MIT Professor Urges Snobbery in Graduation Address
Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor Frefe Robert Emmons Rogers told graduates to embrace snobbery to gain self respect and style. Ada Louise Comstock supported the view while critics called it elitist. Harvard criticism and calls for modesty were noted by officials and the Harvard Crimson.
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Bullish Tinge In Stock Market Opens Week With Gains
The opening stock market rally shows a bullish tone as wheat prices rise, call money rates fall slightly, and May earnings reports spark buying across oils, rails, utilities, and industrials. Simms shares jump 8 to 9 points, Montgomery Ward sales beat last year, and many major indices advance on optimism from Washington action and oil conference signals.
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Birthday Club honors Jefferson City youths and Sydney Smith tale
The Post Tribune celebrates local children with birthdays including Emmett Branch seven and twin Rob ert Otto William Otto four. Also recounted is Sydney Smith a clever England born student and prize winner whose schoolmates once refused prizes to avoid him. readers are invited to submit names and addresses of children under fifteen for future birthday notices.
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Scouts rating plan shows ten of twenty eight earn Superior
Jefferson City Boy Scouts completed a five week rating plan in central Missouri with Troops 2 and 4 rated Satisfactory and multiple troops across Fulton Mexico and Columbia earning Superior. The program emphasized meetings uniforms tests community service and church attendance as key scoring factors.
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Fulton
Mexico
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New Franklin
Gillette
Tis
Life Magazine
Area Board
Joseph Brenneisen
Cole County
Charles E. Dewey
Cecil G. Morrison
Ben Nowell
Morrison
Hugh Stephens
National Council
New York
A Z Hunter Dies At Cameron Missouri
Word was received that A Z Hunter died at his Cameron Missouri home early today. He was the father of Mrs G M Sherman.
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Cameron, Mo
G. M. Sherman
Eight Cars Tagged By Traffic Officer
Eight cars were tagged this afternoon in the opening of a second car against motorists who park on High street for more than the allotted period of one hour. Chief Parker said tagging would continue until all motorists obey the law and the eight offenders may appear in police court tomorrow morning.
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Marriage Licenses To Two Hear Today
Two couples, a local pair and a Kansas City duo, were married yesterday morning by Rev. Thomas Mather of the Methodist Church after securing licenses at the county recorder's office. The couples were Donald Thornton and Jucille Hollingsworth of Kansas City and Winslow Tilford of Moscow, Kansas, and Argle Twombly of Osceola, Town. The couples left for short trips after the ceremonies.
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Jucille Hollingsworth
Winslow Tilford
Moscow
Kansas
Argle Twombly
Osceola
Local Resident Improves After Hospital Operation
R. Nichols, a well known local resident, is reported to be improving after surgery at the hospital to treat a blood infection from an infected arm. Friends express relief at his improved condition.
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Nichols
Obituary Note for Mr Shelman's Family Funeral Plans
Mr Hunter aged V7 is father of Mrs Shelman who works in the State Highway Department. Mr and Mrs Shelman will travel to Cameron for funeral services to be held within a few days.
Dewey Routh Elected M U Class President at Missouri
Dewey Routh was elected permanent president of the University of Missouri class of 1929 at Class Day exercises. He had served as class president during the year. Donald Ingle of Jasper was named vice president and Miss Ther Brown of Princeton was secretary treasurer. Additional vice presidents represent several University schools.
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Dewey Routh
University of Missouri
Donald Ingle
Jasper
Missther Brown
Princton
Lawrence Holman
Huntsville
Ola Spurgeon
Lockwood
Elaine Schenk
Ardmore
Okla
Willis Bray
Kirksville
Daniel Landau
Hannibal
Estate dispute ends in double tragedy in St Louis
Charles H Lutz 40 shoots and kills his sister Martha Held 16 then wounds himself in a family quarrel over a $4000 demand. Father Charles F Lutz 60 suspects long standing tension over inheritance. Lutz Sr had planned to leave property to daughter Martha. Virgil Eubank 17 Richmond high football star killed by high voltage while aiding firemen in a mine blaze. He was son of councilman Barney Eubank.
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Charles F. Luts
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Held
Richmond
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Eubank
Barney Eubank
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