Korean Girl Ends Vanderbilt Career With Unique Education Journey
Miss Helen Yun of Seoul, Korea, is among 122 Vanderbilt seniors to receive diplomas. Brought to the United States at age seven by missionaries, she has studied 14 years in the U S and never returned to Korea, having forgotten the language and thinking in English. Tomorrow she returns to Korea to apply Western education to Eastern problems as an American learning to be Korean.
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Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt
Helen Yun
Seoul
Korea
Yun
United States
Baron Yun
Miss Yun
K. C. Official Is Received in Rome
Premier Mussolini today received Edward L. Hearn of New York, general commissioner in Europe for the Knights of Columbus, who conveyed the greeting of his organization.
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Rome
A.P
Mussolini
Edward L. Hearn
New York
Europe
Knights of Columbus
Mexican government seeks pardon for General G M Rangel
The Mexican government is seeking a pardon for General G M Rangel a Mexican revolutionist serving a life sentence in a Texas prison for murder of a deputy sheriff in 1913. The request was learned in San Antonio on June 10.
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San Antonio
Texas
G. M. Rangel
Baby Face Lotion Promises Quick Complexion Fix
An advertisement touts Baby Face Lotion as a magic beautifier that clears freckles pimples and a dull complexion in three minutes. It claims gradual skin improvement softens surface skin and offers a money back guarantee with a dollar per bottle price.
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Mobile
Albright &Vertipements
Free Trial Offer for Asthma and Hay Fever Relief
A historic advertisement invites asthma and hay fever sufferers to request a free trial of a breathing method. It promises relief regardless of case duration, climate, age, or occupation, and targets hopeless cases where inhalers and other remedies failed. No payment or money is required. readers are urged to mail the coupon today.
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Couton
Crossword Puzzle Delights Four Mini Clues in One
Mixed word game with horizontal and vertical clues. The reader encounters a set of short cryptic style definitions including terms like airship penetration, animal that attracts females, and various body parts, objects, and actions. The grid interlocks at corners and center for shared letters.
Church Warns Modernists Trend Threatens Denominations
Northern Baptist pastors adopted resolutions in Denver warning that modernist ideas in the church will cause denominational death by action. They urge a return to old fashioned doctrines and take issue with Rev. Henry Emerson Fosdick’s recent sermon. The resolutions will go to the Northern Baptist Church national assembly in Seattle.
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Denver
Colo
A.P
Northern Baptist
National Assembly of the Northern Baptist Church
Seattle
Wash
Henry Emerson Fosdick
Park Avenue
Rockefeller) Baptist Church
New York City
Child delinquency blamed on homes
Miriam Van Waters of Los Angeles told a national conference that delinquency is not tied to feeblemindedness or physical causes. She said delinquents come from varied intelligences and homes, and that the key factor is the impossible home situation. Walter W. Pershing of the Denver Community Chest added that dependent children stem from divorce or desertion, and that foster homes should replace institutions.
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Manitou
Colo
A.P
Miriam van Waters
Juvenile Court of
Los Angeles
National Conference of Social Workers of the
Episcopal Church
Walter W. Pershing
Denver Community Chest
Postal hike feared by journals at convention
W C Hixon of the Post Standard Syracuse warned at the International Circulation Managers Association meeting that newspapers must prepare for higher postal rates. Delegates reviewed a questionnaire from the AP A postal committee gathering data for a possible second class rate increase. Stanley Clague of the Audit Bureau of Circulation criticized circulation-boost contests.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
A.P
W. C. Hixon
Post-Standard
Syracuse
N. Y
International Circulation Managers’ Association
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Stanley Clague
The
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Timberland Sold in Florida to Floridian Syndicate
In Jacksonville Florida the last large block of virgin timber in the state was sold to a Floridian syndicate for about 3 250 000 dollars. C K Ricker of Tampa announced the purchase. The tract spans hundreds of acres in Orange and Osceola counties and holds around 350 000 000 board feet of timber. The land had been held in trust for three Manistee Michigan families for 23 years.
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Timberland
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Manistee, Mich
Reichstag rejects proposal to replace German flag
Berlin June 16 A.P. A Reichstag committee votes 14 to 12 against a finalist party resolution urging government to revive the imperial black white and red flag in place of the republican black red and gold banner. Prince Humbert pension bill passes in Rome. The Senate approves two million lire for the Crown Prince.
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Berlin
A.P
Reichstag
Imperial
Germany
Rome
Senate
Crown Prince
Humbert
Woman Sentenced for Boy's Death in Massachusetts
Mrs Elbert M Miles was sentenced to five years and a month in the state reformatory for women after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the death of her stepson Edward Miles. The court found no evidence of premeditation in the January incident where the child suffered burns and injuries during punitive baths.
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Northampton
Mass
Elbert M. Miles
State Reformatory For Women
Irwin
Edward Miles
Miles
More Planting of Oysters Is Urged by Quinn
Commissioner I T Quinn urges expanded oyster cultivation along the Alabama coast using all available Department of Game and Fisheries funds. He says 100 000 barrels of seed oysters should be planted yearly on 200 000 acres of suitable bottoms, noting Mississippi's growth and Alabama's current limited output. A later note mentions a Mobile fire department inspection at four o clock.
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Department of Game and Fisheries
Alabama
I. T. Quinn
Montgomery
Mobile
Quinn
Mississippi
Gas Company May Request Re hearing
A rehearing of Mobile Gas Company petition to issue 185000 worth of refunding bonds will likely be sought from the Alabama Public Service Commission. The commission denied permission at the first hearing. A July 15 hearing date is set to revise iron and steel rates within Alabama excluding Mobile.
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Mobile Gas Company
Alabama Public Service Commission
Montgomery
Alabama
Mobile
Fire inspection to review apparatus at Broad and Springhill
Fire Chief Gus Rhem will lead an inspection at Broad and Springhill avenue with all apparatus and men assembled on site. Members of the city commission will participate in the inspection. Mid week prayer service at Central Presbyterian Church led by Alvin Thomson tonight at 8. Thomson seeks ministry candidacy with Mobile presbytery and is engaged in home mission work under Rev. J. W. Marshall.
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Gus Rhem
Broad and Springhill Avenue
City Commission
Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church
Alvin Thomson
W. A. Alexander
Mobile Presbytery
J. W. Marshall
Western Union Conference Attended by Mobile Agent Harris
Douglas C. Harris assistant manager of the Mobile office leaves for Atlanta to attend the Western Union Telegraph Company southern division conference. The meeting opens today and continues through the week with Harris returning to Mobile Monday.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Douglas C. Harris
Atlanta
Harris
Mobile
Immigration law attacked by Archbishop Curley at Loyola
Archbishop Michael J. Curley of Baltimore condemned U S immigration policy as insulting to the nation’s diverse heritage. Speaking at Loyola College commencement he warned the latest law rests on Nordic racial superiority and disparages cultures represented by Dante Rafael and Michelangelo.
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Baltimore
A.P
Michael J. Curley
Archdiocese of
Loyola College
United States
Curley
America
Dante, Ra
Zemo Advertisement Claims Healthy Skin Benefits
Bold claim advertisement for Zemo skincare touts removal of blackheads blotches ringworm and overall skin health. Describes Zemo as a clean antiseptic treatment suitable for day and night use with trial bottle and large bottle prices. Zemo Soap and Tic branded products also listed.
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Ogre
God of Love
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Spikes of c
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Lal Matinan
Orn
Esther
Church
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Albright & Wood
Mobile Fire Department
GAS Company
Filetcher
Phael
Michelangelo
Zemo
Eerae
Cupples Presto
Cupples Co
Southern Service Company
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