Minnesota Primary Race Rumor Ties to National Aid
Rumors claim Senator Moses and the Republican Senate Committee will back Gov. Preus in Minnesota’s July 1946 election to replace late Senator Knute Nelson. Friends deny the claim, saying any administration help would come after the June 18 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Republican Senatorial Committee
Minnesota
Knute Nelgon
Cay
George H. Mosea
Senatorial Committee
Broadcasting Program at Palmer School of Chiropractic
Radio schedule from Davenport Iowa lists transmission times and programs including weather on the river at 11 08 am, chimes concerts at noon and 5 45 am, an educational talk by C C Hall, a Sandman visit, baseball scores, and a one hour dance program by the P 6 C orchestra.
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Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
C. C. Hall
P.6.c. Orchestra
Concerts on 400 meters broadcast by Mary Anderson theater
The Courier reports a 4:00 to 5:00 pm Central Standard Time concert by the Mary Anderson theatre orchestra with Miss Alles Monore of Jeffersonville, Ind soprano solos and Clifford Gorman on Rialto organ. Local livestock market reports follow at 4:50 pm and baseball scores at 4:55 pm.
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Courier-Journal & Louisville Times
Louisville
Mary Anderson Theatre Orchestra
I OM Jones
Puis Miss Alles Monore
Jeffersonville
Ind
Clifford Gorman
Rialto Theatre
Ewtain Roarket
Jane Webster Murrell
Lucile Schneider
Bernice Funk
Anna Blankenbaker
Sirs
Whliam Herman
A. W. Ott
Josephine Aflller
Jane Hoover
Mary Agnes Ott
Oriss Ethel Fisher
Queile Schneider
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus Ads In Waterloo Today
Circus advertisements reach Waterloo with posters and lithographs announcing a two week away show. Advertising car and agents prepare the city for the tented circus set to perform at Cedar River Park with parades and 2 pm and 8 pm performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Waterloo
Cedar ‘River Park
Police Notes and Public Order Actions Reported
Police notes detail Louis Rosencrans being returned to Waterloo on a desertion warrant with a probable preliminary at 9 a m. Frank C. Lewis faces a statutory charge after arrest at a local hotel. John Nissen found not guilty of reckless driving. Minton Burch and A J Wilson paid fines for speeding on Bridge street. Historian Daniel Joseph Ryan dies at 68 in Columbus.
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Louis Rosencrans
Council Bluffs
Will
Waterloo
John N. Sweitzer
Frank C. Lewis
A. C. Neill
John Nissen
O. B. Courtright
Municipal Court
Nissen
S. I. Lindsey
Raymond Road
Minton Burch
Bridge Street
A. J. Wilson
Wilde a British Flyweight Champion With Notable Knockout Record
New York reports Jimmy Wilde world flyweight champion set to defend his title in a 15 round bout against Pancho Villa at the Polo Grounds. Wilde, famed for a career with just one knockout defeat, boasts 63 knockouts in 127 fights and a fighting weight around 112 pounds.
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New York
Jimmy Wilde
Pancho Villa
Polo Grounds
Wilde
Pete Herman
London
Synde
Cardiff
Wales
British Isles
America
Joe Lynch
Pat Moora
Memphis
Jack Sharkey
U.S
Villa
Miss Orcutt Narrowly Falls In Rye Championship Drive
Miss Orcutt advanced to the rounds before the semifinals at Rye on Wednesday. She was eliminated by Airs. G. Nobeckschar of Piping Rock in a thrilling eighteenth hole finish, with the experienced Piping Rock player winning 1 up.
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Miss Orcutt
Rye
Airs
G. Nobeckschar
Harold G Turner Named Athletic Director at Iowa Falls
Harold G Turner has been chosen as athletic director for Iowa Falls high school for the coming season. Polly Wallace departs to Cornell College for a similar post. Turner captained the Coaecalfega football team at Cedar Rapids last year and previously coached the Presbyterian basketball team, which won the Cedar Rapids city championship. Turner's home is in Walker, Indiana.
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Iowa Faults
Turner
Iowa Falls High School
Polly” Wallace
Cornell College
Coaecalfega
Cedar Rapids
Presbyterian
Purner
Hame
Walker
Mrs. Susan Webber Dies Early Today at Gilbertville
Mrs. Susan Webber died at 1:45 a.m. in Gilbertville after a month long illness. She returned from visiting a son in Riceville. Husband and two children preceded her. survivors include Mary Theodore and Frank, with siblings in Gilbertville Riceville Whittier and Los Angeles.
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Susan Webber
Gilbertville
Riceville
Mary
Theodore
Frank
Henry
Nick
Susan Schmidt
Whittier
Cal
Frank Lies
Los Angeles
Fort Dodge approves largest single building permit
Fort Dodge Iowa reports the $800000 Warden Arcade and Apartment building permit for First avenue South and Ninth street. The eight story addition to the Warden structure has a $489650 base construction value and tops prior city records. Construction on the first floor frame is advancing as concrete work nears.
