Capitol Moves On Prohibition At Capitol
Washington June 1 Prohibition moves dominate legislative and executive business as President Hoover calls for a joint congressional committee to plan a unified enforcement system to be enacted this December. Senator Jones introduces a three man resolution to set up a bipartisan panel to draft the program.
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Washington
Capitol
Hoover
Department of Justice
Congress
National Commission For Law Observance
Mellon
Mitchell
Inter-Departments
Justice Department
Jones
Judiciary Committee
Dawes Poised for Key Roles in Post War Negotiations
The new U S envoy may observe and represent the United States in reparations talks on German war indemnities and related trade dissatisfaction. He will also handle Anglo American issues including territorial rights in the frozen Antarctic amid Byrd’s polar expedition and Shackleton’s historic explorations.
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United States
Europe
Dawes
Antarctic
Richard B. Byrd
South Pole
Great Britain
Ernest R. Shackleton
Plainview Academy Graduates Noted For Service
Prof H J Sheldon of Minneapolis says Redfield’s Plainview Academy has produced many missionaries ministers and workers in nineteen years The list includes fourteen foreign missionaries eleven ordained ministers six licensed ministers three conference presidents three principals seven music teachers forty grade school teachers twenty nurses six doctors fifteen college and academy teachers and six boarding school preceptors The academy plans for next year aim to strengthen and expand the curriculum with one more instructor to fulfill the slogan to make our best still better.
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H. J. Sheldon
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Plainview Academy
Redfield
State Fair Grounds
Sheldon
H. GC. Hartman
Congress nears completion on two major bills in clash
Washington reports that the House moved to finish the census reapportionment and farm relief measures after protracted debates. The Senate eyed an export debenture revival as the final compromise emerged, while administration allies expected passage before midweek, barring immigration act repeal disputes.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Joint Conference Committee
Haugen
House Conference Committee
Chamber
McNary
Vacation Bible School Planned at First Baptist Church
A daily Vacation Bible School will be held at the First Baptist church from Monday June 10 to Friday June 21. Classes are arranged for children up to twelve, with a separate class for ages twelve to sixteen if needed. Sessions begin at 9 am with devotional and song, then study periods on The Life of Christ The Apostle Paul and the Bible in clear simple form.
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First Baptist Church
Christ
Paul
Oil Policy Conference Opens After Hoover Call
Washington dispatch says federal officials led by Secretary Wilbur left for Colorado Springs to join a governor’s conference on curbing oil waste via a compact among major producing states. Debate centers on small independent producers versus big firms, with protests over west state permit cancellations and a potential state level production limit plan.
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Washington
Wilbur
Colorado Springs
Hoover
Moore
General Land Office
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Ethel McLennan
McKitterick
Calif
Interior Department
Woveltinenl
Pellineum Institute
Whp
WUL Lindiner
Dusluess
Volorado Springs
Joey
Mitchell
Institute
Conference of Governors
Scenery Ready For College Senior Drama Production
Scenery painted for Huron College senior class production Craig's Wife has been placed on the stage for tomorrow night at 8 oclock. Only one setting will be used across the three acts, depicting a room in the Craig home. Final rehearsal held today as Wieven seniors present it as the second activity of commencement week.
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Huron College
Craig
College
Wieven
Hoover Cuts White House Handshake Line
President Hoover has reduced public receptions to once a week to save time and energy. In April 7656 people visited. in May the number fell to 3744. Visitors need a letter of introduction, shown to Patrick McKenna, before joining a brisk two by two handshake line guarded by Secret Service and White House police.
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White’ House
Richard L. Turner
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
White House
Congress
Patrick McKenna
Wens Fountain Pen Won in Watkins Sales Contest
William Hloge of Dakota avenue southeast won a fountain pen in a J R Watkins sales contest in this territory. Cavour reports Clif ford WH Alvey, a University of New York graduate student. Billy Petrolle of Fargo outpointed Ray Miller of Chicago in a noted match.
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Wens
William Hloge
Dakota Avenue
Southeast
J. R. Watkins Company
Cavour
Clifford WH. Alvey
New York University
Petromi
Billy Petrolle
Fargo
N. D
Ray Miller
Chicago
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