Memorial Day addresses urge permanent meaning for democracy
Cedar Falls May 31 Special Prof A K E Fish of Iowa State Teachers College urged that democracy is under attack and Memorial Day must signify a permanent, holy meaning. He linked the day to national renewal, Lincoln’s views, and the Calvary principle, arguing that government of the people must endure. The talk framed Memorial Day as a test of national spirit and unity.
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Cedar Falls
A. KE. Fish
Iowa’ State Teachers College
Lincoln
Fish
Ivan
America
Eliot
Na‘ion
Mexico
América
Hue Manity
Lincolin
Union
Horace Greeley
Greeley
Gettysburg
Magsolini
Italy
Spain
Russia
Poland
Germany
France
England
United States
Resignations in Colorado College. Whitfield Moves On
Secretary al ho M Gla resigns and heads to Colorado Springs to spend the summer on botanical research on Pike's Peak. Whitfield graduates from Iowa State Teachers College and plans to enter the University of Nebraska for a master's degree. No successor has been chosen. The report notes 3,900 scientists in pure scientific research and 20,000 in applied sciences with commercial firms.
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al Ho
M. Gla
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pike's Peak
Whitfield
Iowa State ‘Teachers College
University of Nebraska
Radio Programs Across Cities Highlight Diverse Musical Offerings
Central Standard time listings reveal a broad arc of broadcasts from Davenport to New York. The schedule notes orchestras, operas, dances, lectures, and bedtime programs featuring numerous stations and cities, including Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland, and Des Moines, with highlights like Pittsburgh theater, Denver organ concerts, and Omaha orchestras, painting a vivid snapshot of mid century radio culture.
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Davenport
Omaha
Omachestra
Shenandoah
Corbert
Springfield
Pittsburgh
Detroit
New York
Schenectady
Reading
Cincinnati
Houston
Denver
Los Angeles
WMC
Memphis
Ames
Iran
Weco
Crey Moss
Bt. Paul
Odkland
Clarinda
Kansas City
WCAG
XKSD
WGN Battang
WEHO
Reader
Watt
Pontings
Woz
New. York
Mooreland Fir
Woos
Jefferson
Wsmeer
R. Matsi
RSPS
Sandman
Lincoln
Dallas
New-York
Hastings
Grady
Hot Springs
Dance
St. Pankc Ensemble
Kansas
Burtivo
Cleveland
KVRC
Caves
Bany Bay
Fort Worth
Music
WCCO
Mols
St. Paul
Oakland
Nashville
Atusie
Wrav—Cats Port Worth
Imho
Des Moines
Sita A
Des Atomsé
M Chienge
Chicago
Fite
Muse
TOR
Davermart
Vo KY
KRY
Ken P
Shenandwaly
Wrieim
WCBS
Alon
Cready Hour Muir
WGN
Waa
WSAT
Schenecta
Pontine
New Fork
Brewer
Kralste Avi
KPHO
Jrouston
Thins
KVRA
Putshureh
Denver Orelesta
Wuar
ITS
Mort Worth
WENK
Bible Hour
WHO
War
Pontire Orchestra
WLW
Cinccinnati
WMAQ
WM KB
Orchestra
WOC
Atusi
Avanta
Entertainment
WFAA
Church
Wceo
Xinls
Rogram
WCOX
Pontiac
WEAI
Buffalodians
Alooseheart
Chicteo
St. Paw
Washington
Orches Wlir
WTAM
WOAW
Wsi
Ieee
Angel KO
Orchestrar
Moose Settin
WDA
Frome
KMI
RFI
Radio Club
KGO
WQI
Four Boxing Shows on Eastern Cards This Present Week
New York acts as host to four outdoor boxing cards this week with Ted Morgan defending his 130 pound title in a 15 round bout against Steve Sullivan at Eggetts on Thursday. Jack Delaney meets Tommy Burns in a 16 round light heavyweight clash in Detroit on the same program. Friday brings a Coney Island card featuring Si Terris versus Billy Petrolle and Endie Anderson versus Joe Glick, plus a Gast side lightweight bout Huby Goldstein against Mike Hundee. Tuesday opens with Dave Shade challenging Maxie Rosenbloom at the Queensboro A C in a 1 round welterweight bout. Tex Rickard’s Jersey City program Friday night features Kid Waplan against Billy White with Kaplan’s title not at stake.
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New York
Ted Morgan
Seattle
Steve
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Brooklyn
Eggetts
Jack Delaney
Tommy Burns
Detroit
Coney Island
Si Terris
Billy Petrolle
Farge
N.D
Endie Anderson
Wyoming
Tles
Joe Glick
Gast
Huby Goldstein
Mike Uundee
Rock Island
Goldstein
Dave Shade
Queensboro A. C
Maxie Rosenbloom
Tex Rickard
Jersey City
Freng
Boyle
Kid Waplan
é@ham. hion
Billy White
Kaplan
Charles Whitfield Leaves "Y" Here for Pike's Peak
Charles Whitfield, who for her last three years has been assistant. The fragmentary note mentions Whitfield leaving a mark or symbol for Pike's Peak, suggesting a departure or designation related to the mountain project.
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Charles Whitfield
Pike's Peak
Izaak Walton League of America waterloo chapter delegates named
Waterleo chapter of the Izaak Walton League will have 26 accredited delegates at the state convention to be held in Independence on June 9 10 and 12. Delegates will be elected at a local Ikes meeting Tuesday at the Waterloo club rooms in the Paul Davis building. Charles Pold national president and Judge George Wood state president will attend. Deputy Game Warden Thomas Waldron will report on seining carp from the Cedar river, with talks on river pollution and riverfront improvements planned along with the delegate election.
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Waterleo
Izaak Walton League of America
Independence
Farm
Waterloo Club
Paul Davis
Charles Pold
George Wood
Thomas Waldron
Cedar River
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van de Walie
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AjlCaavie
Rube Goldberg
Arent Wes Ambar
Sorel Amat Uela
WHAS
Louisville
Melodiers
Wme
Aperaimiss
WSM
KSO
Mopis
St. Paul Almstress
Nichols & Gates
IKES
Park Ave
Diamond Point
Waterloo Roofing Supply Company
East Fifth Street
DEBE
Debe Dentists 21
Sains
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Waterloo
Lowa
Standard Tire Company
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