Kiwanis Convention Advances With Busy Memphis Day
Kiwanians from the United States and Canada gear up for the convention’s busiest day with officer elections a next year’s host city choice and a Bobby Jones golf match. Henry C. Heinz of Atlanta is slated to become president. awards go to Montreal Billing and San Fernando, plus district attendance prizes to several regions.
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Memphis
United States
Canada
Bobby” Jones
Good Fellowship
Henry C. Heinz
Atlanta
International Kiwanis
Montreal
Billing
Mont
San Fernandino
Calif
California-Nevada
Minnesota-Dakota
New Jersey
Colorado- Wyoming
Evansville
Ind
Petersburg
Centralia
Wash
Elwood, Ll
D Arbonne Camp Opens With Seventy Two Scouts At Ouachita Council
Special to The News Star D Arbonne Camp Ouachita Valley Council opened Monday with 72 in attendance. Tents named Skunks Kanngas Eagle's Nest Eagles Rat's Pajamas Battling Shrimps Wolverines Frog Hairs. Meals by John Whitlow praised. Prof Alf Reid leads daily swimming and life saving classes with lifeguards. Scouts from Monroe Start Farmerville Jonesboro and Euston attend. Monroe period begins June 20.
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Euston
Students Hold Rites in Old Beer Vaults
Madison Wisconsin reports that a subterranean vault 76 feet below the city’s business district hosts initiatory rites of the University of Wisconsin Union, the student governing body. The vault was once a beer storage cellar used by a nearby brewery above.
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Standings and Scores From Yesterday and Today
Yesterday results include Jackson 4 Hattiesburg 2 Meridian 3 Alexandria 2 and Monroe Laurel rain. Today's games feature Hattiesburg at Jackson Alexandria at Meridian Monroe at Laurel. Also multiple city matchups with Atlanta Birmingham New Orleans Boston Chicago and others in play order.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Gulfport
Vicksburg
Local Baseball Scores Across Texas and Nearby Cities
Waco defeated Houston 4 to 3 while Shreveport beat Fort Worth 7 to 4. Wichita Falls won 9 to 8 against Dallas in eleven innings. San Antonio Beaument, we grounds.
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Houston
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Dallas
San Antonio
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Adlonio
Mnaneuver
Ccccsmeneornae
Raymont
Hindenburg Most Popular German Abroad in Poll
Berlin reports President von Hindenburg tops a world survey of German figures by foreign readers with 22 votes as the most popular. Ex Kaiser Wilhelm II gets one vote. Foreign Minister Stresemann follows with 17. Authors Hauptmann and Mann receive three and two votes, with Reinhardt and Loebe each one. In a separate note, Bank of France vaults are sealed with mortar and water to deter burglars at night.
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von Hindenburg
National Zeitung
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Refugees Flee as Water Rises Across Mid-South
Rising waters in Arkansas Missouri and Illinois forced hundreds to flee to levees and refugee camps. About 1 160 people are in Marianna Arkansas camp as St Francis valley floods expand. Union County Illinois nearly evacuated. Blytheville Arkansas gardens submerged. crops doomed and many ferries to be removed.
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New Orleans
Arkansas
Missouri
Illinois
American Red Cross
Marianna
Ark
St. Francis Valley
Forrest City
St. Francis
Union County
Blytheville
Red Cross
Yale Brings Into New Haven Big Sum Each Year
Yale University generates about 7.5 million dollars annually for New Haven through direct and indirect spending. Purchases by the university total 500 thousand dollars, student spending reaches about one million, and visitor purchases amount to 750 thousand dollars.
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New Haven
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Colgate to appoint two new directors next Monday
Gerard Swope of General Electric becomes director and Herbert Bayard Swope of the New York World is named another director. Both are described as doctors of science and literature respectively.
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N. Y
Gerard Swope
General Electric Company
Herbert Bayard Swope
The
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Colgate
Salem woman credits Cardus for relief from back pain
Ethel Davis of Salem Missouri says she suffered for years with dull back ache and low energy she could not work or eat well after one course of Cardus Home Treatment she reports marked improvement and regained appetite strength and vigor after several bottles she says she felt like a different person.
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Cardus
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Prince of Wales Gathers One of Britain's Finest Hunter Stables
Melton Mowbray Leicester shire Eng The Prince of Wales is assembling a premier hunter stable in Britain totaling fourteen horses at Cra ven Lodge in Cra ven. Notable entries include Passport II Just an Idea Son and Heir March Maid Herd to Find Pike man and How's That among others, with pride in scrupulously clean illuminated stables and ebony name plaques at each stall.
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Leicestershire
Eng
Prince of Wales
Britain
George Drummond
England
Craven Lodge
Real Estate Transfers Listed In Local Ledger
Multiple deeds recorded including Myles Bonney selling three and five acre tracts in 28-18N-3e to Ira L. Brook and J. N. Knowles for 300 and 500 dollars. Transfers also show parcels in Miller and Hamilton Pine Crest subdivision to Jim Young Hamilton and Edgar S. Hamilton for 500, plus a lot in D A Breard Jr Home addition fronting Rochelle Avenue for 7000 with mortgage assumed. Additional transfers include an eighth of a lot in Ouachita Cotton Mills addition for 750 and several city lots on McEnery Lee avenue valued from 1500 to 5000 dollars.
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Ira L. Brook
J. N. Knowles
John H. Miller
Pat S. Hamilton
Jim Young Hamilton
Miller & Hamilton
Pine Crest
Cummings Tract
Edgar S. Hamilton
Lillian D. Daigre
H. C. Daigre
Herman Masur
D. A. Breard, Jr
Rochelle Avenue
F. Marrett McHenry
Lizzie Sutton McHenry
Ouachita Cotton Mills
W. G. Haynes
Henry Lee
Hendrick & Atkinson
Crop Condition Summary Reports Mixed Weather Effects
The department notes drought relief in parts of the southeast and southwest but drought persists in east gulf states and western Texas. Beneficial rains boost cotton regions east and west, with temperatures favorable where moisture exists. State by state reports show Alabama ranging from deterioration to good. Mississippi mostly fair to good. Louisiana very good overall with irregular conditions and rice doing well.
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Department of Agriculture
Southeast
Southwest
Cotton Belt
East Gulf States
Texas
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Pickford Sails for Paris and Divorce Decree
New York June 8 Jack Pickford motion picture actor sailed on the Berengaria for Paris to obtain a divorce from Marilyn Miller. Marilyn Miller remained in New York buying a divorce trousseau. He claimed they are friendly and he has no plan to marry until the divorce is finalized.
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Paris
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Mysterious Punchline Sparks Paperroom Rumor
A cryptic remark about rolling a paper and landing an upper cut circulates in the newsroom. The line, tied to a six page issue, fuels chatter about a staged stunt and the shock value of a sly roll.
Senior Board to Elect Officers Tuesday
The annual meeting of the senior board of the Chamber of Commerce was set for June 28 at 4 p m to elect officers for the ensuing year. The junior board will arrange for an annual membership meeting in July. Flood control was discussed with suggestions to senators and congressmen and to the U S Chamber of Commerce.
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Association of Commerce
New Orleans
United States Chamber of Commerce
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Lasting Shine Control
A new French Process Powder named Mello-Glo claims to stay on longer and keep skin free of shine while giving a soft peachy look. The ad touts purity and beautifying qualities and suggests readers try it, from Chase Amman Drug Co and The Palace Collens' Drug Stores.
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Palace
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