Local Atwater Kent audition entrants named for radio test
Twelve young men and women from Black Hawk county registered for the Atwater Kent Foundation radio audition in Atwater studio WJAM. Frederic Mills Ross said the voices will be judged separately from appearance and the winners advance from district to national rounds with prizes up to 6000 dollars and conservatory tuition.
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Black Hawk County
Atwater Kent Foundation
Rario
WJAM
Frederic Mills Ross
Mr. Ross
Frank Banlon
Herbert Marshall
B. W. Schuneman
Fred J. Miller
Fred McClain
W. P. McCormick
Robert Parrott
Naneen Davis
Grace Ultemeyer
Airs
Albert Greeley
Fegal
Wil
Des Moines
n.@ conservatory
Holstein and Belgian Show Ring Highlights at Dairy Congress
Holsteins dominated the Dairy Cattle Congress with Fashionable Oxford Fern placing third in a tough breed class and major wins by Mount Riga Farms and Wisconsins entries in bull classes. Campanilles Purple Grace won the 49 year old Jersey heifer class and later claimed senior and grand champion honors, while Belgian Horse entries drew strong interest. Attendance neared 40 000 with heavy crowds and dining room rushes marking a bustling opening and second day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imiest
Oxford
Mount Riga
Sir Pichs
Paul
Oklahoma
Mount Riga Farms
Big ‘Cabin
Wisconsin State Hospital
Mendota
Harvest Matador
Iowa
Forum Diamond Designer
Jones
Detroit
Hugh W. Bonnell
Youngstown
Sybil
Dixie
Henderson Jersey
Ruston
Run
Sre
Don Merrill
Chicago
Westerday
Dairy Cattle Congress
Rainbow Drive
Johnson's Gardens
Ball Park
Electric Park
Campanilles Purple Grace
J. A. Craig
Janesville
Wis
Fairbass
Hugh Bonnell
Campeanilles Purple Grace
Cranberry Run Farm
Meredith Jersey Farms
Des Moines
Love
Foxie Rosabel
Meredith
Constance
Bonnell
Wornell
Netina
Lyrne
Orkhands
Ann Arbor
Palas
Pallas
Walt
Earla Brown Stables
Mionnapolis
Marte
Michael Meyer
Ben
Elwood
Ind
Senior and junior championships split at range line show
Range Line Marie earned junior champion while senior champion went to the senior couple. Range Line May Jay from the Meyer stable was reserve senior, and Marjorie owned by GC Good Ogden was reserve junior champion mare. Three firsts were claimed in morning and afternoon judging by Harle Brown Minneapolis and Michael Meyer. Ayrshires to be judged today by E L Anthony Morgantown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Range Line
Marie
May Jay
Meyer Stable
Marjorie
GC. G. Good
Ogden
En¢h- Harle Brown
Minneapolis
Michael Meyer
Ayith Ayrshires
E. L Anthony
Morgantown
W. Va
Democrats to Use Nonchain Stations Across Midwest
The Democratic National Committee forms a broadcasting chain of nonchain stations from Cincinnati to Denver and St. Louis with WBBM Chicago as the key station. Weekly Saturday programs run 8 to 9 p m central standard time through November 3 featuring KFCJ Sioux City KTNT Muscatine and KMA Shenandoah Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Cincinnati
Denver
St. Paul
St. Louis
WBBM
KFCJ
Sioux City
KTNT
Muscatine
KMA
Shenandoah, Ta
Disillusioned Girl Ends Life with Gas
Dolores Malcher a 16 year old Waller high school student found dead in a gas filled kitchen. A note to a lover named Chuck and the line Your Taffytop Biliken accompanied the body. The body was discovered yesterday after she learned her steady Harley Tennis was married. Audrey Helm house is the location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Dolores Malcher
Waller High School
Harley Tennis
Audrey Helm
Chuck
Woman Seriously Injured by Hog in Central City
Mrs. William Price wife of a farmer lies in critical condition today after a hog attacked her at Central City Indiana. The animal knocked her down bit a finger and inflicted facial lacerations and numerous bruises with its tusks. Neighbors responded by beating off the enraged hog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
William. Price
Flying Baron Stranded in India Report
An early report says Baron von Huenefeld, attempting a around the world flight, is stranded at Mandalay due to a grounded air drone. Earlier notes of his landing in Indochina were later denied.
