Waterloo Outlines 275 Merit Badges Granted at Summer Camp
Waterloo Boy Scouts earned 275 merit badges at this year’s summer camp, with 21 scouts achieving Eagle rank. The camp report by Arthur Jury lists badges by subject, including 26 for first aid to animals, 25 for public health, and 22 for seamanship, across 36 subjects and 3 Eagle ranks for Henry De Wolf, Sherwood Feising, and Philip Rausch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Boy Scouts
Arthur
Waterloo
Henry de Wolf
Sherwood Feising
Philip Rausch
Three Players Enter Semifinals in County Tennis Meet
Cedar Falls players Clifford Hoag F we Richardson and B Haddox advanced to the semifinals after winning second round matches. The Merte Brown Al Parrott contest was set to determine the fourth semifinalist with a round robin to follow at Dr L O Hemsworths court to decide the finalists. Hoag defeated John Carson 6 4 4 6 8 6 Richardson beat Walter Lee 6 0 6 0 Haddox beat John Bickley 6 1 6 2
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Clifford Hoag
F. We. Richardson
B. D. Haddox
Cedar Falls
Tormpete
Dr. L
Walter Lee
Haddox
John Bickley
Radio Programs and Station Listings Across Cities
Radio schedules list Davenport Des Moines Chicago and Detroit stations with closing markets chimes concerts baseball scores orchestras and talks. The text notes performers ensembles and times across WE, WGN, WLS and others, and ends with a biographical line about the first English woman professional stenographer, Constants Howard.
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REY
Davenport
Homo
Des Moines
WOAW
Omaha
WEBY
Chicago
Uptown Theatre
Webh Light Opera
Three Musketeers
WES
Frex
Ford
Glenn
BEW
Frame Rovers
Was
Rainbo Skylarks
WGN
Minneapolis-st. Pant
Huco Goodwin
Detroit
WDAF
Kansas
School of the Air
Frolic
Slerry Old Chief
Tation
Weaery
Wea
Chiisto
Rainboo
Williamson Brothers
WLS
Cornibhuskers
Concertiga
Ralph Emerson
Sears
WEEN
Reining
Gelse Brothers
Marta Kelly
MBEM
Dave
Charlie
Wwrtaq
Russell Pratt
Chicago Theatre Revue
KYW
STCCO
Minneapolis-St. Prut
Gran. Fee
Left Elbow Key to Two Short Pitch Shots
Johnny Farrell explains the left elbow must stay tucked against the right side to control a short pitch. Keeping the elbow in tight helps compact the swing and prevents over swinging, while wrists do most of the work.
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Johnny Farrell
France and Australia Open Davis Cup Elimination at Forest Hills
France and Australia, among the 25 nations in the Davis Cup, begin eliminations at Forest Hills. Rain threatened delays but play proceeded as Lacoste faced Patterson at 2:30 and Anderson met Borotra at 4. A French victory would send them to the challenge round in Philadelphia next week.
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New York
France
Australia
Jone Snt Wivors
Forest Hills
Rene Lacoste
Gene Borotra
James O. Anderson
Gerald Patterson
Jack Hawkes
Philadelphia
Patterson
Lacoste
Anderson
Borotra
Ruth Exile Pledges Clash With Reinstate Talks Amid Boxing News
Exile period for Babe Ruth enters day six as he pledges good behavior while aid to reinstate him is discussed in New York. Kenny details: Hood defeats Dias in Pasadena in 19 rounds, Labarda signs a vanadium contract after beating Genairo, and boxing talk centers on Wills Dempsey match prospects with Mullins seeking a saw-off.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Pasadena
Cal
Ennis Hood
Pasa
Dens
Fyweleht
Benny Dias
Los Angeles
Fidel BR. Labarda
Frankie Genairo
Pittsburgh
Galt Association
Chicago
Chicago Yacht Club
Michigan
Louisville
Ty ‘Trson
Louisville Colonials
New York Giants
Buffalo! Ueht
Mike MeTisus
Paul Berlinbach
Yankee Stadium
City playgrounds draw over one hundred thousand in summer fun
Waterloo playgrounds hosted seven sites with a total attendance of 101 504 this summer. Pat's Pond led with 21 329 fans, Lawn dale 17 956, Edison 16 147, Gates Park 14 485, John Fiske 11 564, Washington Park 10 678, and West High 9 345. Movies drew 23 000 viewers as programs filled Lincoln Park, East High, and West High fields. Officials credit playgrounds with reducing juvenile delinquency and fostering sportsmanship.
