New Faces Are Seen on LSU Faculty
Baton Rouge June 12 Associated Press report notes numerous new appointments approved by the LSU board of supervisors for the 1930-31 session. Appointees fill roles in French music classical languages economics engineering mathematics and more replacing those on leave or resignations.
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Associated Press
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State University
Board of Supervisors
L. M. Bowles
St. Joseph's Academy
H. A. Major
Iowa State College
Thomas I. Harmon
University of Chicago
College of Commerce
R. IL. Thompson
College of Agriculture
Stephen L. Kennedy
M. B. Voorhies
University of Michigan
L. M. Pyeatt
Texas Technological College
J. A. Thompson
University of North Carolina
C. N. Staubach
Leon J. Tyler
University of Minnesota
Clair A. Brown
B. S
Ralph W. Hayes
E. M. West
H. W. Johnson
Duncan to Teach in China for Three Years
Dr. Robert M. Duncan of Texas Christian University will spend three years in Peiping as a political science professor at Yenching University. He will study Chinese government and youth movements while on assignment through a university exchange program.
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Robert M. Duncan
Texas Christian University
Peiping
China
Yenching University
Directors for Textile Foundation are Named Directors for Textile Foundation are Named
President Hoover named Harry D. Thompson of New York City Stuart W. Cramer of Charlotte and Cramerton North Carolina and Franklin W. Hoba of Boston Mass as directors of the textile foundation The bill creating the foundation for scientific and economic research in the textile industry was signed Thompson serves two years Cramer three and Hobba four The secretaries of agriculture and commerce are ex officio members of the foundation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harry D. Thompson
New York City
Stuart W. Cramer
Charlotte
Cramerton
North Carolina
Franklin W. Hoba
Boston
Mass
Hoover
Textile Foundation
Foundation For
Thompson
Cramer
Hobba
Secretaries of Agriculture and Commerce
Foundation
Accuse Barge Line Of Preference For Some Shippers
The Inland Waterways Corporation faced an Interstate Commission complaint alleging unlawful preference among shippers by offering free warehouse services to users of its water lines. The American Warehouse Men's Association says the company owns or controls warehouses along many river routes and seeks a cease order. California turkey consumption reached 1,174,983 pounds last year, an average of 2.3 pounds per resident.
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Washington
Inland Waterways Corporation
Mississippi
American Warehouse Men’s Association
Interstate Commission
Waterways Corporation
Waterway Corporation
California
State
Turkey Growers’ Association
Goodyear Tires hailed as super standard leader
The piece extols Goodyear as the top tire maker, selling more than a quarter of U.S. tires and outperforming rivals. It argues copies fail to match the original’s superiority and urges readers to visit a Goodyear dealer promptly.
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Goodyear
America
Old Doctor Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Gains Fame
In 1885 Dr Caldwell found a harmless yet effective laxative that treats biliousness headaches and weak appetite without gripping or habit forming. The widely praised prescription Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin remains popular and available at drugstores.
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Caldwell
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