Alaska Health Survey Started By Government Expedition
A Government expedition to study health and sanitary conditions among Alaska natives has left Fairbanks. Two medical investigators two nurses a cook an engineer and a servant will travel to the Yukon via the Tanana River for at least four months. The survey covers 1000 square miles of lower Yukon territory home to Eskimos Aleuts and Indians. A permanent clinic for natives is planned at Ft Yukon after the survey.
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United Press
Fairbanks
Alaska
Yukon
Tanana
H. C. Devighne
J. Devighne
Dr. Devighne
Ft. Yukon
Devighne
Death Cell Full at Indiana Prison
Indiana State Prison at Michigan City faces a full death row as four inmates await the electric chair. Among them is Wallace McCutcheon of Indianapolis, 16, slated for execution the first week of August unless a stay or appeal intervenes.
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Indiana
Indiana State
Michigan City
Walter H. Daly
Jackson
Indianapolis
Wallace McCutcheon
McCutcheon
John Ward
Secretaries of State Nominee and Executions Described
The article recounts a Supreme Court nominee and a quartet of death row inmates. Roosevelt Hicks, 23, faces July 5 execution for murdering his wife, terrified in his cell. Vito Sanchez, a Lake County Mexican, may have Oct 8 extinction with a pending appeal. Dryfus Rhodes, an Oklahoma youth, is slated for July after a Knox County murder of a policeman. his mother leading a petition for clemency.
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McClutcheon
Roosevelt Hicks
Indianapolis
Hicks
Vito Sanchez
Lake County
State Supreme Court
Dryfus Rhodes
Oklahoma
Rhodes
Knox County
Jackson
Charley Bryan Drops The Skull Cap After 19 Years
Omaha June 4 After nineteen years of constant association Charles Bryan Democratic Vice Presidential nominee in 1924 and former Nebraska Governor has abandoned his famous skull cap. He says nerves in his head were injured by sunlight and the cap was a long used emergency measure no longer needed.
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United Press
Omaha
Charles Bryan
Bryan
Nebraska
New York
Finney Sells Cemetery Lot to Bail Judge in Maine Case
Herbert E Finney offered a cemetery lot in Maine to the judge for bail after being arrested on drunkenness charges. The court did not accept the offer and Finney remained jailed.
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Cambridge
Mass
Maine
Herbert E Finney
Finney
Undertaker Glasser in Jail Stockade Then Hospital
Frank Glasser, an undertaker from Los Angeles, was jailed for speeding. He yawned widely, dislocating his jaw, and had to be rushed by ambulance to Receiving hospital where surgeons took twenty minutes to reset the dislocation and restore his mouth closure.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Frank Glasser
Glasser
Beekeeper Invents Honeycomb To Double Honey Output
Washington report notes a new honeycomb device that deceives bees into faster production. Inventor claims aluminum combs painted with beeswax cut manufacturing time and double honey output for beekeepers.
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Washington
White Cafeteria On the Circle Offers Good Food
A White Cafeteria located on the Circle showcases a plentiful range of choice, careful service, comfort and music, making it a favored dining spot.
Three Federal agents nab man after thanks for help
In Ul, June 4, James Dare thanked three strangers who pulled his car from a ditch. He then offered them liquor and was arrested for transporting alcohol. The would be drinkers turned out to be federal prohibition agents.
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United Press
Ellen as Infant Was a Pal Third NEA installment
Anne Austin chronicles Elizabeth Benson’s childhood and high school graduation. The writer describes granting independence, treating her daughter as an equal, and guiding development through access to books, music, art, and adult company without overpushing.
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Anne Austin
NEA
Ellen Elizabeth Benson
Elizabeth
Eliza Bett’s Role in Home Craft Revealed Tomorrow
A fragment hints at Eliza Bett’s influence on the household and a forthcoming discussion of her share in making the home. The speaker notes a turning point or conflict lies ahead in the narrative.
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Elizabett
150 In Grotto Class Ceremonies At Athenaeum
Sahara Grotto will conduct instation ceremonies for more than 150 candidates this afternoon at the Athenaeum. After ritual work at 1 p m a parade will form to meet out of town delegations at 5 30 p m. Police Chief Claude F Johnson William Buser city controller and William Boyce Jr city clerk are among candidates. Supper at 6 30 will follow.
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Sahara Grotto
Athenaeum
Claude F. Johnson
William Buser
William Boyce, Jr
Filipino women learn Charleston under Dr Mendoza visit
In Philippine Washington on June 4 native Filipino women bob their hair and learn the Charleston as Dr Maria Paz Mendoza Quazon, a prominent Philippine feminist, discusses cultural exchange during her stay.
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Washington
Maria Paz Mendoza
Quazon
Fire kills grasshoppers in Tule Lake area estimate tops a half billion
A flame thrower over twenty acres near Tule Lake reduced grasshopper numbers, with state agricultural officials estimating casualties at 533 174 000 after counting one foot square plots. The method yielded about 612 dead per square foot.
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EL Lama
Tule Lake
School bond issued for new Emerson Ave school
Albert F. Walsman announced a $50,000 bond issue for a new fireproof school on Emerson Ave and Michigan Ra, brought by Union Trust Company at a premium of $591 with contract to be awarded at once. The first McKinley School alumni meeting will be held Saturday at 2 PM at No. 39 school for an officer election following entertainment.
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Albert F. Walsman
Center Township
Emerson Ave
Michigan Ra
Union Trust Company
Walsman
McKinley School
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