Man Mangled in Night Hit and Run on Highway
Alfred Danker, 32, of Traer, is hospitalized with serious injuries after being struck and run over by an unidentified automobile on a highway near Hudson while he and two companions inspected a roadside car. Danker suffered multiple fractures and chest injuries. his companions Robert Murray and Lawrence Smith aided him and alerted police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Danker
Traer
Presbyterian Hospital
Hudson
Waterloo
Robert’ Murray
Lawrence Smith
Tracer
Boy Who Escaped State School Is Captured
Herve Harseli Greenley a 16 year old who escaped from the boys industrial school last week while in the school hospital will be returned to Eldora late today. He was caught last night by City Detective Ralph Davis at his mother’s home 16 Muleberry Street. Greenley said he and a companion went to Minneapolis after leaving the school. After arriving in Waterloo he was taken into custody. He has not fully recovered from a leg fracture from a previous escape attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harseli Greenley
Boys’ Industrial School
Eldora
Ralph Davis
Muleberry, Street
Greenley
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Saturday schedule from Des Moines program listing
A dense list outlines a Saturday program in Des Moines with dance bands, concerts, weather, and various radio broadcasts from Park Central, Davenport, and Capitol Theatre. It includes church services, sports news, opera and symphony offerings, and Atwater Kent programs, with times ranging from afternoon to late evening. The listing also notes weather reports and network talks by David Lawrence and Major J. P. Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Radio Corporation
Lelson
Capitol Theatre
David Lawrente
AP. M
Aterler Kent
Ys . M
Werther
Banker's Life
Woc Davenpors
Palmer
Bickenhols
Harding
Mo—Bport
J. P. Holmes
David Lawrence
Atwater Kent
Tinme
National Light Onera
Monday Radio Schedule and Market Notes
A dense listing of radio programs and market updates across the day, including Phonograph records segments, weather reports, road and livestock markets, and sponsored shows. Entries mention Montgomery Ward programs, the Capitol Theatre, Philadelphia Philharmonic trio, and Republican party programming. Names such as John Thompson and E B R Harlan appear along with various time stamps and program titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phonograph Records
Sion A. M
AOL
Phonograph
Parky
Jad
A. M
Radio Farm Service
Montgomery-Ward Co
WASP
Dept. of Agriculture
John Thompson
Philharmonic Trio
Capitol Theatre
E. BR. Harlan
Tad M—A
Ty Gypsies
Sio
General Motors
Jon P
Bankers Life
Sheagsby's
Orchestraa
BOBBY THATCHER TOE FIGHT
George Storm reports a confrontational scene as the duelists squared off with blank pistols. At the first report the crowd pressed forward, then Alec Grubb fell with an anguished cry amid laughter at the colonel’s expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Grubb
Fayette Lad Ghamelon Dar Club Boy 1Nowa Champion
Paul Satter bry 17 of Fayette won the Fayette dairy calf club boy title at the Elks club banquet. Richard Sucher of Cedar Falls was second, Girton Salser of Clayton County third. Butler County boys Kenneth Hyde and Kermit Roelf will represent Iowa at the National Dairy Exposition in Memphis, coached by Johny Mullins. Various speakers urged learning over winning and emphasized dairy calf education and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Satterbry
Fayette
Elks Club
Richard Sucher
Cedar Falls
Girton Salser
Clayton
Payette County
Memphis
Blue Valley Creamery
Chicago
Butler County
Iowa
Butler
Kenneth Hyde
Kermit Roelf
Allison
Johny Mullins
Lesim
Tipton
Gedar
Tama County
Frank Astroph
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Earl Cooper
Holstein-Friedsian Association of America
Cooper
American Jersey Cattle Club
Astroph
W B. Flory
New York City
American Jersey
J. Allen Wallis
Durango
Iowa State Dairy Association
Wallis
Nebraska
H. A. Mabon
Randalia
Association For
Guy Noble
Chicsgo
National Committee On
Noble
The Rival Managers in the Silly Series
The piece contrasts managers Huggins and McKechnie, outlining Huggins’s six pennants in eight years with the Cardinals and Yankees, and McKechnie’s 1920s Pittsburgh era and later Cardinal leadership, noting their playing histories with multiple clubs and World Series titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huggins
Yankees
Bill McKechnie
Pittsburgh Pirates
Washington Senators
Bob O'Farrell
Cardinal
Dairy club contest and judging event highlights
The county dairy judging team from Cerro Gordo presented to the club and awarded a cup for the state title. Lamont high school, winner of the state vocational agriculture title, also received a cup. Minnesota guests included Elmer Johnson and Jessica Taylor for top judging scores. Real estate transfers and a note on wood treatment follow the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealf
Cerro Gordo
Lamont High School
Buchanan County
Jesup
Dairy Cattle Congress
State Dairy Association
Minnesota
Elmer Johnson
Jessica Taylor
Forest Lake
Carl Carlson
Detroit Lakes
Reuben Wittnebel
Irma Reineke
Morristown
Fire Prevention Poster Contest Time Extended
The fire prevention committee of the Chamber of Commerce extended the poster contest to next Friday at 1 p.m. to garner more entries. The upper age limit rises from 16 to 18, with prizes of 5 3 and 2 dollars for posters by children up to 12 and by youths 12 to 18. The slogan contest also extends to next Friday. Fire Prevention Week will be observed nationwide next week.
