Faculty Fatality List at Kent Normal Reaches Seven
June 7 Kent State Normal College faces a widening purge as President David A. Anderson refuses re employment to Merion El Seis and others. The ousted instructors include W S Ivins H D Byrne L A Budah e P E Baird Vera Morris. Trustees and supporters push petitions for a hearing while a special session may be called.
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Cleveland schools vote to discontinue department of commercial education
The board voted to discontinue the department of commercial education with Budabo to be paid through Friday and teaching in summer, but out of a job Sept. 1. Superintendent BR G Jones supported the action while Anderson defended the board, arguing demand for commercial training is met elsewhere.
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Department of Commercial Education
BR. G. Jones
Cleveland Public Echouls
Ck Ihe
Ondy
Echool
Anderson
Wettog
Caprecsad di
Magicians Meet At Kenton Convention Opens Tomorrow
The Internativt Brotherhood of Magicians gathers in Kenton O to begin a three day conclave with magicians from abroad and local artists arriving. Noted exponents of necromancy are expected to perform nightly demonstrations and a banquet featuring Gar ric Donaheys is planned for the first evening. A parade memorial services and registration mark opening day with remarks from state and national figures.
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Kenton
Internativt Brotherhood of Magicians
Attovate
Abusionis
Garric
Gut worm danger to crops in Rain County tracks
Cur weruis reports serious crop damage in Rain County track growing districts. Extension agents note similar losses in lowland tomato plants and advise poison bran mash made from Paris green or London purple mixed with bran and molasses, applied near plants with poultry kept out. Affected growers are urged to spray before evening and monitor conditions.
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Eourni
Tasar
My Soldier Lover from True Story Magazine
Under a summer moon Lorraine renounces Miller for Captain Stephens. A dangerous entanglement leads to a fearful adventure that leaves her adrift in despair. Loraine defends the tale of anguish and hope in July True Story Magazine.
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George Miller
Captain Stephens
Loraine
True Story Magazine
Fear New Flood Crests Sweep The Mississippi River
Reports show rising flood crests along the Mississippi threaten flooded districts in New Orleans and surrounding areas. Arkansas fields washed weeks ago are replanted while Louisiana farmers face further crop damage near the St Francis River. Refugees have returned only partially as relief workers appeal to Secretary Hoover for aid for thousands in need.
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Mississippi River
Arkansas
St. Francis River
Louisiana
Iituie
Herbert Hoover
Flood Crest Splits Tensas Basin District Briefing
Dr. I M Cine, a meteorologist, says the new flood crest can only hold the current level in the Tensas Basin district of Louisiana. He expects little damage as floodwater should flow through crevasses and inundate lands beyond the area.
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Tensas Basin
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