Boston University Girls Smoking Question Sparks Parent Clashes
Emphatic opposition from BU School of Practical Arts and Letters parents follows Bryn Mawr allowing girls to smoke. Dean Lawrence Davis sent a questionnaire to 675 parents. 447 opposed smoking, 225 abstained, 4 declined. Most argued it concerns who should smoke, not gender. Policy remains strict with expulsion as penalty for infractions.
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Duel in Hungary Over Jewish Bill
Budapest reports stormy parliamentary debates over a government bill limiting Jewish student numbers. Count Klebelsberg, education minister, challenged by Deputy Sandor, who accepted. Seconds named as tensions mount after insults and accusations of treachery.
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Cardinal Mercier Illness Affects Attendance at Queen Event
From Brussels a report states Cardinal Mercier primate of Belgium suffers from the grippe and may miss the ceremony where Queen Elizabeth will receive the golden rose sent by Pope Pius. His condition is not critical though audiences are being limited during her 25th wedding anniversary observance.
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Weather Outlook For Coming Week In Northwest United States
Washington report from December 19 outlines a week with occasional snow across the Northern Rocky Mountain region and plateau areas. Snow is expected east of the divide and light snow or mixed precip west of the divide with temperatures below normal, especially east of the mountains.
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France seeks US loan to stabilize finances and fund debts
Northern French industrial leaders propose pledging state properties as security for a loan from the United States or other sources to stabilize finances and create funds to service debts. The plan gains broad support among manufacturers and business leaders, with discussions moving to a chamber bill via a general federation commission.
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Heroine of Exchange Foils Robbers in Town Stir
In a December 19 event at POM Joseph Hubbell a telephone operator aided by a nod from the outside world disrupted bandits terrorizing the village. Robbers aimed to rob the State Bank of Dawes and impeded the exchange by crowbar. Hubbell reported how the robbers seized Mrs. Anderson to silence the line as they attempted to cut the telephonic walls.
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Editor Soon Joins Spouse in Grave
Arthur Johnson, 62, editor and publisher of the Lumber World Review, died in Chicago after arriving from New Orleans, where his wife had died earlier this week, leaving the couple united in death.
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Earth tremor felt in Nicaragua with stronger shocks
A sheet earth tremor was felt in San Juan del Sur and nearby areas with stronger shocks today, though no damage has been reported. The Citemene volcano on an island in Lake Nicaragua that has shown activity for several days continued to emit sand and ash.
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Fraternities Placed on Probation at University of Minnesota
Nicholson announces that undergraduates across the campus, about a quarter of the student body, have been placed on probation for the remainder of the year. They must maintain a minimum average through the winter and spring terms to stay in good standing.
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Wartime Peak Wage Demands Expected Nationwide
Baltimore December 19 The Western Maryland Railway president Maxwell C Byers said that within the next 60 days railway workers including conductors engineers and firemen will demand wage increases surpassing the wartime peak. He based this on talks among railway officers and conference reports and noted unions have not yet publicized the demand while aiming for a wartime compromise.
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Mob violence shocks town after verdict with fatal shooting
A Black man is killed in a mob incident soon after a court verdict in Wiorkedale Te. Witnesses describe a brutal attack as a group of men seized a man outside the county court, firing multiple bullets into the street. Local officials report the mob action followed a not guilty outcome in a prior serious case.
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Soviet 10 Attend Seconding On Aim
Soviet delegation reports willingness to join worldwide disarmament efforts and seek general peace. Moscow press agency notes aim to reduce arms through international cooperation and diplomacy.
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Klan Parade Ban Granted by Kansas Court
A Kansas court issued a statewide permanent injunction prohibiting parades and regalia by the Ku Klux Klan. Judge McCoy Bender granted the injunction on a technicality, with Klan counsel promising an appeal to the state Supreme Court. The order also halted an advertised parade, despite disputes over age and other factors.
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Feared Schooner Missing with Eight Men Sailed From Boston
A schooner named Ressir Om Dustin with eight crew disappeared after sailing from Boston to a destination unknown. It carried cargo valued at 400000 for Stedman Products company and was abandoned near a Gulf port. Authorities concern over the fate of crew and vessel continues as rescue efforts search the area.
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Armour Employee Suspended Over False Reports
The Armour Packing company of La Plata admitted to the government that one employee sent absurd reports to the Armour grain company in Chicago. The firm announced a suspension and said it could determine how this employee acted.
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Booze Still Operated On Ferguson’s Farm In Texas Raid
Sheriff reports a raid on a farm six miles southeast of Merida, uncovering 70 gallons of corn whiskey. Rasane seeks suspects tied to the operation run by former Governor James Ferguson era. Ferguson says he knows nothing about the illicit still.
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Relief Rising as Berlin Unemployed Seek Aid
Berlin reports a surge in public relief as unemployment climbs from 477000 on November 10 to 664000 currently. The announcement shows a widening relief wave affecting more workers across Germany.
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Sun Stocks Fire, So It Will Be Cool on Earth
Sun observations from the U S Naval Observatory and Weather Bureau discuss unusual solar activity and its expected impact on global temperatures. Scientists Timpliess and colleagues note that while solar activity may spike, earth’s surface temperatures should not experience extreme changes.
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Gallivan Defies Wheeler Outfit
Washington December report describes a heated gathering where supporters urged modifying prohibition laws. Figures such as Gallivan and Teague present contrasting views as debates mix with rhetoric about presidential motives and religious imagery amid a contentious political climate.
Changes to State Supreme Court rules on transcripts and copies
Legal notice outlines amendments to Supreme Court rules governing tape recordings and transcript copies. It specifies limits on carbon copies, cost allocation for transcription and printing, and duties of counsel and court to avoid unnecessary material. The changes aim to streamline filing, reduce unnecessary copies, and define who bears transcription costs.
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Monument maker dies. imitator raises tribute to founder
An elderly man who built a notable public monument died at his home. His imitator erected a monument in memory of the who built the original. The piece notes a memorial service and the community led by Mr Ready and others, with recollections and literary allusions.
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PRESEN HELPS CO-OPERATIVES
Washington December 19 A measure to aid cooperative marketing the only farm legislation backed by the administration will be introduced in both houses next week and pushed for early approval The bill would extend existing authority for producer organizations to sell products collectively and create a framework for federal support while preserving farm group autonomy Continued on page Tara Pleven
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Mountain Slide Incident Details From Fragmented OCR Text
A damaged OCR passage describes a mountain slide involving an auto and a person named Cheverte Wea Dee, with references to law enforcement and sheriffs from multiple counties. The garbled account mentions a vehicle sliding 250 feet and unclear outcomes, with officers named Tom Whittther and Oakleys cited among involved parties.
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Whiskey display ban urged for Christmas gifts
United States District Attorney George Stephan tonight urged merchants to refrain from showing whiskey in store windows as Christmas gifts. The suit targets displays that promote alcohol as holiday presents, warning of potential legal action.
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Garters Required of Princeton Ians
A fragmentary notice from Princeton University references a college custom and a ban on a practice. The text mentions annual requirements and enforcement by university members amid unclear details and garbled wording. The item appears as a brief historical clerical notice with incomplete phrasing and names.
Palestine's New City to Be Textile Center
A European firm and Gurman friar of Suehtans reach a 41 agreement to create a new Palestine city near Tfarla. The plan envisions factories and housing to make the area Palestine's textile hub and its leading port.
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