Cites Challenge to Youth of Today
Hugh Orchard the convention secretary of the Chamber spoke to the young men's bureau warning that America has vast untapped resources and faces a management problem. He urged forward movement into a new era and said today’s youth must bear future burdens with courage and alertness. He criticized those who pity youth for a difficult era.
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Hugh Orchard
Chamber of Commerce
Young Men’s Bureau
The
Chamber
Orchard
Near Hundred but Never Kissed Mate in Tennessee
Athens Tennessee AP report quotes Mrs Nancy Mary Ann Trammell West who declares she never kissed her husband of nearly sixty years and admires modern times yet disapproves of contemporary affection. approaching one hundred she recalls her first movie experience and comments on romantic scenes. she is mother to fourteen children including multiples.
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Nancy Mary Ann Trammell West
Moose Convention Heads to Montrose With High Officials
Prominent Loyal Order of Moose figures arrive for the twenty first annual state convention at Montrose with registration at 9 a.m. Saturday. Paul P. Schmitz of Aurora will open proceedings at Moose hall and oversee 1 700 lodges across 14 states. Judge J Willis Pierson will address the banquet on Mooseheart and child care. England's gas industry reports capital exceeding 1 billion dollars.
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Aurora
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Missouri
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School Budget Approved After Second Hearing
The board of education approved a new budget of 1 073 650 after a second public hearing held Thursday evening. The $80 000 added for junior high equipment pushes expenditures above the Beatty Bennett limit by about 180 000 and awaits state approval. A $100 000 refunding bonds trust with Merchants National Bank was arranged to retire bonds maturing Nov 1. Pensions for five staff members and Mrs Elizabeth Fine were renewed or granted.
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Beatty-Bennett
Merchants National Bank
Wilson
Leota Swem
Clara M. Travis
Ida Ballheim
Boy Loots Cash Drawer At Ellis Park Club House
About eight dollars in bills and some silver were stolen from the Ellis Park golf club house cash register on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Joe Stoddard, wife of the club manager, reported the theft after seeing a youth depart the premises as she investigated a noise at the register. He fled before she could detain him.
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Ellis Park Golf Club
Joe Stoddard
Paul Engle's New Poem Volume Goes Into Sixth Printing
Paul Engle's book American Song is praised by critics as a breakthrough work and has entered its sixth printing a month after publication from Doubleday Doran.
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Paul Engle
Doubleday Doran
Will Rogers visits Chita and eastern Siberia
Will Rogers describes reaching Chita in Siberia on the Chinese Eastern Railway route from Corea through Manchuria. He notes Russia’s stance on selling the line, hints at military preparations, and sketches the vast grasslands around Lake Baikal as he travels.
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Siberia
Corea
Manchuria
Japan
Russia
Lake Baikal
Poem collection fuels 1200 orders after Times review
Publishers announced a morning after a front page New York Times Sunday section review that the poetry collection drew 1200 telephone orders from Manhattan bookstores. The poet’s non fiction best seller status in Cedar Rapids is noted and the initial large local order sold out two weeks after publication.
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New York Times
Manhattan
Engle
Cedar Rapids
Two Men and Woman Killed by Sheriff in Arkansas
Morillton Arkansas sheriff C T Atkinson shot and killed three people Mrs Jane May 55 Jim May 65 and Don May 60 during a disturbance at their home late Thursday night. Sam May 63 was critically wounded as the four attacked during a search and the sheriff fired in self defense.
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Ark
C. T. Atkinson
Jane May
Jim May
Don May
Sam May
May
Community Labor Day plans in Dysart set for Sept 3
Commercial club members and business men announce Our Treat Labor Day celebration in Dysart. A public picnic dinner in the city park offers free coffee and milk. Sports include kittenball tennis and horseshoes at 1030 am. Free entertainment features boxing acrobats and concessions. The local band plays all day and a pavement dance closes the evening program.
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Dysart—Commercial Club
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