Fidel LaBarba Aims To Enter Stanford As Stock Broker
Los Angeles May 15 Fidel LaBarba Cityweight champion plans to enter Stanford University next year to study English sociology economics history chemistry and mathematics with an emphasis on banking. He says he wants to become a stock and bond broker and work hard to achieve success. He aims to return to finance after boxing and dislikes the idea of being judged by his ring glory.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Fidel LaBarba
LaBarbe
Stanford University
Volcanic Hazards Shape Hawaii Golf Course Feature
In Hilo Hawaii on May 15 a volcanic themed expansion of the Volcano House golf course near Kilauka volcano enables a scenic run through Mawali koa forest. Lava tree moulds and lava bubble holes guard holes two four six, with ohia hedges and historic koa logging nearby. A territory wide tournament for mainland visitors is planned.
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Hilo
Hawaii
Wawati National Park
Kilauca
Mawali- 3
Koa Forest
Java
Koa
Auto Strike? Car Crashes Into Power Co Truck
Touring car driver Claude Rinehart of 309 Franklin Street collided with a Central Iowa Power & Light Co. truck driven by Frank Jenletusf at Commercial Street and Park Avenue at 1:10 p.m. Both vehicles traveled southeast on Commercial Street. Eyewitnesses say Rinehart was speeding.
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Auto Streikls
Claude Rinehart
Franklin Street
Iowa Power & Licht Co
Frank Jenletusf
Commercial Street
Park Avenue
Ues Ledas
Commercal Street
Rinehart
Radio Programs Tonight and Sunday Night Schedule
Radio listings across Chicago and national stations feature a dense schedule of programs. Notable entries include WGN WLS WMAQ KDKA and WSAI with concerts, orchestras, educational segments, and talk formats across cities such as Chicago Cincinnati Springfield Houston Dallas and New York. The listing highlights orchestral concerts church services and variety programs with multiple times and host stations through Sunday and Monday CST.
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Chicago
Davenport
Chinice
Chirtuga
Omati
Shenandoah
KSO
St. Louis
Clarind
CK Bae T
Pittshureh
Springfeld
WHEAN
New York
WGN
WAID
Mooseheart
WUW
Cincinnati
WATAQ
Daw & Pratt
WSM
Nashville
WTAM
Eet
Sto Hi
Pittsburen
Rand
KDKA
Houston
WHAE
WHZ
CNS
Springfield
Sunts
Panthe
Orchestra
Grehdatra
Walaq
Omaha
Gleeclub
WSAT
Wstt
Atlanta
Kent Hour
Cleveland
Csony
Lincoln
Dallas
Mus
Ames
Weather
Witc
Washington
New Orleans
Oakland
Denver
Los Angeles
WHUEM
Pamul
WECN
Mpls
SL Paul
WHSM
Chisago
Oreles
Opltland
Pontiac
Atlante
Keim
Angelus
Soprartio
Wene
Frotic
WFAA
Moneret Setthy
WSAI
Pomc
Pat
WDAE
Kyw
Ena
Waren
York
Atwater
Watt
WSAL
Christian Church
Beaumont
Anne Who
Des Moins
Athinta
WLW
Sinsinnat Drakesten
WEA Post
Gilbert Parkes
Wenngee
Bi Koko
Servines
ATU
WENT
Angeles
Kfar
Orchestee
Weas Lars Eh
Fort Worth
Apis
Mvagrriayn
WSCI
Fly Tury
Noebie Brolic
Os Angeles
Demisey
Wei
Ktee
TANCE
Banas
Paddock Aims to Break Dash Mark at Drake Relays
Los Angeles May 13 An A A U sports note reports Charley Paddock aims to break the 10 yard dash record set by Roland Locke at the Drake Relays in Des Moines. Paddock predicts a later attempt on Locke's 9.4 second century, while weather and rain complicate confidence. Kirksey, back from injury and training at Stanford, is highlighted as Paddock’s strongest challenger for sprint and relay events.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Roland Locke
Drake
Nes Moines
Charley Paddock
Locke
University of Nebraska
To Nave
Paddock
Mark
Thorn
Des Moines
Maddock
Kirksey
IUW
Kirks
Stanford
Charley Hofwill
California
Fang
Sainst Morris
Mallory Ousted From Wightman Cup Team
New York officials announced that Moll Mallory would not join the United States women’s contingent for the Wightman Cup. They cited her refusal to be assigned as No 3 and her preference to play Baltic Scandinavian events this summer, fueling speculation of lingering pique.
