Walker Urges Mines Graduates to Serve Nation
Frank C. Walker executive director of the national emergency council spoke to Montana School of Mines graduates urging public service to aid national recovery. He praised Roosevelt's program and warned of labor employer tensions while calling for leadership in solving social and economic problems.
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Graduates Receive Mining School Honors and Degrees
The Montana School of Mines held commencement ceremonies with Clarence Adem Wendel of Butte earning a bachelor of science in mining engineering and the gold medal from the Montana Society of Engineers. President Thomson and Governor Cooney presided as students were awarded bachelor and master degrees, with notable firsts including William Clark McLaughlin earning both bachelor and master in mining engineering.
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Paterson
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Portland
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Helena
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Poisoned Kidneys and Bladder Relief Advertisement
An advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules at 35 cents per package to flush poisons and acids from kidneys, ease bladder irritation, and reduce night-time awakenings. It lists symptoms of kidney and bladder weakness such as scant flow, burning, back ache, cramps, and puffy eyes.
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Wake Up Your Liver Bile Without Calomel Today
A panicked pitch claims the liver must pour two pounds of bile daily for digestion and warns against salts mineral water oil laxatives or gum. It promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as the safe gentle cure to restore bile flow and improve health with a red label and 25 cent price.
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Three Killed in Tanker Explosion in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on June 7 three workmen were killed and 14 injured, one seriously, when an explosion rocked the oil tanker W. D. Anderson in drydock during repairs. Police attributed the blast to acetylene torch fumes igniting in the hold. Five steel plates were torn from the prow by the shock.
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NRA rejects price fixing in new code policy
Washington June 7. The NRA formally turns against price fixing outlining a plan to revise scores of codes to permit freer competition. The policy minimizes price restrictions to simple terms and curbs price maintenance by antitrust law, allowing only indefinite emergencies to fix minimum prices. NRA officials call this the first agreement on desirable price competition by government or business groups.
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Mines Dormitory to Start Soon on School Campus
President Francis A Thomson announced at commencement that specimen bonds were sent to Washington by air mail and that Public Works Administration approval could permit bond issuance and construction starting in July. Also notes farming society in Fermanagh, Ireland celebrating its centenary.
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Engineers Gale McAuliffe Bonner Wendel Named in Case
Engineering figures Robert Gale Jr and John David McAuliffe of Alameda, along with Edward Owen Bonner Jr and Clarence Adam Wendel, both ...
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Butte
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