Summer Sessions At Local College To Open June 17
Students plan to attend six weeks of summer sessions starting June 17 at the local college. Transfers may be admitted after evaluation, and registration will begin on the opening Saturday with courses in nature education American literature and related fields.
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Chicago-Milwaukee
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Nandibe Hiawatha
Chicago
St Paul
Milwaukee
Portage
New Lisbon
la Crosse
Winona
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duke Refused Bail in Fraud Case Prison Sentence
London. The Duke of Manchester remains jailed after a justice denied his bail request. He was sentenced last week to nine months’ imprisonment for fraud in pawning family jewels.
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London
Duke of Manchester
Gaul
Junior Red Cross Meets Thursday
The Junior Red Cross will hold a conference next Thursday afternoon at 4:15 in the Lincoln school auditorium. G. M. Wiley, department chairman, will give an address. Reports from Chippewa Falls Madison and the Washington D C convention will be presented.
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Red Cross
Lincoln School
G. M. Wiley
Chippewa Falls
Madison
Nancy Wolf
St. John's School
Bernard Sheets
Hamilton
St. Joseph's School
St. Michael's
Falk
Franklin School
Washington, D. C
America
Maryland mother welcomed seventieth child in twenty years
Felicia Juanita, two weeks old, is the seventieth baby born to Mrs. Bernard Cole, wife of a Maryland farmer in Whitemarsh. Married 21 years, she is grandmother to a grandson born recently. Fifteen of her children survive, six boys and nine girls. Edith Cox, her daughter, is 15 and also a mother.
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Maryland
Whitemarsh
Bernard Cole
Felicia Juanita
Mrs. Cole
Edith Cox
State Death Rate Showing Decrease Across Wisconsin
Public health officials report a decade of improved conditions in Wisconsin and its cities. Data from 1909 to 1934 show sharp declines in typhoid fever, diphtheria, scarlet fever, tuberculosis, whooping cough, and enteric diseases, with infant mortality dropping from 119.0 to 48.4 per 1,000 live births and life expectancy rising from 40.8 to 55.4 years by 1933. La Crosse reports similarly lower infant mortality and fewer deaths from contagious diseases, while nonresident deaths are now attributed to residence when records are complete. Two deadly diseases, diphtheria and typhoid, remain notably absent.
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A. M. Murphy
Murphy
Wisconsin
la Crosse
United States Bureau of Census
State Department of Vital Statistics
Twilight Sleep Aids Curing Mild Insanity Reported
The American Psychiatric Association heard reports that twilight sleep or twilight narcosis, using sodium amytal, can help some mental illnesses in men and women. A Kansas City physician described a case of a man traumatized by the 1929 crash who experienced temporary brain reframing and eventual recovery after two sleeps. The method rests on physician guidance during unconscious periods, but the doctor cautioned it will not treat all mental illnesses.
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Novia
Norman
Drimgold
Hare Fold
Norman App
Hay
Jim
Tean
Richard Genn
Drimgald
Millicent
Crome
Drinigold
Happ
Mallicent Jones
Wnaccus
Case
Norman Haansad
Altkcent
Hin
Barrone Avenue
Phyllis Fawconer
Washington
American Psychiatric Association
A. L. Skoog
Kansas City
Skoog Sas
Americans Injured in China Plane Crash Incident
Three Americans in the American economic mission to the Orient were injured when a plane sharply turned above the Whangpai river to avoid a boat, then dived and sank. Leighton W. Rogers suffered a sprained leg and bruises, Professor Charles Frederick Hemer escaped with scratches, and pilot H Broiles broke an arm with other injuries. The Chinese copilot was uninjured. The report notes machinery exports, especially automobiles, but the crash details remain the focus.
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Shanghai
Whangpai River
Leighton W. Rogers
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D.C
Charles Frederick Hemer
Ann Arbor
Mich
American Economic Mission
Orient
H. Broiles
Fort Worth
Tex
Ann
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