Illinois Governors Drive Against Royal Privileges and Gotta Drag Policy
Governor Horner ordered highway police to seize and destroy bail cards issued by two transportation associations. He pledged opposition to royal privileges and said all citizens will be treated equally while endorsing a statewide citizenship and naturalization effort. The notice also covers public works contracts and safety cautions for hunters working on CCC projects.
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Illinois
Henry Horner
L. M. Taylor
State Highway Police
Central Motor Freight Association
Illinois Bus Association
Horner
Taylor
Charles P. Schwartz
Chicago
Avinere Toigo
Springfield
Co. EF. Thompson
State Department of Conservation
C. F. Thompson
Journalists and the Vast English Vocabulary
Dr. Michael West of Ontario argues 1300 words suffice for any language, while English contains over 400000 words and no one knows them all. Average speakers use 400 to 10000 words by profession, but journalists top the field with up to about 20000 words through daily contact with many trades and classes.
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Michael West
Ontario College of Education
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Umpire Bill Klem Known For World Series Longevity
The piece notes Bill Klem has umpired in the world series for 17 straight years and in regular-season games, highlighting his skill at calling plays while enduring hostile fan actions such as dodging pop bottles.
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Bill Klem
Air Racer Wins London Melbourne Race for Bride
Campbell Black, the British airman who led from London to Melbourne, won the great air race. Florence Desmond had promised to answer his marriage proposal if he triumphed, and she has now said yes.
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Campbell Black
London
Melbourne
Australia
Florence Desmond
Why Go to College Leonard Barrett
The article argues education should forge mental and physical discipline, not just yield degrees or jobs. It cites a comparison where a high school trained man outperformed a college graduate, emphasizing confidence, work through constrained study, and practical use of knowledge over mere credentialing. It urges night schools and correspondence courses to widen access.
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Uight
Boy Hangs Himself After School Session Whispers
Nine year old Raymond Goodman was kept after class by a teacher for whispering and hanged himself. The incident prompts warnings about classroom discipline and student safety.
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Raymond Goodman
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Division of Highways
Ernst Lieberman
Cumberland
LaSalle
Livingston
Massac
Morgan
Randolph Tazewell
Warne
Cnak
Peoria
147Th Street
Dalton
Gillespie
Evanston
Metropolis
Streator
Whitehall
Aurora
Kenneth F. Rich
The
Immigrants Protective League
Frank Loomis
Chicago Community Trust
Joseph Lisack
State Industrial Commission
Mark E. Penny
Ilinois Emregency Relief Commission
Fred J. Schlefeldt
Federal Disision of Inergration and Naturalization
Public Service
Acen
Public Service Company OF
Northern Illinois
Praed
Leonard Barrett
Dolton
Central Garage
Pohlers & Stahnke
Props
Washington Ave
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