Hoover Asked to Show Secret Parley Papers
The Senate opens debate on the London Naval Treaty as the McKellar resolution seeks Hoover to disclose secret papers. An amended measure limits disclosure to public interest compatibility, splits party lines, and signals a broader struggle over access to diplomatic communications. Papers reportedly cover Dawesian notes and Ramsay MacDonald ideas, kept in Reed’s desk for viewing.
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Washington
Senate
McKellar
Hoover
Wsa
Robinson
Dem
Ark
Reed
Dawesian
London
Europe
Ramsay MacDonald
Curtis
WieMacken And McDonald Invited To Buick Meeting
In recognition of high sales during the Buick contest from April 15 to June 1 M L Mc Macken and A A McDonald of Battle Motor Sales are invited as guests of Buick at Flint and Midland over the weekend More than 1000 Buick salesmen from across the United States will attend the event.
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Buick Motor Co
M. L. McMacken
A. A. McDonald
Battle Motor Sales
Flint and
Midland
Buick
United States
Central States Offers Scout Work Course for Teachers
Bourke Lodewyk of Central State Teachers College leads a 2 class summer term on scoutmastership for about 26 teachers who will lead scout work in their schools next year. The course uses troop structure with weekend Rotary activities near Clare and includes hikes and regular scout activities. Lodewyk also serves as scoutmaster for troop No. 121 at the Central State training school.
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Bourke Lodewyk
Central State Teachers College
Rotary
Clare
Mr. Lodewyk
Central State Training School
Elementary Department Enrollment Sets Record
Central State Teachers College reports a new record enrollment of 176 students in the early elementary department during the summer session. Miss Helen R. Emmons heads the department with 75 pursuing degrees and is assisted by Mrs. Mae Miller Beck teaching language development and children’s literature.
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Central State Teachers College
Helen R. Emmons
Emmong
Mae Miller Beck
Kind Undertaker Mistakenly Accused of Abduction
G. J. Stinson, local undertaker, was suspected of kidnapping after he comforted a crying two and a half year old found in a car. He walked the child through town while seeking the mother. two distraught women and the father accused him before the misunderstanding was resolved. The family was later identified as from Bay City.
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G. J. Stinson
Mr. Stinson
Exchange Bank
Michigan
Hurley denies employing win drop tactics in pilgrim plan
Secretary of War Hurley said the War Department favors mixing white and Negro Gold Star mothers on European battlefield trips if mutually agreed. Six transatlantic lines refused Negro transport, raising charges of inferior accommodations. Officials noted higher per-person costs for Negro mothers and a plan for 1,500 to sail, later reduced as groups stayed away. Hurley stressed no policy of racial discrimination and proposed grouping mothers to ease strain while welcoming voluntary cross-group participation.
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Joseph H. Baird
United Staff
Washington
War Department
Hurley
Department
Walker White
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Hoover
Trans- Athlantic Steamship Lines
New York
Holland’America
Nort German Lloyd, Cunard, Anchor
International Mercantile Marine Company
Republic of the U. S. Lines, Inc
Hariey
War de Department
Conan Doyle Buried Quietly at Windlesham Garden
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle author and spiritualist was laid to rest today in the garden at Windlesham following a quiet ceremony in Crowborough Sussex England.
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Crowborough
Sussex
England
U.p
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Windleshan
Oswald Horan Funeral Largely Attended
A large crowd from the city and Vernon Township attended the requiem mass for Oswald Horan at Sacred Heart church. He died suddenly Tuesday evening at his home. Rev. John A Mulvey officiated with assistants Rev. William McCann Rev. D OLeary and Rev. Raymond Sweeney. Burial followed at Calvary cemetery.
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Vernon Township
Sacred Heart Church
Oswald Horan
John A. ‘Mulvey
William McCann
Alma
D .O’leary
Raymond ‘Sweeney
Fr. Mulvey
Calvary Cemetery
Two-Thirds Of Athletic Field Bonds Sold
Within days after the sale opened, the $35,000 Central State Teachers College Athletic Field bond issue is two thirds sold. EB Shaw of Grand Rapids Trust Co. says Pleasant and Isabella county will likely absorb the remainder. The bonds are a direct obligation of the Athletic Field Corporation affiliated with the college and secured by a first mortgage on its property leased to the state board of education for 15 years at a $5,000 annual rent.
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Central State Teachers College
EB. W.shaw
Grand Rapids Trust Company
Shaw
State Board of Education
Bearcat Nine Clubbed Weidman As Central Wins 12 to 1
Central State Bearcats toppled Weidman Independents 12 to 1 in Thursday action at Weidman. Dutch Lodewyk cleared the bases with a second inning triple, and Midland’s Brat led the pitching with four singles allowed. Weidman drops to 3-? on the season after this twilight game. Central improves to 2-0 against the locals this season.
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Weidman
Central State Bearcats
Lodewyk
Finis
Og Brat
Midland
Bearcats
Central
Clare
Alma
Stanton
Northwestern Giants
Ranger Girls
Weather Outlook for Lower Michigan July 11
The Detroit forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with little temperature change. Readings across cities show mid 60s to mid 80s with Detroit at 68 to 84, Grand Rapids about 70 to 86, and Marquette around 64 to 86 degrees.
