Be a Snob Professor Urges MIT Graduation
June 3 MIT professor Robert Emmons Rogers urged graduates to embrace snobbery as a virtue, arguing Harvard priority and front pushing politics shape success. Ada Louis Comstock of Radcliffe and others backed the idea while critics warned of class arrogance and colonial echoes.
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Boston
Robert Emmons Rogers
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Rogers
Harvard
Bas
Ada Louis Comstock
Radcliffe College
Belgian Demand on German Reparations Stalls Talks
Paris reports say Belgium blocks progress by insisting on 37 years of reparations totaling 25 000 000 marks. Belgians cite wartime values and value shifts. discussions in Geneva and Paris indicate groundwork for a rapid settlement, with Belgian reps pushing tough conditions.
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Paris
Belgium
Geneve
Baldwin Resigns As Conservative Government Falls
London reports Stanley Baldwin and cabinet members agreed to resign their ministry to the king after the Conservative defeat in the general elections. J Ramsay MacDonald, premier of the first Labour government, now expected to assume control of the monarchs affairs.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
England
J Ramsay MacDonald
Summer Camps for State Troops Begin in Boise
Boise hosts the annual encampment with about 1000 men and officers arriving from Caldwell and other parts of Idaho. Training runs two weeks with a 12 hour daily schedule and a staged arrival on June 8 by special trains.
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Boise
Caldwell
Idaho
LaCoste Wins Crown at Roland Garros
Rene LaCoste defeated Jean Borotra in a Paris final at Roland Garros by 6 3 2 6 6 0 6 9 68 6 to claim the French tennis championship. Borotra, winner yesterday over Henri Cochet, fought hard and kept the match in doubt until the last stroke as French players dominated earlier rounds, defeating top stars like Bill Tilden and Frank Hunter.
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Lacoste
Roland Gaross
Paris
Rene LaCoste
Jean Borotra
Borotra
Henri Cochet
Bill Tiden
Frank Hunter
Idaho Potatoes Lead May Carload Shipments Report
In Boise on June 3 a public utilities commission report shows Idaho moved 1,598 carloads of potatoes in May. Other produce shipped included apples 10 carloads butter 52 eggs 34 canned goods 22 dressed poultry 1 cheese 35 and honey carloads.
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Boise
Idaho
Public Utilities Commission
King George's Birthday Observed Amid Illness in Bed
Windsor reports King George resting in bed due to an abscess after surgery. Bells rang nationwide as tributes poured in and public buildings flew flags. The Prince of Wales and the Duke of York joined a Trooping of the Colors ceremony at Horse Guards Parade with the Duke of Connaught saluting in the king's absence. A ceremonial troop march also took place at Aldermaston.
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Windsor Fong
George
Deroy
Preas
Windsor
London
Horse Guards
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
Duke O Connaught
Aldemht
Senate acts on farm relief bill amid wage price turmoil
Washington June 3 AP Congressional leaders aim for quick farm relief action after wheat prices collapsed below one dollar. Senate debates plan to drop the debenture provision, pursuing final enactment in time for a conference with the House. A census reallocation and civil service issue also loom as key sticking points.
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Washington
Senate
House of the Senate
Eir Chamber
Hoover
Borah
Idaho
Shriners Convention Opens in Los Angeles
Shriners prepare a three day program for the fifty fifth annual convention drawing an estimated 75,000 attendees from across America. Leroy M Edwards leads a 60 committee effort with a $500,000 outlay plus a $250,000 electric pageant. The parade to the Los Angeles coliseum includes uniformed Shrine units and is led by General Robert Wankowski of Al Malaikah temple.
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Los Angeles
Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine
America
Leroy M Edwards
al Malaikah
Motion Ture
Los Angeles Coliseum
United States Third Coast Artillery
Robert Wankowski
Escaped convict surrenders to California authorities
Ralph J. Kane, who escaped from a prison road camp, returned to San Quentin and surrendered. He said he was conscience stricken because fellow convicts would lose part of their road camp wages used to pay a $200 reward. Kane said he reached friends in Salt Lake City before returning to California.
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San Quentin
Calif
Ralph J. Kane
Kane
Set Lake City
California
Vesuvius erupts anew near Naples as lava spews toward Pompeii
Mount Vesuvius erupts again this afternoon on the southeast crater side. A beam of molten lava pours toward Pompeii as observers report renewed activity from the historic volcano near Naples.
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Naples
Italy
Vesuvius
Neapoli Ten
Pompeii
Prohibition Debate Sparks New York Crowd Over Hoyt Plan
In New York a broad pro repeal message signed by Henry Ford Thomas Edison Capt Robert Dollar JC Penney and 20 others urged honest enforcement of the Eighteenth Amendment. Justice Hoyt of the New York children's court offered a substitute repeal plan defining intoxicating liquors to include all distillation products and keeping wine and beer under state control.
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New York
Henry Ford
Thomas A. Edison
Robert Dollar
JC Penney
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Marshal Stimson
Los Angeles
Choate
Franklin C. Hoyt
New York Children’s Court
William R Hearst
Justice Hoyt
Scores Snapshot From A Scattered Baseball Card
In a crowded box score style summary, scores show Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and New York at Chicago with several innings and relief details. Notable pairings include Brown and Lerian for Philadelphia, Hubbell and Schalk for Chicago, and Lyons Autry Wells Dickey contributing in key innings. Postponed games are noted as cold with unclear completion.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Sweetland
Roy
Lerian
Susce
Grimes
Margrraves
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Dudley and
Pietnich
Johnson and
Wilson
Boston
Cincinnati
Cartwell
Spohrer
Donahue
Sukeforth
New York
Chicago
Hubbell
Schalk
O'Farrell
Malone
Carlson
Jonnard
Gonnars
Lyons
Autry
Wells
Dickey Cleveland
Louis Washington Gray
Aes
Braxton
Detroit
Phile
Uhio
Phillipe
Grove
Cochrane
Unclear text on marriage plans and statements
Fragmentary New York copy from June reports Douglas Patr Banks Jr aged 21 plans marriage to Sura Enewn while Joan Crawford Palivanks denies marriage. text is garbled and incomplete with omitted details.
