Animal Hearing Is Unexplained
BROOKINGS May. South Dakota Academy of Science closes two day session at State College with 75 delegates from six institutions. A. G. Poolman declares hearing mechanics still unexplained while Dr Pholman heads 36 speakers. New officers elected. resolutions urge stronger academy support and preservation of a Black Hills fossil tree. Schools represented include University Eastern Normal School of Mines Dakota Wesleyan Yankton College State College and Huron College.
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South Dakota Academy of Science
State College
Pholman
South Dakota University
Academy
South Dakota
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A.V. Arlton
Dakota Wesleyan
E. P. Chuchill
W. H. Powers
A. L. Haines
University
George J. Gilbertson
Black Hills
Eastern Normal
School of Mines
Dakota Wesleyan University
Huron College
Yankton College
University of Kansas Professor Named English Institute Lecturer
Helen Rhoda Hoopes professor of English at the University of Kansas is secured as lecturer for the annual English institute at Northern State Teachers College from June 5 to 9. Hoopes will conduct clinic lectures twice daily and deliver several evening talks. The institute offers opportunities in creative writing and has drawn students from across the state in prior years.
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Aberdeen
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
University of Kansas
Northern State Teachers College
Miss Hoopes
Pioneering Spirit Urged by Methodist Leader at Huron
Dr Charli EB Wilcox district superintendent of the Methodist church told Huron college students that there is always room for pioneering. He said originality remains vital and leaders must venture into untried ideas as times and conditions shift. The speaker cited the president as a frontier pioneer learning by experience.
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Charli EB. Wilcox
Methodist Church
Huron College
Wilcox
United States
Not in the Past the Great Things of God and Man
Dr. Wilcox stated that the greatest achievements of humanity and God lie ahead, not behind. He urged that these accomplishments rest in the hands of modern pioneers shaping today and tomorrow.
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Wilcox
Hungary's heir plans Danube to Nile freight line
Budapest reports Nicholas Horthy Jr plans a Hungarian Egyptian trading company using Danube routes to the Black Sea and Nile. The aim is to export Hungary’s farm machinery and agricultural products while importing Egyptian cotton, easing postwar trade barriers and lowering transport costs via a Budapest registered fleet.
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Hungary
Nicholas Horthy, Jr
Danube
Black Sea
Golden Horn
Istanbul
Mediterranean
Nile
Egypt
Seven Seas
Horthy, Jr
Brazil Offers Cotton to Japan
Brazil plans to push cotton exports to Japan after years of minimal shipments. Consuls in Kobe and Tokyo are instructed to study market entry while Brazil prioritizes domestic use for its cotton in home textile industries.
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Brazil
Japan
Rio DE
University Professor Says Home Maker Has Other Duties
Vermillion May 9 The efficient home maker faces meals plus educating appetites the University of South Dakota professor Mary Margaret Shaw says. She urges vitamin rich daily meals with fruits vegetables milk and potatoes, plus sunshine or cod liver oil for vitamin D. A well planned diet, not cost, is the cheapest health insurance.
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Mary Margaret Shaw Helleves
Mary Margaret Shaw
University of South Dakota
Kusd
University Station
Shaw
Local man dies by suicide in Hatfield
Officers said they did not know the deceased. Relatives were located through Hatfield garage slips and said unemployment and discouragement were the motive. The body was taken to Hatfield for burial with an undertaker present.
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Hatfield
Man Dies by Own Action Near Gant Valley
GANN VALLEY May 9 Special A man found dead in the rear seat of a Mode Tractor automobile fifteen miles west of Gant Valley on the Crow Creek Indian reservation on May 5 was identified by Hatfield Minnesota relatives as Elmer D Clayton formerly of Hatfield. The 34 year old single man had a bullet hole in his head and an automatic pistol in his hand. Relatives said the car showed no numbers and license plates from 1923 were hidden in the lining, suggesting an attempt to escape identification.
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Gann Valley
Gant Valley
Crow Creek
Hatfield, Minn
Elmer D. Clayton
Hatfield
Madison, S
Vosmik Refuses Glasses Despite Slump With Indians
Joe Vosmik, Cleveland Indians outfielder, says he will not wear glasses to correct an astigmatic condition. General manager Billy Evans and Vosmik disagree on the cause of his batting slump from .300 last season to .125 this year, with Evans predicting improvement after more at bats.
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Joe Vosmik
Cleveland
Evans
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