Students Win Battle Over Dancing Ban At College
Students testified at an open hearing on charges against President Worsefall and trustees. Trustees were ordered to act, and Frustea Richardson was removed for alleged misconduct. The case centered on chapel declarations condemning dancing as indulgence of passion and deriding parents who permit it.
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Second Victim of Fort Collins Auto Crash Dies Friday
Fort Collins June 16 Olin and Ned Fossil Creek farmer injured three and a half miles south of Fort Collins Tuesday died of injuries Friday morning at a Larimer county hospital. A double funeral is set for Mr and Mrs Reed at Bantlet church at 2 40 Sunday. The accident toll rose as H C Marriott driving the car and the Reed vehicle crashed head on. Miss Sara Reed and Miss Cordelia Culdkwek were hospitalized but improving. An inquest into Mrs Reed’s death will resume Monday. the deputy district attorney said no inquest may be needed if evidence does not justify charges.
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House May Vote Restrictions upon Mexican Migration
Representative Selimite of Indiana, a Democrat, pushed a bill restricting Mexican migration to 1600 per year. After a bitter debate, the committee on immigration reported the measure favorably. Opposition from southern representatives, with a 12 to 5 tally cited by Schutte, who remained hopeful for broader support.
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Official Arrest for Kidnapping of 6 Year Old Son
Associated Press report from Nortna June 16 states H. Page former Dallas deputy constable was arrested at Bethneim N. ML on an indictment charging kidnapping his six year old son Billy Paul. The mother was said to be in a hysterical breakdown and authorities planned to return the child to the father immediately.
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Rancher Recaptures Colorado Prison Fugitive at Ranch
A Colorado prison escapee was recaptured on a Union Creek ranch after fleeing from Canon City. Rancher Eugene Crow, previously jailed for burglary in Otero County, pursued the convict with a shotgun until guarding him until prison guard Roy Montgomery arrived.
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Bean Growers Meeting in Briggsdale District
Bean growers from the Briggsdale area met at Briggsdale school on Thursday afternoon to discuss a marketing plan for string beans. E. B. Haskell of the AAA spoke as principal, with LV Toyne and Grant Wilson also addressing the gathering. A committee was formed to gather local buyers and arrange sale logistics.
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Deaf Mute Charged With Killing Sister in Philadelphia
Charles Schrager, 38, a deaf mute, is charged with murdering his sister Helen Schrager, 45, who had cared for him. He claimed she was asleep when he attacked, saying she was not in her right mind. He left a note for his brother Nathan after the act.
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Congress Nears Adjournment Amid Disputes and Bills
Washington reports say the Senate approved a Dillon act while indepents opposed parts of the compromise. The housing and labor dispute measures faced battles as adjournment neared, with administration plans pushing recovery and relief funding amid ongoing debates and a scaled back appropriations bill.
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Hurricane Looms Off Louisiana Coast
A tropical disturbance gathers strength 200 miles southwest of New Orleans and 240 miles southeast of Gulfport as winds reach 70 miles per hour. The system is expected to approach the eastern Louisiana coast tomorrow, with weather bureau forecasts tracking its movement and potential coastal impact.
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Eighteen New Infantile Paralysis Cases in L A County
Eighteen new cases of infantile paralysis were reported in the county and city within the past 24 hours. Health authorities said today the new total since May 1 reaches thirteen in the county and city combined.
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Huge Cost of Local Govts Is Revealed
Contectted Press reports a census summary shows 124,511,006 Americans paid about 71.08 dollars in 1932 for state county city governments and schools. Total revenue of agencies reached 5,861,017,000 with a 9,652,616 overall cost for the past year. Funeral services for William Wilson of the Orchard district are set for 2 PM Monday at First Christian church in Greeley with interment in Linn Grove. Wilson died Friday in Denver after living there two years.
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Train Service Starts Across Dettero Canyon Route
Train service began over the new continental cutover with a freight run from Denver to the west via the Moffat tunnel and Rio Grande lines. A formal opening celebration was planned for Pond Colorado, while regular passenger trains over the cutoff were to begin Sunday.
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Appeal Filed for Harvey Bailey Kidnapping Conviction
An appeal was filed today in the federal eighth circuit court of appeals challenging the life term given to Harvey Bailey for the kidnapping of Charles Archol, a wealthy Oklahoma oilman, with the case originating from Leavenworth prison.
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