Mount Vernon’s Gaber the scholar collie charms Tull family
Gaber, a tri color Collie at Mount Vernon and Cornell, is a familiar figure in lectures, with Dr Clyde Tull and Mrs. Tull. He enjoys books, cats, and a stray terrier Gilpy, while known in Flagstaff Arizona where Dr Tull teaches in summer. His favorite book is a marked copy of Ellis Parker Butler short stories.
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Cornell College
Clyde “Toppy” Tull
Gaber
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Carl Sandburg
Hugh Walpole
Gaberlunzie
Mount Vernon
Dr. Tull
Tulls
Cornell
State Teachers College
Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona
Doc Gaber
Ellis Parker Butler
Stepanek to Complete Banking Graduate Studies at Rutgers
Ervin F. Stepanek, assistant cashier of Peoples Savings Bank, leaves June 15 for Rutgers University New Brunswick N J to complete his studies at the Graduate School of Banking conducted by the American Bankers Association This will be his third term and he will graduate at the end of June His thesis is Credit Analysis A Means of Curtailing Loan Losses in the Representative American Commercial Bank The school draws about 600 bank officers yearly and includes three two week residence courses and two years of extension work.
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Ervin F. Stepanek
Peoples Savings Bank
Rutgers University
New Brunswick
N. J
Graduate School of Banking
American Bankers Association
American Commercial Bank
Norwegian Royals Arrive in Moorhead for Minnesota Visit
Crown Prince Olav and Crown Princess Martha of Norway arrived in Moorhead Minnesota for a three day schedule of ceremonies. The royal visit highlights cultural ties and official gatherings with local officials and communities.
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Moorhead
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Princess Martha of
Norway
Minnesota
Martin attack bomber speeds past 330 mph carries over 1000 pounds
The new Martin attack bomber reportedly reaches 330 miles an hour and can carry more than 1000 pounds of explosives. It is described as a two engine all metal monoplane.
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Martin
Do away with fake elections vote direct on action
Robert Shedenhelm of Ladora argues in a Gazette People’s Forum that the nation must abandon blame shifting and corrupt politics. He calls for direct democratic action and reform to heal the republic and curb partisan abuses. He cites floods droughts and pests as evidence of a failed system.
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Garden of Eden
United States
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Abel
Robert Shedenhelm
Ladora
Bond issue pared for TVA purchase of Tennessee Electric
The insurgent house military affairs sub committee cut the senate approved bond authorization from 100 million to 65 million for TVA to acquire Tennessee Electric Power Company properties. It also inserted restrictions shielding the federal government from bond obligations and limiting TVA operations to the Tennessee River watershed and the service area of the bought properties.
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INS
House
Tennessee Electric Power Company
TVA
Tennessee
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