Censure by AP Members Over University Sex Survey Controversy
A special committee of the Association of University Professors censured President Btratton Duluth Brooks and the Missouri University board of curators for sanctioning a student sex questionnaire. The inquiry followed the dismissal of Professor Norman O. Degratf and suspension of Professor Max Moyer. The panel said the board overstepped by imposing severe punishment, and the matter continues.
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Washington, Jan
Btratton Duluth Brooks
Tw University of Missouri
Association of University Professors
Met
Qssoviahien
Req
Fgrooks
Narman O. Degratf
Max , Moyer
Delegates Sail for London On Naval Talks Mission
An American delegation sailed from Hoboken to London to attend the naval arms limitation conference with Great Britain Japan France and Italy. Led by Secretary Henry L Stimson and including Secretary of the Navy Curtis D. Adm and senators Teed Robinson and ambassador Morrow the group carried high hopes for success.
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Motoken
Neds Dag
Polce
Europe
London
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Stimson
Henry A. Stimson
Navy
Francis Adama
David A. Teed
Pennsylvania
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
Dwight W.W. Morrow
Mexico
Noted aviatrix dies in crash near Woodbine Ga
Woodbine Ga Jan 9 Mrs Neva Finley Paris 36 a nationally known aviatrix of Great Neck NY was killed when her plane crashed into a marsh at the edge of the Satilla River near here She wed at her father C E Finleys home in Great Neck and was born in Kansas City Mo but moved to New York as a child
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Woodbine
Neva Finley Paris
Great Neck
N. Y
Sugar expert testifies on sliding scale for tariff duties
In Washington a commerce department sugar expert testified before the senate lobby committee that Walter Newton, a president secretary, asked him to devise a sliding scale for pending tariff duties. The witness said a confidential memorandum alleged to reference the scale was not confidential and described the discussion as ordinary. Other witnesses and a future appearance by Gladys Moon Jones of the United States Sugar Association were noted as the inquiry continued.
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Washington
Jen
Commerce Department
Senate Lobby Committee
Walter Newton
Tily Purdon
Willand H. Baldwin
New York
Junior Owens
Purdon
White House
Senator Smoot
Newton
Smoot
Adnate Finance
Walsh
Montana
Mauree Mormey
Mermay
EL. H. Pike, Jr
Thompson
United States Tariff Commission
Townsend
Mermey
Commission
Manson's Sister Admits Threatening Peterson in Family Dispute
In a Butte trial, Mrs. W. R. Manton, sister of Manton, testified that Elmer Manton and Clifford Peterson had prior quarrels over the revolver used in the fatal shooting, saying Peterson threatened to use it on her. Relatives described disputes over money and labor on Manton's dairy farm as testimony continued. An unrelated note reports a Western Air Express plane arriving in Wichita from Los Angeles during snow.
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Butte
Clifford Peterson
University of Woahington
Elmer Manton
Butte Daryman
Wichita
Kans
Western Air Express
Los Angeles
Profanity Over Radio Sparks Senate Demands Arrest
Washington officials investigate a complaint by Senator Oil about profanity on KWKH radio in Shreveport Louisiana. Senator Dill in the Senate calls for arrest and prosecution of owner W K Henderson over the broadcasts.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Senator Oil
Democrat
KWKH
W. K. Henderson
Shreveport
Senator Dill
Senate
Henderson
Sessions of A F L Of Routine Nature
St Petersburg Florida January executive council of the American Federation of Labor held routine administrative matters with only a campaign to organize labor in the South noted.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Janu
South
American Federation of Labor
Brady charged with murder in fatal New Year's bomb blast
Police say 20-year-old Brady, an auto mechanic, sent the bomb that killed his brother’s bride Nagi Hall Brads and injured others on New Year’s Day. Officials plan to file warrants accusing him of killing Samuel Hall and Dorothy Hall as well. Both victims died in Washington hospitals. Brady is held at the Marshall fall with his brother Herman Brady, who will testify against him.
