Study Abroad Open to Juniors Through College Groups
A program allows American college juniors to spend a year in France with full credit toward a BA. Smith College and Delaware College grant credit for the junior year abroad. The cost is about $1500 for July to July, covering travel and expenses except clothing. Scholarships of $1000 and $3000 are available for qualified students unable to afford the year, with applications due April 10. For details contact Prof. Galloo at Fraser Hall, room …
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New York Receives Byrd Sub-base Radio Message
A message from Byrd’s southern sub-base near Little America was relayed to New York and Chicago for transmission to Dunedin New Zealand then to The Times. The note from Carl Peterson said the dog team party was provisioning the base and traveling south. Commander Byrd positions sub-bases 70 to 100 miles apart for his pole flight. In Brownwood Texas two gunmen robbed the First National Bank of 8200 in cash, locking staff in the vault.
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Dawes May Be Envoy to Britain
Washington reports stir speculation Charles G Dawes may go abroad this summer as Americas new ambassador to Great Britain. Hoover reportedly holds him in high regard and may appoint him to succeed Ambassador Onslow Houghton as Washington ponders Dawes career after the war and relief service.
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Court decision waits Root Hurst formula on world court
The World Court not to be considered by the Senate before December outlines the Root Hurst arrangements for U S adherence. Elihu Booth and Sir Cecil Hurst spearhead the new formula needing foreign relations committee review before Senate action. President Hoover and Senators Wash and Swanson back adherence, but league council delays and advisory opinions require U S consent.
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General Nobile resigns rank and office in Rome
The Exchange Telegraph reports an official Rome announcement that General Umberto Nobile, commander of the Italia expedition, has resigned his rank and office. The board of inquiry blamed him for the disaster and censured his actions in the rescue. Nobile had a long, distinguished Italian military career.
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Hits American Sugar Cuban Tariff Showdown Shocks Beet Association
Washington, March 13 AP Stephen H Love president of the American Beet Sugar Association called the Cuban overture for tariff reduction the most sinister attack on the great sugar industry of the country. The Cuban government handed a note to Secretary Kellogg for transmission to the House Ways and Means Committee seeking free and unchanged trade terms.
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Weather Forecast Promises Colder Kansas Conditions
The AP reports cold, cloudy weather for Kansas with temperatures dropping near freezing tonight and tomorrow. Forecaster S. D. Flora notes lows around 20 to 32 across regions, with Goodland at 24 and statewide showers in the eastern half.
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Goodland
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Hardy First Edition Copy of The Dynasts Found at Exeter
A rare early edition of Thomas Hardy’s The Dynasts was found in Phillips Exeter Academy library. The uncancelled title page dates the copy to 1905, a year before the standard 1906 first edition. Its value is not yet known. similar 1903 issues have sold for around $2,100.
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France Exports Surpass Ordinary Levels to United States
France has achieved exports as high as one and a half times greater than its usual export volume to the United States, signaling a notable rise in bilateral trade activity and demand for French goods.
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