Anomalies of Times Challenge Students By Wilcox
Francis D. Wilcox in Iowa urges University of Iowa graduates to stay active and pursue further study. He notes a transition era with bread lines and idle factories, calls for cooperation over competition, internationalism over nationalism, and education over ignorance. He predicts abundant opportunities if society retools its economic and social patterns.
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Francis D. Wilcox
Towa City
Iowa
University of Towa
L Graduate School
Advantaged of low mood grads seek better values
By Benton H Grant a Yale professor urges new graduates to begin life in low mood to learn disciplined thinking and reject greed. He argues the nation bears the cost of shortcuts and warns that war, corruption, and materialism erode character. Graduates pledge to be better citizens and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton H. Grant
New York City
Aurelian Tonor
From Scratch We Begin Work With Determination
A statement of resolve sets the tone for a new effort by a group of people starting with no resources. They acknowledge challenges and mistakes ahead but emphasize hope and hard work as essential to building from the ground up. The address frames a fresh, deliberate push and collective effort.
Realities Sterner Than Ever Before
Henry S Reuss of Milwaukee argues the Cornell class of 1933 faces a harsher job market and a changing college order. He notes increased focus on internationalism politics and religion with no single guiding worldview, while the class remains hopeful after four years, not overly discouraged by external events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Reuss
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Cornell Daily Sun
Cornell
University
Jace
Scott Fitzgerald
Hoover
Constructive Use of Talents Planned By Wellesley Senior
Jane Grisdigt of Coatesville Pennsylvania reports Wellesley College seniors face mixed moods after graduation. About 7 percent expect jobs next year, 34 percent plan graduate study, and around 8 percent intend to marry right away. The class remains eager to apply talents to postwar reconstruction and world issues.
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Jane Griswold
Coatesville
Pennsylvania
Wellesley College
Jane Grendigt
Ferry Barge Improves Grafton Park Crossing
The city adds a new ferry barge named Robert Fulton on the Tygarts Valley river at Grafton Park for summer visitors. A 4-cylinder Star engine powers the passenger boat with paddle wheels on both sides. Manager Theodore Miller says it will meet streetcar arrivals on the west bank and run extra trips as needed with a 20 person capacity.
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Grafton Park
Tygarts Valley
Theodore Miller
Ishii Says Covenant Must Outlaw Boycott
New York June 1 The principal Japanese delegate Kikujiro Ishii at the London economic conference calls for the League of Nations covenant to outlaw boycotts and to curb economic pressure amid debates on trade and access.
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New York
Visicount
Kikujiro Ishii
Japan
League of Nations
Kellogg pact seen as ineffectual without amendments
Veteran diplomat Ishii at a luncheon urged adding economic boycotts to the Kellogg pact on par with military aggression. He argued the Paris covenant cannot function without redress for Japan against what he called ruthless Chinese economic pressure over two decades.
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Kensuke Horinouchi
League
Japan
China
Ishii
Paris
Washington vets relief adjustments debated in Senate
Democratic leaders defend the President as protests surround veterans relief adjustments. The debate centers on the National Economy Act and reductions in funding, with lawmakers proposing amendments to ease or repeal harsh limits, aiming to correct injustices in the act.
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Washington
Senate
Renee
Actress Helene Costello Weds Arturo del Barrio in Los Angeles
Helene Costello, film actress and twice married, and Arturo del Barrio, heir to a prominent Gabun family, went to the Los Angeles county clerk to secure a marriage license. Their first marriage occurred before Costello’s divorce from her second husband Lowell Sherman, per Associated Press photo.
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Helene Costello
Arturo del Barrio
Los Angeles
Miss Costello
Ésarce
Lowell Sherman
Associated Press
Now There’s Much Joy In Gloomyville Rheumatism Healed Fast
A neighbor gave a bottle of Allenru to a man with rheumatic pains and neuritis. Within 24 hours the excess uric acid began leaving his body and in 48 hours the agony was gone. The ad claims a full refund if not effective. Also mentions Senator Black and Senator Byrnes pushing a hospital fund bill for disabled veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenru
Grafton Drug and Chemical Co
Senator Black
Ala
Senator Byrnes
Amendments Limit Service-Connected Injury Cuts and Vets Pensions
Senator Cutting proposes a 25 percent ceiling on service-connected injury reductions, while Senator Dill seeks the same limit on pension cuts for World War II veterans over 61, reflecting a bipartisan move to curtail benefit reductions.
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Cutting
R-N. M
Dill
D-Wash
APPROVE PLAN FOR SHIFTING MEMBERSHIP
Charleston June 1 A wholesale shifting in representation by counties in the House of Delegates was approved for the second time this year. Delegate Pelter of Logan introduced the bill, identical to the version passed in the regular session but defeated in the senate. Supporters say it is constitutional while opponents argue it exceeds the special session call.
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Charleston
House of Delegates
House
Pelter
Logan
Senate
To Serve With Tart Fruit Salads Grapefruit Juice Mayonnaise
Economists from the May onnaise Institute and the Florida Citrus Exchange propose diet salad dressings to accompany tart fruit salads. The recipe blends grapefruit juice with mayonnaise and whipped cream, using salt to taste, to yield about one cup of dressing.
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Mayonnaise Institute
Florida Citrus Exchange
To Serve With Sweet Jellied Florida Mayonnaise
A compact recipe card outlines two fruit flavored mayonnaise mixtures. The first blends lemon gelatin with grapefruit juice and salt, then folds in mayonnaise and whipped cream to yield about 1 1/2 cups of mayonnaise. The second combines crushed strawberries with mayonnaise and whipped cream, sweetened with lemon juice and confectioners sugar to produce 3/4 to 1 cup.
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Florida
Apportionment Bill Reduces Delegates From Several Counties
The measure keeps 94 members but cuts delegates from eight counties and increases others. Berkeley, Braxton, Jackson, McMeekin, Preston, Randolph, Roane, and Wetzel drop from two to one each. Logan gains three. Mingo rises from one to five. Raleigh from two to three. Cabell, Pleas McInwell to five. Kanawha to eight. Other counties retain unchanged representation.
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Goodwin
Jackson
Berkeley
Braxton
Preston
Randolph
Roane
Wetzel
Logan County
Mingo
Raleigh
Cabell Pea McInwell
Kanawha
Police sergeant transfers to Keyser post prompt
Sergeant and Mrs. E L Duckworth and their daughter Jerry depart for Keyser as he leaves the Grafton State police post. Charles Herbert Albert Herbert and Arthur Jefferys, who visited Graf ton, head to Washington. Tron Mountain in Poly county stands at 324 feet above sea level as Florida’s highest point. Florida’s state flower is the orange blossom.
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E. L. Duckworth
Jerry
Keyser
Duckworth
Grafton
State Police
Charles
Albert Herbert
Arthur Jefferys
Washington, D
Tron Mountain
Poly County
Sean Level
Florida
Lost 40 Pounds On Doctor's Advice
Miss Bertha Waldo of Haman North Dakota reports losing over 40 pounds in the past year by using Kruschen Salts as advised by her doctor. The ad promises safety health and vigor with daily use and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Bertha Waldo
Man
N. Dak
Kruschen
Adv
McCrory Stores Bankrupt in New York Listed
Bankruptcy schedules filed in federal court reveal McCrory Stores Corp with assets of 33 million and debts of 9.7 million. The consolidated records cover 30 subsidiaries and properties across New York and 12 other states, listing 267 stores in total.
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McCrory
New York
Se York
McCrory Stores Corporation
Delaware
Ohio
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Massachusetts
Michigan
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
California
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Goodyear
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