Yale freshman wins McLauchlin prize in Irish literature
Paul Mellon son of Secretary Mellon wins Yale McLauchlin prize for Irish literature for an essay on the Irish author Dean Byrne praised as the best Yale freshman work of its kind. Harold Grow elected to Yale Daily News staff. Mary Van Kleech directs industrial studies for Russell Sage Foundation and serves on unemployment committees. A Civil War veteran nurse Joanna Melton aged 92 noted as oldest living regular army nurse in the western states.
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Cosr
Paul Mellon
Treasury
Mellon
Mr. Mellon
Yale
McLauchlin
Dean Byrne
Mary van Kleech
New York City
Sam
Russell Sage Foundation
Sec. Hoover
Salt Lake City
Uncle Sam
Joanna Melton
Thorougly Alneand
Eta Scene Conce Jrious
Washington
Itelier Corps
Peru
G A.K
Melaviators
Ton
Solsersice
Harald B. Grow
ULS
Pawhuska
Ula
Arer
South Amer
North America
Becon Rind
Louvre Acquisition Notes on Reassembled Texts
A brief report notes that sections of a historical text have been wholly rearranged and partly transported to the Louvre for study and display. The move aims to compare original alignments with the rearranged sequence and assess preservation needs.
Kiwanis convention report from Montreal presented at club meet
H H Perry reports on the Kiwanis International Convention held in Montreal from June 7 to 11 with delegates George Colburn and himself. He notes large attendance but imperfect hospitality and housing, cites better past hospitality in St Paul, and mentions plans for next year selecting Memphis as site amid strong support.
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Thad H. Brown
M. C
H. H. Perry
Montreal
Canada
George Colburn
Perry
St. Paul
Memphis
Tennessee
Indiaeapolis
Reverend Harold Cuthit resigns as Boxford church pastor
The famed “fiting parson” Rev Harold Cuthit resigns his role at Boxford Congregational Church. A former middle distance standout and Boston Athletic Association track member, he plans to pursue a course at Boston University.
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Harold C. Cuthit
Boxford
Boston
Poinng
Boston University
Politician Speaks Out After Town Paper Ridicule
A western politician running for office was incensed by remarks deemed a slur in the town’s leading newspaper. He burst into the scene demanding an apology and accusing the paper of bias.
Japan's national debt doubles in eight years
I to Hawaii? Japan's national debt has doubled since 1910, Finance Department figures show total debt now 5,026,124,099 yen with per capita share about 4.01 yen. German newspapers show 51% affiliate with parties, 53,257 total papers, Rhine Province and Westphalia dominate output, with varying editor and edition counts.
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TOHIO
Finance Department
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MAN
Berlin
Mynarch Newspaper Institute
Weel
Calles
Readout of party paper share by category in 1929 data
The data shows 292 SA per cent, 109 or 33 per cent Democratic papers, 162 or 4.3 per cent Socialist papers, 3 or 1.2 per cent Communist papers, and 127 or 3% official Government age. The figures reflect distribution across categories in the period.
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Rhine Province
Werephalia
Rhineland
Prussia
Democratic
Socialist
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