Evening Star dated April 3, 1927

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WEATHER. (0. 8. Weather Bureau Forecast.) Partly cloudy today, tomorrow fair, rising temperature. Temperature: Highest, 42,

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ONE MAN OFFICIAL IN 20 COLLEGES Washingtonian Has Been Leader in Incorporating “Seientific Schools.” One Washington man has

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NATIONAL CRIME CONVENTION URGED Sargent President’s Interest in Suppression Move. Alarmed over the increase in crime civic

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4 _—— e ———— SAN ANTONIO HAIL DE PINEDO'S PLANE Arrives From New Orleans Via Galveston—Heads for Pacific Today. By the...

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Delegatiofi to Storm Rich-' mend Monday in Plea for “City” Referendum Bill. BY REX COLLIER. RICHMOND, Va., April 2.—A stern

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B e | MAJOR SEGRAVE - STOPS IN CAPITAL Auio Racing Ace, on Way]‘ Home, Hopes to Return for | Contest in West. Maj. H, O. D.

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WNARY'S STATE FIRM FOR COOLIDGE President’s Veto of Farm Relief Bill Fails to | Sway Oregon. BY ROBERT T. SMALL. £oecial Dis

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SWALL RECREATION ' GENTERY URGED: “™:r" Symphory Park Development = Should Benefit Nearby Sections, Says Col. Grant. When the

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