Reed Harris to sue Columbia over expulsion
Reed Harris, expelled editor of the Columbia University Spectator, plans a $100000 suit to test university power to expel students. Attorney Raymond L Wise said the amount mirrors the suit’s publicized figure. Harris aimed to defend press freedom after criticizing John Jay Hall dining room. Arthur J Lelyveld named editor to replace Harris.
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New York
Reed Harris
Columbia University Spectator
Raymond L. ‘Wise
Barrig
Harris
John Jay Hall
Arthur J. Lelyveld
Prize Texas Ham With Turnip Greens Enjoyed By Garner
Washington April prize ham from Texas was praised by Speaker Jack Garner who accepted the gift as part of the LubBock County Garner for President club support. The ham was named grand champion at a Panhandle Booth Plains fat calf pig and meat show held in Lubhock.
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Texas
Washington, D. C
Jack
Lubbock County
President Club
Lone Star State
Panhandle- Booth Plains
Lubhock
Table Talks BY atcred Kitchen Women Passable Pie Crust Tips
Kitchen guidance on perfect pie crust emphasizes keeping ingredients cold until baking, using fat heavy dough, minimal water, and careful handling. Details cover rolling thin, fitting dough to pan, perforated pans, docking to prevent bubbles, and sealing edges for two crust pies to ensure tender light crust and proper steam escape.
Goats Murder Case Deepens as Sailors Held
Corpus Christi April 3 A topsy analysis of a body found near Clime's Point shows neck injury before death in the fourth unexplained Gulf murder this year. Dr. Livingston Anderson told District Attorney B F Purl seven sailors are detained in Nueces county jail in connection with the slaying. The coast guard found the body Tuesday afternoon. past year also saw three similar coast guard investigations including Dorothy Symons and Alfred Steinbach cases.
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Corpus Christi
Gulf of Mexico
Clime’s Point
Livingston Anderson
B. F. Purl
Nueces County
Coast Guard
Battle Coast
Dorothy Symons
Aransas Pass
Alfred Steinbach
Cleveland
Ohio
Port of Guayaquil Ordered Closed by Government
The port of Guayaquil was closed to all traffic by authorities acting under extraordinary powers granted by the government in Quito. The Ecuadorian navy, commanded by mutineers, held control of the harbor and fort at Punta Piedras as gunboats Cotopaxi and Targui were seized and sailed out amid a liner arrival carrying Gen Leonidas Flava Gutierrez, a former president.
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Eucador
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Council of State
Quito
Punta-Piedry
Cotopaxi
Targui
Leonidas Flava Gutierrez
Bullfight Protest Puts Piedras Negras In Texas
A Texas protest item notes a Minnesota Human Education Society telegram urging Governor Bass Sterling to deny permission for a Piedras Negras bullfight on April 10. The missive argues Texas should not host events deemed cruel or barbaric in American sports despite proximity to old Mexico.
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Texas
Austin
INS
Minnesota Human Education Society
Bass Sterling
Piedras Negras
Harvey 5. Haynes
Minnesota
Mumane Endication Society
Harvey S. Maynes
Jedras Negras $S
Old Mexico
Ross Shaw Sterll
Advice to Lovelorn BEATRICE PAIRFAX 2 CAN OPENER NEED APPLY
Dear Eugene, a war baby son asks for a wife who is homemaking and a bit outdoorsy yet not a fast modern girl. He values his mother, wants light exercise for her, and enjoys movies with her. He won’t marry a can opener and awaits the right match. The columnist cautions readers that no introductions will be made.
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Miss Fairfax
Eugene
Murray Nebraska Charge Denied in Lincoln
Lincoln reporters quote Arthu Mullen a Democratic national committeeman from Nebraska denying charges that Governor Murray of Oklahoma sent $60 000 in Eastern money to buy delegates for Roosevelt. Mullen says the Roosevelt work in Nebraska cost under $200 and he paid it personally.
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Murray
Nebraska
Lincoln
Neb
Willam
Oklahoma
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Arthu Mullen
Omaha
Roosevelt
Mullen
Fete to Close Shrine Rites at Scottish Rite Cathedral
Shriners hold the thirtyseventh semiannual Scottish Rite reunion at the Scottish Rite cathedral with thirty candidates receiving degrees. Enrollment began at 9 am Friday, parade at 3 30 pm, business session at 5 pm, ceremonial opening at 7 15 pm, and an informal dance at 9 15 pm. Judge Anton Mourland Imperial Potentate presided with G G Grabenheimer assisting. Committee chairs named for registration, reception, membership, refreshments, entertainment, tiling, and dance. Visiting women attended a luncheon at the St Anthony hotel Friday noon.
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Shriners
Robert
Michael
Sylvan Lang
Anton N. Mourland
Imperial Potentate
G. G. Grabenheimer
Fred Waller
H. V. Weise
P. D. Mathis
G. B. Marks
Woman Thrown From Bridge Found On Burlington Tracks
Mrs Laverne Hines 21 mother of three told police she was tossed 30 feet from a viaduct onto the Lac right of way by three Mexicans after two failed attacks. She was found with a fractured leg lying across the railroad tracks near the Burlington line.
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Khanpas City
Laverne Hines
Lac
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