Senate Debates Restricted Session and Farm Relief Fight
The article reviews Senate discussion of a restricted session and farm relief legislation amid immigration and national origins debates. Heflin of Alabama argues for a fast rule, while a Brockton Klan incident triggers controversy. Bills for repeal and investigations face delays as Republicans and Democrats clash.
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Life Saving Class Planned by Allphin at KU
Herbert G. Allphin of the University of Kansas will open a six day life saving class starting April 29. The sessions run 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM daily, teaching towing and saving methods for nearly drowned persons and other rescue feats. No charge. open to all men. successful completion earns a Red Cross life saving emblem.
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Sectarian clashes flare in student body feud in Lemberg
Report from Lemberg dated April 2 notes a battle between Christian and Jewish student groups last night leaving 3 stabbed and 17 wounded. The German source Neue ese says the clash stems from long standing sectarian rivalry over Red Cross emblem and test eligibility.
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British disarmament hopes aligned with United States
Sir Austen Chamberlain told the House of Commons the British government fully shares the hopes and wishes of the United States on disarmament as stated by Ambassador Gibson in Geneva. He expressed appreciation for the conciliatory American delegates and affirmed willingness to consider American suggestions in pursuit of a complete understanding.
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University dismisses staff after armament debate in Oklahoma
A Missouri university protest over naval armament limits prompted the dismissal of H D Powers head of Oklahoma Baptist University psychology department and student assistant Bernie O Wells. Edward F D Garry president of the Pullman Company died at his lake shore drive residence in Chicago on April 24 AP report.
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