Reinstate Schools In N C Would Reinstate Schools In N C
The North Central Association recommended reinstatement for Butler University and Crane Junior College of Chicago after suspensions last year for failing to meet standards. Thirteen other regional colleges received approval, while no action was taken on the Northwestern University dispute as per H M Gage.
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Chicago
e—Butler University of Indianapolis
Crane Junior College of Chicago
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Association
State Teachers Colleges
Arizona
Flagstaff
Trempte
College of the Ozarks
Clarksville College
Arkansas State Teachers College of Arkansas
McKendree CoMere
Lebanon
Evansville College of Indiana
University of Detroit
College of Sioux Falls
Concord Normal of
Athens
Board of Review
H. M. Gage
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Northwestern University
Gage
Nort
Big Ten
Campaign To Reduce Wheat Smut Opens Drive
The agriculture department launched a drive in the spring wheat belt to cut losses from wheat smut, which last year totaled about 5 million dollars. Lac Qui Parle county in Minnesota was chosen to pilot demonstrations of seed treatment methods, with state agencies to stamp out the infestation. Results will guide similar actions in other states as the program includes demonstrations and both dry and liquid treatment methods. Smut has risen since 1925, reducing yields and quality, with Lac Qui Parle reporting 21,158 dollars in discounts and 22,500 dollars in yield losses from smutty wheat.
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Washington
Mar
Rice Agriculture Department
Minnesota
Lac Qui Parle
Mal S. Daugherty Sentenced for Bank Misuse
Mal S. Daugherty former president of the defunct Ohio State bank was sentenced to ten years in the Ohio penitentiary. He was fined 5000 dollars and ordered to pay court costs after being convicted March 4 of misappropriating funds. Defense plans appeal. A two day stay was granted while motions and bills of exception are pursued. Authorities indicated 15 more indictments may follow. He is brother to Harry M. Daugherty, former attorney general.
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Mal S. Daugherty
Washington Court House
Ohio State Bank
Ohio Penitentiary
Charles Bell
Bell
Daugherty
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
Stolen Chairs Traced To Small Pox Victim Home
Sioux Falls report says six chairs stolen from the city hose house were found in a residence where one occupant had small pox. Detectives retrieved the chairs, a quarantine tag was applied, and the home underwent disinfection.
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Sioux Falls
Mar
Peter Gunderson
City Hose House
Gunderson
Judge Burch Rites To Be Held Friday
Funeral services for Judge Newton D. Burch of the state supreme court, who died yesterday after a cerebral hemorrhage, will be at 2 30 p m Friday from the Methodist church in Pierre. Burial will be at Pierre with state offices closed and the casket in the capitol rotunda from 11 a m to 1 30 p m Friday. High state officials will be honorary pallbearers. Rev F E Morrison will officiate.
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Pierre
Newton D. Burch
State Supreme Court
Methodist
T4y
Capitol
Samuel C. Polley
Supreme Court
Warren Green
Dwight Campbell
E. D., Roberts
Frederick A. Warren
Supreme Cor
Walter G. Miser
Sursme Court
Burch
F. E. Morrison
The
Methodist Church
Recess Declared In Iowa University Inquiry
DES MOINES March 19 The six members of the legislative committee investigating the University of Iowa announced a recess until next Wednesday due to upcoming bills in both houses. The committee's auditor continues reviewing university records. The state executive council prepares a land purchases list. The attorney general seeks dismissal of an injunction filed against the committee in Polk County by H Byers alleging the inquiry exceeds legislative powers.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Mar
University of Iowa
State Executive Council
Polk County
Open Gambling Nears in Nevada as License Law Passes
Carson City Nevada observers await Gov Blazer’s signature on a licensed gambling bill passed by both houses. Officials and club directors in Reno and Las Vegas prepare facilities for hundreds of players as gambling activities resume. Card games have historical legality, and parimutuel racing is already lawful. A six week divorce bill is expected to draw more visitors to the state.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada
FB. Blazer
Reno
Las Vegas
Mrs Louisa Thurman Buried In Lake Preston
Mrs Louisa Thurman died Tuesday from pneumonia at 81. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Lewis funeral parlors with Rev HK Evans officiating. Interment followed in Lake Preston cemetery. She had lived with her sister Mrs EE Anderson for eleven years, after moving from Iowa. Surviving are her sister, a niece Mrs W Peterman, a grand niece Mrs B Bender, and a great grand niece Patty Bender.
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Lake Preston
Mar
Louisa Thurman
Lewis
HK. W. Evans
Congregational Church
Anderson
W. Peterman
Mra B. Bender
Huron
Patty Bender
Troopers Seek Killers After Officer Slaying in New York
Albany dispatch reports state troopers hunt two Pennsylvania men, Stanley Chero, 22, and William Schermowitz, 19, after they killed Sergeant John E Frey of G troop near Schodack Center. Fellow trooper Edward Updyke was briefly abducted as the men fled in Frey’s car.
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Albany
N. Y
John E. Frey
G Troop
Stanley, Chere
William Schermowitz
Beotghton
Frey
Missing Flier In Naval War Games Off Colombian Coast
Aboard ships and aircraft hunt for Chief Aviation Pilot Verne Warren Harshaman who vanished during naval war games off Colombia. The last sighting showed him flying at 4 000 feet into heavy clouds on Tuesday morning with no radio to report. Authorities widened the coast line search from Panama to neighboring nations as ships cover about 3 000 square miles awaiting any sign of the land plane or crew.
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Washington
Mar
Verne Warren
Harshaman
Navy
John V. Chase
Panama
Colombia
Harshman
Hays
Changkiang Sinking Near Heihan Island Causes Loss
The French steamer Changkiang, en route from Hongkong, struck a rock off Heihan Island near Haimen on March 16 and was a total loss with 14 people killed or drowned aboard.
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Shanghai
Mar
Hongkong
Heihan Island
Haimen
Shot to Death Union Business Agent Near Home
William J. a business agent of a union was shot to death a few doors from his home today in a case that appears to be a fatal shooting. Police reported no immediate suspects and are investigating the incident.
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William J
Union
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