Vaughn Elected Chairman Advisory Board of Local
At a Salvation Army Advisory Board meeting held on date, Vaughn was named chairman for the coming year. Brower became associate chairman and others were elected to roles with two new members added to the board, including J. Mullings and Dr. Russell Neff.
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Vaughn
Local
S. A
Acmeeting
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Aud Tor
Gaciman
HUD
Brower
Irs
Oveur M. Bordo
Recordiine
Ti Tay
Acnes Finwnes Sonniiites
Afra
Chatrimin
Sdvistry Board
J. Alullings
Pussell Neff
University of Chicago to Build Eleven New Campus Buildings
Eleven new buildings are planned for construction on the University of Chicago campus this year. The projects expand facilities across academic and housing spaces, signaling a major campus development program.
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University of Chicago
Legion To Plan Club House At Meeting Tonight
The American Legion aims to discuss building a club house at eight o clock in the athletic arena. Members debate using reserve funds for a second story Legion hall plan by B B Johnson on S Oates street and consider an offer of four acres donated south of the city if a club house is built there. Commander Hubert Farmer urges full attendance.
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American Legion
B. B. Johnson
S. Oates Street
Legion Hall
Legion
Hubert Farmer
Graf Zeppelin Returns To German Home
Graf Zeppelin arrived in Friedrichshafen after a flight from Cuers, France. The airship reports say the journey began earlier and crews are preparing to attempt an Atlantic crossing. officials note the airship has completed a test leg and is back in Germany for review and repairs.
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Friedrichshafen
Cuers
France
Avs
Yorg Buluinaye
Oseygam
Burpur
Henry Ford Praises Jewish Race at Dinner Statement
Henry Ford issued a written statement praising the Jewish race for benevolence and philanthropy. The tribute was at a testimonial dinner honoring Jewish philanthropist David Brown, with about two thousand Jews present in New York.
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New York
CMN
Henry Ford
Dearborne
Ford
David Brown
Motion for New Trial in Ky Child Murder Case
In Leßandon Kentucky on May 24 three children were found dead in a cemetery near where their mother Mamie Shey Shoaf lay with her throat cut. The coroner said he believed the mother killed her children and then took her own life.
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Lebandon
Mamie Shey Shoaf
Fritters Springs Pool Opens Saturday
The Fritters Springs swimming pool and bath houses are ready for opening with completed facilities and a pool lit by hundreds of lights, giving the resort a fairyland appearance as the opening day approaches Saturday.
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Fritters Springs
Mother Kills Three Children Then Self in Paintsville
In Paintsville Kentucky authorities report a tragic family shooting. Carl Newton Mahan six and a half years old was found guilty yesterday of killing his playmate and received a fifteen year reform school sentence. The motive and full circumstances remain under investigation.
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Paintsville
Everoday
Carl Newton Mahan
Presbyterians Seek Union Of Major Protestant Bodies
ST PAUL May 24 By a practically unanimous vote the first general assembly of the Presbyterian church of the United States of America adopted a recommendation toward the union of the five large Protestant church bodies.
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ST. Paul, Mann
CPI
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church of the
Wealthy planter dies leaves 12000 acre estate in Georgia
Fitzgerald Ga May 24 CT W J C Brown wealthy planter of Abba Ga died there last night His estate of 12000 acres valued at 200000 dollars was left to his three sons
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Fitzgerald, Ga
W. J. C. Brown
Abba
Lenroot's Rise To Judiciary After Turbulent Career
Irvine Lenroot, once a Wisconsin senator and early reporter, joins the federal bench at the United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals. His path bounced through La Follette politics, a 1920s legal practice, and tumultuous Senate battles before Coolidge and Hoover finally confirmed him for a life appointment.
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United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Lenreot
Washington
United States
Wasconsi
Janrodt
Senate
Lenit
Cooldee
Cnate
Farm
Wisconsin
Coolidge
Lenroot
Lemeot
la Follette
Toy
John J. Davne
Letrest
Warrington
Hoover
George W. Norris
Messer Jailed On Prohi Count By State Cops
Two state officers on motorcycles ended a multi mile chase by overrunning and arresting Early Lee Messer near the state line. They reported finding 33 gallons of liquor in his car and Messer was jailed on a charge of transporting liquor. The contraband was destroyed after capture.
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Messer
Early Lee Messer
Rollins
Robbers Escape With Eighty Thousand Dollars in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City reports a downtown holdup where robbers seized about eighty thousand dollars from a bank messenger of the American First National Bank. The incident occurred today as the messenger was on duty. Police search for the suspects continues with no arrests announced.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
American First National Bank
Atlanta Jeweler Found Dead in Car in Decatur
DECATUR Ga May 24 The body of Martin May 57, wealthy Atlanta jeweler, was found in an automobile parked here today. Hose attached to the exhaust pipe indicate death by asphyxiation from carbon monoxide fumes.
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Decatur
Martin May
Atlanta
Kentucky Man Given Internal Revenue Job
Robert H. Lucas of Louisville Kentucky has been appointed commissioner of internal revenue by President Hoover. The nomination goes to the senate today.
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Kentucky
Washington
Robert H. Lucas
Louisville
Internal Revenue
Hoover
Senate
Farm relief measure urged before Senate adjournment
Senator Watson of Indiana urged final enactment of the farm relief measure and the census reapportionment bill before the Senate adjourns for the summer. He said the measures are necessary to complete business in the current session. The remarks were delivered in Washington on May 24.
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Washington, D. C
CPI
Watson
Indiana
Senate
Sponges Sold for Flower Pots in Georgia Trade
In Georgia a local trade shift sees sponges repurposed as decorative inserts for flower pots sold to residents. Vendors report growing interest as gardeners seek unique, moisture retaining accents for potted blooms.
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Georgia
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