Andrews Plans Mongolia Expedition in Search of Ancient Man
Pelplog China May 31. Toy Chapman Andrews, famed American explorer and zoologist, will launch a Mongolian expedition with the American Museum of Natural History to uncover the origin of man. The party will depart for Kalgan and venture 2,000 to 4,100 square miles of the Gobi, seeking fossils in a largely unmapped region east of the Kalgan Urga road. The immediate objective is the ancestral remains of the Peking woman, with the team aiming to locate remains from a paleolithic stratum long studied by scientists. The expedition will traverse desert terrain, return to Peiping by October, and marks a major effort to advance understanding of human origins.
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Fifty Seven Students to Receive Honors at Commencement
Mount St. Charles college prepares for its twentieth annual commencement with fifty seven Montana residents from the class of 1930 to receive degrees and diplomas. The program features baccalaureate sermons by Bishop Charles White and an oration by Dr. Francis Thomson. Awards will include bachelor degrees, pro professional certificates, and high school diplomas.
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Mount St. Charles College
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Charles D. White
Spokane
St. Helena
Francis A. Thomson
Montana School of Mines
Butte
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Solarady School of Mines
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John Weary Good
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Thomas Willam Cannan
John Finger Cronin
George Bowman Gerner
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Iowa
John Shotwell Kopp
Rozaman
Edward Frasery Moran
Seasonal rise in typhoid cases reported by health service
Science Service reports a national uptick in typhoid fever cases over the past two weeks, with about 260 new cases for the week ending May 14. Officials warn that sanitation, water, milk, and food safety remain essential, and vaccination boosters are increasingly used to extend immunity.
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Two Killed in Plane Crash at Atlantic City
Two people died when a small plane crashed on a downtown parade route in Wooldredge Nebraska today. The victims, Roy M. Maby and an unnamed co pilot, were killed instantly. wreckage described as scattered beyond recognition. A stray report notes a U S warship, the Worcester Attorney Progress, alleged to be involved in Atlantic crossing, but details are unclear.
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Widow of Gunman 15 Self Victim of Murder
Newark and New York press report the widow Anna Urbss, 24, of Farene Moran, killed gunman Moran in a crime connected to Arnold Tothatetn. Police link Moran’s death to the same case, while search for another suspect continues as investigators pursue leads and examine evidence including a telephone work clue.
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Farene Moran
Morand
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Moran
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Cleveland
Democratic Party Criticizes President for Cheer Leading
Frenety Qlek, chair of the Democratic National Executive Committee, denounces President Knaverny as “permanent cheer-leading” amid economic turmoil. He accuses White House and other departments of misstatements and calls for a definite date when prosperity will return. Charles Th Sattgant of Greeley, Colo. is named president of Sioux Falls journey.
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Herod
Democratic Army Cimmuniltine
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Greeley
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Sioux Falls
Rourney
Hoover Enjoys Primeval Hunt and Lodge Climate
President Hoover toured the Foreast Primeval lodge estate near Williamsport on May 1 6. Escort by motorcycle police planned to clear traffic to the Maryland line. Governor Fisher and staff joined the party. The trip featured brook and brown trout fishing with several sizeable catches, amid cool high humidity and bright sun as the president described the rugged wilderness atmosphere.
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