Chicago students favor prohibition repeal and world peace
A University of Chicago survey of 215 seniors finds most favor repeal of prohibition and believe its costs outweigh benefits. They largely support pacifism, international organization for peace, birth control, and are neutral on deity with varied views on communism, religion, and faith. Jewish students most liberal, Catholics least.
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Chicago
Organization of All Nations
University of Chicago Aertlor
United States
Hilding B. Carlson
University of Chicago
Department of Psychology
Thurston
American Association For the Advancement of
Carlson
Russia
Divorce Granted To Detroit Society Woman Mrs Helen Walker
Mrs Helen McFie Walker wins a divorce from Harrington E Walker a Detroit society figure and grandson of Hiram J Walker founder of Walker and Sons Limited The decree cites desertion by the husband who left in 1922 despite repeated requests from his wife and their three children Jean McFie the sister testified This society item notes the Walkers long prominent position in Detroit society.
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Detroit
Helen
McFie Walker
Harrington E. Walker
Hiram J. Walker
The
Walker and Sons Limited
Walkerville
Canada
Theodore J. Richter
Reserve Bank Resources Up in Dallas San Antonio Branch
Resources of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas including the San Antonio branch totaled 30,000 for the week ending, up 16,195,000 from the same week in 1932 and up 840,000 from the prior week. Bills and securities totaled 53,349,000, up 11,187,000 from 1932 but down 26,000 from the previous week. Reserves stood at 51,736,000, up 2,672,000 versus last week and down 2,154,000 versus 1932.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
San Antonio Bank
National Air Races Open With Bendix Trophy Event
The 1993 national air races begin Saturday with seven pilots, five men and two women, racing across the continent in the Bendix trophy. An inaugural ball at the Ambassador hotel will herald the eve of the thirteenth annual speed classic, attended by famed fliers and aviation leaders.
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Lob
Annales
Ambassador Hotel
Army
Navy
Church Reps Nore De Pittsb—Mutual Consent Divide Ministers
In Pittsburgh on June 2, 1902 ministers of the United Presbyterian church opposed a proposal by Indiana University professor Charles R. Metzger to define marriage as a diverse, mutual consent union. They argued the plan erodes the fundamental aim of marriage as a permanent home. The discussion, led by Rev. W B Anderson and Rev. C E Hawthorne, highlighted differing views on the divine provision and social foundation of marriage.
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Pittsburgh
Charles R. Metzger
Indiana University
Association For the Advancement of Science
United Presbyterian Church
W.B. Anderson
General Assembly
Board of Foreign Missions
de. C. E. Hawthorne
Evangelism Committee
Weather Talk Is Taboo at Bexar County Meeting
At Bexar County Home Demonstration clubs the topic weather is banned after Miss Ida F. Reynolds noted county women grew tired of weather chatter. They instead discuss full pantries and quilting, with disruptions fined 5 to 10 cents for weather talk.
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Bexar County
Ida F. Reynolds
Presbyterians Hear merger report and debate plans
The assembly heard a committee report on the proposed merger between the United Presbyterians and the Presbyterian educh. No general discussion is scheduled. The committee recommends another year of audition plans before action is taken.
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Assembly
United Presbyterians
Presbyterian Educh
Audi
Bombings Hit American Properties in Havana
Havana reports two bombings aimed at protest against mediation efforts with Cuba. A National Cash Register agency suffered window damage and no injuries were reported. About an hour later an American grocery store was detonated. Officials suspect a small faction opposed to mediation.
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Havana
Welles
Cuba
National Cash Register Company
Witness Racketeering Bared by Texas Sheriff
Sheriff Frank van Weury and associate Angelo Tom Green county uncovered a new racketeering scheme. Three prisoners arrested in Brownsville allegedly defrauded the state by collecting witness fees and mileage for trials across Texas. Subpoenas were issued to trials far beyond the prisoners’ actual locations, inflating state costs.
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Frank van Weury
Owl Angelo
Tom Green County
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Albert Hausser
San Antonio
Brownsville
San Angelo
van Cant
Texas
Sleuth Back With Black Eye After Chicago Expo Incident
A fragmentary report describes a sleuth returning from the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago with a black eye after an assault by two men near Ubelrarto. The incident followed a traffic crash about 96 miles from Chile engo, with a follow-on struggle as one assailant attacked him with a mult crank.
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Chavis Steed
Wer
Chicago
Sonventr Y
Ubelrarto
Chileengo
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