Word Problems Will Be Talked Word Problems Will Be Talked
Vital world problems and discussions of the international machinery will occupy delegates at the Mississippi Valley International Relations club conference at the University of South Dakota April 15 and 16. Notables from several universities will speak and join luncheons and a banquet with Tri-State Faculty Club guests.
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Vermil
Mississippi Valley International Telations Club
University of South Dakota
Tri-State
Edward Nickeley
American Police
Beirut
Syria
Alber
Firmann B. Potter
University of Wisconsin
J. Norrie Anderson
Brandon College
Brandon
Manitoba
Canada
Norman J. Hill
University of Nebraska
Herman G. James
Harold S. Quigley
University of Minnesota
C. A. Duniway
Carleton College
H. H. Hahan
Wayne Normal School
Wayne, Neb
Ursulla Hubbard
International Relations Clubs
Dakota Hall
Conference attendees to include students and faculty
Carl Christol, professor, says most participating institutions will send both students and faculty to the conference, highlighting broad representation from the academic community.
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Carl Christol
Conference Schedule on The Near East by Potter
A brief notice lists a 2:00 session in the Union Building Round Table on The Near East led by G A Duniway and G G Beckwith with Dean Edward Nicholey in attendance. The conference adjourns at 4:00.
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Edward Nicholey
Lamcheon
Dakota Hall
J. Morrie Anderson
Union Building
Round Table
League of Nations
World Court
Pitman Potter
Norman J. Hill Carl Christol
Herman James
Liem Nickeley
Prof. Potter
Union Building—Round Table
Near East
G. A. Duniway
G. G. Beckwith
Marie Dressler Defies Age in Bold Hollywood Spirit
Marie Dressler argues middle age is a phase not a limit. She rejects quitting, stresses inner youth, and warns against trying to look like a flapper. She recalls a stage start, a persistent comeback, and feeling younger at fifty than twenty-five.
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Hollywood
Marie Dressler
Miss Dressler
Trists
South Dakota Democrats Forecast Registration Surge
Pierre April 14. Democrats predict a 20 percent rise in registration ahead of the May 3 primary, hoping to gain thousands from Republicans. Party leaders note strong opposition across races for senator, congressman, and governor, with total primary votes possibly reaching 150,000.
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Republican Party
South Dakota
North Dakota
Govetnor
Hoover-Smith
W. J. Bulow
Buell Jones
Bulow
Bulew
Edwin S. Johnson
Farmer-Labor
New Liberty Party
New Wonderful Face Powder MELLO GLO Launch
The Fair Store promotes MELLO GLO face powder promising a youthful complexion and smoother wear. It claims to hide tiny lines and pores, reduce shine, and stay on longer through a new French process.
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