Minnesota U Plans Large Summer Session Enrollment
Minneapolis Minnesota 4000 to 5000 men and women are expected to register for the first of two summer sessions at the University of Minnesota. The program runs July 9 12 18 and 27 with sessions through August 31. A faculty of 200 will teach including adult education and religious leader institutes. Dr John E Anderson announced 14 child development and parent education courses.
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Minneapolis
Minn
University of Minnesota
Unil
Prafessor T. A. H. Teeter
State Department of Education
College of Education
John E. Anderson
Institute of Child Welfare
Ex-Congress Candidate Held For Inciting Riot
Paul Boyd of Eau Claire, socialist candidate in the last general election, is jailed in Chippewa Falls awaiting trial on June 24 for inciting a riot among relief strikers. He offered $100 bail. Judge Conk of Chippewa County set Boyd's bail at 5000, citing he was a stranger here and a presumed leader of the strike disorders.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Paul Boyd
Eau Claire
Congress
Boyd
Conk
Chippewa County
Work Must Come Before Play On Showboat Majestic
NEA Service reports on a six story series about life aboard Captain Reynolds Showboat Majestic. The second installment follows Anna the cook and two rival families, the Reynolds and the Kirks, as rehearsals begin and daily routines unfold amid rain, pancakes, games, and plans for posters and kerosene stoves.
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Bertha Wellman
T.J. Reynolds
Majestic
Anna
Reynolds
Kirk
Reynoldses
Kirks
Captain Reynolds
Kitty
Gracie
George
Lddie
Myrtle
Fenner
Hap Moore
Anna Davis
Tommy
Cliff
Albert
Bud
Bob
Jubilee Weekend Business Surge in London Banks
Bankers Clearing House records show over 40 million dollars extra spent during the jubilees weekend. The weekly turnover exceeds last year’s by about 80 million dollars, reflecting a strong boost to business activity across London banks.
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London
Banker
Young Progressives To Meet July 12-13 In Wisconsin
Wisconsin Young Progressives announce their second annual state convention in Green Bay on July 12 and 13 with Governor La Follette and Senator Gerald P Nye as principal speakers. Robert D Baldwin of Green Bay chairs the convention committee and expects about 1 400 delegates.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Robert D. Baldwin
la Follette
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Baldwin
Y W C A Senior Girl Reserves receive rings at ceremony
The Y W C A hosted a presentation Friday night where three reserves Beatrice Hauser Vera Scofield and Charlotte Sherman of Vocational Senior club and Marion Kumlin of Logan Senior club received rings. Advisers Mrs Veila Slayton Miss Theodora Taras and Miss Harriet Dimler were also honored with rings after long volunteer service. Mrs Linwood Widrick urged wearers to crown their crosses as they accept life’s trials. The program closed with Follow the Gleam.
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Helen Schnell
Central Club
Hermann
Beverly Schnell
Leila Slayton
Vocational Club
Kathryn Matiak
Girl Reserve
Beatrice Hauser
Vera Scofield
Charlotte Sherman
Vocational
Marion Kumlin
Logan
Veila Slayton
Theodora Taras
Central High Club
Harriet Dimler
Lincoln
Linwood Widrick
Girl Reserve Committee
Halloween Bean Shooters Get High Court Nod
The Minnesota supreme court upheld a lower award in a case where Mrs Rebecca Cortiss Kinney died after slipping on a bean at a granddaughter’s home. Executors sued the granddaughter for negligence. the high court warned of liability concerns and quoted hospitality duties and acceptance of premises.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota Supreme Court
Rebecca Cor
Tiss Kinney
Pelican Rapids
Harry A. Murphy
Capolis
Church Schism May Follow Trial
Chicago presbytery judicial commission scheduled a public trial of Dr. J Oliver Buswell president of Wheaton College for conspiring to hinder the Presbyterian church. A preliminary hearing yielded predictions of a possible church schism and a new branch formation.
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Chicago
Judicial Commission of the
Chicago Presbytery
J. Oliver Buswell
Wheaton College
Presbyterian Church
Buswell
Presbyterian Foreign Missions Board Faces Fundamentalist Rift
A group calling itself fundamentalists targets the Presbyterian foreign missions board, accusing it of modernistic methods and seeking to reform or halt regular missionary activities amid ideological clashes within church circles.
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Y Board For Presbyterian Foreign
Beara
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Myrtis Beagon
Dawnt Kirk
Kreuzer Fur CO
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Monument Co
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Cremer's Jewelry Store
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