Goethe's Real Merit Praised By Dr Powell
Dr Desmond S Powell, University of Arizona English professor, praised Goethe's genius and critiqued failed translations in a campus lecture on Goethe Longfellow and Mr Mack before about 200 in the Agriculture Auditorium. He argued early American writers underestimated Goethe and urged a competent translation. The talk drew extended applause.
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Thomas Mann
Acquittal Sought for 12 Klansmen in Georgia Floggings Case
In Rome Georgia a defense attorney planned to move for directed verdict of acquittal for 12 men accused of conspiring to have seven Negroes whipped by Ku Klux Klansmen. Federal grand jury recessed as witnesses described robed men, threats, and floggings on April 2.
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Theft at Tucson Mortuary Office Reported
Tucson Mortuary at 204 S. Stone Ave reported to police the theft of an adding machine from its office last night.
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Palm Springs Seeks Secession From Riverside County
Palm Springs and other desert towns in San Bernardino County began gathering petition signatures to form a new desert county. A proposed area would span about 5,000 square miles, include roughly 50,000 people, and take in much of Riverside County. The Coachella valley committee opposed Riverside approving a cement plant near Palm Springs and cited service concerns.
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Tailors Shudder At New Fad Wearing Backwards Coats
Britain’s tailors fear a fad of wearing overcoats backwards. Tailor and Cutter notes risks like obstructed pockets and awkward access while praising Barbara Goalen for pulling off the look. The wrapover back and high neck are highlighted as striking though odd fashion choices.
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Student committee proposes UA registration reforms
The Bobcats honor society committee of 12 has drafted seven major points for speeding UA registration. They cite wasted time on materials data overload confusing class information and long lines at fees and the bookstore. Recommendations will be submitted to university officials Monday after a final weekend review.
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Rothe Wife Seeks Divorce Over Cruelty in Guatemala Case
Phyllis Rothe files for divorce in superior court alleging excessive cruelty and seeks custody of their 13 month old daughter Jeanette, $250 monthly support, and all community property. Rothe and Walter Perkins are held in San Marcos penitentiary Guatemala for alleged revolt and related crimes.
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Passings: Dr Frank A Magruder Author of The American Government
Dr Frank A Magruder 67 longtime Oregon State College professor and author of The American Government died in Corvallis after a heart attack. Born in Woodstock Virginia he held degrees from Washington and Lee Johns Hopkins and taught at Princeton the University of Maryland and OSU during a 30 year career. His book faced controversy in Houston over a phrase later removed in editions.
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Dr. Fishbein Resigns as AMA Editor in Friction
Dr Morris Fishbein resigns today as editor of the American Medical Association journal Hygeia amid board tensions. He will teach at the University of Chicago and Illinois, remain consulting editor roles with the Red Cross and other bodies, and continue writing monthly.
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Visual Aids Film Based on Verdi Opera at UA Library
University of Arizona visual aids department adds a film based on Verdi Hymn of the Nations. Music directed by Arturo Toscanini with the NBC Symphony. tenor Jan Peerce starring. Open to groups of four or more students at 4 30 p m daily in the visual aid center.
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Magazine Health Figures and AMA Journal Editor Tenure
The subject contributed to health magazines and planned books. He served with the AMA Journal for 37 years, including 25 years as editor, shaping editorial direction and medical journalism standards.
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