Increased Death Rate Blamed on Auto Accidents
Boston May 19 Auto mobile fatalities drive up the nations death rate from accidents per the National Safety Council survey. In 1929 auto deaths rose about 3 000 from 1928 while non auto fatalities fell about 1 000. The report notes children’s deaths rose far less and cites gains in safety education for both adults and children with hopes of further reductions in Massachusetts.
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Cloverdale Baseballers Blank Riverside Nine
Cloverdale Independant baseball team defeated Riverside Grays of Indianapolis 5 to 9 at Morrison Park Sunday afternoon. Lineup includes Hoffa pitcher Williamson catcher Flora third Daley short O Murphy second Smythe first Sacket left field Murphy right field R Williamson left field. Cloverdale will host Beach Grove Reds at Morrison Park next Sunday.
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Naylor Donates Physics Library to DePauw University
Professor J P Naylor transfers his 500 volume physics and mathematics library to DePauw University physics department. The Naylor Library of Physics will preserve his 40 years of teaching and research, linking past scholars to students through rare volumes from Newton to Maxwell and Hertz.
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National Swine Show to Align with State Fairs
Continuation says the National Swine Show should be held in conjunction with state fairs to attract all interested in pork in the United States. Hoosiers are urged to feed and exhibit good hogs for a large turnout from August 30 to September 5. Last year attendees called it the greatest swine exhibit, with C. L. Reddish of Lawland as superintendent forecasting an even larger event.
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Waveland
Barnard Elects Miss Gilmore Junior Class President
Miss Madeleine Gilmore of New York City has been elected by her Barnard classmates to serve as president of next year’s junior class. This comes as Barnard prepares for the upcoming academic cycle and student leadership roles.
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Madeleine Gilmore
Barnard Callane
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