Harvard Professor Warns Standardization Threatens US Parroting
Dr. A M Schlesinger cites cafeteria education as causing intellectual paralysis. At Ohio State University commencement 1,200 graduates heard that standardized media and fashion condition Americans to share slang and thoughts. He warns intolerance grows via Ku Klux Klan and lawmakers, urging diverse learning to regain intellectual freedom.
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Columbus
America
A. M. Schlesinger
Harvard University
Ohio State University
Dr. Schlesinger
Ohio State Fair Grounds
Harvard
Manhattan
Pratt, Schaffner and Marx
Ford
Satunday Evening Post
National Association For the Banishment of
Americans
State Supreme Court Reverses Convictions in Savings & Loan Case
The Ohio Supreme Court today reversed the convictions of Solomon Peskind Benjamin Karp and Merritt A Vinson of Cleveland tied to the failure of Municipal Savings & Loan Co of Cuyahoga County.
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Columbus
U.R
State Supreme Court
Solomon Peskind
Benjamin Karp
Merritt A. Vinson
Cleveland
Municipal Savings & Loan Company
Cuyahoga County
Raisin Cookies Promoted In Free Washington Book Offer
The Washington Information Bureau advertises a raisin cookie book with 13 recipes. Readers are urged to request a free copy by sending two cents for return postage and providing name and address.
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Washington Information Bureau
Enclosed Two Cents for Return Tag on a FP Copy
A fragment notes two cents enclosed for a return tag on a field pamphlet copy titled IN BOOK Name Street. The brief item references a postal or archival request and a street designation. Further readable detail is limited.
Million Catholics to take Holy Communion in Chicago
Cardinal Mundelein predicts one million Catholics will receive communion in Chicago on Sunday as part of a congress. Officials expect about 650000 pilgrims to arrive by Sunday, with the remainder by Monday and Tuesday, in a bid to strengthen faith and moral standards citywide.
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Chicago
Max Buckingham
United Press
George Cardinal Mundelein
Christ
Cardinal Mundelein
Pius XI
Europe
Congress
Mundelein
4-H Club Plans Farm Tour at Carpenter
4-H members and parents will tour the Carpenter test farm on Friday with a morning of games for boys and girls at 10 a.m. The Plains potato club faces the Lodi nature club in baseball, and each club offers its champion horseshoe team for a tournament. Afternoon instruction includes an orchard walk by F. H. Ballou and a forest tour by J. J. Crumley with notes on trees. poultry and salis plats will be inspected.
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Carpenter
Plains Potato Club
Lodi
F. H. Ballou
Former Logan Mayor Exits Appeal Over Embezzlement Conviction
The state supreme court overruled the appeal of F. A. Koppe former Logan mayor who was convicted in Hocking county courts of embezzling 400 dollars paid as a liquor fine.
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Columbus
U.P
State Supreme Court
F. A. Koppe
Logan
Hocking County
Driver Hurt In An Auto Crash
Glouster June 15. Nate Wade received a neck cut requiring two stitches when his car overturned on the Bishopville pike Monday afternoon. He was taken to Dr. A J Crawford in this city for treatment. Considerable damage was reported to the vehicle.
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Glouster
Bishopville Pike
Nate Wade
A. J. Crawford
Children’s Day Plans in New Mashfield
Church services outlined for June 20 at 11 o clock at M. I. church to honor mothers of the Buds of Fat. Attendance requested from all mothers and friends.
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New Mashfield
M. I
Trouble Comes To This Family
Frances Mowery daughter of T J Mowery of Greentownship underwent surgery at Cherrington hospital Monday morning for acute appendicitis. Her condition is favorable. She is sister to Grace Locke who died at Westerville two weeks ago and Orland Mowery who was found dead in a field less than a month ago.
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Logan
Frances Mowery
T. J. Mowery
Green Township
Cherrington Hospital
Miss Mowery
Grace Locke
Westerville
Orland Mowery
Flapper Fanny Says on Opportunity and Fire Prep
In a humorous aphorism a flapper figure calls an opportunist an old maid who keeps silk pajamas ready to slip on if a blaze breaks out. The quip blends social stereotype with a warning about readiness.
Ohio Valley Frees From Torrid Wave As Storm Sweeps West
A cooler air mass moved into the Ohio valley ending a record heat spell. The storm produced two heat deaths, six drownings, and an electrocution, with damage across Ohio and neighboring states, including $75,000 from a Mansfield water plant strike and outages in Toledo and Youngstown.
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Ohio Valley
Middlewest
Kentucky
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
Mansfield Water Works
Youngstown
Boardman
Toledo
Cleveland
Gallipolis
Lorain
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Briand’s Ninth Cabinet Resigns as France Faces Financial Crisis
Paris June 15 Premier Briand’s ninth cabinet resigns following Finance Minister Raoul Peret’s departure over insufficient support to avert a treasury bankruptcy. Briand says experts are crafting a new franc protection plan and will present it to the chamber. President Doumergue faces choosing Briand’s reorganization or a new premier. Former premier Edouard Herriot may be considered as successor.
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Paris
Briand
Raoul Peret
Treasury
Chamber
Chamber of Deputies
Doumergue
Edouard Herriot
Senate panel backs OConnor reelection and Myers shipboard nomination
Washington June 15 U P The Senate commerce committee favorably reported the reappointment of T W OConnor and the nomination of Jefferson Myers of Oregon to the shipping board.
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Washington, D. C
U.P
Senate Commerce Committee Today
T. W. O'Connor
Jefferson Myers
Oregon
Shipping Board
Funeral for William Davis in Canaanville Church
Funeral services for William Davis of Canaanville road are set for 10 30 A M Wednesday at the Canaanville church with burial in the adjacent cemetery.
