Modern Youth Is U K College Proxy Says So
College presidents from Brunswick Maine to Worcester Massachusetts and Middlebury Vermont defend the current generation of students. They say today’s graduates are serious minded hardworking and trustworthy with human nature little changed over decades. They dismiss claims of a college death by drinking wave and note rising admission standards reflect a strong student body.
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U. K
Kenneth
M. Sills
Institution of Learning
Brunawick
Ralph Earle
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Worcester
Mass
The
War College
Newport
R. I
United States Navy
Paul Dwishtoody
Middlebury College
Death notices for J. O. Carnahan and Irma L. Roberts
Death notices record J O Carnahan of Grove City and kin with services at his residence and interment in Oakland Cemetery. Irma L Roberts, 31, died in Pittsburgh and was buried in Greenwood Cemetery with details on family lineage and survivors. Thomas A Henry, 54, died of nephritis and was buried at Brushvale Lutheran Cemetery after services in Homer City.
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Irma L. Roberts
Pittsburgh
Greenwood Cemetery
Indiana
Roberts
Wm. H. Kuhn
Archibald McGaughey
Center Township
Kuhn
Hazlewood
Thomas A, Henry
Thomas A. Henry
Homer City
Brushvaley
Peking Again Facing Capture Continues Page One
The Emperor watches the Chinese situation as Manchurian garrison is sent to Tsingtao. General Suzuki, Chief of Staff, reports progress in North China amid general safety alarms for Japanese citizens.
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War
Navy
Tsingtao
Suzuki
China
Hymns Win in U P Assembly at Washington
The U P Assembly at Washington discussed the budget shift to the Home Mission Board with a 25 percent share for next year, up 4 percent, and closed with a public session on education led by Dr. J F Bradford J A Thompson and Dr M G Kile.
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U. P. Assembly
Washington
A. H. Baldinger
Home Mission Board
J. F. Bradford
J. A. Thompson
M. G. Kile
Indiana County to Host Hagenbeck Wallce Circus Homecoming
Indiana and Indiana County celebrate Home Coming Day on June 3 with Hagenbeck Wallace Circus two performances led by Ben Wallace. Over 500 performers include Geisha spectacle and Glittering Glory pageant, with Clyde Beatty tackling dangerous lion and tiger acts. A 54-car steel train arrives, and Burgess Lickenberger leads a welcome delegation at the railroad yards. Special reserve seats go on sale at Hall Book Store.
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Indiana
Indiana County
Hagenback
Clyde Beatty
Burgess Lickleberger
Presbyterians Probe Reorganization Amid Debates
The general assembly of the Presbyterian Church, after three hours of debate, passed a resolution to place reorganization work at Princeton Seminary under one board. Fundamentalists failed in a bid to promote Dr J Gresam Machen to a higher post. Leaders of the Lord's Day Alliance seek Presbyterian support for strict Sunday observance and blue laws banning films, games, and nonessential business on Sundays.
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General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Princeton Seminary
J. Gresam Machen
Princeton
Lord’s Day Alliance
Local Dickinson College to Hold 144th Commencement
Carlisle Pa May 31 Following a faculty meeting at Dickinson College 93 students will graduate at the 144th Commencement Exercises from June 3 to 6 Nine honor students were named and prize winners announced J Murray Buterbaugh is an honor student in Section C The nine first and second honor students were elected to the Phi Beta Kappa Society Alpha Chapter of Pennsylvania Helen Bowser of Altoona Pa Mary Brightill of Harrisburg Pa P D McNamee of
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Buterhaugh
Carlisle
Dickinson College
J. Murray Buterbaugh
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Pennsylvania
Helen Bowser
Altoona
Mary Brighthill
Harrisburg
P. D. McNamee
Five second honor students named in state college list
Steelton, Pa., and R. S. Machmer of Reading, Pa. The five second honor students are A. B. Biscoe of Wilmington, Del.. N. F. Keller of Sellersville, Pa.. H. W. Monyer of Reading, Pa.. Louise Patterson of Carlisle, Pa.. and G. W. Zeiders of Altoona, Pa. The James Fowler Rusling prize of 850 for excellence in scholarship during the four years course will be presented to Mary Brighthill of Harrisburg, the faculty announced. The John Patton Memorial Prize for excellence in scholarship during the Senior year will be given to Py D. McNamees of Steelton, Helen Bowser of Altoona, and Mary Brighthill, who will graduate with special honors in Latin. Inaa Bentz of Lemoyne, Pa., and Irene Oberholtzer of Columbia, Pa., will receive special honors in mathematics.
