Arrow Shots. Rev Howland Delivers Sermon and Views
The Rev Albert Howland preached at the Manning Presbyterian Church, drawing on his Rolfe High debating days and noting political and legal cautions on prohibition, elections, and enforcement. The column also touches on public figures, stock markets, and remarks on the Park Bair letter and the federal reserve, closing with a remark about Charley Dawes.
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Albert Howland
Presbyterian Church
Albert
Rolfe
Rolfe High
Howland
Manning
Yale Memo Outlines Reforms Prioritizing Study Over Recreation
Dr Frank Crane discusses a Student Council memorandum to Yale authorities advocating reforms that place college study first and deemphasize social and athletic recreation. He notes fathers worry about expenses and aim to curb the stigma on serious students labeled as sharks or grinds for pursuing high class marks.
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Yale
University Memo Praises Intellectual Minority Among Students
A New Haven memorandum argues colleges gain prestige by recognizing the intellectual minority in student bodies. It notes many serious-minded youths exist, urges separating earnest scholars after two years, and advocates top faculty tutorials to support honor students.
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New Haven
Petition Motive Sparks Recall Calls Over English Cup
The note warns President Hoover to recall Charley or face petitions. It cites a loving cup bearing Charles II’s arms as context and laments English matters influencing American politics.
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Charles II
England
Charley
President Hoover
Lovrien Judgship Sparks Constitutional Debate
Plain Talk voices concern over Governor Hammill appointing Rep. Fred C. Lovrien to a district court vacancy while Lovrien’s term as legislator from Humboldt County runs. Lovrien voted for a pay raise for district judges, prompting questions about constitutional limits and possible disregard of the law.
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General Assembly
Assembly
Hammill
Fred C. Lovrien
Humboldt County
District Court
Lovrien
Humboldt
Forty-third
Public figures urged to honor law despite old views
Plain Talk in Des Moines notes citizens cling to outdated opinions while public officers should strictly observe the law. The piece mentions gorilla teeth cannot be pulled and Mt McKinley’s height above base, then cites Ethan I Dodd with over 1000 railroad patents and questions about pay raises.
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Plain Talk
Des Moines
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