fannie E. Kelley
Clarence &. Kelley
H. B. Boies
Division of
District Court
Passing Motorcar Forces Boy Off Sled In Aplington
Fred Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs Henry J Johnson, was severely contused Friday afternoon when a passing car struck his bobsled causing him to be thrown to the ground. He was riding on the rear tunner outside the sled with school pupils when the accident occurred west of town.
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Gourier
Aplington
Fred Johnson
Henry J. Johnson
Iowa fights to merge motor traffic bills into comprehensive code
Des Moines reports push to unify numerous bills regulating motor vehicles, licensing drivers, and mandating compulsory insurance. Subcommittees from house and senate motor vehicle groups will study merger, aiming for a single Iowa motor vehicle code.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Hoover Safety Conference
Many Pay Tribute to W. H. Milley at Funeral Rites
Friends and family gathered at First Brethren church to honor W. H. Milley 77 who died of heart disease at his home. Rites led by Reve A. P. Blough and Rev. Edwin Boardman Jr. Included singing by Mrs. L. A. Cobb and piano by Mrs. Ed Steege. Casket bearers listed, burial in Orange Township cemetery. A family prayer preceded the service.
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Woo. Miller
Denver Street
First Brethren Church
Sumner to vote March on municipal power plant franchise
Sumner will vote March 20 on establishing a municipal power plant through a franchise with the Municipal Utilities Corporation of Des Moines. The 10 year franchise would fund the plant from earnings, with ownership transferring to the town at decade’s end. Central Iowa Power & Light Co currently supplies street light service under a contract expiring this year. Mayor Ludwig and Councilman Reis toured Cedar Falls to study engines similar to those proposed for Sumner.
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Gourier Special Servicey
Sumner
Municcpal Uklliles Corporation
Bes Moines
Central Iowa Power & Light Co
O. O. Ludwig
George Reis
Cedar Falls
Tama Youth Ends Life Using Three Methods
Edward Novotny, 20, a farm youth from Tama, killed himself after his father died by suicide a decade earlier. Doctors attributed the death to poison after he first slashed his wrists, then ingested poison at a farm house, and finally fired multiple shots, with one bullet causing fatal injuries. Relatives noted Despondency.
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Toledo
Edward Novotny
Novotny
Fire destroys residence at Allison Iowa
Allison Iowa February 16 Fire gutted the interior of the W B Miller home and most contents around 7 pm yesterday starting in the furnace room and racing through an air shaft to all rooms. The family was away at the time. The house valued at about as some insurance was carried.
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Allison
Miller
Mayor Endorses Waterloo Chamber Expansion Move
Waterloo mayor Glenn Tibbitts issues a proclamation backing the Forward Expansion movement of the Waterloo Chamber of Commerce. The statement urges broad enlistment, calls United Energy the medium, and expresses belief that expansion will boost city growth and civic progress through inclusive membership across firms of all sizes.
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Glenn Tibbitts
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce
United Energy
Waterloo
Chamber of Commerce
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