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William Davis
Canaanville Road
Canaanville Church
Ohio Briefs
BUCYRUS Lieutenant Governor Charles H. Lewis is defendant in a $20,000 damage suit filed by Charles H. Schieber who says he was injured when Lewis ran him down with his automobile.
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Bucyrus
Charles H. Lewis
Charles H. Schieber
Lewis
Former State Senator Cr L Doster Dies at 56
Cr L Doster former state senator dies in Kent from acute indigestion at 56. He lived in Greenfield where he practiced law.
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Kent
Cr. L. Doster
Doster
Greenfield
Five Children Rescued As Fire Devours Desart Home
Firefighters and nearby residents rescue five children from the M. O. Desart house in Lyndhurst village near Cleveland after a blaze destroys the home. No injuries reported.
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Cleveland
M. O. Desart
Lyndhurst Village
Here
Skeleton of Indian Squaw Found Near Fremont Sparks Gold Hunt
A Fremont area farmer, Charles Kiser, unearthed a skeleton of an Indian squaw along with relics. Rumors of a buried pot of gold, said to accompany Indians, have the neighborhood scavenging the vicinity.
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Fremont
Charles Kiser
J C Knapper Hearing Postponed to Monday
In Pomeroy Ohio June 15 the hearing for J C Knapper charged with shooting to kill was postponed until Monday June 21 Justice M L French will preside After consuming liquor Knapper allegedly fired a shotgun at New Pittsburg mine No 7 striking guard William Badeye Whitlock Several shots were fired in the incident classification and outcome follow up pending
School Genius in Nelsonville Shows Increase Over 1925
Nelsonville reports a rise in the city district school enumeration with 1697 children aged five to seventeen, up from 1630 last year. The counts break down to 558 boys and 665 girls ages five to thirteen, plus 244 boys and 230 girls ages fourteen to seventeen, totaling 802 boys and 895 girls. Miss Hazel Adams, a senior, handled the reader work.
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Nelsonville
Nelsonville City
Hazel Adams
Reader Notes From Jacksonville Gardens And A Garage Project
A reader reports a Sunnyside Drive man painting his garage from the foundation upward. Another observer praises Jacksonville valley gardens, noting the Hiser property as one of the district’s best kept and welcoming to visitors.
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Sunnyside Drive
M. M
Jacksonville
Hiser
L. H
Elevator incident reported with frightened passenger
A young man tried to coax a woman into an elevator. She hesitated, entered, but by the fifth floor she cried in fright and clung to her escort.
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E. P
Republicans Ready to Use Keystone Scandal in Primary Fight
Republican leaders plan to weaponize the Pennsylvania $2 million senatorial primary disclosures to attack the primary system. Treasury Secretary Mellon and Senator Reed back a return to the convention process, arguing primaries favor wealthier candidates. The Senate committee's findings now show $1,836,734 spent in Pennsylvania.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew Mellon
David A. Reed
Senate
Robinson
Bristol
Virginia
Congress
Five Best Features Scheduled for Tuesday Radio
Tuesday's five best features include WPG Atlantic City 300 WIP 8 45 p m Eastern Daylight Creature's concert band WEAF hook up 9 p m Eastern Eveready hour WMAQ Chicago 448 9 20 p m Central daylight Tuskegee quartet KOA Denver 322 8 30 p m Mountain Rotary club concert WGBS New York 316 p m Eastern daylight Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream with Mendelssohn music.
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WPG
Atlantic City
Creature’s
WEAF
WMAQ
Chicago
Tuskegee Quartet
KOA
Denver
WGBS
New York
Mendelssohn
Two 17-year-olds arrested in Feathers station theft case
Lloyd Verdetta and James J. Collins, both of Buffalo, pleaded guilty to concealing a weapon after being arrested at the Feathers filling station north of Enterprise. They admit riding from Buffalo to Columbia in a stolen touring car. Sources say Collins attempted to stop officer Farbearn with a gun. The youths await telegram replies from Buffalo and the car remains in custody.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Columbia
A. Collins
Collins
Farbearn
Verdetta
Parkersburg
Funeral Thursday for Pioneer Hocking Valley Merchant
Fred L. Preston 72 a longtime Hocking valley business leader died after a stroke in Athens county His career began with the L P Preston firm and included stores in Nelsonville Belle Center and Nelsonville He is survived by his son John and his wife and several grandchildren funeral services will be held at his South Glenn Street home at 2 o clock Thursday with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery.
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Fred L. Preston
Almo
Hocking Valley
Athens
South College Athens
Athens County
L. P. Preston
Delaware
Preston
Nelson
Brooks
Columbus
Fred Preston
Boo
Ly 7
Mr. Preston
Hickle & Kessinger
G& F. L. Preston Company
Ing
Masonic Temple
John
Nelsonville
Preston B
Ohio
Belle Center
L. P. Preston, Son
D. i
Preston Interests
Pres
Jennie
Logan
Harry Bai
Mra
Ette Dew Clements
Dew
Ford
South
Greenlasonville
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United States
Maurice M. Siegel
Frederico J. Haskin
Athens Messenger
Roy Hinton Matthews
Flapper
Marietta
Akron
Briand May
Davis
SUES
J. C. Knapper
Constance
Constance Binney
Charles E. Cotting
Boston
Old Lyme Church
Lyme,Conn
Messenger
Miss Martha Bates
Annie Brown
The
Baptist Church
Thornton Gap
Martha Bates
W. J. Fields
Toune Bandit
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U. K
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