Escapades With Chicago Co Eds Told By Death By Own Action
The diary of Robert Preston, a Northwestern University student, reveals a round of escapades with coeds and a planned self destructive path. Psychologists and educators debate motives and youth discipline as university authorities tighten supervision. The case draws commentary from the Methodist Ministers Union on youth attitudes and maturity.
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Chicago
de Quincy
Robert Mieston
Northwestern University
CrueNy Frank
Preston
Yulge Mary Bartelme
Tuvenile Court
Judea Bartelme
Gomeans
Gaa
Robert Preston
Woudern College
Praston
Methodist Ministers Union
U S A S K S P O L I C E T O A I D M A I L THIEVES
Federal authorities ask city police to monitor for mail thieves prowling Main Street office buildings and stealing letters collected for pickup. The latest victim is John J Eagan of 841 Martin Street. His mail has disappeared several times, but valuables are not confirmed missing.
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Main Street
John J Eagan
Matin Street
Army Navy officers benefit ruling on tax deductions
Washington April 13 A court ruling allows army navy and other government officers to deduct quarters allowances or the value of government provided housing from their income for tax returns. The decision by the United States Court of Claims affects officers, including those in the army navy and marine corps. Williamsport April 13 Mary Fisher 25 of New Rochelle Williams College star athlete will not be eligible for the baseball ring this spring. He has played two years in right field and is among the team's top hitters.
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Washington
Army
Navy Marine
United States Court of Claims
Williamstown
Fisher
New Rochelle
Williams College
Rwesk
Christie
Hollywood
Tne
Oxford University
Oxford
Charley
Aunt
al Christie
Sir Chaplin
Tames
Pigea Ethel
Shannon Tuilen
Faittlefield
Eulalie Tensen
James Harrison
David James
Priscila Borner
Mary Akin
J Stuart Blackton
Cameo Theatre
Directors Choose Dietz Rotary Club President
At a meeting of the newly elected directors of the Rotary club of Bridgeport Cai1 Dietz was chosen president for the ensuing year. A V Bodine was named vice president and Levis McPawlett was reelected secretary with Egbert Marsh as treasurer. Mortimer S Comstock became sergeant at arms. Carl F Dietz leads as president and is a general manager at Bridgeport Brass. Bodine is vice president of Dictaphone. Directors include Harry B Curtis William A Day W A LaField Albert E Lavery Edward C Spargo George HL Woods and George C Waldo.
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Rotary Club of
Bridgeport
Cai
Dietz
A V Bodine
Lévis McPawlett
Egbert Marsh
Mortimer S Comstock
Rotary Club
Carl F Dietz
Bridgeport Brass Company
Avy Bodine
Dictaphone Corporation
Harry B Curtis
William A Day
W A_ LaField
Albert E Lavery
Edward € C Spargo
George HL Woods
George C Waldo
Seaside Park Set for Progress Week Exposition Plan
Seaside Park is assured for a Progress Week exposition with no commercial aspects. George M James and Carl Dietz vow no personal financial gain, profits to fund an industrial bureau. Memorial Day exercises will not be interrupted as departments plan a half of the tent for displays.
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Park Board
Seaside Park
George M James
Lamessad
Carl Dietz
Chamber of Commerce
General
John W Darin
Elias Howe Post
Bames
Hames
Mayors Office
New York
Vaudeville, films, and stage magic dazzle at local theatres
The Amusements section highlights Miss O Neil headlining a strong vaudeville bill with an Alamo Club act and several bright spots including Clifford Marion and Lloyd and Ford. The Cameo presents Charley’s Aunt filmed with Sid Chaplin and a lavish Oxford set, while Pathe News and The Redeeming Sin add to a varied entertainment lineup.
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O Neil
Alamo Club
Clifford
Marion
Lloyd
Ford
Paramount
East
West
Owen Moore
Constance Trennetays
Tony Farina
Mickey
Pathe
Chamber Keeps Hands Off Tax Ripper Question
The Chamber of Commerce debated the stand on a tax proposal at a luncheon in the Fairfield Hotel. President George J. Crawford urged asking individual members for their views before acting, noting both pro and con opinions within the Chamber and delaying any decision until member sentiment is clear.
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Champber of Commerce
George H Wood
Board of Relief
Chamber of Vomimene
Emir Kurdestan appeals deportation decision
Prince Zerderschene who calls himself the Emir of Kurdestan appealed to the Secretary of Labor against the deportation order issued for him. The appeal stays the deportation proceedings. He was deported by the U S government weeks ago after being refused admittance by Britain and returned to the United States to be kept on Ellis Island. Britain had not assured admission and officials deem him an undesirable alien due to allegations of a polite record in several countries.
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AGW
York
Prince Zerderschene
Kirdestan
Dossnt
Secretary of Labor
Davia
Zerderschene
Atlantic
Fliis Island
Special Immigration Board
Great Britain
Prince
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Sid Chaplin
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