… ESTABLISHED 1 890 ICY 1r ii ai1& MEMBER ASOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX, No. 92. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1929 EIGHT PAGES FELLOWSHIPS AWARDED NELSON BRIEFS CE TL BACHER AND VERMAN WORK OVER AIR FMR SIENTIFIC W9RK DOWN TO BUSINESS1 1 GRAPPLE BILS SENATE TO CONSIDER CRUISER BILL SENT OVER BY HOUSE VARE CASE CLOSED IN SENATE SESSION House Displays Usual Lineup Of Wet And Dry Factions (By Associated P'css) WASHINGTON, Jan. 24...…
…WAE TWO T HE MICHIGAN DAILY FIDAY, JANUAR~Y 25, 11 41 MELLON IS LIKELY TO CONTINUE ALBAHNY-TRI AS HIS CHIEF IN HOOVER R ILL ESTABLISH FU N 1. -.... O R LIBAADITION' .4 Medical Aid For All Since Health Service Is Remodeled EGIME Patients Are Astounded By Beauty Of Up-To-Date Establishment New INCOME ON MONEY TO BE USED FOR PURCHASE OF OLD I MANUSCRIPTS WA$ SUGGESTED BY POND Documents. Will Relate To History Of Albany Section, Great...…
…(~ a - - *a - .-. - _ _. POLICIES Of DETROIT Select Giant Airplane For Lindbergh Flight T When New Air Service Is Inaugu ,I Practice Of Operating Maintenance Account Is Explained To Students Alex Dow, president of the De-s troit Edison company, explained the business policies of his concern in a speech delivered to a group of business administration students yesterday afternoon. :: :: :.::.>: * He pointed out as one of theIa cardinal ...…
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…JANUARY 25, 1929 T H E I 1 ( 1 1 ( G A N DAILY P)GE a _.. . c- s- - 4 wf Avo."'JI AM& !I C---^ "Mol &VA a " . ua, s l 111 TITIF fl|| DRAMATIC POWERS OF ANNA GREEN I ~ Wll LLUirrL COMPENSATE LACK OF LITERARY GIFT SCHOLASTIC REQUIREMENT IS C AVERAGE WITH NO GRADE OF E MAY JOIN CLUBS EARLIER Employers Are Making Increasing Demands For Outside Activity# Records In College Extra-curricular activities open to freshmen women with the ...…
…pIc * ir.. 1 s i ~ f ~ A I t l.l ; -T 1,-1li-i. . ... . .......... - -------------- - . . .. . ........ ................... . . STATE WRESTLERS WILL MEET WOLVERINES TONIGHT VICTORY OVER CHICAGO MAKES WOLYE FAVORITES IN SECOND HOME MEET Few Changes Made In Lineup Captains; Match Between Captains To Feature Of KURRLE IS STATE STAR Rivalry between Michigan State and Michigan will be renewed to- night when the Spartan wrestling squad opp...…
…, JANU ARY - V2 5; -192 THE MICHICAN DAILY --- - - t K w . ', f -X f 1 : VARSITY HAS TROURL MOLEET ETA TOIN r IND1ANA TO DEDICATEl MEET SPARTANS TFONIGIT (Continued From Page Six) yT by both teams since Michigan is " anxious to wipe out the defeat sus- (Continued From Page Six) tained last Saturday at the Lands (Continued From Page Six) Varsity a 19-18 lead. Weiss offset!Of the Mountainers of West Vir- against the Crimson tankmen are the...…
…Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. 'Copy received by the Assistant to thy. Presl- dent until 3:31) p..in. (11:30 a. i. Saturday.) Vol. 39, FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1929 No. 92. Action of the Administrative Board: The Administrative Board of the College of Literature, Science, and the. Arts has taken the following action: Allen Bell has been placed on probation for the rest of the year and recorded- ...…
