Living Glaciers origin described by Dr. Reed in Natural History
Dr. Chester A. Reeds of the American Museum of Natural History writes in Natural History about how glaciers form from perpetual snow and flow down valleys. He notes their global distribution from Alaska and the Andes to Antarctica, railways through ice fields, and human-made shelters and viewing sites near glaciers.
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Smyth Channel
Strait of Magellan
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Boivin
Bout
Patagonia
The Trespassers The Heavy Plane Roared Across Meadow
A heavy plane roared across a narrow meadow without rising then skimmed a treeline as the barrier neared and the pilot tilted the nose toward the air, marking a perilous moment of attempted lift.
Radio listings tease varied programs across stations
Central Standard time schedules show diversions and music for Tuesday including Eskimos meeting Iglooville Carlton Boxlti and orchestral performances. It notes Wavelengths by call letters and lists many stations such as WEAP WGY WTAM WGN KSD and WHAS, with Royal Canadians hosting Wendell Hall at 7 PM and a boxed Carlton program lineup.
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WTAM
WGN
KSD
WSM
WSL
KFI
KGW
KOMG
Eskimos
WEAF
KSTP
Wow
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KFAA
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WSH
KSL
KPO
KGO
HFI
Carlton Boxlti
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Wren
Royal Canadians
Wendell Hall
WABC
WADG
WEREC
WGHF
WOWO
KMOX
EMBOO
KOM
Radio Programs Listed Across Cities In Dense Schedule
A sprawling OCR reveals radio schedules across Chicago Cincinnati and Minneapolis with stations KYW WGN WMAQ and WCCO listing orchestras lectures and features. The notes include time slots from early morning to late night and references to upcoming Notre Dame Wisconsin football game possibly at Soldier Field Chicago in October.
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Qiin
Nighthawks
Ensemble
Radio
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Cincinnati
Fillmore’s Bane
Jack & Jean
WOCO
Minneapolis
Sac
Hotel PE
Des Moines Orchestra
Bean Role Spectal
Eveready
Clicquet Club Eskimos
Packard Company
Keith Orpheum
Bankers Life Little Symphony
F—Kyw
the Smiths
Ramblers
Quin
Radio Floomwalker
WEA
Wile
Protine Sishers
Foresters
Franklin Ensemble
WCCO
Spice & Spruce
WHO
Wwoines
Homestead
Drake University
Soldier Field
Madison
Wis
South Bend
Notre Dame
Bulldogs Fall To Tigers In Narrow 36 25 Loss
Des Moines dispatch reports Missouri defeated Drake 36 to 25 after a 36 35 win over Drake the previous night. Myers missed two late free throws in a tight finish as Missouri led 21 20 at halftime. Missouri players Welsh Morgan Ruble Baker Craig Beach and others added points while Drake counters Modeer Bowes King Roderick Van Koten Monahan Iverson Barnes contributed. Also notes Jerry Griffiths from Sioux City has been matched to meet Billy Freas in White City next Monday night.
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Baker
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Modeer
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King
Roderick
Z van Koten
Monahan
Iverson
A Dy Barnes
Eetecenes
Gs Quigley
St. Mary's
Jack North
Highland Park
Griffiths
Freas
Chicago
Jerry
Tuffy) Griffiths
Sioux City
Billy Freas
Grand Rapids
Mich
White City
Theatres At Plaza Riviera Strand In Busy Program
FONIGUT PALACE presents Helen Costello in Hus bands for Rent with Owen Moore plus Big Bluff and Fox news. PLAZA features The Scarred Lady with Lya de Putti Don Alvarado and Warner Oland and Collegi ans with Ralph Lewis. RIVIERA shows Monie Blue in Conquest with Warmer Bros and a polar exploration romance. STRAND offers Submarine with Jack Holt and a Vitaphone reel of acts.
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Owen Moore
Fox News
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Don Alvarado
Warner Oland
Ted
Ralph Lewis
Color Picture
Riviera
Monie Blue
Warmer Bros
Lois Wilson
Olive Faye
Lassiter Bros
Ray Conlin
Movietone and
Paranouns News
Jack Holt
Ralph Graves
Dorothy Revier
England's Great Golfer John Low Dead at 60
London reports the death of John Laing Low a renowned British golfer and authority on the game at Woking aged 50 He was a member of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews and led the Oxford and Cambridge golfing society serving as captain for 20 years He also chaired the rules of golf committee for several years.
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Sacred Heart Five Plays Rapids Team on Waterloo Floor
Sacred Heart under coach Tim Murphy meets Immaculate in Waterloo gym as Sacred Heart seeks to extend its hot streak after recent strong showings against Rapids opponents.
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Cedar Rapids Clash Sees Five Starters Back in Sacred Heart Arena
Conception of Cedar Rapids hosts Waterloo at 8 p.m. on the Sacred Heart floor. Murphy confirms the same five effective players will start and must stay in the game while Waterloo offers a strong challenge. Micka, formerly of Sacred Heart, joins Cedar Rapids tonight. Knapp and Caughlin are set to start as well.
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Waterloo Team Forwards and Guards Named
The Waterloo forwards include Captain Kress at center with Fuller and Heyes at guard positions. A French inventor circa 1680 devised a method to make artificial pearls by lining glass spheres with iridescent fish scales.
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