My Day Visits With German-Born Collegians
Eleanor Roosevelt recalls hosting 125 German students at Hyde Park as they visit US universities under State Department auspices. She notes their effort to learn English, their differing impressions of German education, and the aim to foster democratic understanding while acknowledging defects, hoping they gain respect for democratic ideals.
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United Features Syn
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hyde Park
State Department
Institute of International Education
United States
Germany
Take Off Ugly Fat With This Home Recipe
An inexpensive home fat loss remedy promises quick slimming with a grapefruit juice and liquid parcentrate mixture. The ad claims dramatic results without exercise or starvation and offers money back if not satisfied, from local druggists.
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Gholston Drug
Skaggs Drug
Cretney Drug
Progress Toward Equal Rights for Southern Negroes
A United Press survey shows southern Negroes gaining ground in education voting and professional access while barriers in segregation persist. States fund more Negro schools and facilities. over 600,000 Negroes are now qualified to vote though turnout lags. The Southern Regional Council pursues integrated higher education and joint programs for whites and Negroes.
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Florida
William Powers
Board of Control
James Cook
Atlanta
U.P
Congress
United Press
North Carolina
State Board of Education
Southern Regional Council
George Mitchell
Council
Mississippi
Louisiana
A. P. Turreant
Georgia
The
Southern Regional Education Council
Raytona Beach
Fla
Hadacol Promises Relief for Neuritis Sufferers
A St Joseph Missouri nurse Mrs C C Keller describes severe neuritis pains and sleepless nights eased after Hadacol. She says one bottle let her resume housework and painting and urges others to try the vitamin B Be iron niacin tonic sold with a money back guarantee. Trial size 1 25 large 3 50. 1950 LeBlone Corporation
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C. C. Keller
Frederick Avenue
St. Joseph
Missouri
Keller
Mrs. Keller On
Mrs. Keller
Iran
Bow and Arrow Hunter Chooses Elephant as Toughest
Hollywood hunter Howard Hill, back from Africa, explains elephants are the toughest game to kill with a bow and arrow. He cites an elephant's trunk and brain as pivotal targets, recalls killing two elephants with no other weapon, and plans a film called Timbo from 38,000 feet of footage. He jokes about Los Angeles traffic delaying interviews.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Howard Hill
Los Angeles
Hill
Africa
King of
India
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Hamea
Shaw Iantee
Jese Ont
Walgreen and Better Druggists
Globe News
Polk
S &H Green
S&h
S. Polk
N. Grand
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Randall
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