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Say Flying Baron
India
Inday
Baron Cauther von Huenefeld
Mandalay
von Luenefeld
Hannf
Indo-Ching
Funeral services for Mrs Samantha Archer at Kistner
Funeral services for Mrs Samantha Archer 48 who died yesterday at her home 314 First Street West will be held at 2 pm tomorrow at Kistner Funeral Home. Dr Warren L Steeves pastor of Walnut Street Baptist Church will officiate. Burial will follow in Elmygrond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samantha TL. Archer
Samantha Ll. Atreher
First Aireet
Chef Starves for 7 Days in Boxcar of Food
Edward Connelly a 38 year old chef at the county hospital was released from a boxcar after seven days of confinement with ample food. He described being jailed for refusing to eat due to fear of accusations then starving without water and attempting to open canned goods with a missing knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Edward Connelly
Connelly
Hammill Heads Radio Commission Delegation to Washington
Governor Hammill and radio officials from WHO Des Moines and WOG Davenport travel to Washington to seek allocation of clear channel rights for Iowa. The delegation, including J P Lorentzen and Dr Frank Effolt, aims for best service to Iowa radio listeners, setting aside selfish ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Hammill
WHO
WOG
Davenport
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Iowa
J. P. Lorentzen
Bankers Life Company
Frank Effolt
WOC
Political Talks on Radio Tonight
Secretary for Agriculture William Jardine will speak at 9 p m tonight over NBC coast to coast in the Republican national committee series. At the same hour Democratic figure Cal Herbert Lehman will address listeners over WABC and 20 CBS stations. Lehman chairs the DNC finance committee and is a candidate for lieutenant governor of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W.pi
Willian Jardine
National Broadcasting Company
Cal
Herbert Ho Lehman
WABC
Associated
Columbia Broadcasting System
Lehman
Democratic National Committee
Clark and Cohrt Bay Homes in Kingbard
Lester W. Miller realtor and James G. Clark attorney reported two Kingbard residence transfers this week. A two story English store home at 320 Columbia Street was purchased by Miller who built it. Leo J. Cohrt attorney arranged the Morley bungalow at 240 Berth Street with possession by Clark. Cohrt will gain possession later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingbard
Lester W. Miller
James G. Clark
Mullan Avenue
Columbia Etrele
Miller
Leo J. Cohrt
Hillpcrest
H. Co
Morley
Berth Street
Clark
Eile Cohrt
Building Permits And Odd Public Welfare Note
Building permits listed for Emma Parsons garage 1237 Engiewood cost 100 dollars. Amberle furnace 21 Reed 100 1 CO another furnace Gustoff 638 Sherman 100 Coburn furnace 011 Logan avenue 100 Bender garage 124071 Burton 238. An depth of Werlin's population or more than 100000 persons 1 percent fed as public welfare kitchens or at school mess per social advice agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Parsons
Engiewood
A B. Amberle
Reed
Gustoff
Sherman
M. C. Coburn
Logan Avenue
Frank_E. Bender
J Burton
Werlin
Girl, 5, Injured in Auto Collision Near Hawthorne
Little Isle Morris aged five, daughter of Mr and Mrs L C Morris of 432 East Tenth Street, suffered a broken left knee head injuries and bruises when struck at the intersection of Tenth and Franklin by a car driven by O O Anderson of Sioux Rapids Iowa a Miller Products salesman. She was en route to Hawthorne school and was believed to be struck while attempting to avoid an oncoming vehicle. She was taken to Allen Memorial Hospital for X rays the knee bone set this afternoon. The head injuries were not considered serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Isle Morris
L. C. Morris
East
Tenth. Street
Anderson
Allen Memorial Hospital
Yanks Claim Game One Of World Series 4 1
Yankees win the opener as Koenig and Ruth key the offense with timely hits including Gehrigs run producing single. Cardinals strand baserunners, Hoyt pitches well before Durocher and Dugan errors limit them.
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Yanks
Cardinals
Maranville
Ruth
Sherdel
Hoyt
Douthit
Meusel
Frisch
Koenig
Bottomley
Durocher
Lazzeri
Hafey
Meuse
Harper
Dugan
Wilson
Paschal
Orsartti
Orsatti
Holm
Yankees
St. Louis
Sylvester Johnson
Dauthit
Pashed
High
Gehrig
Dursh
New York
Dairy Efficiency Improves Through Lions Club Talk
E M Harmon editor of The Dairy Farmer Des Moines told Lions club attendees at Waterloo noon luncheon that dairy efficiency has risen 32 percent in six years. He praised Waterloo dairy care show for spurring rapid improvement and helping farmers gain knowledge and inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Harmon
Dairy Farmer
Des Moines
Lions Club
Black
Waterloo
Weather Data Fragments From Wednesday To Thursday
Fragmentary forecast notes show temperatures for Wednesday and Thursday with unclear figures and stray letters. The readable items mention highs and lows, but the data remains inconsistent and partially unintelligible.
