Ongoing national college enrollment reaches three million
Wail' oghools predominate as Chicago reports total enrollment of about 3,200,000 across colleges, universities, and professional schools in the United States. Nathan Noffsisger of Washington, director of the National Time Sible council, addresses the annual council meeting. Students pay about 45 dollars per year for instruction, with roughly 60 percent of enrollees being men. The average student age is 25 or older, and more than 30 percent are married.
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Chicago
Noffsisger
Washington
Tame Siuile Council
Man Held in Bond Default After Prohibition Raid
Prohibition officers conducted a raid at Antone Diaz's residence seizing 16 gallons of oil and 2.5 gallons of whiskey before arresting Diaz on bond default charges. He reportedly worked in the city building department. officers entered without a search warrant.
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Antone Diaz
Mounts Jail
Avenissigs
Prohibition
Dinx
Cdreot
Church Leaders Seek Cooperation in Seminar Meet
Protestant Catholic and Jewish leaders met in St Louis on May 14 to discuss differences and misunderstandings in a seminar aimed at closer cooperation among religious groups. It was the third such gathering in the United States, seeking better interfaith harmony.
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ST. Louis
United States
Ile Ime
Father and Three Burned to Death in Farm House Fire
A father and three children died in an early morning farm house fire near Arlon, Minnesota. The mother and one child escaped. The father is said to have perished while attempting to rescue the others. The home belonged to Perrin Leeh. Weather and cause are not yet determined.
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Arlton
Minn
Cire
Perri Lrneh
Neae
Arantir
Cotton Removal From Boy’s Ears Reported
A medical notice from a hospital describes a procedure on Wednesday to remove a quantity of cotton from a boy’s ears. The operation occurred at Tohort Street hospital, with staff including doctors Tatsimero Helix and Oseara Pla supervising.
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Tohort St. Breon Hagnital
Phsaiciana
Phone Case Up June 2 Hearing on Exceptions
Judge Dibrell's findings upholding Southwestern Bell Telephone rates as confiscatory appear likely to be confirmed after the June 2 session before Judge Duval Work in the federal court at Texarkana. Attorneys for the city foresee no appeal to the New Orleans Federal Court of Appeals.
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B. Didrell
Duval Work
Dudee WJ. Estes
Lerns
Hrl
Federal Coute of Appeals
New Orleans
Dibrett
Houthweelern Bell Telephone Company
CuVal Wool
Telephone Company
Publisher Starts Flight Across US from California
NABLAND Calif Mar 14 The Maryland Free State publisher of the Teal more Sun and his companions started a long cross country flight in a Fokker plane bearing Van Tenr Tack from Oakland at 6: a.m. for Albuquerque New Mexico on the first lap toward Baltimore in a pioneering air journey.
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Nabland
Calif
Maryland Free State
Tetanus Develops After Foot Wound
Cecil Bankeskyy, aged year, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Rankowski of Montene street, is under treatment for tetanus at Robert B. Cree hospital. The infection followed a foot wound from a fragment of glass she picked up that week.
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Cecil Bankeskyy
Mes
Frank Rankowski
Mdntene Street
Wernesday
Robert B. Cree
Writer and Girl Die in Crash in Warwick
Warwick, N. T. March 1 Goreon Stiles a magazine writer and foreign correspondent and Miss 1for tense Totten were killed last night when their automobile left the highway at Curce and struck a tree.
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Warwick
N. T
Goreon Stiles
Papament
Theft of Diamond Rings Charged in Local Case
A carnival worker identified as Tid Vatiernon is charged with theft of diamond rings valued at 1350 dollars. The case followed an arrest by the AME South- Dyeen alert and involves the Toate Louis Fy Bolts, as reported in local police records.
