Lawrence Journal World Hints at City Plans and National Issues
The Lawrence Journal-World notes anniversary plans for 1929, urges Kansas Historical Society support, and cites federal politics. It discusses congress readiness for a special session, ouster talks against Lew Hussey and the Public Service Commission, and reflects on Lindbergh’s stance and European tensions including Poland and Germany.
Lawrence News and Notes from Commencement Week
Lawrence city items cover commencement visits by Hon George W Catterson and Hon Charles J Albrizeh with local remarks on public figures. Social events include gatherings for Miss Rankin and Mrs Weaver, a Nurserymen convention trip to Milwaukee, and Harford bound students. professors win patents, a Harvard scholarship for Clyde Nichols, and travel shows ahead for global commerce delegation.
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Otto Fischer
Oklahoma
Lea Niemier
Lawrence
Hamburg
Germany
A. T. Walker
Columbia
Rebecca
Passon
Alford
Vesta McCurdy
Hutchinson
FE. D. Adams
Sadie Mossler
Alice Rankin
Hotse
Miss Rankin
Montana
Chas
Filla
Eudora
Harold Barnes
Belsit
Harvard
Clyde Nichols
Harvard University
L. I. Blake
Scientists Search Sahara for Mankind Birthplace Beloit Notes
Beloit college scientists push a Sahara expedition to unravel human origin. Dr George Collie and assistant Dr Alonzo Pond pursue a debate with Priory Andrews over Africa or Asia as the cradle, using 1926 Mechta el Arbi finds and 4000 Africa specimens. Funded by Frank G Laegan, Beloit supports anthropology research and Mechta skull studies.
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Wis
Sahara
Beloit College
George Taeje
Desert
Africa
PriRay Chapman Andrews
New York
Collie
Gobi Desert
Mongolia
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Asia
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Hey
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Algeria
Mechta
Great Desert
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Pond
Callie
France
Mrove
Mien Syho
Europe
Beloit Museum
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Tests Show Waste in Spinning Yarn Grades
Tests by the Department of Agriculture and Agricultural College show the percent of waste per 100 pounds of bale ranges from 26 to 64 pounds, with 10 to 14 percent. Yarn strength did not always follow grade, but lower grades produced weaker yarns. bleached yarns were weaker than corresponding gray and mercerized yarns showed stronger or different properties.
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Department of Agriculture
Lesen Agricultural College
Lonielley
DePauw Dorm Rule Sparks Wakeful Nights for Men
At DePauw University students complain of a dorm rule forcing women to bed by 16 o clock each night while men may stay up. The clash over curfew leads to sleepy lectures as professors note the uneven enforcement and impact on classmates and campus life.
Blow Up A Dam Threatens Bayou Black Flood Waters
Residents of Bayou Black in the lower Atchafalaya basin awaited the passing of a great flood as the dam holding back flood waters was blown yesterday. Bayou Black was dammed up a few weeks ago and officials feared widespread damage from the released waters.
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Atchafalaya Basin
Gore
Presidents and early leaders in American history
The article asks about presidential ages, professions, and terms, then shifts to Rev. Dr. Rockwell Harmon Potter, re-elected president of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions. Potter, Hartford resident, Yale Divinity School graduate, ex-Dutch Reformed ordained, long pastor in Hartford, and leader in Congregational activities. He was president of the Board since 1825, the oldest organized missionary society in America.
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Hartford
Conn
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General Théologicall Seminary
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Potter
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America
Baldwin News Reflects Community Travel and Wedding News
Tulsa visitors Mrs Gayle Swayze and Mrs Matlie Rann Hackett visit Baldwin. James Brockway family travels to Topeka. Quayle family trips to Michigan and Florida. Dr Ole Allison to Baldwin week. Allison family planning Indiana and Florida trip. Collingwood Poston announce marriage Verna Matic to Prof Meliran K Thomson on June 6. Baker graduate Verna teaches in Overbrook. Thomson professor at Baker University. honeymoon trip east then New York research. Baker’s 69th commencement draws many travelers to Baldwin.
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Sven
Darlington
Mich
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WLRQ
Fla
Michigan
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Baldwin Church
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Manhattan
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Florida
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Effingham
Kan
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Matic
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Dune
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Baker College Graduation Commencement Notes
A Baker College commencement segment reports gala fraternity and club reunions with many alumni attending from California and across the states. Dr Samuel A Lough, former Baker president, delivered the baccalaureate sermon. The Sunday concert featured the Choral Union, solos by Warner sisters and Saunders, and a college orchestra. Dr C B Dalton of Pasadena gave the commencement address in Centenary hall with 80 graduates, the largest class yet.
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California
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A Lough
Baker
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New Yerk City
Tough
Baldwin
Choral’ Union
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Frank E. Marsh
Lucille
Everlyn Warner
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Cecil Saunders
Kansas City
Howard Sanders
Gunder Reed
Harold R.harbey
Mary Elizabeth Brown
Alma Jaggard
C. B. Dalton
Washington Street Methodist Church
Pasadena
Cal
Centenary Hall
Helen Good
Marie Yingling
Louth
Dalton
Dan B. Brummitt
Chicago
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T Law
University
Pittsburgeh
Jia
Potts
Kangaa
Dallas Potta
Trinity
Opening of Steel Pier in Atlantic City Tonight
Friday, June 10 marks the debut of the season at Steel Pier known as the World's Playground. Arthur Pryor Concert Band headlines with a radio broadcast by WPG. The program features a wide variety of orchestras and ensembles from stations across the Eastern region, presented in a schedule dense with performances and repeats.
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al Band Sour
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CFOF
Montreal
Rex Battle
Radio program listings across multiple stations in New York and beyond
A dense listing of radio programs and orchestras from New York stations WNYC WABC WGBS WHN WMCA and others, with schedules and featured acts. Includes mentions of orchestras ensembles and concerts across various cities such as Philadelphia Pittsburgh Richmond Rochester Schenectady Springfield Washington and Chicago along with time slots and program names.
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WHN
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WomanOil King in Petticoats Heads Oklahoma Firm
Mrs Charles Murray of Tulsa heads a $15,000,000 oil company and is the first and only woman oil operator in Oklahoma. She says luck led to success, built a fortune of $5,000,000 within six months of entering the oil game, left for two years, then returned to organize Murray Oil Company and acts as its chief executive and financial manager.
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Oklahoma
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Oil field superintendent braves muck in practical inquiry
A superintendent wearing overalls boots and gauntlets wades through oil field mud for firsthand data. Mrs Murray recalls locals doubting her but she pressed on and noted T first begat while observers doubted luck and questioned timing.
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Bookkeeping on Farms Becomes California Practice
Southern California farmers must track costs as they grow and harvest, a vogue this year expanding from 15 to 27 counties. Last year 619 farms in 15 counties kept production cost records on ten commodities. this year 27 counties record on 14 items including dairy products, prunes, walnuts, apricots, pears, grain, and almonds.
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Treasury announces Second Liberty Bond exchange offer
United States Treasury bonds dated June 1927 offer to exchange for 5 percent Second Liberty Loan bonds maturing in twenty four years, callable after sixteen. Exchange at par provided by November 18 1907 bonds. Offer available for a limited period, expiring around June 1927. Banks, trust companies, or Federal Reserve Banks provide details. A W Mellon secretary. Washington May 31 1927.
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