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...Murray ordered Chief Charles Ambrose Burns of the State Bureau of Investigation to make a separate study of the abortion cases and report to him personally. President William Bennett Bizzell of the University of Oklahoma at Norman, some 20 miles from Oklahoma City, said: "The tragedies have caused grave concern at the university. I do not believe, however, that the university can become involved...
...prominent Manhattan physician. Although he has been out of college (Brown) for twelve years, friends always recall his college record when asked about him. The record includes a chairmanship of the promenade committee, four years as a football centre. After working for an insurance company and then an importing concern, Mr. Hoving entered Macy's "training school" in 1924. Once he was asked to make a report on linoleum for a vice president and did so well he became the executive's assistant. He refers to this with studied modesty: "I made a few suggestions and became...
...purposes." Not in his lifetime, nor in the succeeding century, was anything done about founding one. There existed in Washington no official church for state weddings or funerals or solemn thanksgiving or prayer in time of stress. The religion of the U. S. President was, and is, of no concern to the State: he could worship, get married, be buried with his own kind. But for the nation itself there ought to be a church, thought George Washington and many men after him, where heroes should be entombed and citizens make pilgrimage. It assuredly must be a great cathedral...
...consisting of 14 separate prizes, were announced yesterday by Columbia University, which make the choices. "The Good Earth," a novel by Pearl S. Back, received the award as the best novel of the year, but is an exception to the rules of the prizes which require the story to concern itself with American life, since the scene of the prize-winner is set in China. The award in the field of history went to General John Pershing's Memoirs of the Great...
...Dryice Corp. It has become the popular name for the products of its competitors as well. Dry-Ice is solid carbon dioxide, an efficient refrigerant. Last week Dryice Corp., pioneer in the field and largely owned by Capitalist August Heckscher, merged with its old rival Solid Carbonic Co., a concern closely affiliated with the du Pont interests. Although the merged companies will control more than half of the industry's capacity, they will not lack formidable competition Much of it will come from powerful-privately-held Michigan Alkali Co., a rich concern belonging chiefly to John Ford of Detroit...