Herring Names Chamber of Commerce Department Heads
President Will E. Herring announced the Chamber of Commerce directors who will chair the various departments for the coming year. New heads include W. F. Lampe highway, Neal Ainsworth trade extension, Walter Barlow traffic, John K. Boyce entertainment, and others.
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Chamber of Commerce
Will E. Herring
W. F. Lampe
Highway Department
Neal Ainsworth
Trade Extension Department
Walter Barlow
Traffic
John K. Boyce
Entertainment
T. W. Cotten
Immigration Department
Earl Fuqua
Agricultural Department
Wilburt C. Hawk
Lawrence Nobles
Industrial Department
R. P. Parcells
Public Department
Oscar Randal
Dean Kirk
W. H. Hayman
Oil and Gas
J. W. Mode
R. C. Martini
O. V. Vernon
R. E. Townsend
Mason King
S. J. Cole
P. C. Bennett
J. F. Ford
W. W. Chilton
Mary Thompson
Townsend
Georgia Ferret
Minnie Lee Johnson
Bennett
Evelyn Ammons
Cole
O. H. Foster
Grace Anderson
Ione Sanders
Ernest C. Thompson
Vernon
Rich Indian Chief Taken In By Society
Chief White Eagle of Pawhuska Oklahoma was welcomed by San Francisco society on his trip to Hawaii and declined to stay. At 35 he will inherit millions from oil wealth tied to his grandmother. He is a University of Oklahoma graduate and a friend of Vice President Curtis and Will Rogers.
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International News Service
San Francisco
White Eagle
Pawhuska
Okla
San Francisco Society
Hawaii
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
Charles Curtis
Will Rogers
Looters Targeted: Los Angeles Bankers Propose Bounty
Los Angeles bankers discuss paying 10 000 for the bodies of bank bandits. George L Browning president of the Seaboard National Bank leads the plan. The Bankers Association says they prefer dead robbers to reduce costs of trials and incarceration.
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International News Service
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Clearing House Association
George L. Browning
Seaboard National Bank
Bankers’ Association
Browning
Glacier National Park highway nearing completion
Roosevelt highway work resumes on the Summit Lubec section, the last uncompleted gap. Officials say the scenic route should be finished several weeks before the official July opening and celebration.
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United Press
Glacier National Park
Berring
Roosevelt
Summit- Lubec
Boy Memoir of Audience With Pope Pius XI in Rome
Eight year old Tommy Morgan recounts a school visit to the Vatican with Miss Ruth Faison Shaw’s pupils. He describes Swiss guards in blue and yellow, red clad clergy, frescoed walls, a game to spot ceiling pictures, and the Pope kissing Louis Osborne’s hand before blessing the group and observing guards at the doors.
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Tommy Morgan
Rome
United Press
Pope Pius XI
Ruth Faison Shaw
Tommy Morgan, Jr
Vatican
Miss Shaw
Pope
Louis Osborne
Louis
Mental tests urged in court system by Oklahoma official
Mrs. Mabel Bassett, Oklahoma charities commissioner and vice-president of the American Prison Association, says courts and juries sentence the crime not the prisoner. She urges every accused person be examined by alienists and cites poverty and unemployment as chief causes of crime. The English motor industry employs about 270000 people.
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Ized
Oklahoma City
Mabel Bassett
Oklahoma State Charities and Corrections
The
American Prison Association
Stanford Dean Warns Students About Liquor
Stanford University officials led by Dean George B. Culver urge publicity and discussion on alcohol among students. He warns against lax handling of drunks and calls for transferring disciplinary jurisdiction from students to the faculty after noting a Texas A&M death during Hell Week. A stray note then describes a toad feeding with a sticky tongue.
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International News Service
Stanford University
Cal
George B. Culver
Dean Culver
Texas University
Season Brings Flood Threat on Mississippi
New Orleans reports that summer heat renews fear of floods in the Mississippi delta. Delta farmers, hopeful after dry weather predictions, dread a repeat of the 1927 disaster that devastated plantations and bankrupted many owners as they struggle to recover.
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Mississippi
United Press
New Orleans
Mississippi Delta
Delta
United States Weather Bureau
South
New Health Book Promotes Gland Serum Tonic MOREX
A new health claim describes gland serum tablets derived from animal glands as a non surgical alternative, promising renewed vigor for adults over 40. The campaign cites surgeons from a large gland laboratory and directs readers to request a free book from Preferred Products, Inc. in Hollywood, California.
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Randel Drug Stores
City Drug Stores
Fox Drug Stores
Preferred Products, Inc
Dept
Hollywood Blvd
Hollywood
Calif
Rise of the Mississippi Flood and Levee Efforts in New Orleans
The article describes communities facing rising Mississippi waters as melted snow increases river levels. Levees have been strengthened and sodded over the past three years by crews of Black workers to prevent wash and flood damage.
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Mississippi
New Orleans
Bend of the Mississippi Sees Enhanced Flood Preparations
The city, with only two river crossings on dry land, monitors river stages to the north as emergency levees rise around the city. Large pumps are ready to drain rainwater from spring showers, with much of the area below sea level.
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Bend of the Mississippi
Rattlers Out Again in Billings as Auditor Kills First of Season
Billings Montana Deputy County Auditor W E Kohelin killed the first rattlesnake of the season, an active reptile with one plus rattles. Rattlers usually emerge late after hibernation signaling spring arrival in the area.
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Billings
Mont
Depu County
W. E. Kohelin
Mon No
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