Nebraska Star to Coach Wyoming Team Next Year
Laramie Wyoming John Choppy Rhodes Nebraska football and baseball star 25 is named athletics director at Wyoming He served as freshman football coach at Nebraska and led spring practice promising a hustling eleven Rhodes has gained notice as a young director in college sports Wyoming has not won a Rocky Mountain Conference football game in the last two years
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Laramie
Wyo
John
Choppy) Rhodes
University of Nebraska
University of Wyoming
Rhodes
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Wyoming
April Car Production Rises From March Totals
Detroit reports 442630 vehicles produced in April, up 41248 from March, yet 179280 fewer than the same month in 1929. First four months of 1930 total 1466590 cars, below the 1929 quarter, while April stands as the year's strongest month aside from 1929.
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Detroit
Italian Youth Storms Royal Aviation School
In Caserta Italian youth rushes to enroll at the Royal Aeronautical Academy for courses starting October 16. Only ten will be chosen from applicants aged 17 to 22 who meet flying aptitude tests and demonstrate good moral conduct and political reliability. Widowers and the unmarried are noted alongside eligibility criteria.
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Caserta
Italy
Royal Aeronautical Academy
Discoverer of King Tut's Grave Seeks Tomb of World Conqueror
Howard Carter, who found King Tutankhamun’s tomb, begins excavations at Nebi Daniel Mosque in Alexandria to locate Alexander the Great’s burial place. Government authorizes digging but forbids disturbing the body if found.
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King Tut
Alexandria
Egypt
Howard Carter
Tut-Ankh-Amen
Valley of the Kings
Nebi Daniel
Alexander the Great
Antiquities Department
Prediction Season for Pennants Runs Across Baseball
Experts clash over NL favorites from the Giants to the Cardinals and Phillies as the public AP poll shows wide variance in early pennant forecasts. Interlachen in Minneapolis promises tough Open conditions, while Bobby Jones notes Oakmont’s challenge and predicts 293 or 294 may win the Open. Giants fans plan a $10 per seat testimonial for John McGraw, and a Hobart sophomore joins Lambda Pi as 42,000 school buses carry nearly 1.3 million children daily nationwide.
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Associated Press
Giants
Cardinals
Phillies
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Minneapolis
Interlachen
Oakmont
Pittsburgh
Bobby Jones
Waterloo
Jimmy Johnston
Chandler Forman
Minneapolis Tribune
Pebble Beach
Scioto
Inverness
Skokie
Olympia
Piggish From Civilization Says Swine Specialist
St Paul Minnesota report cites BE Ferrin swine specialist from the state college agricultural research center testifying that hogs fatten five times faster under civilization’s demands for rapid growth. In natural state hogs grow about one-fifth the rate of well managed breeding.
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St. Paul, Minn
Agricultural Research Center
State College
BE. F. Ferrin
Ackerman Marks Half Century Service With Umbrella
New Jersey Representative Ernest Ackerman strolls in Washington with his umbrella that has rounded 50 years of public service. He purchased the item on June 11 0 and has carried it across the nation 104 times covering 740 006 miles.
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Ernest Ackerman
New Jersey
Washington
Confederate Flag Delivered to Senator Cole Blease on Capitol Hill
Washington report details Senator Cole Blease receiving the Confederate flag for his Senate office. The flag hangs near portraits of Lee and Jackson, with the Palmetto flag, amid remarks by Rep. Fred Dominick and a ceremonial kiss by Major Rose of Mosby’s men.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Capitol Hill
Cole Blease
Senate
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
South Carolina
Hampton
Gray
Butler
Lee
Coley
Blease
United States
Fred Dominick
Alabama Farmers Pooled 161444 Bales With Cooperative
Alabama farmers pooled 161444 bales of cotton with the state cooperative association in the last season, signaling strong cooperation and market engagement among growers for price support and collective bargaining.
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Alabama
State Cooperative Association
Black-Draught credited for family health and relief
William M Marlow of Buena Vista Street praises Thedford's Black-Draught as a longtime family standby. He cites benefits for cold children, indigestion, biliousness, dizziness, and overall well being across ages, noting it's easy to take and inexpensive.
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Winder
Willian M. Marlow
Buena Vista Street
Thedford
Chester Faces 15 Foot Move For Feather River Bridge
Chester California authorities plan to shift the town 15 feet to clear a new Feather River bridge. The overhaul requires moving and rebuilding most businesses along the main thoroughfare to allow the highway to enter at a wide angle.
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Chester
Cal
Feather River
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