Ceremonial Today By D C O K 29 In Charleston
Shiraz Temple No 29 DP O K Ky will hold a ceremonial today at Glendale Temple Charleston street with registration opening at 4 PM. Ritual work and first degrees in the afternoon followed by a parade at 6:30 PM from Glendale temple along several streets to lodge rooms. Sairar Temple drum corps led by George Ehman will feature. Visitors from Ohio and West Virginia expected. many candidates will ride the goat.
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Editorial on West Virginia reform and university growth
The Wheelings Register laments hive laws as relics of fanatic reform while praising a populist victory over Sunday newspaper setting bills in Wetzel County. The Morgantown New Dominion highlights the state university’s rapid growth, noting a historic commencement with strong alumni support and expanding facilities.
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Yale junior fined for careless flying over field
Thomas B. Sweeney Sr a Yale junior from Washington D C was fined 26 dollars and costs for a Connecticut aviation law violation. He admitted flying near the Yale field and at altitudes below 2000 feet but denied piloting during the Yale Princeton freshman game on May 28.
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Immigration vital problem in Australia
Immigrant policy and funding discussed as Australia faces a land-starved labor shortage. Britain agreed to subsidize emigration, financing parts of the loan and interest over two five year periods. Federal coordination and reform proposed to attract settlers suited to farming, countering urban drift and reliance on British migrants.
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Lions Observe Flag Day at Charleston Luncheon
The Lions club held a Flag Day program at a weekly luncheon with Charleston attorney Morton delivering a long address on the flag and American ideals. The talk included history of the flag, its colors, and critiques of federal overreach, followed by notes on local civic concerns and upcoming entertainment plans in the area.
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Return to Edo Era Ethos Sparks Tokyo Society
A Tokyo society named Toka-Kat seeks a revival of Edo period chivalry and self sacrifice, opposing Western modernization. Members, mostly descendants of Edo samurai, vow to preserve Edokko spirit and may advocate drastic steps against newspapers railways or automobiles to restore old Japanese virtues.
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Unscrambled Cross-Word Clues From A Turbulent Puzzle Page
A dense OCR fragment lists a chaotic cross word puzzle with stray words and misspellings. It references many scattered clues such as famous baseball nicknames language terms prepositions and objects, but provides no coherent solve or theme. The item reads like a torn page of mixed entries and garbled hints without a readable grid.
Local business men form clubs and plan Lares night
EH L Ballard J Walter Barnes W G Brown Bruce Bartleth and Marcus Cohen head a resolutions group welcoming the Charleston Chapter of American Business Men. Lions offer felicitations to J N Mahan for his seventy fifth anniversary in business as Don Moore moves adoption. I Merrill Smith leads musical program with Mrs H J Coney and Mr Smith singing with Ruth Miller piano. Francis Pritenerd W W dhall and S H Galverin to arrange Lares night observance set for July 10.
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Radio to Make Road of Crooks Harder
Santa Ana Cal June 13 Radio had entered the field again at the autumn thief and the new method of sanding photographs by telegraph wires will make the path of the criminal more almost than ever before. C Cruze ex Los Angeles police man said four California broadcasting actions would soon be putting every record of the change of ownership or sale of a car into air four thrice daily. Clarence C Blorrill superintendent of California Bureau of Verification spoke on the new photographic vending device fingerprint. This method may reach U.S. departments within moments, whereas before it took days.
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California
International Association For Criminal Identification
C. Cruze
Los Angeles
Dot & Dutentlil
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United States
Helix Asperia Is New Garden Menace
SANTA ANA Gul Tune 12-Reale residents with gardens report attacks by an army of Helix Asperia according to A A Brock Orange County horticultural agent. The article notes the creature’s behavior and compares it to a prior pest in La Jolla, San Diego County.
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Gul
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Fire Causes Heavy Damage in Tokyo
In Tokyo on June 12 a report notes 422 fires in Tokyo and surrounding areas between January 1 and April 1, 2926. Fire losses are estimated near 90 million yan, about 25 million dollars, reflecting heavy material damage across districts.
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Snobbery Blamed for Revolt Against Education Says Prof Breitwieser
Berkeley California June 7 Professor J V Breitwieser of the University of California denounces aloof scholars and snobbery as fueling a revolt against higher education He points to anti evolution efforts in public schools as part of a drift toward an aristocratic scholarly class and warns of dangers to democracy if education becomes a closed system He urges integration of common education with shared national aims.
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California University
Berkeley, Cel
America
J. V. Breitwieser
University of California
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