West High seniors near farewell with class day program
West High School marked its senior class day with humor and sentiment as 56 graduates prepare to part ways. Clarence Myers led the history, Marian Walker wrote the class song, and Marie Whiteman delivered the class prophecy reflecting future aims and separations.
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U S Aviation Second in Deadliness of Results
Washington May 27 United States shows the highest accidental death rate among government aviators next to Italy, with England third and France fourth. American aviators fly more hours and miles per person, but casualties spike in early flying months, a factor France benefits from via longer training.
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Progressives Decide Against Amalgamation
The Progressive party will remain a distinct force with its own candidates. Executives at national headquarters say in every state with a US senator next year a Progressive will run, and nominees will be fielded in all states and congressional districts. No sentiment supports any party amalgamation.
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Auto Insurance Question Opens Land of Legal Doubt
Iowa officials warn that unapproved auto liability policies sold to motorists may be invalid until July fourth when new rules take effect. Twenty forms await auditor approval, none yet approved, raising questions about recourse for insured buyers if policies fail to meet law. Heald law on power transmission now in operation as Iowa Light and Power seeks right of eminent domain for Tama to Toledo line. Capitol site tours compare Iowa with larger nations, while savings banks gain cross state lending rights and impact liquidity. Ames horticulturists fund team travel. Ames wins multiple intercollegiate fruit judging contests.
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Rural Life conference to be held at Iowa State College
Ames Iowa May 27 Special Workers from multiple states will attend a two week Rural Life conference at Iowa State College July 7 to July 19. The Presbyterian department of country life will send forty to fifty ministers and teachers from North and South Dakota and nearby states. Other denominations will also be represented. Notable speakers include Dr. Charles S Adams Illinois who will lecture on rural sociology and the farmer in a new environment. Iowa State College will send three men to Washington DC in November for a national inter- (text cuts off)
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Youth Rescued After Three Grains of Mercury Bichloride
W L McCutcheon, 22, took three grains of bichloride of mercury Friday night instead of aspirin. Dr Haas moved him from Washington Park hospital to home after nausea emptied the stomach. Father says boys gathered. McCutcheon’s emetic at a drug store saved him. banker B Sanders Walker died after seven grains.
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Indianapolis to Host Two Advertising Delegations
The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce publicity division will host Oklahoma City boosters and Waterloo Iowa business men during their pass through Indianapolis en route to the Baltimore convention. Committees from Waterloo and Oklahoma plan entertainment and reservations are nearing full for the Pullman train excursion.
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Importing Frozen Meat Barred by Federal Statute
New York May 27 federal statutes apparently bar importing frozen or chilled meat from Australia as a cost cutting measure similar to California trials. Local robbers considered Australian meats but authorities enforce the law prohibiting inter state commerce for beef mutton or veal not inspected ante and post mortem by government staff.
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