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New York
Malta
Mallary
Ces
Seaecords
Tenis
Mallory
Mrs Hammer Freed of Gas Larceny Charge
Mrs Cressy Hammer acquitted by a jury on an indictment charging larceny of gas. Judge dismissed the latest indictment on recommendation of the county attorney for justice. Witnesses testified she did not use a gas stove or cook with gas. illness and pneumonia affect others mentioned in the report.
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Cressy Hammer
Neeress
Boles
W. A. Cook
Sus
Building records rise in April vs March nationwide
Chicago dispatch notes April construction contracts total about 429.38 million across 484 cities, down 8 percent from April 1925 but up from March this year. Major cities show declines versus last April while several small hubs post gains, with New York and Detroit leading the list of top building centers.
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Chicago
W. Straus
New York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Cleveland
Baltimore
Louisville
Washington
D. C.- Gacy
Tndt
Houston
Tex
Newark
N. E
San Francisco
Boston
Tampa
Detroi
Brooklyn
Antone Wangler Returns to Waterloo in Restored Health
Antone J Wangler president of Wangler Bros Drug Co. returned to Waterloo after months of illness and travel. He had a nervous breakdown last July and spent time in Canada and Texas before recovery. He is now fully recovered enough to resume business duties under physician guidance.
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Antone J. Wansler
Wangler Bros. Drug Company
Waterloo
Brent
Uewis
Muskogee
Okla
Ars
Wengler
Wangler
Sh Yrreh
Wisband
Canada
Texas
Wencer
Iris
Fey
Xenia
Wil
Seven Million Pike Join Brethren In Two Minnesota Lakes
Minnesota fish task forces move to restock two lakes with pike after a letter from C L Woolley, formerly of Water?ine, received by George Hewell. The note mentions efforts to restore fish populations and hints at canned fish quantities.
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Minnesota Lakes
Minnesota
CL. Woolley
Watersine
Goorse Br.hewell
Printer’s Health Improves With Modern Work Conditions
A historic note recalls how printers faced health hazards from crowded, unsanitary early factories. Improvements include ventilated rooms, daytime hygiene programs, and union led crusades. The Typographical Union funded sanitariums and health education to restore and preserve printers health.
Illinois Central System Plans Electrified Suburban Trains
Illinois Central reports 260 new passenger coaches for its Chicago terminal electrified service. Trains will use 4 passenger seats per car, with half the cars electric. Test runs underway, electric operation slated for July. Empl oy ees buy stock, and Paducah Ky shops rise across 246 acres with 24 buildings.
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Illinois Central System
Chicago
Illinois Central
Illinois
Paducah
Fishing camp opens as pikes stocked in two lakes
Woolley runs a fishing camp at Little Boy and Wahbeda lakes where 170 000 small pike were placed in each can. Waterloo residents with a history of Minnesota lake trips have booked the Little Boy lodge for July 15 and onward, Woolley announced.
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Little Boy
Wahbeda Lakes
Woolley
Waterloo
Minnesota Lakes
Little Boy Lodge
Blair Wood Bound for Yes Bay Salmon Hatcheries
Blair Wood son of Judge and Mrs George W Wool of 302 Kingsley avenue will leave in June to work at Yes Bay Alaska salmon hatcheries operated by the United States Fisheries. He will be absent all summer and return in fall to enter Dartmouth College. He recently earned a four year scholarship at University of Iowa in an estempo speaking contest at Iowa City.
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Blairy Wood
George W. Wool
Kingsley Avenue
Yes Bay
Alaska
United States Fisheries
Dartmouth’ College
University of Iowa
Tows
Police Notes Tie Up Two men in Buchanan County Scene
Forrest McClain 19 of Independence held by police after a sheriff request and released on 21.60. G E Woodbury 23 of Illinois Central shops faces municipal court May 13 for allegedly obstructing an officer. information by Patrolman Hauserman says Woodbury aided McClain in fleeing. Woodbury posted 25 bond.
