Yale President Hadley Urges Intelligent Faith at Graduation
Yale University bachelor service features President Arthur T. Hadley urging graduates to exercise private judgment in faith. He warns against faith without intellect, noting gains in faith in man law nature and justice while urging responsibility in action and worship. James J. Hill to receive Doctor of Laws honorary degree. Helen Taft and Robert A. Taft among guests at Farnams. Tafts to attend commencement.
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Yale Medical School plans to raise standards and end dean’s tenure
Dean Herbert Smith of Yale Medical School declined to explain why nearly thirty students failed examinations and were refused another chance. The Carnegie Foundation report criticizes Yale but urges strengthening rather than founding a new New England medical school. The school aims to raise its standard, boost endowment, and requires two years of college work for entrance. Smith has resigned and will teach abroad next year.
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Retired Dean Speaks on Leaving Post After Two Decades
The former dean explains he retired from the office due to its demanding details after twenty years of service and seeks relief from those duties.
Roosevelt ideals echo in city college speech to 1910 grads
Pr John H. Finley, president of City College, urged the 1910 class in Great Hall to follow Roosevelt’s injunction to make the man fit the job. He warned against chasing the product and emphasized vocation as life, urging Copernican self-direction despite temptations.
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Cornell baccalaureate praises Gov Hughes and idealism
The commencement week at Cornell opened with Rev. Samuel V. Holmes delivering the baccalaureate in Sage Chapel. He praised Gov. Hughes as a hopeful sign that idealism survives in American life and urged faith in democracy and moral resolve. Cornell plans a senior ball despite funding issues after protests from alumni and students.
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Harvard president sermon links man and environment
Cambridge June 19 President A Lawrence Lowell delivered Harvard University senior class baccalaureate remarks in Appleton Chapel. He argued man is shaped by environment yet also shapes his world through conscious choice and standards he sets, urging courage and endurance to wrestle with destiny until daybreak. The class sang a hymn composed by Edward T Hunt Mechancisburg Ohio afterwards.
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Freshmen Examinations Begin Across United States
The College Entrance Examination Board tests start this morning at about 175 points nationwide and in Europe. Nearly 4,000 candidates have applied, signaling growth from last year. Readings will be graded by 1% readers from participating colleges and secondary schools, with sites at Columbia and New York universities and Adelphi College in Brooklyn.
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Little Folk Revel Aboard Warships In Riverside Park
Children from the upper west side boarded torpedo boat destroyers Flusser and Reid tied at West Seventy ninth Street. Officers say the impromptu party delighted sailors as crews allowed dozens of kids to roam decks and living quarters for several hours.
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Boys to run in 560000 celebration parade plans
The Fourth of July program bans fireworks and shifts focus to boy driven events. Highlights include a city hall centennial reception, a reading of the Declaration, a grand parade, interborough flag relays for borough winners, and a final forty block race for a silk flag donated by Mrs. Clarence H Mackay plus silver cups for each winning member. Subscriptions to support the event have begun with notable donors listed.
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Robbery at Mrs Tingley Summer Home in Newburyport
The summer home of Theosophist leader Mrs Katherine Tingley in Newburyport was robbed last week of valuable paintings and papers. The papers were said to be insignificant compared with potential silverware losses, while Mrs Tingley asserts only the paintings were taken.
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New York Times
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Morse Home at Auction Next Thursday on Fifth Avenue
Mrs Charles W Morse will auction her Fifth Avenue home at T28 Fifth Avenue between Fifty-sixth and Fifty-seventh Streets. Proceeds aim to boost the fund for her husband’s legal battle for release from prison. The residence includes fine paintings sculpture and decorative items.
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Vesper Service of Actors’ Church Alliance Held at St Chrysostom
The annual vesper service of the Actors' Church Alliance of America was held last night in St. Chrysostom's Chapel at 201 West Thirty-ninth Street. Rev Thomas James Lacey of the Church of the Redeemer Brooklyn preached a sermon on the relation of the stage to the Church. Attendance was not large.
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