Largest Neon Sign to Mark Fourth Street East in Iowa
Steely's Clothing plans a 22 foot tall neon sign on Fourth Street East designed by Fish Sign Service. The main body spans four feet with a blue "Clothing" panel and a green border plus a vertical red "Steely's" word. Installation is expected to be completed by Friday and working by tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steely's Clothing Store
Towa
Fish Sign Service
Diamond, Pearls and Gold Teeth Stolen in Local Robberies
George Hartington of Janesville Illinois reported his home robbed last night of a diamond ring a string of imitation pearls and a set of gold teeth He asked Waterloo police to aid the search The Pickwick shop on Fourth Street West reported a valuable ring taken from a chest in the store this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hartington
Janesville
Mms
Waterloo
Pickwick Shop
Fourth Street West
Teen Charged in Auto Radiator Theft Case
Roy Heide, 19, of 1312 Black Hawk Road, faced a theft charge after stealing an automobile radiator from Fish Auto Wrecking & Supply Co. He was arrested by Detective Ralph Davis after the radiator was reported missing and recovered at the police station. Judge George J. Sager presided at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Heide
Black Hawk Road
Fish Auto Wrecking & Supply Co
Tol Haven
George J. Sager
Heide
Ralph Davis
Helde
Brain Tests for Word Groups at Leading Universities
The text lists four groups of words to identify items by category and score mental ability. Group I seeks dances, Group II card games, Group III colors, Group IV sports or similar games, with four minutes to complete and answers at society page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groom II
Nicaragua Campaign Deaths Shock Liberal Support
Four liberal propagandists were killed at San Pedro, near Jinotepe, Nicaragua, on September 30 amid tense presidential race conditions. Police suspect political motives as no robbery signs appeared. Registration continued with strong turnout and no disorders. liberal and conservative camps expect large majorities though results remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Managua
Nicaragua
U.P
San Pee
Jinaega
Liberal Party
Juan ‘Carlos Menditt
Detective Will Go to Florida Witness in Postoffice Case
Detective Hugh R. Grumrine heads deputies policing the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds and will travel to Jacksonville Florida to testify for the government against Frank Duckworth in post office robberies and forged postal money orders. Grumrine will join witnesses in Chicago and be away about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Hugh R. Gramline
Burr Towne Takes Over Law Office of Late J. C. Murtagh
Burr C. Towne purchased the library and fixtures of the late James C. Murtagh and will move from 501 Black Hawk to 54-12 Black Hawk Building. Miss Ruth Robinson, Murtagh's former secretary, will remain with Towne until all pending matters are settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Towne
J. C. Murtagh
Burr C. Towne
James C. Murtagh
Towne
Murtagh
Black Hawk Building
Lady Heath Breaks British Light Plane Altitude Record
Croydon England October 4 Lady Heath Britain's famed woman aviator set a new British altitude record for light aircraft reaching 22000 feet solo in a Moth.
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Croydon
England
Lady Heath
Britain
Haugen Pledges Support for Hoover Amid Rumor
Mason City Iowa October 4 Congressman Robert N Haugen co sponsor of the McNary Haugen farm relief bills pledged his support to the Hoover Curtis ticket in a letter to the Globe Geardte answering if he would vote for Mr Hoover in November He said he admires Hoover and believes Republican principles will best serve Americans and that he will vote with the Republican caucus at New Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Ibert 'N. Haugen
McNary-Haugen Farm Relief
Hoover-Curtis Icket
Haugen
Meson City
Globe-Geartte
Hoover
Tha
Gourse
Loue- Credit
New Hampton
Dairy Show Liquor Vendor Fined $500 in District Court
Lewis Heisler of 1222 Leavitt street faced a $500 fine and 90 days in county jail suspended on good behavior after pleading guilty to liquor nuisance at the Cattle Congress grounds. Police found three half pints on him and several gallons in his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Heisler
Leavitt Street
Loday
G. W. Wood
Heisler
Bicr
Frank Rine
Elk Run
H.T. Wagner
Rice
Moauor
Wood
Electric Park
Robert Hackbarth
Franklin Street
W. P. Dilworth
Fort Dodge
Joe
Yelmar
H. E. Fry
Iowa Corn Takes All Prize Awards in National Show
Iowa swept all prizes at the National Corn show held during the Dairy Cattle Congress. Carl Holden of Williamsburg won white corn first with Palmer Holden as second. N. H. Krizer of Rosehill topped yellow varieties. Henry Van Halen of Shell Rock was third in white, O. M. Holden North English fourth, and Laven Spencer Audubon fifth. Nine money awards went to Fred Tucker Panora third in yellow, Frank Goecke State Center and Carl Holden Williamsburg fourth and fifth. First yellow paid $30 and first white $25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Dairy Cattle Congress
Iowa Corn Breaders
Carl Holden
Williamsburg
Paul
Tait
Lowa
State College
Palmer Holden
Henry van Halen
Shell Rock
O. M. Holden
North English
Laven Spencer
Audubon
Fred Tucker
Panora
Frank Goecke
State Center
Four Boys Confess to House Robberies in Waterloo
Four grade school boys ages up to 10, students at Lafayette school, were taken into custody by Waterloo police and confessed to robbing two homes on Dearborn and Adsinn streets. They admitted taking money, fountain pens, a watch and other small articles. most loot was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette School
Waterloo
J. C. Smallwood
Dearborn Street
William Hoops
Adsinn Street
Fountain Pers
Republican National Committee September Takings and Spending
The Republican national committee reported for September that receipts totaled $1,094,870.70 while expenditures reached $1,104,518.07. J. R. Nutt of Cleveland served as national treasurer, reporting to congressional campaign funds investigators. A separate note mentions a woman attempting to mail a letter in a box at Harmon and Forest avenues, prompting firefighters to respond.
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Washington, D. C
Republican National Committee
J. R. Nutt
Cleveland
Senate
House Campaign Fund
Hammond and
Forest
H A. Ta
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