White Collar Education Calls for Work Training Program
Dr. John E. Brown argues America should train 80 to 90 percent of youth for productive labor rather than professional paths. He warns of rising crime from misaligned education and cites immigration limits, labor shortages, and a shift toward cooperation between employers and organized labor.
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John E. Brown
John E. Brown College For Boys
Siloam Springs
Arkansas
John Brown College For Girls
Sulphur Springs
Dallas
America
Brown
Haley Fiske
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York
Knapp Praised As Oklahoma State College Leader
The Oklahoma City area press defends Dr. Bradford Knapp president of A and M College against removal rumors. It honors his record of merit and progress and urges continuation of his administration to advance the institution and state taxpayers. The column also notes tariff debate, Father Murrow’s 92nd birthday, Red Cross flood relief near 15 million dollars, Ada’s steady growth, and cautious optimism about the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Knapp
A. and M. College
Oklahoman
Knapp
Father Murrow
Atoka
Oklahoma
Rumor vs Facts and Local News From Roff
A mix of editorial thoughts on rumor versus fact from Altus to Julius Caesar and Gen Lundendorf, plus local notes from Roff Oklahoma. Reports cover highway work protests, fairs approaching, civic events, church and YW A rally, and community notices with names and places across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altus Plaindealer
Julius Caesar
Rome
Times
Soviet Minister of Poland Shot in Warsaw Station
The Soviet minister to Poland M. Wolkoff was killed at Warsaw Central railway station by 19 year old Russian student Borya Kowarda. The attacker surrendered. Rosengoltz warned of danger to Soviet officials amid broken England Soviet relations.
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Warsaw
Poland
M. Wolkoff
Warsaw Central
Borya Kowarda
A. P. Rozengolz
London
Moscow
England
Rosengoltz
Kowarda
Vilna
Wolkoff
M. Rosengoltz
Berlin
M. Wojkoff
London Evening News
Pierre Voykoff
Czarr Nicholas
Warning to Lindbergh: idols lose shine with time
The Tulsa World notes that famous figures like Lindbergh can lose public adulation as they face flaws and reversals. It recalls Dewey's reception after the Spanish American War, warning that even celebrated heroes are only human and subject to abandonment as time passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Dewey
New York
Tulsa
Refugees Return to Homes as Mississippi Flood Recedes
In New Orleans on June 7 the flood waters in the lower Mississippi valley recede as refugees prepare to return home. Baton Rouge plans a 200 person caravan for re settlement tomorrow with work animals to aid early resettlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Missippi
Baton Rouge
Relief director cites refugee camps reduced in Mississippi
L O Crosby, relief director for Mississippi, reports refugees in camps statewide have fallen from 55 000 to 8 000. He says precautions are in place to evacuate camps orderly for returning refugees health, with national guard still guarding the camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
L. O. Crosby
Mississippi
Law, Father Chief Faces Sons Theft Case In Oklahoma
The son of Oglesby chief of police, 15, was bound over to county court after being arrested for stealing two automobiles, one in McAlester on Saturday and another in town the same day. He remained jailed after failing bond as justice T. O. Cullins presided. The father reported contact with local officers.
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Geo. Washington
J. T. Minyard
W. L. Meharg
Roff
J. M. Etchieson
Ada
A. .B. Kile
L. H. Crowder
East Central
H. G. Lambert
Ruby
Raymond O. Lasemann
Marlow
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Woman’s Missionary Societies
James Glass
Ohio
Tulsa
T. L. Sanborn
Aneta
Loreta
Wardville
Rev
R. J. Reynolds
Houston
Texas
Ward
Davis
A. L. Bullock
Leroy Mathews
Oklahoma City
Bullock
J. C. Hynds
First Baptist Church
Jace Kuykendall
Roy C. McKeel
Manuel Merritt
Aillyene
Alberta Bickel
Irene Thacker
Chickasha
Sam Barton
Norman
Winston Miller
Imogene Russell
Joe Heathman
Geneva Jo
Myrtle Boman
J. W. Leeper
Lee Austin
Stratford
Austin
McAlester
Mr. Reynolds
Bob Palmer
Mina Gene
B. Heathman
R. F. Crumley
Helen
Margaret
Dorothy
Ponca City
Eillene MecMillian
Okla
Aneta Seaborn
J. L. Casenberg
Merritt
Chester Heathman
Guthrie
Young Woman’s Auxiliary
The
Baptist Church
Bertha K. Spooner
Bertha Moore
Wilson Fielder
China
C. D. Creasman
Chattanooga
Tenn
South-Central District
John Harris
Oglesby
T. O. Cullins
Young Harris
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ADA Weekly News
Wm. Dee Little
Byron Norrell
News Publishing and Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotoc
ADA Evening News
ADA Weekly
Mms
Becnnamamnasis
Tariff Commission
Capper
Coolidge
New England
Kansas
Red Cross
Old Town
F. B. Swank
Europe
Denmark
Mr. Swank
Lundendorf
Hearst
Germany
Boston
Chambers
David
Goliath
Cressie Miller
Vernon, Texas
R. A. Miller
A. J. Crain
Turner Falls
Pawhuska
Iits
A. D. Coon
Optometrist
Nicaragua
Sudan
All Groceries
Rollow Weekly News
Lawrence
Ton and Corn
Pontotoc County
McCormick-Deering
Rollow Hardware CO
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