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Tid Vatiernon
Carival
Ymax Rorapinint
Louis Fy Bolts
Lo Aamand
Teo Fainrathy Catron
AME South — Dyeenaleret
Floods Strain Trinity Brazos Rivers As Dallas Fort Worth Suffer
Torrential weeklong rains leave Trinity and Brazos rivers raging with creeks swelling. One farmer, J C Black, 39, killed by hail while working in a Levelland field. Flooding injures roads, washes out farm land, damaging homes and utilities across Dallas Fort Worth region and East Texas counties.
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Amafley
Wests
Trinity
Brazos
Aly
Fort Worth
Kerr Worth
Valles
Armands
Dallas
Sabine
Jake Dalles
Mountain Creek
Carthage
Panella
Wester
Injured Youth Reported in Serious Condition
The condition of Terry Young of Austin, 20, injured in a two mile south of New Braunfels automobile wreck Tuesday, was reported serious. He is paralyzed from the waist down after injuries to his back. The two youths with him escaped with slight injuries. He is the son of Jim Yount, former Austin tax collector.
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San Marcos
Terry Young
Austin
New Braunfels
Greve
Young
Jim Yount
Hils Enunls
Betty Jean and Ruth to Perform in San Pedro Benefit Night
Betty Jean Ruth and dancing group will appear in one of eight nets at the San Pedro Parish Hall Wednesday night for the Agudas Achim ladies auxiliary. The program directed by Mrs J G Fos will feature a notable bill of acts and a candy raffle.
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Betty Jean Kithe
Balow
Agudas Achim
Say Cedro Playhouse
Betty Jean
Ruth
Bonner Suslins
San Pedro Plarhouek
Agudas Achim Ladies’ Auxiliary
J. GU. Fos
Father Leads Posse After Bank Robbery Fugitive Hunt
In Okla, a posse pursues Tony Cunningham and accomplices after a gun fight that left officers and suspects wounded. Police report links to robberies in multiple states. Jurisdictional officials say missing suspect fled in a stolen car found near the Cunningham home.
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Conningham
Gelebstelckea
Tony
Tolny
Posse
Tess Cunningham
Officera
M Phesist
Forrest Cunningham
Ohino
Sherith A. Williams
Gossett
Lucena
Okla
Camuloghams
John Amd Enaviel
Slag
John Cunningha
Honkin
Magilou
Kla
Kiowa
Kan
G.Y. James
John Cunning- Name
Menston
Joss
Cunningham Hime
Hutine
Couanrke
Appointment to Naval Academy for San Antonio student
A San Antonio youth, set to graduate from Brackenridge High School, has been appointed to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis by Congressman Harts M. Wurzbach. The student, a Nueom honor scholar and Sizma Epsilon society member, resides at 102 Bailey Court and has lived in San Antonio for a year after moving from Krueds Texas.
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San Antonio
Wrank Nasom
Brackenridge Thigh
Covert States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Harts M. Wurzbach
Wacomie
Baily Court
Krueds
Texas
Nueom
Sizma Epsilon
Congress
Bedr
Frank Susom
Drackeoridge High
Senate Birds Eye View of Antiexican Bill in House Debate
The Senate subcommittee report on the Morris antiexican bill outlines quotas for Latin American migration. The measure, challenged by Idaho Senator Hoviator, aims to restrict entry with a proposed annual quota, while warnings warn of adverse consequences.
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Usherael
Washington
Senate Sesteroine
Morris
Georgia
Morléen
Copeland
Senate
Hoviator Ore
Idaho
Agairethe Will
sas+ ing
Tam
Ean Wns
Pxiro
Reclamation Studied in New York May 15
Report from New York on May 15 notes J Fy Ricard believes the Sobary will to bloom as the rose. Minister Fermerir Feenph of agriculture arrives to study Amnetical Grifts of reclamation.
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New York
J. Fy Ricard
Fermerir Feenph
Mgcicultur
Window Broken in Susvule Avenue Prank at Saunders Store
Police investigate a prank that shattered a barge window at Saunders store No. 11 on Susvule Avenue and Blanco Road. The break appears incidental, not for entry, with items inside left untouched and no suspect details provided.
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Saunders Store
Susvule Avenue
Blanco Road
Rex Porte
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