Foreign students welcome to America in postwar outlook
The Bureau of Education argues the United States must lead in education and science by opening colleges to world students. Germany seeks foreign enrollments through its institutions while the US plans scholarships and broader access to attract students, aided by State Department channels and translated materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Near East
América
Arsume
Bureau of Education
School Life
Bureau
Commissioner of Education
Europe
Great Britain
France
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Jugo- Slavia
Russia
Roumania
Western Asia
State Department
Harmony Disturbed in Republican Ranks in Congress
A notice from the Washington Post reports a rift in Republican harmony in both chambers. Leaders in the House and Senate differ on policy direction and execution after Republicans assumed control, with economy and retrenchment cited as initial guiding promises amid ongoing debate over war expenses reduction.
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House
Senate
Mondell
Congress
Kenyon
Town
Old Guard
Democratic Party
Washington
D. C
Republicans split over League of Nations ratification stance
The piece notes Democratic support for immediate League ratification contrasts with Republican leaders like Taft opposing turning the League into a partisan issue. It cites Hays as a potential rallier but underscores Taft Wickersham and Burton opposing such framing.
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Léague
Senate
Kenyan
McCumber
McNary
League
Republican National Committee
Hays
Wilson
Seage
United States Senate
League of Nations
Republican Party
Taft
America
Wickersham
Burton
Senator Brandegea Pledges Action If League Is Adopted
Brandegea says he may join Borah in leaving the Republican party if the League of Nations is adopted. He adds that if Lodge Smoot and Penrose could follow, the party might see improvement.
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Brandegea
Borah
Republican Party
League of Nations
Lodge
Smoot
Penrose
Kenyon Assails Old Guard in Senate Over Budget Reforms
Iowa’s William S Kenyon Republican delivered a sharp critique of the Old Guard in the Senate. He accused Smoot and Warren of undermining reforms in the conference committee concerning the national budget system and party pledges.
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Senate
Ilowa
Williams
Kenyon
Old Guard
Smoot
Warren
Sage Tea Darkens Hair Promises Natural Shine
An old remedy marketed as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur freshens gray hair into a darker, more uniform shade. A druggist notes millions of bottles sold yearly for a natural look, claiming one or two applications restore youthful color and luster.
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Yeth
Rane
Iced Tea Service At Thiele's Showcases Elegant Glassware
Brew tea as usual using a pierced silver tea ball. Pour into a pitcher, add sugar, chill, and serve with cracked ice and lemon. Use long-handled spoons in tall thin glasses for style. Iced tea glasses and spoons appear in several decorative patterns at Thiele's.
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Thiele's
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Nebraska
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Thiele
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Canton Post Office
Scottsbluff
Hemingford
Canton
Alliance
Bayard
M. L
Sioux County
Nebr
Wyoming
Grouth District
Broken Bow
J. E. Wilson & Son
Alliance Stockyards
P. L. Fuller
Alliance, Nebr
Frank Abegg
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