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Reat Measant
Jan
Ieroy Brady
Nagi Hall Brads
Samuel Hall
Dorothy Hall
Washington
Leroy Brady
Marixhare Fall
Herman Brady
Herman
An & Witness Agelowt
Judge Woodrow Rules on Search Warrant Need in Prohibition Raids
Federal Judge J W Woodruff of Omaha signals a ruling on whether prohibition agents require warrants before entering private homes amid evolving enforcement measures. The judge plans to decide the constitutional question raised by the Jones law case.
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J. W. Woodrough
Omaha
Prohibition
Woodrough
Heavy aftershocks along Brittany coast trigger alarm
In Brest to Lorient Brittany heavy aftershocks followed an inland quake lasting 3 to 16 seconds. No fatalities or major ship losses reported though morale sagged as tremors unsettled residents. Some houses collapsed while coastal waves rose without wind to drive them. Local fishermen returning from the Newfoundland banks note a crazed Atlantic.
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Brest
France
Brittany
Lorient
Salvage halted by rain after cameraplane crash
In San Pedro Caj, January 8, salvage crews recovering two motion picture camera planes from a collision that killed 10 were forced to stop the search for the second aircraft as rain returned. No new bodies were found in the 318 foot deep site off Point San Vicente, despite dragging boats and grappling gear for hours.
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San Pedro
Caj
Canal Guard
Masa
Point San Vicente
Sunnyside School Roof Collapses After Dismissal
In Wichita Kansas on January 9 the roof of the Sunnyside school's second grade department collapsed twelve minutes after 38 children were dismissed. Teacher Ming Lillian Buddemeyer and two girls remained briefly. she was hit by falling plaster but unharmed.
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Wichita
Kan
Sunnyside
Ming Lillian Buddemeyer
Miss Buddemeyer
Peiping chimp described by explorer in new findings
Howard W. Blakeslee reports Dr Henry Osborn and Dr Roy Chapman Andrews describe new Peiping man skull from Peiping. Andrews notes the skull is nearly complete and unusually advanced, while Osborn questions its claim as ancestral to modern humans. Brain size comparisons with Neanderthals and Piltdown men are discussed.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Preas
New York
Henry Rosefield Osborn
American Museum of Natural History
Osborn
Roy Chapman Andrews
Andrew
Peiping
Tropics
Java
Andrews
England
iAustralia
Todia
New Guinea
Poantbie
Coast Guard crew on trial amid liquor aboard ships
In New London Connecticut 35 Coast Guardsmen face trial for intoxication. A search of several Coast Guard ships at sea uncovered five bottles of liquor aboard the destroyer Shaw led by Captain T Finley. Liquor allegedly stolen from the captured ram runner Plaza del Mar and more liquor found on other vessels in Atlantic waters.
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New London
Conn
Coast Guard
Shaw
Th ‘T. Finley
Plaza del Mar
Cookta
Alkie Operators Fake Capitol Fire Sparks House Debate
Rankin denounces talkie picture men for staging and over depicting the Capitol fire. He says the blaze in Charlon Moderly’s studio caused about 3000 dollars in damage and was quickly controlled by the District of Columbia fire department. He accuses photographers of placing torches and faking a grand fire to mislead the nation.
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Washington
Micelxsippi
Capitol Building
Capitol
Charlon Moderly
Rankin
District of Columbia
Mrs Hoover Out of Guest Line at White House
Washington on January 9 is reporting Mrs Herbert Hoover will not shake hands with 1,500 guests tonight. The chief justice and Justice Holmes, aged 89, stand at the head of the receiving line with the president.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
United States
Holmes
Sugar Rate Hearing Opened in Helena Montana
A federal hearing on sugar freight rates from California to Montana opens at 10 a m in Helena. J C Cassidy conducts for the Interstate Commerce Commission with Governor O Connor assisting. Complainants are represented by Francis Silver and H H Schaefer. Intervenors include California Sugar Refining and Western Sugar Refinery. Mountain States Beet Growers oppose any California rate cut. The proceeding, touching repairs and shipments, will extend Friday and Saturday.
