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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1930
Page
6
Diplomats are ranked in four precedence classes: (1) ambassadors legates and nuncios, (2) envoys and ministers, (3) ministers resident, (4) charges d affaires. The order governs ceremonial rank and protocol among diplomatic agents.
The Minneapolis Journal notes Miss Millicent’s quip that an Iowa scientist probing bacterial sex should pursue better work, framing the discovery with a sharp social jab.
A $90,000 Zeiss projector drives the new Adler planetarium in Grant Park. Max Adler funds the $1,000,000 facility with Professor Philip Fox as director. Lectures run daily with varying admission and a year round schedule. The museum features a major overseas collection of astronomical instruments from Columbus to Napoleon I.
Illinois spends 106.39 dollars annually per student while the national figure runs 85.60 dollars. Chicago dominates furniture and house furnishings distribution with a 300 million dollar yearly business. David W. Clark of Chicago has served as lodge treasurer for sixty two years. Public utilities in the Chicago area exceed one billion dollars in investment. McKendree College in Lebanon, Illinois, the nation’s oldest Methodist college, founded in 1828. Field sports at night began in Illinois eighty two years ago with a University of Illinois vs Carlisle Indians game in the Chicago Coliseum, lit by electric lights.
Hu Ho of China town urges teachers to consider what they teach a child. He warns a student may remember a teacher as someone who led him to say what is not true. The remark appears in a Washington Star quote.
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing states the ink used in American currency is produced in house and therefore not sold on the open market.
The Goslin Birmingham Mfg Co joins Whiting Corporation expanding foundry and crane lines in the South. Whiting’s research arm with Swenson and Badger advances heat transfer, evaporation, crystallization, and waste recovery, cutting costs in caustic soda concentration and glycerine recovery while introducing new equipment and methods across industries.
Arthur Brispon surveys crime as a national issue, noting Dean Pound’s view that crime transcends borders. He highlights Rockefeller Jr.’s New York development plans, a vast radio grand opera house, and advances in power tech from turbine designs to ocean energy.
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