Student Exchange Viewed As Barrier To Foreign Trade
Henry Hawani of the Cleveland Chamber of Commerce urged a foreign trade student exchange at a Boston trade convention. He argued such a program would train graduates with practical knowledge by placing them first in production, then domestic sales, and finally foreign trade roles to build U.S. youth in international careers. He noted colleges must provide strong technical basics for effectiveness.
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Associated Brews
Boston
Mass
Henry Hawani
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
United States
Howard
National Foreign Trade Council
New York
Dean Wo OR
Uray
Amos Tuck
Dartarouth College
F Fe
Foreign Trade Department
Cordes to Graduate from Marquette U
Edward Cordes of Waterloo will graduate from Marquette University Milwaukee Wisconsin next Wednesday with a degree in electrical meting He is a member of Sigma Phi engineering fraternity and the Marquette Engineering association and is a lan student operator of the Marmuello rain WITAD Far broadcasting station Forty seven are graduating from the engineering college and forty from the entire university Two local youths Oxford Collins and Russell Ta will receive bachelor degrees from University of Illinois commencement exercises at Urbana Illinois on Monday We of science deprens
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Marquette University
Miwaukee
Wis
Edward Cordes
Waterloo
Cordes
Sigma Phi Engineering Fratern
Marquette Engineering Association
Marmuello Rain! Witad
Fars
Engineering
Enliefe
O Iford Collins
Russell
Bachel
University of
Weather Forecast Predicts Warmer Yet Cloudy Day
The weather bureau forecasts warmer conditions with cloudy skies. Afternoon temperatures rise above zero as the day progresses, with a modest evening low. Last night’s drop fell to around two degrees.
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Warner Wouter
Willy
Lawa Wrather Bureau
Special City Council Meeting on Gasoline Station Permit
A special meeting of the city council is called for 4 p.m. today by Mayor A. J. Gnagey to decide on the permit for a gasoline filling station at Wintbah Avenue and Fourth Street. Protests concern property owner consent within 200 feet and prior conditional permission granted at the last session.
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A. J. Gnagey
Wintbah Avenue
Fourth Street
Rank Watkins
Council seeks examination of deeds records for permit legality
The council requested a records examination in the recorder's office to certify ownership of property affected and determine the legality of the permit.
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Recorder’s Office
Thieves Try Again To Break Into Coburn Sporting Goods
Thieves attempted a third break in at E. W. Coburn & Son sporting goods store at 181 Ridge Street. They pushed through a basement window at the rear but could not force the door to access the store above.
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E. W. Coburn & Son Sporting Goods
Ridge Street
Concrete roads girdle globe as over 20 thousand miles built
United Press reports a rising national road program with more than 20 000 miles of concrete highways completed and ready for use. The tally shows every state has concrete paving, with Illinois California and Pennsylvania leading in recent construction. Pennsylvania reached 2053 miles by end of 1923, while Illinois topped last year with 3041 miles.
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Colorado
Rocky Mountainational Park
Denver
America
United Press
Philadelphia
United States
Union
Pennsylvania
Illinoia
California
Virginia
North Carolina
Missouri
Indiana
Highway Construction Across States in 1943
The report notes declines and gains in road building across states from 1922 to 1943. Arizona, California, Idaho, Kansas, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Utah show varying reductions. total US miles of concrete highways reached 5,194 in 1943, up from 4,442 in 1922. Delaware has 29 percent of its roads concrete while Rhode Island has 33 miles. Texas leads with 366 miles.
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Ter
Maryland
Bome Beales
Arizona
California
Idaho
Kansas
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Utah
United States
South Dakota
Delaware
Rhode Island
Union
Texas
Driest May in 46 Years Hits Iowa Crops
Iowa reports the driest May in 46 years with a cold record trend. Corn planting delayed and much replanted as seed Corn maggots damage some fields in Jasper county. Oats weak, winter wheat short in southern counties, rye headed but stunted, hay near failure in southern areas. Des Moines dispatch notes poor corn outlook on June 1.
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Jasper County
Iowa
Des Moines
Memorial for Arthur White Held in Vinton Courtroom
Memorial services were held yesterday afternoon in the Vinton courthouse for Arthur White who drowned while boating on the Cedar River. Judge Cummings had appointed a committee whose resolutions were adopted by the bar. Several judges and lawyers gave tributes to White, who practiced law in Vinton for more than 26 years with L. J. Kirkland in the firm Kirkland & White.
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Vinion
Arthur White
Cedar River
Cummings
M. J. Tobin
Clarence Nichols
Hugh Mossman
Judge Nichols
Burnham
Louis Tobin
C. W. J. Snyder
Milner
L. J. Kirkland
Mr. White
Kirkland & While
Marry Before Lunch and Relief After Noon
A Plymouth man wed in the morning and then sought financial relief in the afternoon. He said temporary work ended just before the wedding day and doubted finding another job, prompting guardians to provide two weeks of support to sustain the couple.
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London
United Press
Plymouth
Reliafe Financial
Guardians For Poor Relief
McTigue to Fight Stribling in Tulsa Labor Day
Saratoga Springs June 4 Mike McTigue heavyweight champion in training here announced he accepted a $400000 offer from promoter McCormick of Tulsa for a four round match with Young Stribling in Tulsa on September 6.
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McTigue
Tulsa
Labor Day
Saratoga Springa
N. Y
Mike McTigue
Hght Aang
McCormick
Okla
Young Stribling
Leo Cohrt Elected Head Of Y's Men's Club
Leo Cohrt was elected president of Y's Men's Club at a Y M C A meeting. Officers include CG. R. Wilson first vice president Toward Rath second vice president Karl Waggoner third vice president Bailey Barnes treasurer R C Heald secretary and Ray Paul John Geary Glen Beers on the board of directors. The term runs until Jan 15. Also mentions Carl McCallum defeating opponents in the national marbles championship tournament.
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Leo Cohrt
Y’s Men's Club
Y. M.C
CG. R. Wilson
Toward Rath
Karl Waggoner
Bailey Barnes
R. C. Heald
Ray Paul
John Geary
Glen Beers
Cers
McCallum Clinches Ward Marble Title with Seventh Win
McCallum defeated Jay Thompson of San Diego California by 7 to 6 to complete his seventh straight victory. The win secures his claim as the undisputed marbles champion of the ward.
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Jay Thompson
San Diego
Cal
McCallum
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Dotivar
Marquette
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Mount of the Holy Cos Roan
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Seventeenth Street
Denver, Colo
Vinton
Ford
Repass Company
Repass
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Cedar Street
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Dallas
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U. S
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Pamco
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the Panco CO
Chelsea, Mass
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Ludwig Shoe Shop
Sycamore St
Wide Awake Shoe Hospital
W. T. Ludwig
Franklin St
P. R. Fergemann
Progressive Shoe
Commercial St
West Fourth St
Metropolitan Shoe Repair
N. F. Christensen
AL Chro Ave
South St
OGHER
H. Bass Shoe Co
Globe
Wey
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