Kid Ray Returns To Ring At Electric Park On June 17
Speed and clever boxing draw fight fans to Electric Park Wednesday evening. Kid Ray weighs about 143 pounds for a six round match with Neet Brown who is near 147. Also on the card Cedar Rapids youths Harry Yahn and Scrapper Thompson box four rounds. Out-of-towners Tore Birmingham and Harry Smith meet in a four round semi-windup, with Parsley vs the Wicca Kid in four rounds at 135. California notes mention Lou Bollinger returning to Los Angeles for a 10 round bout with Billy McGowan. Fort Dodge reports a Tred Etzel Fritz Wamp slugfest with Etzel saved by a late knockdown.
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Elestric Park
Kid Hay
el Brawn
Waterloo
Harry Yahn
Scrapper Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Ray
Brown
Hirmy Birmingham
Harry Smith
Nashua
Birmingham
Alabama
Smith
Young Parsley
Larney Saga
Alex Ficher
Los Angeles
Sammy Mandell
Phil Salvadorea
Alex
San Francisco
Rollinger
Three-Year-Old Hit By Auto Injured In Alley
Charles Spears, age three, son of Mr and Mrs C T Spears of 305 Brond Way, is recovering after being struck by automobile driven by A J Davidson of 529 Brat nober Street Friday afternoon in an alley behind the Spears home. He sustained a forehead cut. Three other collisions last night and today caused no injuries.
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Charles
No Delay in Opening Scout Summer Camp Claims Scout Executive
Nine Boy Scout troopers Arthur F Jurs scout executive and Judge John W Gwynne will head to the new camp site between Janesville and Waverly Tuesday with provisions for the camp opening June 22. Rains delayed today’s rush by scoutmasters. no delay in the first period. Awards noted for Lawrence McQuown Francis Williams William Dotson Archie Shannon Henry DaWolf and Eckels Hutchinson.
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Arthur F.jurs
John W. Gwynne
Janesville
Waverly
Court of Honor
Gwynne
Lawrence McQuown
Francis Williams
William Dotson
Archie Shannon
Henry DaWolf
William Seufly
E Burdett Jones
Eckels Hutchison
Radio Programs Near By Stations Listings
A compilation of radio schedules across many stations including WOAW Omaha WOOD Davenport KFDM Beaumont KOA Denver WOOAE Chicago Post and more. Entries list station names frequencies bands programs orchestras concerts and notable performers for near by daytime and evening airtimes.
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WOAW
Omaha
Rizito Symphony Orchestra
Apple- Bruce
WOO
Davenport
KFDM
Beaumont
Upper Iowa catcher suffers fractured jaw in game
Charles Chuck Sullivan, catcher for Upper Iowa, has a broken jaw and will miss about a month after a line drive struck him in the jaw during a game with Rudd. The injury ended his participation in the contest and will sidelined him for a month.
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Iowa
Fayette
Charles
Chuck) Sullivan
Upper Iowa Baseball Nine
Rudd
Limited Appeal on Storm Sewer Assessments
Only 26 of 1,275 assessments won appeals in district court, city clerk Charley C. MacKay says. Owners have until Monday to sign waivers to pay installments. unsigned waivers trigger full immediate tax due and possible sale. The board completed 23 meetings on protests, 51 pages in the transcript to county officials. Immediate payment offers a $1.50 reduction. registry fee drops to $3 if paid before notices. State law requires payment within 15 days after notice.
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Charley C. MacKay
Waterloo
Tell Police When You Find Your Own Car
When Clifford Daker’s car was stolen he found it near a cemetery before reporting. Police questioned him as the vehicle was recovered, and he explained he wanted to avoid being accused of theft. The case shows tensions around reporting a car you reclaim.
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Clifford Daker
Walker
Independence
Daker
Grundy Center Gun Club Sets Shoot Thursday June 18
Grun dy Center Iowa June 19 Special The Grundy Center Gun Club will hold a trapsheet Thursday June 18 starting at 10 am with 14 targets seven 1 event entries priced at 4 each and targets 2 80 each. A double event 12 pairs with entrance 2 will be shot cashier Fred Whitney. Rainy Des Moines forecast Friday. home from codming Leo Gleason and John Campbell returned from Iowa State College Ames to spend the summer with their families.
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Grundy Center Gun Club
Grandy Center
Fred Whitney
Leo Gleason
John Gampbell Nave
Iowa State College
Ames
Sumer
Tax Revision Sentiment Gains Increasing Speed
Washington June tension grows as the federal tax revision debate accelerates toward the next Congress. Senator Oscar Underwood urged a flat 2 percent income tax with a maximum 13 percent surtax, aligning with Smoot and President Coolidge on broad tax cuts including inheritance taxes, while considering limiting states from taxing incomes.
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Associated
Smoot
Vinh
Senate Finance Committee
Underwood
McClain Leads Courier Tourney Qualifiers At Sunnyside
Fred McClain with 79 stands as low qualifier in the Courier’s annual county golf tournament at Sunnyside links. Top 32 from the first 18 holes advance after a second 18 holes set for tomorrow. Officials announce pairings by Sunday evening and the first round must be completed by Thursday night.
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Fred McClain
Courier
Sunnyside Links
P. m
Bill Bathie
Sunnysine
FL McClain
Burr Lichty
Boyleba
Liffring
Mt. WW
Ricker
Nauman
K. I. Bragdon &i
R. G
Ik. Walker
G. T. Jury J. Metnenie
H. B. Chandler
Collins CA
Night Intruder Attack In Quiet Walnut Street Home
At 3 a.m. a stranger broke into the Wright residence at 902 Walnut Street and assaulted 16 year old Robert Wright. George Wright alerted by a scream, A. L. Harding’s alarm joined police who rushed to scene. The boy’s dreamlike fright ended as officers arrived amid calm.
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George Wright
Walnut Street
Robert Wright
A. L. Harding
Robert
Lita Nemo
Community Picnic at Cedar Heights Draws Crowds
A Cedar Heights community picnic attracted 176 attendees with rain forcing the supper and program into the school gym. A. Fullerton led the community singing, slides on a screen illustrated songs, M. A. secretary F. P. Rehmier spoke, H. Moeller distributed eight grade diplomas to ten pupils, and a humorous boxing stunt between William Galloway and Henry Morgan entertained the crowd as Rev. J. A. Laurie spoke.
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Cedar Heights
A. Fullerton
Fullerton
F. P. Rehmier
Henry Morgan
Galloway
Morgen
Morgan
J. A. Laurie
Ball Game Delayed Ahead Of European Trip
The event that was to be played has been postponed until next Friday evening. Team captains are James Burns and James Hubbard. A talk on Moscow was given by Community Church. A legal decree on recognition by Soviet courts is under discussion by Soviet officials.
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Europe
James Burns
James Hubbard
Community Church
Moscow
Conmimon Faye Omarages
Worst storm hits Floyd County farms near Marble Rock
Floyd county farmers near Marble Rock dig out after a cyclonic storm midweek. Homes barns silos windmills and orchards were wrecked as far as the Grant Mills and Arhart farms. No deaths, but thousands of chickens died and damage ran high across several properties.
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Marblyn Rock
Floyd County
Marble Rock
John Beer
Grant Mills
Fred Arhart
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