Free Press Emphasis Marks Election Privacy and Policy
President Roosevelt and Gov. Dewey praise a free press as essential to democracy amid the 1944 campaign. Ball, Wallace, Luce and others weigh foreign policy, labor, and peace. The Florida Independent party loses a ballot suit. Kansas veterans education and university programs noted. A student incident and local classes are listed with openings in October.
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Boy Artill Collision Injures 11-year-old Rider
Wardell Foster 11 son of Mr and Mrs Harry Foster of Delaware Street rode west on Ninth street near the junior high yesterday afternoon and steered his bicycle into a car driven east by Reverend C J Knox. The boy was knocked to the pavement but found not to be in…
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Women’s Glee Club Names 75th Personnel Announced
Prof Irene Peabody announces the University women’s glee club roster for 75th year after days of auditions. The ensemble will be composed mainly of select members and will perform a spring program at various events.
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