Radio courses to open Oct. 5 at University of Iowa
The University of Iowa will launch its second year of the world's first college of the air on October 5 with an expanded radio faculty and more courses. Seven professors will teach topics including Early Iowa History, American Literature, Iowa Flora, Population Problems, English teaching, U.S. political parties, and Elementary Psychology. Two semester hours of credit are offered per course with an enrollment fee of $2 and $4 per hour thereafter.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Edward H. Lauer
WSUI
Radio School
Radio
Bruse Mahan
Iowa
Frank L. Mott
Bohumil Shimek
Edward B. Reuter
Millington F. Carpenter
Kirk H. Porter
United States
Christian R. Ruckmick
Oklahoma
Texas
State Dry League Launches Iowa Prohibition Campaign
Anti-Saloon League to seek public aid to enforce prohibition. S. P. McNaught, superintendent, says county dry workers will boost interest and churches will be urged to support enforcement. Campaign aims for a 100 percent improvement in six months as officials intensify efforts against bootleggers and urge court cooperation.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Anti-Saloon League
League
S. P. McNaught
McNaught
Bankers Meet With State Chief in Des Moines
Des Moines Iowa September 17 A P discussions of improved banking methods will occupy representatives of the twelve Iowa clearing houses meeting with L A Andrew state superintendent of banking in a conference called by the Better Banking Committee of the Town Bankers association. Andrew has sent circular letters urging election of bank directors who direct and has asked banks to hold monthly directors meetings with reports to him to monitor progress toward greater director interest.
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Des Moines
A. P
Mets
Iowa
L. A. Andrew
Better Banking Committee
Town Bankers’ Association
Andrew
Officials Called to Enforce Prohibition Strictly
A public statement urged weed out officials failing to do their utmost for prohibition. The appeal targets enforcement gaps and promises closer oversight by authorities and community leaders.
Can Men Have New Game Sell Vacant Houses of Others
Omaha police seek two confidence men who sold vacant houses they did not own with orders to tear down or move them. Elizabeth Hopkins discovered her house was a vacant lot in Council Bluffs. Eggenberg claimed he moved a house after buying it for 75 dollars. Neighbors reported similar swindles and police pursue more cases as British authorities fight radio disturbances linked to communism.
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Omaha
Neb
A. P
Elizabeth Hopkins
Council Bluffs
J. E. Eggenberg
South
Eggenberg
Anti foreign strike grows critical in Canton China
In Canton a broad anti foreign strike intensifies as a Whampoo cadet force seizes control and numerous officials flee, signaling a chaotic power struggle and political instability.
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Canton
China
Whampoo Cadet S
Tax Collections Fell Significantly in Year Ended June 30
Tax collections for the year ending June 30 dropped by 212,055,988 dollars compared with the prior year. The decline highlights a broader revenue shortfall affecting fiscal planning and public programs.
Silk egg card hatching in Japan hits 7.9 million
The reported spring hatching figure in Japan reached 7,900,000 silk egg cards this year, reflecting a notable production level for the period.
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Japan
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