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Fort Dodge
First Avenue South
Ninth Street
F. Warden
Whittrell & Co
George Rockey
Local sports notes set new records and finals resolved
Gienna Collett set a new course record at a Brookline country club with a 77. In Bridgeport Lou Bogash defeated Jimny Carey in 12 rounds in middleweight boxing. Paris tennis final saw Max Depugist beat M Hirst to reach the hard court championship final.
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Brookline
Masa
Gienna Collett
Bridgeport
Conn
Lou Bogash
Jimny Carey
California
Paris
Max Depugist
M. Hirst
Baseball Recap Highlights Homeruns by Several Players
Yesterday’s homeruns featured Dornsby Cardin Wann and Cardinals O’Farrell against Cubs Hollman. Tigers Statz Cubs Friberg and Cuba Collins Browns among hitters noted.
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Dornsby
Cardin
Wann
Cardinals
O'Farrell
Cubs
Hollman
Tigers Statz
Friberg
Cuba
Collins
Browns
Sixteen-Year-Old Gil Plays Brilliant Golf
Maureen Orcutt a 16 year old Englewood N J high school girl stars in the Metropolitan women's golf scene with brilliant early round play in New York on June 15.
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Gil
New York
Maureen Orcutt
Englewood, N. T
Westfield Beats All Stars 2-1 At League Park
Westfield Athletic club defeated Waterloo All Stars 2 to 1 for the second time this week at League Park yesterday afternoon. Landau pitched well, holding the All Stars to a single run in the fifth inning. Westfield manager says a July game is possible.
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Westfield Athletic Club
Waterloo All Stars
League Park
Landau
All Stars
Westfield Nine
Track and Field Melt Sets Stage for Olympic Team Picks
Chicago reports the field is set with record holders and a host of lesser names as fall collegiate seasons begin nationwide. The article notes early actions and selections shaping the Olympic team prospects.
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Chicago
Mien
Iesser
Northwestern hosts two day track and field meet for Olympic team prospects
A two day competition at the University of Chicago attracts nearly 600 entries from 62 institutions across 27 states. The event is the third annual national meet organized by the National Collegiate Athletic Association with about 200 member schools.
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Univavclty
Chicago
Napiranta
The Little Chumh Arena and the Rebel Heart
A fragmentary tale recounts a poor young minister drawn by Cupid to a romance that ignites conflict between miners and a foreman’s kin. He faces a choice between his sweetheart’s father and his own calling as he seeks a path through upheaval.
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Veila
Cupid
Crystal next week at the corner shows new films
The Crystal presents a slate for next week including Westbound Limited and a live program with a narrative feature. A Day on Verlee and Tarahd Learning offer additional entertainment with special arrangements. The Palach Theatre shows Jeve Head and George Klesford’s Paramount production at the Strand today and tomorrow.
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Thor Naval
Rai
Westhound
Ted
Plaga
Amedio
Amor Fein Opremier
Seul Cinnala
Tarahd Learing
Palico
Roeneo
Jlodkineon
Jeve
Gnorge Klesford
Paramount
Strand Theatre
Derby
Halem
Maes
Nm Pro
Film Spotlight At Strand Theatre Reveals Local Cast
A motion picture showcase at Strand Theatre features Logan, Haymond, Hatton, and George Fawesti in a making-of style presentation. The unit promises a brief drama with practical effects and stylized appearances.
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Trice Joy
Chacquering Logan
Haymond
Hatton
George Fawesti
Strand ‘Theatre
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Association
Clinton F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus
Columbus
Daniel Joseph Ryan
Harold G. Turner
Iowa Falls
Wangler’s Drug Store
Java
Jos. Hergesheimer
Leatrice Joy
Jacqueline Bogan
Raymond Hatton
George Fawcett
Snub Pollard
Pathe News
Conrad Nagel
Lois Wilson
Pola Negri
Conway Tearle
Columbia
Gtorgians
Rap Hee
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B. W. Schuneman Co
Ralph Lewis
Railroad
Marguerite Snow
Myrtle Reed
Conrady
Thea
The
Crystal
Jaystats Cileatir
Betty Compson
Ariel Conway
Tearle In
Claire Windsor
Kenneth Harvin
Pauline Starke
Tabart Bosworth
Winter Hall
Cyril Chadwick
Walter Long
Alex Frandly
Olive O’neil
Usherette
James Watersoorts
Emerson Hough
TopAr Plaza News
Athea Review
Harold Loring
Dog Shirley Mason
Savas
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Nichols & Gates
W. 4Th St
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