Yale Law School Adopts High Standards For Entrance
Yale Law School announced a shift to selective admissions aimed at training top students. Applicants must show college records and rank in the highest third or achieve a grade of A minus to qualify, with an aptitude exam for others. The policy may extend to transfers and a new honors program for top third year students.
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Yale University
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Black Rock Bank Set to Open in July at 2874 Fairfield Ave
Marty B. Curtis announced the Black Rock bank will open in July. The building at 2874 Fairfield Avenue corner with Brewster Street is being renovated into a midsized bank hall about 54 by 90 feet with modern loan facilities. Opening may slip to August 1 if construction delays occur.
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Officers to Be Elected Monday at Bridgeport Art League Meeting
Bridgeport Art League will elect officers for the coming year at its annual meeting Monday June 7 in the club house on Clinton avenue Mrs Walter J Tart will preside and reports from officers and committee chairmen will be presented A luncheon precedes the meeting with Miss Tart Marist as luncheon committee chairwoman Reservations can be made with Mrs Frank Beers The June event at the club house features a water color program by Mrs Dele Gray hosted by Mrs Tart and assisted by Mrs Dele Fister
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Kate Richardson
John Lamb
Bridgeport Art League
Clinton Avenue
Waleter J. Tart
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Prank PL
Wale
Dele Fister
Constable Confesses to Michigan Bomb Deaths
Muskegon Michigan May 31 AP reports K Bartlett a 28 year old Constable from Bure Lake Township confessed to sending the bomb that killed supervisor August Krubseth his daughter Janet and her fiancé Willam Frank last Thursday. Details of the document will not be revealed until after Bartlett is arraigned tomorrow according to prosecutor R G Dunn who announced the confession.
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Bure Lake Township
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Willam Frank
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Foot Guards Held Up By Storm Arrive Today
In New Haven on Memorial Day the Governor foot guards the Putnam Thalanx and the Richmond Blues halted by ice and rough seas aboard the Chicago, delaying their return from Europe. A radiogram from Major Edward A. Judge said dock expected Tuesday in New York. Some members remain in Europe. others plan official welcomes Wednesday.
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Daniel Strickland
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J. H. Alden
Children to Have Safety Teaching in Worcester
Worcester plans a city wide safety education program starting in September to reach all 33,900 school children and their homes. Lessons include oral and written work, slogans, poems, songs, games, debates, and lectures with teachers training in an experimental school and a safety committee preparing literature.
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Worcester
Mass
Thomas F. Power
Three Burned to Death in Baltimore Fire
In Baltimore on May 31 three people died when fire destroyed Dr. Aaron Ember’s home at Johns Hopkins. Mrs Regina Ember, their six year old son, and a white maid perished trapped in bedrooms. Dr Ember was rescued from the roof but seriously burned.
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Aaron Ember
Johns Hopkins University
Regina Ember
Urges Diplomats to Leave Opium Fight
Geneva May 31 AP The former New York police commissioner Arthur Woods told the League of Nations opium committee that direct police action beats diplomatic channels for fighting narcotics. He urged government owned factories for drug production and emphasized community enforcement of laws like Volstead to support police efforts.
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Arthur Woods
New York City
League of Nations
Woods
United States
Box loom crepe kimonos for warm days travel wear
Four nineteen price kimonos in coat style with silk trim or contrasting colors in rose blue and orange. Lightweight and comfortable for travel, easy care no ironing. Main floor feature highlights.
Kid Gloves Product Listing at One Seventy Cents
Two clasp and fancy cuff gloves with elaborate embroidered backs offered in brown navy and white. Sizes available up to 8 in the group.
Children’s Socks 27c in Various Colors and Odd Sizes
A hosiery display in the Main floor Hosiery Dept offers children's socks in 7 8 length sizes with a variety of colors. The store highlights a special group of kids’ socks that are popular.
Read The Post And Telegram For Regular Home Delivery
The Post and Telegram offer news entertainment and real information with home delivery by arranging a regular schedule via phone at Barnum 6100.
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