Seniors Set Record Graduates At Commencement
The January 281 degree total, plus June grads, will push the 1929 1430 school year past 3000 degrees and lift the university past the 50,000 mark in its history with the Saturday night commencement. Cadets will receive 158 commissions as the new Student Health Center is dedicated and a cornerstone unveiled. Dudley K. Woodward will speak at the commissioning ceremony with top military guests including General Lawrence, General Bruce, and Rear Admiral Liteh. Dr. Painter will preside at the health center dedication and confer degrees that night.
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Graudting
Duriig
Mwith
Dudley K. Woodward
Dallas
Heimen
University Board of Regents
Air Force
Charles W. Lawrence
San Antonio
Army M
A.D. Bruce
Fort Sam Houston
Ernest W. Liteh
Corpus Christi
T. S. Painter
Willl
Dad Solves Problem Of Bottle Feeding
Roanoke Virginia report describes a quirky scene where a man, Fletcher, wires his camp with hidden microphones and loudspeakers along the Au Sshle River. While fishermen pass, he chants jokes and taunts to ribbing effect, claiming practical joker antics amid river life.
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Dad
Roanoke
Frank Bay City
Mich
Dick Turner
Blettcher
Fletcher
Mel
Inverted-bottle holder kit transforms with a flick
An inventors kit attaches to a baby and holds a bottle by a wrist action. The harness fits over the infant and converts into a bottle holder, addressing the tireless chore of keeping a bottle upright.
My Oh My And From Yale Too Disrupt Park Cabin Scene
Four male students from Mele and three female students from Yasser and Smith colleges were fined 120 dollars yesterday for holding an overnight beer rendezvous in a cabin at Norrie State Park. The Yale men paid 25 dollars each and the girls 10 dollars each after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct before Justice of the Peace Raymond Fill. Trespassers said the youths occupied the park cabin without permission, stayed overnight, and left two littered beer cans.
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Hyde Park
Yasser and Smith Colleges
Norrie State Park
Yale
Justices of the Peace
Raymond Fill
Rural Areas Going In For Higher Education Growth
Western Reserve University survey covering ninecounty region from 1930 to 1970 shows rural high school graduates entering college rising 169 percent, while city graduates rise 62 percent. Director Dr Clyde White aims to map district enrollment shifts. Private and parochial schools sent about twice as many students by period end.
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Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Geven-County
Clyde White
Sun Patterns for Summer Dresses and Patterns
Sun Patterns offers summer dress patterns for little girls described as sun-ress fashions and a princess style suitable as street dresses with bolero. Pattern No 2516 available in sizes 2, 4, 8 with matching panties. price 35 cents, order via Pattern Bureau The Bastown Sun Box 42 Old Chelsea Station New York NY.
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The
Bastown Sun
Truman Rejects Idea of Forcing Dixiecrats Out
President Truman rejected a proposal by Senator Hubert Humphrey to purge conservative Southern Democrats from the party. He urged unity, inviting all voters to support Democratic candidates in the upcoming elections. The talk followed long-standing tensions as conservatives and Dixiecrats clash with Truman's Fair Deal agenda.
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John L Custer
Washington
Truman
Hubert A. Humphrey
Minnesota
Democratic Party
Ben
Alabama
Humphrey
Andrew J. Biemilter
Wisconsin
Congress
Claranes
J. Brown
Ohio
Percy Priest
Tennessee
John 3. Sparkman
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Revar Appliance Co
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