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Steelton
R. S. Machmer
Reading
A. B. Biscoe
Wilmington
Del
N. F. Keller
Sellersville
H. W. Monyer
Louise Patterson
Carlisle
G. W. Zeiders
Altoona
James Fowler Rusling
Mary Brighthill
Harrisburg
John Patton Memorial
Py D. McNamees
Helen Bowser
Inaa Bentz
Lemoyne
Irene Oberholtzer
Columbia,a
Riots Stir Tampa Citizens Continues on Page 1
Reports say mobs controlled parts of Tampa with deaths including a deputy. Governor Martin ordered militia and Lakeland Bar tow leaders to Campa to restore order as police fire department and sheriff sought calm after the Cleaver murders. Levine confessed after police grilling.
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Lice
Spectatora
State
Martin
Tampa
Lakeland
Bartow
Caampa
Cleaver
Herman Merrell
Levine
Eugene Huber Incident On Philadelphia Street
An auto mishap on Philadelphia street involved Wise Panek and the Jordan car. Wise swung south at Eleventh street, Panek avoided a collision by turning, but the Jordan vehicle veered and crashed into a plate glass window in the Bennett building. The Jordan car was badly damaged and towed to C. and E. garage for repairs. Miss Elizabeth Long of Wilkinsburg is noted as a relative of the Weitzel family.
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Page 1
Eleventh Street
Wise
Panek
Chevrolet
Jordan
Philadelphia Street
Bennett Building
Elizabeth Long
Wilkinsburg
Weitzel Famy
Two Cars Collide Near Water and Sixth Streets
At Hillcrest near Monkey College last evening a woman was struck and bruised by a Gardner sedan driven by Doyle Cunningham and a Franklin sedan driven by Thomas Sheche. Cunningham went north on Sixth and Sheche east to Water. Sheche swung left to miss the Gardner and struck its front end, overturning the Gardner and causing heavy damage while the Franklin sustained minor damage. all occupants escaped serious injuries.
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Lilies
Hillcrest
Monkey College
Doyle Cunningham
A. W. Cunningham
North Seventh Street
Gardner
Thomas Sheche
Franklin
Rame
Water and
Sixth Streets
Cunningham
Sixth Street
Sheehe
Water Street
Severe Injuries In Multi Car Crash Near Blairsville
Reported injuries include Elizabeth Payone aged 3 with severe facial lacerations and back injuries to Mrs Mary R Dawson of Scottdale with back injuries and severe bruising. Lloyd Rising 12 suffered bruises and was sent home after medical care. A Wilkinsburg couple in a separate crash near the Willam Penn Highway were treated. Lehr pinned under wreckage and his wife aided by passing motorists. The Latrobe Hospital received both parties after ambulance transfer.
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Mary R. Dawson
Scottdale
Westmoreland Hospital
Greensburg
Lloyd Rising
W. Rising
North Witty Street
Indiana
Jehy
Tien
Here
Willam Penn Highway
Blairsville
Derry
Murphy Transfer Company
Pittsburgh
Wilkinsburg
Lehr
Latrobe
Lohr
Memorial Day Observance and Carnival Raid Highlight Blairsville
Reports detail a two-vehicle crash near Scottdale injuring a woman and a boy struck on Market Street. In Blairsville, police raided the Sam Spencer carnival, arresting three proprietors on gambling charges and pursuing two others, as Memorial Day ceremonies proceeded with parades, church services, and a full municipal program.
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Carnival
Blairsville
Indiana
Sam Spencer
Iast Market Street
Carl Rapp
Ben Harris
Samuel Fivel
Burgess G. O. Overdorff
Julius Rosenberg
Peter Demelio
Coalport
Westmoreland County
New Kensington
Lindbergh Royal Guest During London Visit
The Spirit of St Louis pilot Capt Charles Lindbergh arrived at a premier residence in London as a guest of the royal visit. He flew his monoplane 90 miles from Croydon to Gosport near Portsmouth and left the craft dismantled for shipment to New York. Plans for his return remained in doubt with talk he might not sail on the United States Liner George Washington and instead return by another route.
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Lindbergh
Europe
St. Louis
Croydon
Gosport
Portsmouth
New York
United States
George Washington
Dare's Mentha Pepsin Upbuilds the Stomach Elixir
An advertisement urges readers to buy Dare's Mentha Pepsin at Widmann and Teah's Cut Rate Drug Store and other druggists. It promises lasting relief from indigestion and dyspepsia and offers a money back guarantee if the product does not provide more real benefit than anything tried before.
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Widmann
Teah
Dare’s
Lindbergh's London visit highlights and royal reception
Captain Lindbergh’s London itinerary featured Buckingham Palace and King George VI. He discussed trans Atlantic aviation, received the Air Force Cross, met Prime Minister Baldwin, and rode with Royal Air Force planes to Croydon before returning to the embassy. Crowds gathered as Scotland Yard rushed reserves to guard the scene.
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President Coolidge
New York
Lindbergh
King George
Lindhbergh
Roosevelt
New York City
Buckingham Palace
Col. Joyce
St. James Palace
Prince of Wales
York House
London
Croydon
10 Downing Street
Baldwin
Alanson B. Houghton
Scotland Yard
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