University orchestra to perform second home concert
The University symphony orchestra of fifty five members will give its second home concert of the school year at 7 30 Thursday evening in Ewing hall auditorium, preceding the Torch sing. Highlights include Elgar Pomp and Circumstance and Grieg To Spring with conductor Deforest Ingerham.
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HO University Symphony Orchestra
Ewing Hall
Elgar
Ippolitow- Iwanow
Greig
Tschaikovsky
Wagner
Prof. Deforest W. Ingerham
Glass of Miners to Close Monday Program Planned
A program for miners and education class activities is planned for Monday evening at the high school auditorium. Speakers include attorney J. Bender and principal, with musical interludes from Thel The Nida, Gate Savege, and Miss Tiedrich Nida. District officials have been invited to attend.
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Tims High School Auditorum
Phins Warkers
We Milley Padwig
Fomner
Aie University
Eiis
Wiestan
Bas Bern
Orsania
Rolef
Pre
Autastrad Degrouray
Fudwie Stil
Ar Traton
Willie Cre
Sprakker
Plogtane Trank
J. Bender
Lady Michaels
Classi Prerde
Theltia Nida
Misa Tiedrich Nida
Mr. Laud
Mia
Campaign log reports 1932 primary aftermath
UNITED PRESS dispatch details Oregon Democrats and Montana and Missouri senators in the post primary landscape. Hoover runs unopposed for Republican endorsement as Klan leader Nathan Forrest urges unity against Smith. Vermont delegates to the Republican convention plan to back the bomber slate.
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Allanin Constitution
Neasalory
Nathan Medford Forrest
Ku Klux Klan
Smith
Convention decision ties to Collidge era party drift
Report notes at the state convention there was no instruction to delegates. Former Senator James Hamilton Lewis denies seeking the Democratic vice presidency. A separate item from Cleveland reports Anthony J. Guzel, a New York Central switchman, killed after slipping under a train near Cleveland.
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James Hamilton Lawis
New Nation
Lymon
Emith
Aillild Cleveland
Anthony J. Guzel
New York Central Railroad
Warning Issued About Learning at Coolidge School Anniversary
A school leader warned students at Vallips Academy during the one hundred fiftieth anniversary exercises about not compromising spiritual values for militaristic doctrines. The president criticized current classroom standards versus student-created ones and emphasized practical passing marks. Also noted is a Canada bumper crop with high volumes and value increases over 1926.
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Ky Roglene
Bross Sti
Andovile
Vallips Academy
United States
Society Re Elects President In Office for Eight Years
The Home Missionary society of First Methodist church re elected Mrs. P. G. Dowler as president for eight years at Friday's meeting. New officers include vice presidents C. M. Coulter and O. F. Rowland, secretarys Mina Fry J. W. Hudson, treasurers W. S. Welk A. D. Townsend, and many other posts. Delegates heard devotions by Mrs. Dowler and reports on Lookout calls and gifts. Additional church and community notices followed.
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Home Missionary Society of
First Methodist Church
P. G. Dowler
C. M. Coulter
O. F. Rowland
Mina Fry
J. W. Hudson
W. S. Welk
A. D. Townsend
Carl Ferguson
C. R. Baumline
Wilson Norris
George Coe
J. L. Txitipo
Elery Michael
Zora Stonecipher
German Foreign Minister Stresemann Critical in Berlin
Mil Dr Gustav Stresemann German Foreign Minister presented his country's approval of the American antiwar pact. Now 38 seriously ill in Berlin his condition causes grave fears in official circles.
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Gustav Stresemann
Berlin
Doughnut Handling Tips and Storage Cautions
The passage discusses cautious handling of doughnuts during storage and transport. It warns against cracking and crumbling when moving them and suggests protecting them from heat and weighty objects. The tone emphasizes keeping doughnuts soft and lasting longer.
Hardboiled Eggs for Salad Quick Ice Bath Step
Instructions advise plunging freshly boiled eggs into cold water immediately after cooking to prevent discoloration and improve peeling for salad use.
Highway safety contest opens with $6500 in prizes
The highway education board begins its annual safety contest offering 6500 dollars in prizes. Essays written by eighth grade and lower junior students and teachers will be judged for the competition.
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Highway Education Board
Another Rail Air Line May Be Organized
New York on May 19 UPI reports negotiations among three railroads the Curtiss Aeronautical Corp and Wright-Motor Co to rival the existing rail air line. The New York Central Baltimore and Ohio and Southern Pacific railroads are said to back the plan with Boeing Air Transport involvement. A. G. Boesel of Jackson Bursel and Co. says passengers would fly by day and ride by train at night.
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New York
UPI
Pennsylvania Railroad
Curtiss Aeronautical Corporation
Hi Wright Motor Company
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Southern Pacific
Boeing Air Transport
A. G. Boesel
Jackson, Bursel & Company
Quarrel Over Liquor Ends in Murder in Cleveland
In Cleveland on May 19 police reported a quarrel over liquor led to the murder of Henry Schuster, 51, a painter, who was kicked and beaten to death on the West Side last night. Two men were in custody and a third sought. The fight began in front of James Carpenter's home. Carpenter tried to intervene but Schuster was already badly hurt.
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Cleveland
U.R—& Quarrel
Iquor
Henry Schuster
Schuster
James Carpenter
Carpenter
Fog disrupts Middle Atlantic sailing and causes accidents
Heavy fog in the Middle Atlantic today hampers coastwise and harbor traffic near New York. The dense weather led to numerous minor accidents and one serious incident, delaying vessels and complicating operations along the coast.
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New York
Middle Atlantic
Woman Who Reported Kidnaping Is Held
Shawnee Oklahoma May 13 Mrs Lorene Ford who told authorities that her two year old child Betty Jean was kidnaped and drowned by four men last Friday night was held by police here today She was arrested after detailed questioning which fed officers to doubt her story The woman's twice divorced husband Douglas Ford whom she accused as one of the kidnapers and Frank Knight her alleged sweetheart also were held
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Shawnee
Okla
U.R
Lorene Ford
Betty Jean
Douglas Ford
Frank Knight
Examiner Takes Over Bank Mt Sterling
Addison Clark of Cleveland the national bank examiner took over the affairs of the First Citizens National Bank in Mt Sterling on May 19 as reported by the Examiner.
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MT. Sterling
U.R
Addison Clark
Cleveland, National Bank Examiner
First Citizens’ National Bank
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