Kiwanis International to Hold 14th Annual Meet in Atlantic City
The 14th Kiwanis International convention will run June 29 to July 3 in Atlantic City with over 6,000 delegates and visitors from the United States and Canada. International president Horace W. McDavid will preside, with officers Green and Tatham, and past president C. S. Cummings of Dallas. The gathering features 1,875 clubs and 102,000 members focusing on civic and social service, education, immigration, and health.
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United Press
Atlantic City
N. J
Kiwanis International
United States
Canada
Horace W. McDavid
Decatur
Ilinois
William C. Green
St. Paul
C. C. Tatham
Edmonton
Alta
Raymond M. Crossman
Omaha
Fred C. W. Parker
Chicago
C. 8. Cummings
Dallas
Detroit
Michigan
McDavid
International Board of Trustees of
Kiwanis
Carl E. Endicott
Huntington
Indiana
T. Harry Gowman
Seattle
William C. Harris
Los Angeles
Howard T. Hill
Manhattan
Kansas
Herbert A. Moore
du Bois
Pennsylvania
Edmond C. van Diest
Colorado Springs
William J. Carrington
J. Randall Caton, Jr
Alexandria
Virginia
Arthur R. Ford
London
Ontario
Joshua L. Johns
Appleton
Wisconsin
Albert Snedeker
Wheeling
West Virginia
Walter R. Weiser
Daytona Beach
Florida
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Henry Howard
6Th Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York City
J. T. M. Anderson
Province of
Saskatchewan
William Mather Lewis
Lafayette College
Easton
Tiny tot travels London with 7,500 mile journey
A six week old baby Richards has spent four weeks traveling from India to England to stay with grandparents after both parents died in India. The infant, shipped home to the grandparents, epitomizes a difficult early life voyage as the journey marks reunion amid tragedy.
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London
Richards
India
England
Language Divide in Italian Regions Reflects Historical Borders
Rome June 27 Italian regions show multilingual communities with 200000 Germanophones in South Tyrol 400000 Slav speakers in Gorizia and Pola and French-speaking residents in Val d Aosta. Italian education now uses Italian only in schools while private German and Slav instruction persists.
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United Press
Rome
Italy
South Tyrol
Upper Adige
Gorizia
Pola
Val d'Costa
Julian Venetia
Piedmont
Bologna
Siciliy
Bolzano
Tyrol
St. Germain
Bolsano
Bozen
Austria
Goriszia
Thalian
Gorigia
Val d'Aosta
Boleano
Need for Big Rain Delays Texas Cotton Growth
Dallas daily report says Texas cotton is below normal due to the need for slow drenching rain. Late planting and cool weather cause shallow rooting while heat worsens the handicap. Rio Grande Valley saw excessive rain with some weevil damage noted. Total winnings of Alcibiades in 1929 were $17,450.
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United Press
Dallas
Texas
Dallas Morning News
Rio Grande Valley
DEDICATION OF TYLER PORT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Plans completed for 200 aviators and 10 000 visitors at Tyler's 60000 airport dedication. Army planes from Fort Crockett Duncan Field and Kelly Field join civilian ships from Beaumont Waco Houston Dallas Corsicana Temple Shreveport and Oklahoma City expected.
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Tyler
Fort Crockett
Duncan Field
Kelly Field
Beaumont
Waco
Houston
Kallas
Corsicana
Temple
Shreveport
Oklahoma City
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