Vice President I C Railroad Makes Tour
D W Longstreet vice president of the Illinois Central railroad leaves Chicago Monday evening on the Hawkeye Limited for a survey tour of western lines. On return he will visit Waterloo to conduct a general survey, accompanied by W Scott Williams general superintendent of the Waters division for the Illinois Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Longstreet
Thinois Central Railroad
Chicago
Governor Smith Faces Tough Second Campaign Tour Picks
Albany's Governor Smith plans the second campaign swing with an initial stop in Louisville Kentucky and a tentative southern route. Officials with the Democratic national committee revise the schedule, awaiting final city, dates, and tour length as Republican opposition volleys in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Warold Ouver
Associated Press
Stark
Albany
Tennessee
Smith
Democratic National Committee
Stonday
New York City
Solid South
Williams Williams Williams Hoovers look alike prompts town buzz
A private railroad car is set on a siding in a corn belt town as W Scott Williams, general superintendent of Illinois Central Western lines, steps down, causing a crowd to whisper that Herbert Hoover is in town. The scene echoes the private car visits and speeches, with speculation about how many talks he will give.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Moorer
W. Scott Williams
Ilinoia Central Western Lines
Hoover
Mason Cityan Charged With Drunken Driving
John Edwards of Mason City arraigned in municipal court on a charge of driving a motor car while intoxicated. Trial set for Monday at 9 a.m. in custody of the city jail after the arrest at 10:50 p.m. yesterday for colliding with a parked car on Fifth Street bridge. Det. Ralph Davis and Officer G. L. Pickens led the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edwards
Mason City
Edwards
Ralph Davis
GC. L. Pickens
Fifth Street
Bridge
John W. Crowe
New Nash
Forum Hall
Mary. Andrews
Ninth Street
Clyde Petersen Named Best Cow Tester in Iowa
Clyde Petersen, tester for the Dallas Boone Cow Testing Association, won top state honors for the past year at the Iowa Cow Testers association banquet in Black's Tea Room during the Dairy Cattle Congress. The award, a gold watch, honors accuracy and neatness of records sent to Ames. The Dairy Farmer presented the prize. Iowa State College sponsors the state testers association. E M Harmon of the Dairy Farmer and others spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Petersen
Dallas-Boone
Iowa Cow Testers’ Association
Black’s Tearoom
Dairy Cattle Congress
Associaion
Ames
Daetry Farmer
Des Moines
Dairy Extension Department
Towa State College
State Testers’ Association
E. M. Harmon
Dairy Farmer
Schultz
Iowa
Earl Sehvitz
Iowa State College
University of Minnesota
Harmony
Harmon
W. B. Barney
Chicago
America
Lars” Fredrikson
Copenhagen
Denmark
H. R. Lascelles
Kansas City
Holstein-Friesian Association
Floyd J. Arnold
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Cattle Congress
Park Benet
American ‘Tobacco Co
Park Central Hatel Orchestra
Woc
Davenport
M.—Philca
Atom Variety
Was Ames
Woc Navenport
Republican National
Ala
General Motors Party
National Grand Opera
Herb Heuer
Haif
Dragram
Recelpta
Leml—Sheepomaykot
Whites Drug Store
Mr.white
Sam
Gwan
George
By Ben Dave Allen
JFHE
Sowi Atleu
Bobby Thatcher
George Storm
Colonel Knox
Fayette Lad
Ghamelon Dar Club
Cardinals
Herdeche
St. Louis
Miller James Huggins
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
McKechnie
Pittsburgh
Braves
Indianapolis
Newark
Giants
Reds
Pirates
TRE NY
St.louis Garidinins
Feg Murray
John G. Miller
Harry E. Forgesmann
Conger Park
Litchfield
O. H. Atkinson
Litchfeld
Elwell
Ralph O'Neill
GGH
I. C. Railroad Makes Tour
Louisville
Kyu
Tonite
Emil Flindt
LLOYD
Williams
RCA
RCA Radiotron
Mason Cityan
State OF
Hippodrome
American Poultry Congress Industrial Exposition
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