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Detroit
U.R
Lower
Michigan
HTI la Alpenaeeteebeee
Chicago
Aeeafeee
Detroit Pacenine
Duluth
Ludington Posse
Marquette
Sault Ste. Maria - Er
Home Grounds for School Proves P T A Vital
Wes Henry R Pattengill state P T A president told a Central State Teachers college class that the future of the association lies with educators. She stressed cooperation with schools not control and urged parent education and child welfare as the path to improving homes to match school standards.
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Parent- Teachers Association
Wes
Henry R. Pattengill
Central State Teachers College
Pattengill
Parent-Teachers Association
Golf Pros Set Fast Clip For Jones In Tourney
Interlachen Country Club in Minneapolis hosts the national open as Robby Jones faces a swift pace set by pros. Al Espinosa shot 35 on the outward nine, Gene Sarazen stood at par at the turn, and Bob Shuve matched par with a 72 to secure status. The field’s best scores will determine who advances through 86 more holes tomorrow.
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Interlachen Country Club
Minneapolis
Interlachen
Robby Jones
al Espinosa
North Brook
Ill
Gene Sarazen
Tommy Armour
MacDonald Smith
Walter Hagen
Haig
Bob Shuave
Kent
Ohio
Rival Detroit factions clash over Bowles recall on air
Detroit politics heated as rival recall leaders crank up radio campaigns against Mayor Charles Bowles. Robert Oakman condemns Bowles and ally Von Gillespie, urging a sweeping recall to curb underworld influence, while Bowles defends his administration and the Street Railway $10,000,000 insurance deal as good government but poor politics.
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Detroit
U.R
Charles Bowles
Robert Oakman
Bowles
Oakman
United States
Bowls
Public Works
von Gillespie
Gillespie
Detroit Street Railway
Enrolment Up At State College In Summer Session
State college reports 1 318 students enrolled this summer up from 929 in 1929, a gain of about 400. The total student body reaches 1 818, prompting a rise in faculty from 45 to 680 with seven states and 16 Michigan towns represented among instructors. States include Indiana Nebraska Massachusetts Ohio Oklahoma Washington D C and Michigan.
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Central
Michigan
Indiana
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Ohio
Oklahoma
Washington, D. C
Social On Campus Lawn At Central State Teachers College
The first summer session social drew faculty and students to the campus lawn. Dean Bertha M. Ronan directed the event with help from faculty members and students. Student servers included Jean Brown Beatrice Uren Dorothy Goheen Evelyn McDonald Alice Baxter Mildred Stone Eleanor McIntyre Josephine Shore Nellie Greed Eileen Waterman Ruth Isbell Melva Strouse hosts listed: Pres. and Mrs. E. B. CG Warxiner Dean Bertha M. Ronan Miss Bertha Lesler Dr. BEJ Merrill Prof. Myron A. Cobb Prof. Helen R. Emmons Miss Georgia Hood.
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Central State Teachers College
Bertha M. Ronan
Jean Brown
Beatrice Uren
Dorothy Goheen
Evelyn McDonald
Alice Baxter
Mildred Stone
Eleanor MclIntyre
Josephine Shore
Nellie Greed
Eileen Waterman
Ruth Isbell
Melva Strouse
Pres
EB. Cg, Warxiner
Bertha Lesler
BE J Merrill
Myron A. Cobb
Helen R. Emmons
Georgia Hood
Miss Holm er Crowned Michigan Cherry Festival Queen
Governor Fred Green crowned Signe Holm er Miss Holmer at the Michigan Cherry Festival in Traverse City. About 40 000 spectators gathered around the courthouse square as a Michigan National Guard air squad performed overhead hours after a crash that killed Lieutenant Coleman. A floral parade followed and tonight will close with fireworks and a commemorative ball.
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Miss Holmer
Traverse City
Mich
Michigan
Signe Holmer
Fred Green
Bolmer
Michigan National Guard
Aix
Asidtew Coleman
Fire damages rug at Clarence Landon home
A late night fire on South Franklin Street damaged a rug at the Clarence Landon residence after an electric flatiron was left on. Firefighters arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze with minimal losses.
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Clarence Landon
Franklin Street
Fisk Jubilee Singers At College Inspire Summer Students
Fisk Jubilee Singers of Fisk University Nashville entertained summer school students and faculty at the 11 o clock assembly. The colored sextet drew near capacity as audiences heard refined voices and harmonies praised by eminent musicians. The group, previously at Central last summer with four members, performed a program of songs and Negro spirituals treasured worldwide.
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Fisk Jubilee Singers
Fisk University
Nashville
Tenn
Central
Europe
Progiant
Gas Price War On West Coast Triggers Federal Probe
Los Angeles reports a federal investigation into the Pacific coast gasoline war as oil companies slash prices to as low as six cents a gallon. Governors and dealers seek relief from the U S Department of Justice and the FTC amid fierce competition, notably in Fresno where six cents topped the market.
