University of Cincinnati Homecoming Features Doctors vs Lawyers Game
The third annual UC homecoming on June 13 will feature a Doctors versus Lawyers baseball game, with a trophy offered by University News and Bearcat. Dr A C Bachmeyer leads the Doctors and Sanford Brown the Lawyers. The day includes Memory Lane, a mid day luncheon, a 2 PM ROTC sham battle, marksmanship by the Varsity Girls Rifle team, and various athletic contests plus a veterans’ and alumni program. The event ends with dinner, student vaudeville, and an interfraternity sing. Alumni events follow in subsequent weeks for Liberal Arts and Law graduates.
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German fined for singing national anthem in Bochum
Adelbert Gerthe chairman of the German Peoples party in Bochum was fined 500 marks by a French Military Court for failing to prevent the anthem sung at a local meeting. He argued that French civil authorities had not objected to prior singings.
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A No 1 Hits Road to Lecture Boys in Pullman
Leon Ray Livingston known as A No 1 in hobo lore has left Bio Pennsylvania after eleven years of quiet life. He sold his publishing company and home and heads West by Pullman to speak to boys about resisting the lure of wandering life. He says his wife and two children are cared for while he continues roaming until the fever subsides.
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Buckner Declares Flask Carriers Immune In New York
United States Attorney Buckner announced that for non commercial flask carriers in New York the prohibition crackdown will not arrest. Boots legging cases will be prosecuted. Retail selling or possession cases will not be arrested. The aim is a dryer New York with no major arrests. The order extends to postal narcotic pure food and immigration authorities.
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Cincinnati Dogs Win at Oakley Third Annual Show
The Southern Ohio Field Trial Association held its third annual show at Madison Park Oakley with pointers and setters. About five hundred spectators attended as seventy eight dogs entered including champions with AKC ratings. Winners included Per of Skogsba and Shivera Orlando Rap among pointers, plus top English and Irish setters in multiple classes.
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All Night Commons Session Impresses Ellen Wilkinson
London May 30 Miss Ellen Wilkinson MP enjoyed her first all night sitting in the House of Commons though she vows not to repeat it. She watched the sun rise from the Thames terrace and declined a sandwich and wine at 4 am. Other women MPs share the experience but none desire a repeat while men nap with coffee.
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Colleges See Record Growth in Enrollment and Expansion
New York May 30 Increase in college and university enrollments across the United States mirrors rises in gifts and campus expansion. Eighty-three leading institutions report 235 248 full time students up by 15 299 from last year. Total enrollment including summer and extension programs approaches 500 000.
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Texans Flee From Flood as the Rio Grande Rises
Flood conditions from heavy rains in Southwest and West Texas push residents to evacuate after a twenty four foot rise swept down the Rio Grande yesterday. The crest at Eagle Pass destroyed the international bridge while two people, a Mexican man and woman, were reported dead and flood waters reached five feet in parts of the Mexican town.
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Van Dyke Says Students Study Too Much Think Too Little
Princeton professor emeritus Dr Henry Van Dyke returning from New Zealand criticizes modern university students for over study and lack of independent thinking. He suggests experiments giving students more thinking time and questions whether liberty would be used for reflection or mere recreation. He notes the present generation differs from the past in its concerns and believes many activities fail to yield lasting benefit.
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Cologne University Honors Catholic Sister Ignatia
Cologne University in Berlin names Sister Ignatia of the Holy Order of St. Francis an honorary citizen in recognition of her work running the student kitchen for indigent girls and young men. Otto Tilmann awarded the certificate and gold medal. Sister Ignatia was born 1868 and was Countess Anna von Spee before taking the veil, related to Admiral von Spee and anatomy professor Ferdinand von Spee.
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Woman Flower Vendor Found Slain in Hallway
Memphis police believe an unidentified assailant killed 78 year old Agnes Swedenburg a vendor of paper flowers by slashing her throat and wrist in a downtown rooming house hallway. Investigators note she had recently received charity aid and appeared to have been dead for several days.
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Three-Shaded Shoes Dominate Paris Fashion
Paris, May 30. Women's footwear shows two or three shades, nearly replacing plain styles. Varieties include pink kid and white Morocco, gold or silver powdering, patent leather and mauve kid. A Juliette pump in black patent with gold and blue heel circles was popular at Longchamp. Pink kid pumps with silver powdering are a ballroom rarity.
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