Young Sees New School As Means To Cut Wastes
Boston June 5 Associated Press reports Owen D Young, GE chairman, dedicates Harvard Business School buildings funded by George F Baker 85 million gift. He urges business as a profession and notes shifts from ministry to business since 1840, outlining three societal aims for the school: ethics, labor capital adjustment, and reducing unemployment waste.
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Boston
Associated Press
George F. Baker
Harvard Business School
Owen D. Young
Young
Harvard
General Electric Company
Business School
Fishing licenses sent to Coolidges in South Dakota
President Coolidge visiting South Dakota will cost the state $200 a day for rent of its own property, the state game lodge near Rapid City. The lodge sits on about 220000 acres leased to a private citizen after completion. Mrs Hoff man sent the fishing licenses to Washington for the President and Mrs. Coolidge.
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Sioux Falls
iBy
Associated Press
Coolidge
South Dakota
Rapid City
Washington
Caryll Hoffman
United States
Broadway Radio Schedule Mix of Music and Talks
Radio program grid for New York stations WEAF WNYC WHN and WMCA lists hourly features. Programs include orchestras, weather, market updates, lectures, operatic excerpts, dances, and devotions across afternoon to late evening with names of performers and stations.
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Megith
Lyons
Tate
Dr. C. PB
Abendorf
Rusgell Hird
Sidonie M. Graenhets
Rolfe
Aldoneer
Antmon
Soran
van Sculpture
Margaret
Anusaen
Wollurfasturla
John Barnes
Cavalleria Musticang
National Rand Opera Company
Jolfe
SGOR
WNYC
New York
Outstanding Radio Concerts Across Stations Tonight
A dense schedule of radio programs and performances across N Y stations. Klein's Serenaders, Roxy and his Gang, Shishkint Serenaders, Moonlight Sextet, and the Police Department Honor Legion dinner concert are listed with times from 2:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Many stations announce operas, concerts, lectures, weather, and market reports for varied audiences.
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Klein
WIZ
Roxy
WEAF
John Barnes Wells
WEAP
Police Department
Honor Legion
WRNY
National Grand Opera
WJZ
Norman Vause
Dintetion
Hygiene
Metzelthin
Jack Philips
Hello West
Valya
Anna Helchel
Hanjo Tiddy
Delle
Hugo Gernsback
Magnaine
Roosevelt
Mra
Mrulth
River Stage
Threeleuals
Oulday Musical
Mildred Prigge
Luz Lang
Weather Percenaton
Baseball Boorer
Gibson
Gibson Orchesera
Ark —Syrie
Buffalo to host 234 groups conference on family problems
New York June 5. A conference of 234 organizations in family social work will meet in Buffalo from October 2 to 6 to study domestic problems. Walter M. West announced the plan, aiming to examine how church school industry and other agencies affect the average family. Frank J. Bruno of Wash U St Louis chairs the General Conference committee. Speakers include Keri De Schwelnitz Philadelphia Professor Herbert Jennings Johns Hopkins University Professor Ernest A. Gro Boston University David Adie Buffalo Professor Paul H. Douglas University of Chicago Frederick May Eliot St Paul Minn.
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New York
Associated Press
America
Buffalo
N. Y
Walter M. West
Frank J. Bruno
Washington University
St. Louis
Keri de Schwelnitz
Philadelphia
Herbert Jennings
Johns Hopkins University
Ernest A. Gro
Boston University
David ©. Adie
Paul H. Douglas
University of Chicago
Frederick May Eliot
St. Paul
Minn
Man Kills Telegraph Operator and Wife Then Dies
Grantsburg Wis June 5 After killing Lester Anderson twenty seven a railroad telegrapher John Erickson forty yesterday went to his divorced wife s home near here and shot and killed her in the boy s presence then killed himself Mrs Erickson had obtained a divorce charging desertion last April
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Grantsburgh
Wis
Associated Press
Lester Anderson
John Erickson
More Children Hurt in Crashes Reported
State motor vehicle data for the first quarter shows child injuries rising 60 percent, with nearly five children lamed daily by cars versus under three daily a year earlier. Adult injuries rose 3 percent. thirteen adults per day struck or hurt, ten per day in early 1926. Fatalities include fourteen children and forty seven adults in auto related crashes this quarter, vs ten children and thirty nine adults in 1926.
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State
Motor Vehicle Department
Brazilian flyer ends long Atlantic journey to Pernam búco
Joao de Barros and the Jahu arrived in Pernambuco from Fernando de Noronha after a months long voyage from Genoa with stops at Porto Praya and Cape Verdes. Delays and a prior crash near the Brazilian coast sparked riot reports in Rio de Janeiro, one death.
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Pernambuco
Brazil
Associated Press
Jahu
Joao de Barros
Port Natal
Genoa
Italy
Cape Verda
Fernando de Noronde
Porto Praya
Capa Verde Islanda
Fernando
de Barros
Porta Praya
South American
Fernando Do Noronha
Rio Janeiro
Indians Hold Ancient Rite at Niagara Falls
On June 5 at Sanborn reservations the Tuscarore council observed a condolence feast in memory of Chief Thomas Williams of the Bear clan. Hundreds of Indians and Algonquin visitors joined a twelve hour ceremonial night of sorrow and feasting around the council fire.
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Niagara Falls
Associated Press
Tuscarore Council
Sanborn
All Nations
Quebec
Thomas Williams
Bear
Bay State Cancer Board Is Appointed
Boston June 5 The advisory committee on social service for cancer control was announced by Dr George H Bigelow state public health commissioner to help start Massachusetts first public cancer hospital. The panel will select from Pondville hospital Norfolk applicants needing immediate care and choose a worker to plan follow up with clinical social workers at the hospital.
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Boston
Associated Press
George H. Bigelow
Massachusetts
Pondville
Norfolk
Fainting Crowd At Windsor Liquor Stores Sparks Reserve Call
Police reserves converged as crowds at two Windsor government liquor stores caused women to faint in the opening rush. Virtually all local officers worked for hours to restore order. no serious injuries were reported.
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Windsor
De Witt Drug Maker Leaves $12 to $20 Million Estate
Mount Vernon June 5 The transfer tax affidavit filed with the will of Elden C De Witt shows the late drug manufacturer left an estate estimated between 12 and 20 million dollars. The widow inherits the entire estate for life and upon her death it will pass to heirs as directed by the will.
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Mount Vernon
Associated. Press
Elden .C. de Witt
Ufa
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