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Los Angeles
U.P
G. G
U. S. Department of Justice
Federal Trade Commission For Relief
Fresno
Lingle Murder Probe Progress Disappointing
Chicago States Attorney John A. Swanson said he is disappointed by progress in the Alfred J. Lingle murder case and connected corruption probes. He warned he may change tactics if the investigation stalls and aims for an early capture of the Tribune reporter's killer Swanson noted.
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Chicago
U.P
States
John A. Swanson
Alfred J. Lingle
Chicago Tribune
Swanson
Cook County
Lingle
Ami
Two More Rigs To Be Set Up On Leaton Lots
Drilling in Leaton town lots progresses with the Gordon Oil Co. Meri due No. 1 already starting strong. Two additional rigs are planned for Leaton town lots, though permits have not yet been filed. officials expect registration in coming days.
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Leaton
Meridue. No
Gordon Oil Co
Gov Green pledges moral support for Brucker in governor race
Lansing July 11 Gov Green states he will back Attorney General Brucker in the upcoming gubernatorial primaries. He says he has not ruled out running himself and notes there will not be two administration candidates if he runs.
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Green
Brucker
Lansing
United Press
Traverse City
Brudker
Heat Wave Spreads Death Thru Midwest
As a blistering heat wave grips the Midwest and South temperatures near 100 degrees are forecast from Canada to the Gulf. The death toll climbs with nearly 100 lives lost directly to heat and 58 drownings reported. One indirect death is attributed to sunburn.
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Midwest
Chicago
Canada
Gulf
Lake Michigan
No Provision For Census Enumerator Sign At Door
A St Louis July 11 item notes a door sign reading Solicitors and salesmen ring only with a warning that violators will be prosecuted by the housewife doorbell ring association. The oddly worded notice reflects a local reaction to census enumerator activity.
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St, Louis, Mo
Igi Iliby
Housewife Doorbell Ring Association
Voters Asked to Back Up Hoover
Senator Watson of Indiana urged Americans to support President Hoover for a congressional majority. In a radio speech he praised Hoover’s administration, calling him the hardest working man and saying the program of legislation will prove effective in time.
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Washington
U.R
Hoover
Senator Watson
Indiana
Harding
Watson
Hawks Injured In Test Plane Crash
In Wichita Kansas on July 11 Captain Frank Hawks was testing a Travelair plane for a trans continental speed record when it struck telephone wires during approach. The aircraft wrecked and Hawks was rushed to a hospital with injuries initially thought minor.
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Wichita
Kansas
Frank Hawks
Travelair
Hawks
Endres Plans Nonstop Flint to Budapest Flight
Capt. George Endres announced he will depart Flint for Los Angeles to obtain his aircraft then return to Flint to await favorable weather. He believes Bishop Airport’s runway length suffices for the heavily loaded Justice for Hungary aircraft and plans in flight refueling over Newfoundland before continuing to Budapest.
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Endres
Lansing
Budapest
Flint
U.P
Bishop
George Endres
Los Angeles
Hungary
Newfourdland
Probe Of Plane Crash Planned
Arkansas Pass Tex July 11 heavy guard around wreckage of an airplane that killed pilot and four Kansas City men returning from a fishing trip An aviation officials say an investigation will determine if lightning struck or wing strain caused the crash The guard will stay until the probe ends Names include Murat Boyle Raymond Watson Eugene Lynn R J DeLane and K E Gabbert Bodies to be sent to Kansas City tomorrow
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Arkansas Pass
Tex
Kansas City
Department of Commerce
Murat Boyle
The
Missouri Bar ‘Association
Raymond Watson
Eugene Lynn
R. J. DeLane
K. E.gabbert
M. C. Maus
Corpus Christi
Gabbert
J. R. Barry
Five New Candidates File Nominating Petitions
Five new candidates filed nominating petitions with the secretary of state in Lansing on July 11. They include Frank P. Bohn seeking re election in the 11th district Newberry Paul Smith challenging State Senator George Leland in the 8th district H Earl McNitt seeking re election in the Wexford district Miles M Gallaghan seeking re election in Osceola and Victor J Baker seeking the socialist state senate seat in the 12th district Pon t iac. Charles Sink of Arbor who holds the 12th district seat will not seek re election.
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Lansing
U.R
Secretary of State
Frank P. Bohn
Newberry
Paul Smith
Paw Paw
George Leland
Pontiac
Charles Sink
Arbor
Sink
Frank James
Hancock
Kalamazoo Hero Dies Saving Boy Near Train
Orla Mock, 60, known as a local character, sacrificed his life to push Perry Paladin from an oncoming train near Kalamazoo Michigan. Paladin survived with multiple injuries while Mock and the youth were struck. Jack Guid tried to assist and leaped into the river to escape.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
U.P
Orla’ Mock
Nolice
Jingle Buzzard
Mock
Perry Paladin
Paradin
Mack
Jack Guid
Guid
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Houston
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Greenburg
Oswald
Horan
Calvary
Bearcat
Weidman Independents
P.T. A. Heads
Jones
GARRY
State College
Huston
Simon D. Pass
Claudius H. Huston
Republican National Committee
Republican Organization
Flatiron
So. Franklin St
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