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Montana Allroad Commission
Canceroa
California
Montana
Placer Hotel
J. C. Cassidy
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
W. K. O'Connor
Minneapolis
Francis Silver
Commission
HH. B. Schaefer
Examinera Casatdy
O'Connor
Hielena
Fuger
Quite
Pearance
San Francisco
Reducton A
Belog
California Sugar Refenlog Company
Western Sugar
Prohibition Hearings Move Forward In Congress
Washington January 9. Representatives press for open hearings to probe enforcement of the eighteenth amendment as the Prohibition Commission reports rising activity in dispersing corn sugar stills with 3,430 of 3,864 seized stills found to distill alcohol from corn sugar in the northeast last year. Opposition to Hoover's plan for a joint congressional committee grows among some House Republicans who fear unnecessary transfer of enforcement units to the Justice Department.
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Washington
Jen
Congress
Representative Black
New York
Prohibition
Thea Bloc
Prohibition Commlestoner Doran J
Bla
Jan
Hoover
Congressional
Justice Department
Snell
House Rules Committee
Joint Committee
Treasury
Longworth
America's Sweetheart Protesting Inheritance Tax
Los Angeles January 3 Mary Tickford sought relief from inherited taxes in probate court claiming 6980000 was levied on funds held in trust for her mother Charlotte Pickford Smith. She cited a movie earnings history since 1916 with salaries rising to 10000 a week and noted her mother managed substantial earnings as partner and later manager.
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Los Angeles
Mary Tickford
Charlotte Pickford Smith
Mary
Mama
Explosions at Glaba theater razing injure many in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia at Juniper and Market streets three acetylene tank blasts ended the razing of Glaba theater debris at 6 30 pm injuring several workers and others. Four people with minor burns were hospitalized as windows shattered and telephone service disrupted before the blaze was extinguished.
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Philadelphia
Glaba
Juniper
Market Streets
City Hall
Winter Storm Dumps Snow Across Great Lakes Region
A heavy winter storm blankets the Great Lakes area with 30 mile per hour winds and deep drifts. Snow halts air travel and cripples trains and roads while sleet and ice disrupt telegraph lines and southern storm edges. Cold snaps plunge readings to 40s and 50s below zero, with continued coverage noted to page 3.
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Chicago
Ing
Great Lakes
Stresta
Disco
Battelfrd
Rear chill grips Montana towns statewide
Temperatures stayed below zero across most of Montana yesterday with few exceptions. Helena recorded minus thirteen and Havre hit eighteen below, while Lewistown at six p.m. showed twenty below and the state facing colder conditions ahead.
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Montana
Helena
Havre
Kallapell
Miles City
Anaconda
Lewistown
Wright Will Regene Guggenheim Award
Orville Wright will receive the first Daniel Guggenheim medal for the design and construction with his brother of the first successful engine propelled airplane. The award will be presented April 30 in Washington, D. C., during the 50th anniversary celebration of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
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New York
Orville Wright
Daniel Guggenhei
Daniel Guggenheim
Jome Progress In Hague Conference
The Hague January 9. French and German delegates at the reparations conference reported highly satisfactory talks on sanctions. The optimistic note suggests delegates may return home before the end of next week.
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Jome Progress IN
Hague
The
Netherlands
Snow and gale halt Army planes flight to Spokane
Snow and strong wind delay the Army winter dust flight from Selfridge field to Spokane. Thirty-two planes remain on Lake St Clair as Major Ralph Royce postpones the start 43 hours from the original schedule due to ice from freezing rain.
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Snow
Gale
Mount Clemens
Mich
Dan
Army
Selfridge Field
Spokane
Wash
Lake St. Clair
Ralph Royce
Plance
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Thorough Rankin
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