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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Officers of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, busy in an international conference at Indianapolis did not open their mail for three days. When they did, they were excited. There was a letter from President Hoover, in which he regretted too great reliance on the Prohibition law to enforce abstinence, urged extended education in the moral, physical, economic benefits of temperance...
...President Hoover sat at his desk, dictated a letter. His message was delivered not by post but by radio. He expressed hearty approval of nationwide "Constitution Week," designated Oct. 6 as the beginning of "Fire Prevention Week...
Another star witness was Mr. Wakeman. Ke submitted a letter written to him last January by Mr. Shearer, in which Mr. Shearer boasted of having "saved the ship-building industry ... as the result of my activities during the sixty-ninth Congress." In the letter he took credit for the fact that there were then eight 10,000-ton cruisers under construction, and pointed out that as a result of the failure of the Geneva conference a $740,000,000 ship- building program was before Congress. Mr. Wakeman took the blame for Bethlehem's having hired Mr. Shearer, admitted...
Available letter men representative of the various sports have been chosen as this year's cheer leaders. At a meeting held last night in the H. A. A. six men who had won their major sports' insignia in either hockey, baseball, crew, or track, were present to discuss plans for the season...
...Belisle '31, John Cross '30, J. B. Garrison '31, V. L. Hennessy '30, Guy Holbrook '30, and E. W. Rowell '30 will lead the cheers at football games at Soldiers Field this fall. Cross, Garrison, and Holbrook are letter men in hockey, while Belisle, Hennessy, and Rowell have won their letters in crew, baseball, and track, respectively...