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Waterloo
Yaccer Read
Ete
Pat’s Pond
Lawndale
Edison
Gates Park
John Fiske
Washington Park
West High
Playground Association
Lincoln
Park
Read
Cedar Rapids
Everett Scott
Ted Roberts
Indians Surprising Gen Hugh Scott at Glacier Park
Glacier Park Montana September four fifty years after Gen Hugh Scott once fought as a U S Indian fighter. Indians surrounded him during a visit and presented a duckskin gun case carried by a Blackfoot in a former camp. Scott enjoyed a peace powwow and said he would come again. He is currently chief of the U S Indian commission.
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Glacier Park
Mont
Hugh Scott
U.S. A
Glacier National Park Reservation
Thang Buttes
Scott
U.S. Indian Commission
Mrs James Mattingly Dies At Salem Oregon
William Mattingly of 1915 Commercial Street reports the death of his stepmother, widow of James Mattingly, in Salem Oregon. The Mattinglys formerly lived in Waterloo before moving to Salem in 1903. James Mattingly died in Salem in 1917, and another son Charles lives in Davenport. Mrs Willam Mattingly is critically ill at her Commercial Street home with slim chances of recovery. Queenie Slaughter, 13, in Portsmouth England, recently saved a boy from drowning by jumping into the harbor fully dressed.
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William Mattingly
Commercial Street
Salem
Ore
James Alattingly
Mattingly
Waterloo
James Mattingly
Charles
Davenport
Ffo
Ars
Willam Mattingly
Lttle
Queenie Slaughter
Portsmouth
England
Bryan Urges State Action to Ease Living Costs
Former Nebraska governor Charles W. Bryan told a state fair audience that federal, state, and city governments must be pressed by the people to take a more active role in easing economic conditions. He argued for united farmer and urban efforts to use government as an agent and cited past Nebraska actions lowering coal prices, taxes, and other costs. He cited Lincoln mayoral tenure when the cost of living reportedly dropped by 192 dollars per family annually.
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Dea Moines
Charles W. Bryan
Nebraska
Bryan
Lincoln
Municipal Court Handles 203 Cases In August
August municipal court proceedings totaled 203 cases with 5 state cases noted. State matters included desertion, child desertion, attempt to break and enter, assault and robbery, larceny, bootleg ring, manslaughter, and other offenses, with several held for other authorities or safekeeping.
True Story Magazine October Issue Promises Tearful Life Tales
The ad extols True Story Magazine highlighting poignant real life crises and mothers, children, and sacrifices. It touts stories like The Road of Indiscretion and Hearts in Agony and claims True Story is written by readers, selling more copies than any other monthly. It notes October issue on sale and urges readers to visit a nearby newsstand.
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True Story Magazine
True Story
Baden
True TV
Fuseen
Icac
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Henry DeWolf
Sherwood Felsing
Eagle Scout
Constants Howard
Countess of
Carlisle
London
GSING
Hove
Mecnaugne Zynateate, Inc, NF
Bowal
Thias Froist
Rube Goldberg
Associated Editors
Ina
U.S
Cotleco
Juvenilon
Hugh Boott
Florida
AL Pullman
Miami
Illinois Central
Mindle
Ug Cars
St. Louis
Jacksonville
Savannah
Tllinois
Counseus
Amendante
Ask Brel
City Knear
Sentai BtaHon
Buxaery
Bobbie Dean Crepe
Margie
Santa Claus
Nme
Washington, D.C
David E. Hardester
Dearing
New York City
Jess
G. B. Wanack
Monty Fourer
Dream World
Maxfadden Publicat
Sith Street
Broadway
Eniet
Ray Mame
Het
True Scary
Macfadden
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