Blast in quarry kills at least three men in New Jersey
In North Bergen, New Jersey, a premature blast of six hundred pounds of dynamite at the Belmont-Gurnee quarry killed at least three workers and injured two others. Foreman Thomas Donato, who narrowly escaped, was charged with manslaughter as rescuers searched the debris for more victims.
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Shriners Council considers naming of Imperial Guard
The Imperial Council weighs electing an Imperial Outer Guard as the post to be vacated when eo Y. Youngworth succeeds potentate Frank C. Jones. Candidates include Hueter Rahn Sugden Hey and Field. Jones told officials he backed Hoover liquor enforcement and proposed diverting Shrine magazine subscriptions to raise 600000 for Shrine hospitals.
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New Assistant to Parish Agent Sets Start Date
Miss Mary G. Burks, Ruston Tech 1929 graduate, begins duties as assistant to Mrs Jewel McQuiller home demonstration agent in Caddo Parish. She has taught school and studied business college courses. McQuiller starts basketry instruction for Scout camp boys at Ki Ro Li.
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Julia Boyd fashion sketches debut in Monroe Morning Post
The Monroe Morning Post plans a June 12 issue featuring Miss Julia Boyd, a fashion sketch artist who uses real society women as models. Born in Indiana and trained in Chicago and New York, she travels to fashion capitals and draws styles from actual outfits seen in society.
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Professor Defends His Doctrine of Be a Snob
Associate Professor of English at MIT in Cambridge Massachusetts defends his controversial doctrine. He discusses the intent and reception of his statements in a feature that reflects on academic bias and public reaction amid sparse news.
Be a snob says MIT professor sparks college class debate
Professor Robert Emmons Rogers urged MIT seniors to embrace snobbishness and self consciousness, arguing class leadership and differentiation are essential. The speech, titled Be a snob, drew fire from politicians clergymen and editors and sparked lively controversy among the senior class.
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Massachussetts Institute of Technology
Pimples Claim to Improve Appearance with Ointment
An advertisement touts Black and White Ointment and Black and White Skin Soap as quick fixes for pimples and skin infections. It promises clear skin, urges use according to directions, and notes dealers offer them at small cost.
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