Wisconsin Lists Glenn Frank as UW President Candidate
The board of regents selected Glenn Frank editor of Century Magazine as Wisconsin’s next University of Wisconsin president after a nationwide search. Born October 1 1887 in Queen City Missouri he earned a BA at Northwestern in 1912 and a PhD at Lincoln Memorial in 1922. He will succeed Dr Edward A Birge and plans to align church schools and state to boost the commonwealth.
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Glenn Frank
The
Century Magazine
University of Wisconsin
Board of Regents
Frank
Commonwealth
Wisconsin
Queen City
Northwestern University
Lincoln Memorial University
Edward A. Birge
Uncle Sam Plans Record Money Printing For Next Year
The treasury will print more paper money in the next fiscal year than ever before, ordering 200 million sheets of silk fiber paper to produce eight notes per sheet. Beginning July 1 the Bureau of Engraving and Printing will run at full capacity to meet demand, while a currency reserve is built to prolong note life.
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Treasury
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
C.S. Dewey
Woman Warns of Impending European War at A P S Talk
Mme Slavko y Groulich told the American Academy of Political Science in Philadelphia that Europe is tense and a new war is at hand. She argued war is the narcotic soothing domestic dissension and that diplomacy and feminine desires influence nations toward conflict.
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Mme. Slavko Y Groulich
American Academy of Political Science
Philadelphia
Europe
Mme. Grouich
Judge orders drive against obscene publications
Federal Judge Wilkerson backs a campaign led by James A. O'Callaghan to remove indecent magazines from mails and newsstands. He cites a Chicago magazine case and urges Postmaster General Now at Washington to deny mail privileges to about twenty publications he says corrupt youth.
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James H. Wilkerson
James A.o'callaghan
United States District Attorney
Harry 8
Washington
O'Callaghan
Chicago
United States
Mandamus
Arthur C. Lueder
Wilkerson
Crossword Puzzle Clues From A Historic Page Solution In Next Issue
Solvings teased across many clues with references to monarchs explorers scientists and places. The next issue will reveal the completed grid and solution notes for the mixed set of hints including historical figures rivers metals and common words.
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle Puzzle Guide
Instructions explain that in the crossword, correct letters fill white spaces, spelling words horizontally and vertically. The first letter of each word is numbered by definitions under horizontal and vertical headings. Words stop at black squares. no letters go in black spaces. All entries are dictionary words with notes on abbreviations slang and obsolete forms.
Devastating Storms Sweep Plains Causes Extensive Damage
A tornado like gale tore through Wray Col and surrounding areas about twenty five miles long two miles wide killing cattle and injuring many. Omaha faced high winds and flooding with two girls feared drowned at Carter Lake. Guthrie Oklahoma saw a fatal lightning strike at the Enid golf tournament injuring players and bystanders.
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Here
Wray
Omaha
Neb
Carter Lake
Council Bluffs
Traynor
Mondamin
Missouri Valley
Guthrie
Okla
F. H. McQuilkin
Enid
Guthrie Country Club
McQuilkin
Frank Kelly
Forest Billings
Drunken party ends in stabbing killing in Indiana
In Lawrenceburg Indiana Lucian Lowden 35 of Manchester Township dies after a drinking orgy at Alfred Mountain farm. Raymond Brooks 20 also of Manchester Township is accused of fatally stabbing Lowden during an argument with Jack Brooks a brother of the accused.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
Lucian Lowden
Manchester Township
Raymond Brooks
Alfred Mountain Farm
Lowden
Jack Brooks
Brooks
Find Two Other Drummers in Diagram
The note describes locating two additional drummers. Follow the left side down along the leg to find one, then the upper right center area down along the leg to find the other drummer and drum.
Dairying Profitable With Small Herds
Prof J P La Master of Clemson says creameries fail when farmers lack cream and profitability. A herd of four to six cows per farm can be managed easily, requires little extra labor, and profits from milk and feed savings. Higher numbers raise labor and feed problems, hurting profitability. many small herds can make dairying viable.
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J. P. LaMaster
Clemson College
Professor LaMaster
Beans Do Not Significantly Outperform in Dairy Silage
Iowa station trials comparing corn silage with corn and soybean silage show little difference for dairy cows. In two trials mixed silage raised milk and butterfat by about 2 percent, with feed-cost returns near 4 percent higher, while a later trial favored corn silage marginally in weight and production. Authorities see no clear advantage to either silage type.
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Iowa
Soy Beans for Protein Balanced Ration for Cow
The dairyman needs protein rich feed to balance rations and soybeans offer a versatile substitute for cottonseed meal and linseed oilmeal. They fit thin soils and rich soils alike, with threshed seeds usable as feed and hay-gesting grain.
Auto Plunges Into Quarry. Three Die Near Toledo
A car driven by a woman plunged from a shelf 20 feet into a limestone quarry pond near Lime City ten miles south of Toledo. Victims were Gladys McCann 21 with her ten month old Richard and Tracy Samuels Jr four months old. The Samuels couple escaped by leaping from the vehicle before the plunge.
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Toledo
Ohio
Lime City
Here
Gladys McCann
Richard
Tracy Samuels, Jr
Tracy Samuels
Samuels Esca
Eleven Burned and Boat Shattered by Ohio River Blast
On the Ohio River near the Indiana shore six miles above Louisville a motor boat carrying fourteen people was wrecked by an explosion. Eleven were severely burned and rescued as flames spread to the gasoline tank. A second blast followed before the craft sank, but all passengers were accounted for.
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Louisville
Ohio
Indiana
Dairy Notes on Profitable Herds and Clean Cream
The article emphasizes profitability hinges on high producing cows and pure bred sires. It outlines care for stock including feeding, housing, grooming, and proper dairy hygiene. Missing dairy windows waste money, and energy used to heat water reduces milk production. Butter making relies on clean flavored cream and cream separators for high cream yield.
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