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AAU Women's Trophies
AAU Women's Trophes ... are inspected by Wendell Haack, Jaycee president, and Ray Harrison, trophy chairman. The awards will be presented Saturday night, April 3, at the conclusion of the tournament. -- Nonpareil Photo.
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AAu Tourney Barrier Tire In Opening Day Series
Reading About Some of Their Competition . . .are Barrier Tire team members Denise Koenig, Jan Elliott, Mary Ann Armstrong and Alice Zimmerman. Barrier Tire will meet Art's Aces in WAAU cage play tuesday night. --Nonpareil Photo
AAU (National Amateur Athletic Union) Women's Basketball Tournament
Bluffs Selected For Tourney By AAU Women. December 3, 1970
Tourney Banner Goes Up, Up. March 24, 1971
City Transit Adds Bus To AAU Tourney. March 30, 1971
Gal's Spunk Converted Habit From Softball To Basketball. March 30, 1971
Mayor Proclaims…
Tourney Banner Goes Up, Up. March 24, 1971
City Transit Adds Bus To AAU Tourney. March 30, 1971
Gal's Spunk Converted Habit From Softball To Basketball. March 30, 1971
Mayor Proclaims…
A.T. Doyle
A.T. Doyle . . .is a 77-year-old women's basketball enthusiast and followed his favorite team to the national tournament which began Tuesday at Council Bluffs Fieldhouse. Here he chats with some team members of Parsons College. --Nonpareil Photo
A.L.'s Exciting For All
Aiko Yoshikawa, left, and Jacqueline Roy, right, foreign exchange students from Japan and France, share state tournament cheers with Judy Pedersen, center, Abraham Lincoln senior, as A.L. advanced to the basketball finals. "It's so exciting, " Aiko…
A.L. Scholar Eyes Career In Teaching
At The Board . . . senior Linda Jensen solves math problem.
A. M. Jackson & Co.
Photograph of A. M. Jackson & Co. with horse drawn wagon & group of unidentified men in front.
Tags: 1880, A.M. Jackson & Co., buildings, Business, photograph
A Welcome Kiss
Mrs. Gertude Bahnsen of Denison plants a big kiss on the cheek of her grandson, Stan, after he arrived at Eppley Airfield via bus late Sunday night. Stan, the American Baseball League's Rookie of the Year, was grounded in Des Moines and was forced…
A Weed Transformed
Jack Frost does strange things. When you're in a hurry, he can obliterate the windshield of your car so that only five minutes of elbow grease and a shapr scraper clears the view. And, he can transform things so common they are unnoticed into a…
Tags: Best Pictures 1967-1970, frost
A Watery Grave
A Watery Grave...is again the resting place of the Steamboat Bertrand. Work on the artifacts from the ship will be increasing this summer at DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge. A new staff member will arrive at DeSoto Monday to work with preservation…
A Spaceship?
A 30-ton upper stack, part of the wet scrubber system being installed at Griffin Pipe Co., was raised to the upper cupola of the building Monday afternoon. The upper stack was raised by a crane shipped from Lawrence, Kan., for just that purpose. The…
A Shot In The Arm
Kindergartener Richard Cox, of Sunnydale School, braces for a shot of red measles vaccine administered by Dean Rich of the state department of health. The "gun" he used Thursday at a vaccination clinic at Hoover School is painless. Assisting him…
A shift in the Missouri and, voilá, Carter Lake
At right is the architects', How/Nelson Associates of Omaha, drawing of the planned brick, steel, and glass building. [headquarters of Owen Industries] Groundbreaking for the project is scheduled fro early October. [Photo by Steve Glowacki]