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New York
Douglas Patr Banks, Jr
Serert
Joan Crawford Palivanks
Marrie
Supreme Court Upholds Sentences in Falancieir Teapot Dome Case
The Supreme Court upheld three months for Harry Sinclair and two others, while William J. Burns received an 11 day sentence disapproved. Sinclair, Day, and Burns were accused of employing Burns detectives to shadow the jury. Flo refused to answer Senate oil committee questions.
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Washington
Harry Sinclair
Harry Mason Day
W. Sherman
Supreme Court
Wiliam J. Burns
Sinclair
District of Columbia
Sefor c Cntempt
Senate
Flo
Senate Oil Committee
Ors
Govermmiment
Day
Burns
Court of Appeals
District T of
Colombia
Owen J. Roberts
Lindbergh Honeymoon Yacht Found Cruising Long Island Sound
Colonel Charles A Lindbergh and Anne Morrow are aboard the new 58 foot yacht Mouette cruising in Long Island Sound after their Englewood NJ wedding. They reportedly headed toward Boston with an unseen public search ongoing as rumors spread. The vessel stopped briefly at Brock Island for supplies before continuing toward Montauk.
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New London
Conn
Charles A Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Long Island Sound
Engiewood
Long Island
Boston
Brock Island
Louis Rounds
Rounds
Lindbergh
Montauk Point
Dwight Morrow
Englewood
Rumor
Theatre Robbers Make Big Haul in Chicago Heist
The Pershing theatre was robbed of Sunday receipts after owner Alex C. Binenfield was abducted and forced to open the safe and hand over 2000 dollars. In a pattern, the University and Star and Garter theatres were previously hit, and shortly after, robbers held diners at gunpoint at the Golden Puppein cafe on West Madison Street.
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Chicago
Pershing Theatre
Alex C. Binenfield
Star and Garter
Binnefield
West Madison
Babe Ruth Out Of Game For A Week
New York June 37 Babe Ruth was hospitalized today for treatment of a heavy cold that kept him from the Yankees lineup yesterday for the first time in two years. The treatment is precautionary to prevent the cold developing into pneumonia. He is likely to miss about a week of action.
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New York
Habe Hoth
Yankees
Pastor resigns amid church dispute in Detroit
Very Rev. Herbert Johnson announces resignation as dean of St. Pauls Cathedral after denouncing vestry. He departs with Mrs. Johnson for New York en route to study abroad for a year. Vestry accepts resignation to permit the study opportunity. Park City fire destroys surface plant of Park Utah Consolidated Mining. miner Harry Birbeck burned while halting a machine as oil ignites.
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Detroit
Herbert Johnson
St. Paul's Cathedral
Dean Johnson
Johnson
New York
Dean Jolson
Phoenix
Ariz
Hi Vestry
Church Congress
Protestant Episcopal Church
Ann Arbor
American Federation of Labor
Park City
Judge
Park-Utah Consolidated Mining Company
Harry Birbeck
Greek President Re elected Amid Senate Meeting
Admiral Paul Kondouriotis was re elected president of Greece by the senate and chamber receiving 259 votes of 309. Forty ballots were cast by write in and the remaining ten were divided among Venizelos Zamis Pangalos Romanos and Macharoff in a fragmented tally.
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Athens
Greece
Paul Kondouriotis
Senate
Chamber
Venivelos
Zamis
Puopsanastassiou M. Roman
Macharoff
Five Crow Creek Bridges Washed Out In Wyoming Flood
A severe hail and rain storm near Cheyenne Wyoming inundated about 200 homes and damaged five of six Crow Creek bridges. One woman, 70 year old Saledad Rodriguez, drowned after failing to reach safety as floods swept through Cheyenne and surrounding Rincon valley. Damage included $250000 at Hereford ranch with irrigation canals and leveled pastures.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Crow Creek
Colorado
Wyoming Line
Saledad Rodriguez
Wyoming
Burlington
Union Pacific
Woman Faces A New Trial In Indiana Slay Case
Chicago June 3 AP Mrs Cath erine Cassler who spent 27 months in jail for murder faces new remurder accusations linked to the death of 24 year old Cammeotha Soutar found shot in a swamp near Hebron Indiana last Friday Cassler says she knew Milas Soutars husband Truman employed the young woman as housekeeper during part of her incarceration.
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Chicago
Catherine Cassler
Beegan
Cammeotha Soutar
Hebron
Ind
Cassier
Milas Soutars
Truman
Severe Rains Damage Kansas and Missouri Farms and Airfield
Severe thunderstorms drenched Kansas and Missouri causing hundreds of thousands in damage. Flooded farm lands, collapsed buildings, and damaged planes disrupted transport at municipal and small factories. A Western Air Express tri motor plane worth 75000 was wrecked shortly before the storm hit Kansas City.
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Kansas
Miesurl
Wiehlin
Municipal
Western Air Express
Los Angeles
Kanas City
Salel
Kansas Ciy
Pattoneburg
Joseph Mu
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