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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1928

Page

17

Smith Favored by Iowa Democrats in Third District Delegations

Reports from party workers across Iowa indicate Gov. Al Smith of New York will win delegates for the Democratic presidential ticket. W. W. Marsh and J. T. Sullivan say county conventions will back Smith. caucus arrangements are unsettled as precincts prepare to name delegates for the county convention on April 7. Late caucuses set for Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in specified precincts to select delegates.

Iowa al Smith New York Democrade W. W. Marsh National Committee Smith Third Congressional District Marsh Scott County Woodbury County Guthrie County J. T. Sullivan Waterloo D. ‘I’. Sullivan M. H. Kelly Kelly Sullivan Gladys Washburn Fourth Ward Sullivan & Sullivan Jeffery G. Sullivan Fourth Precinct Franklin Street

Great Banquet Hall For Japers Coronation

Great imperial banquet hall for the coronation of Emperor Hirohito is to be built in Kyoto. It will seat 2,500 dignitaries and officials, with the throne centered and decorated by three leading Japanese artists. A 48 foot stage will host the Gosetsi-nomai court dance performed by five young noblewomen.

Kyoto Japan Hirohito Kyonen Imao Gyokudo Kawai Shunkyo Yam Aumoto

Low Postal Rates Lauded as Boost for Commerce

A Berlin commercial journal lauds US postal rates as beneficial to trade contrasting 2 cent first class inland mail in the United States with over 3 cents in Germany. It notes the US posted a near 20 million dollar deficit in 1996 while the German postal service was self supporting and contributed 70 million marks to the treasury.

Berlin Germany United States Postal Service

Fairview Cemetery Association Finances Reported Good

The annual meeting at H. W. Grout’s office reported Fairview Cemetery association in good financial condition. The perpetual care fund totals 34650 dollars funded by eight cents per square foot sold. Indebtedness stands at 6000 dollars and will be cleared, after which all income funds improvements rather than profit. Trustees include G F Altstadt and seven members with A McFarlane secretary, A A Dunam vice president, and Paul W Elghmes treasurer.

Fairview Cemetery Association Ryomrts H. W. Grout Perpetul Care Fund Grout Fairview Cemetery G. FP. Altstadts A. McFarlane A. A. Dunam Paul Ww. Elghmes

Telephone from the Operating Room Viewpoint lecture

A. Bowilsby district traffic superintendent NW Bell will address Waterloo Technical Society on the telephone from the operating room viewpoint. The meeting Friday night in Black's tearoom includes dinner at 6 30. NL Bo Barber city engineer reports on February Town Engineering Society meeting at Hotel Tussell Lanisan.

A. Bowilsby Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Waterloo Technical Society Black NL Bo Barber Town Engineering Society

Flight From Hideout Ends The Idler Blosey Pursuit

At dusk Bobby Thatcher and Dusty Summers disappeared from hiding as a reward wound up the pursuit. A chase ended with the two escaping under cover while miss innocence remained established in the background of the incident.

Boby Dusty Summers

Flag That Waved in France to Be Part of Exhibit

An aged American flag linked to Waterloo company history travels from Camp Cody to Camp Dix and Le Mans before ending in a Waterloo exhibit. Lieutenant Jacobsen long kept the flag, later recognized by LaVerne and Berth Williams, whose family helped return it.

France Waterloo England Pourds Jefferson Streets M Dacabsen Jacobsen Camp Cody Deming N. ML Dacehson Camp Cory Camp Dix Berdewas LeMans United States William Cigar Store Laon St Williams Bors

Radio Programs and Listings Across Networks and Cities

A dense listing of radio programs across NBC ABC Blue and Red networks. Includes orchestras, quintets, soloists, and special segments from Chicago, New York, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Detroit, and other markets. Notable names include Seiberling Rubber, Janssen Hofbraus orchestra, Armand Girls, and the Eveready hour with various city stations and times.

Na- Liane League of Women Voters NBC Philbrick Younker Tearonnt Orchestra Seiberling Rubber Company Evereach Cliquot Club Eskimos Fnbc The Armand Girls NRG Palais D'Or Orchestra WBBM Ghirago WRG Atlantic City WSM Nashville WOC Davenport WEAF New York

Radio program schedule and station listings for Chicago area

A dense, fragmentary schedule listing multiple radio programs, stations, and times across Chicago and surrounding markets. Entries include NBC and Blue network shows such as Ipana Troubadours, Goodrich Silvertayn quartet, Water Manger orchestra, and various regional broadcasts. mentions of WMAQ WLW WLS WGN WBBM and others, with scattered city names like Chicago Cincinnati New York and Denver. The long list emphasizes a daylong broadcasting slate with orchestras, chimes, lectures, and farm service segments amid era-typical network affiliations.