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Forrest McClain
Independence
Buchanan County
G. E. Woodbury
Illinois’ Central
Prolman Hauserman
Woodbury
McClain
Tanser- Man
Russell Scott 10 Faces Gallows In New Sanity Test
Springfield May 15 UP New efforts to send Russell Scott former Canadian business man to the gallows for murder in a drug store holdup have been started by the state department of public welfare With aid of lawyer William Scott Stewart Scott escaped the gallows just hours before he would have been hanged when a sanity hearing found him insane He was confined to the state asylum for the criminal in Raine Chester awaiting recovery or death The director of public welfare Chauncey H Jenkins says Scott is sane and should be removed from the asylum and hanged An alienists exam will test his sanity Scott once prospered writing pamphlets for young men and later faced reverses He joined his brother Robert in the holdup during which clerk Maurer was shot to death The sanity hearing followed stays of execution The case ties to Robert who was later imprisoned in California and Russell was found insane and sent back to Chicago where he was convicted of holding up and given a long sentence He now awaits trial for Maurer’s murder
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Springfield
Russell Scott
Senius
Joseph Maurer
State Department of Public Warfare
William
Scott Stewart
Scott
Raine
Chester
Chauncey HW. Jenkins
Department of Puttic Welfare
Leage
Robert
Hirother
Wrison
Maurer
Wis
California
Russell
Chicago
Building Permits Issued Today for Two Dwellings and Other Projects
Building permits issued today total 12 200 dollars. Two residences will be built by HE W Farr at 803 Home Park Boulevard with an estimated cost of 5 000 dollars. Other permits include D Cass remodeling 404 Fifth Street West 2 000 dollars and E S Bruce garage 1023 Columbia 3607 dollars. Additional issues cover Hao Hammond porch 429 Ida Street and Mallett Garage 222 Douglas 3100 dollars.
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Charles W
Hans
Farr
Boulevar
Ser & Fell
D. Cass
E.s.-Bruce
Columbia
Hammond
Mallett
Rage
Douglas
Woese
Oneida
Opening of Cedar Falls IH agency moves trucks and tractors
Cedar Falls branch of the International Harvester company transfers major trucks and industrial equipment to the new local agency at 404 408 Fifth street west. Leaman becomes sales manager and C W Setterrich leads the service department which will service motor trucks only. The agency will serve Black Hawk, Marshall, Tama, Hardin, Story Franklin Butler Boone Benton Linn Grundy counties and open early next week.
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Cedar Falls
International Harvester Company
Fifth Street
Lobe
Black Hawk
Marshall
Tama
Hardin
Story
Delong au Frors Wu Wear Case Monday
A jury was empaneled yesterday to try the state against NOR charges with liquor. The fire was selected for the trial. Boies division, Merrill, Klover, Lichty, Trainor, Lichts, Hil, Barron, Chapman, Miller, Jennings, and Madsen made up the panel. Jurors were excused until 9 am Monday when testimony will be received.
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WW. L. Merrill
Independence Grade School Pupils Defeat Manchester Spellers
Independence Ta pupils from the eighth grade traveled to Manchester Friday and defeated a number of township peers 30 to 20 in a spelling contest. The Wapsa Golf Club match between west and east river members was played on the local course Friday afternoon with a banquet rule for the winners. Calfornia-bound Mr and Mrs Litts and son Robert visit in Cre dar Bienids before moving to Sacremento area for new work. A State Hospital reunion planning meeting is announced for all past and present employees and their families ahead of the second annual dinner and picnic.
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Independence
Manchester
Toon
Tiirh
Wapsfa Golf Club
Californhy
Mroo
Robert
Credar
Ifa
Litts
Calltor- Tia
Withiter
Sacre Mente
Mir Citta
Hing
Agri
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G. B. Hester
Michigan
Hester
Altho
Bob Pepper
Indiana
Nebraska
Swarvel
Orthel Roberts
Gruenhagen
McKinney
Hale
Greathouse
Yarnall
Tlingly
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Harmon
Purdue
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Leschinsky
Grimms and Irwin
Ohio State
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McGill- Cran
Wisconsin
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Mats
Wilson
Pepper
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Yllinois
Roberts
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Kennedy
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Rube Goldberg
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Booney
ROA
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KFIT
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Wilaq
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AK Kso
WRG
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Ees Mininee
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Ort Worth
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Mal
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Amos
Clee Clibs
Althiity
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Jawa City Music
Clevelaind
Progen
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Pittsburgh
Mols
Paul
Orch Buffale
Ciassient
Rigi
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Crealties
Drako
Melon Wills
Elizabeth Ryan
Miss Ryan
Molla Mallory
Gimbal Beeten
Nimbal
Mes
W. Wy Mareh
Preumonia
Antone Wangler
T. U
International
International Typographical Union
Courier
Union Stairs
Typographical Union
Colorado Springs
Cole
Indianapolis
Hygiene and Health Department
Thdar
News of Illinois Central System
Fe Minais Central System
Ed Ward
Schmidt
University of Tlinois
Miinoig Central
Blair Wood
Yes Bay Salmon Hatcheries
Newton
Capi
Vernon Wls
Jewell Tea
Chicas
Funk
Gallows
State Welfare Department
Slayer
Delong AU
Manchester Spellers
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