Senate surges toward passage vets loan bill
Washington feb 19 senate pushes to passage of the veterans loan bill ignoring president Hoover opposition. House rules committee maps a program for the battleship modernization and immigration bills. Memorial services honor members who died this year as Muscle Shoals conferees finalize a fertilizer plant report. Former Postmaster General New testifies on postal leases amid clashes. Prohibition enforcement rules under debate as Mitchell Youngquist and Woodcock outline changes. Senate finance panel backs funding for new veterans hospital facilities. census panel approves crime and dependent statistics publication.
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Rotary 10 Give Banquet Tonight In High Point
The 10th annual Ladies Night of the High Point Rotary club is set for tonight at 6 30 in the Sheraton hotel ball room. Banquet covers are for 120 guests including presidents of other civic clubs and their wives along with club members and friends. A program of entertainments has been arranged by Jos D Coz F Logan Porter and Ed Lyon. Favors will be given to the ladies and several light stunts are planned for amusement.
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High Point Rotary Club
Sheraton Hotel
Jos. D. Coz
F. Logan Porter
Lyon
Roy H. Sloan Held Without Bail In Robbery Case
Roy H. Sloan and Jack Geller are accused of holding up a Fifth Avenue jeweler yesterday afternoon. A third man escaped. Sloan was remanded by Magistrate Mogilesky held without bail on the robbery charge in New York.
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New York
Roy H. Sloane
Sing Sing Prison
Mogilesky
Jack Geller
Fifth Avenue
Woodcock Suspends Prohibition Agent Bowes
Prohibition Director Woodcock suspended Nathaniel Bowes of Baltimore a prohibition agent for an indefinite period on the charge that he smashed furniture in a Baltimore house during a raid on February 16 1930.
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Washington
Woodcock
Nathaniel Bowes
Baltimore
New York educator praises modern dietetics over grandma cooking
Mrs. Freda J. Winning of New York University argues that contemporary cooking, guided by nutrition and dietetics, outstrips grandma’s traditional fare. She concedes old meals were good but notes they lacked current nutritional knowledge that extends life.
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New York
Freda J. Winning
New York University
Moon Affects Clocks Speed Up Or Slow Down
NEW HAVEN Conn The moon can alter clock accuracy by speeding up or slowing down timepieces Yale scientists Prof E W Brown and Dirk Brouwer explain that a clock’s precision is influenced by the moon’s elevation or distance from earth’s gravity center.
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E. W. Brown
Dirk Brouwer
Yale
Earth
Miss Levi Held on Manslaughter Charge in Illinois Home
Miss Lucile Levi, 18, of Cicero Illinois, was held on a manslaughter charge in the death of Fred Litke, a roomer in her mother's home. Levi testified she shot Litke when she found him choking her mother, but a coroner's jury ruled she should be held for grand jury after hearing additional witnesses.
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Cicero
Ill
Fred Litke
Miss Levi
Litke
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