Chicago Orch WDAF Kansas City School of Air WLW Cincinnati WEB Atlanta KDKA Pittsburgh KYW Uncle Bob WBZ Boston WLS Supeerbell WEAF New York Voters’ Service Wey Pittssburgh Gmber WOFL WSAI AID Screnzuers Conzhie Washington Detroit Trappers Louisville Cancer Aviati Des Moines Sid Kdea Haller Prog King Comfort WGY Schenectady WSM Nashville WOC Davenport Gentralia Kso Clarinda Soconyans Rats WGN É. Rt Hot Springs WGCAE Minn-St, Paw Sunshine Buffalo WGFL WBAT WAZ Stromberg-Carrion Hour Blue Network WOAF WOR Newark WSB Starmeings WLIB Ensemble WPG Atlantic City WOU Harmony Kings Red Networks EMA Shenandoah Maxc Kou Council Bluffs Shenectady Amos “N' Andy Bot Springs Gonirairo Wow Omahe Whas Liberty Prog WHO Tully Angelus Air Weavers Nighthawks WCPFL KFI Los Angeles Zion RCA Denver Omaha Manual Girin RCA Ofth Fata Lincoln WCCO St. Pat WEA Jarvland The Wir-Wen Red Appie Kansas Cary Ryelvan Nichols San Annwate Muttshurai Ram Victor Dept. of Agriculture Greater Federation of New York Churches NBC Johan Thomps Radio Farm Service Dept. of Agrientur Christensen Musit Chiks Ipana Troubadours Couniel Cipcintatt Devonport Sportie Minn St. al and Pete WSAL St. Paw Children’s Nour Pete Band Agricuiture Tiny China Ad, Mi Weg ¢Tehy Mimi, Pass. Cre. Wbat WIZ Time RTS Chiragh Nastville Chippers Martaburgh Gollany Walladiers Pes Moines Noston Muate KOM Corncil Bluffs Amos WEBM Opera Club WSAS Brunswick Foresters Worewox Kremnators EFI Rollickers Atantic City T. M WBBM Variety Cineinnati WENR Koiler- WR Allstate Silvertown Red Network KOA KFAB Kyvis New Orleans Columbia Ramplers Madrigal Club Koil Uneié Rueben St. Paul Wear Ernanl Opera Grvernighter WMA Aeriaia Oimance Linco Chitage Tmi Sid Orcas Kansas Nighthawk Jeanle Connell Bluffs

Forgotten Operas and Radio Listings Across Cities

Fragmented radio guide lists stations and programs from Los Angeles to Cincinnati. Entries include WJAG Chicago WGN WLIB CBS stations, orchestras, singers, and dance acts across cities with scattered program notes and times.

Los Angeles Symphone

Exhibition games Monday results across spring venues

Results list from numerous exhibitions: at Augusta Gients defeated the Red Sox 7 to 1. St. Petersburg Cardinals 9 over Yanke es 3. Fort Myers Braves 13 over Athletics 6. Plant City Indianapolis 3 over Reda 1. Lakeland Philles 7 over Reading 3. Shreveport Shreveport 11 over White box 10. Los Angeles Cubs 11 over Los Angeles 5.

Augusta Gients Red Sox St. Petersburg Cardinals Yanekees Fort Myers Braves Athletics AG Plant City Indianapolis Reda Lakeland Philles Reading Shreveport Whitebox Los Angeles Cubs

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bobby Thatcher Blosey Miss Innocence George Storm MR. Summers MR. Duff Melbius Uplift League By Ben Batsford Sam Aky Nou VALVE MR. Fitts T Aaa Oscar Donin Bush Bill Methechnie St. Louis John McGraw Joe McCarthy Jack Hendricks Wilbert Robinson Brooklyn Jack Slattery Bert Shotton Philadelphia McGraw Robinson Nam Onfarmaien Toor Scheal S. Less WBEM KET Eveready Hour WMAQ Chicaga Vagaboods Wgn-Wlib Sond Oreh Bridge Wgn-Awlib Hosstate WEG KSD Glee Club Symphony BOLL Rupp and Forte KSO Sopratio Schuqdtady Noe Rt. Um Crowell WCCQ Banking Rupp and Porte Sparkers Hillies Karayan WDA Tice Mike WOA Agricultural J. Graham Hunter Schuneman Larvex Pebeco Ichumnenman Rexall Drug Store Ekia Whyte-Fox Sala Atiner
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