Women hold U.S. treasurer post dating back to 1919
The article notes women have held the U.S. treasurer position since 1919 beginning with Georgia Neese Clark and continuing through later appointees. It discusses the decorative office, the job’s currency-signing duties, and political context highlighting women’s push for high level government roles across decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
USS
Ciie
Willm T. Howell
U.S
Truman
Georgia Neese Clark
Andrew Gray
The Worry Clinic on Nathaniel's Eye Development
A columnist explains how early visual development relies on movement and exploration. Crawling and wandering aid distance perception, potentially reducing nearsightedness risk. Parents are advised to provide safe exploration and request Dr. Crane's Tests for Parents via mail with a stamped return envelope and 25 cents.
Milk and Calcium Diet Claim Eases Nerve and Shoulder Pain
Readers report relief from shoulder bursitis and nerve ache after taking calcium and vitamin D as part of daily diet. The letter cites a 75 year old who regained motion and lost pain after weeks of calcium intake alongside standard care. Medical note warns there is no proven medical support for calcium bone therapy. emphasizes it is food not medicine and requires daily consumption with no guaranteed benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.S.H
Ariel Mle
Chess Booms With Champions
New York report notes a nationwide surge in chess popularity driven by Bobby Fischer’s world title bid. US Open turnout rose to 400, membership at the US Chess Federation climbing 18 percent, with 450 affiliated clubs. retailers report sharp growth in premium sets and annual sales near one million units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Fischer
Fischer
Soviet Union
Tigrian Pertosian
Buenos Aires
Russia
Boris Spassky
Ventura
Calif
U.S. Chess Federation
Cardinal Industries, Inc
Atlantic Playing Card and Match Co
Rossolimo Chess
Shhuy
New York
Jackson
Rich
Atlanta
Neiman Marcus
Dal- Come
Tan Chess Club
Spassky
Leonard Marcus
Anderson Junior In BSU Reach Out Program
Minnie L Watson, a Ball State junior and former Miss Black Ball State, leads a BSU outreach project for new black women students. Under Shirley Alexander, the initiative aims to build positive attitudes toward Ball State and aid freshmen in adjusting academically and socially within the university community. Watson is an elementary education major and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Watson of Anderson.
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Muncie
Minnie L.watson
Anderson
Ballagee
Ween
Eral
Shirley Alexander
Ball
Miss Watson
Ball State
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Anderson Herald
Gray
Democratic National
Nixon
Elizabeth Rudel Smith
Pennsylvania
Voteriana Banuelos
Eisenhower
California
Democratic Nation
Andrews Kabis
Ste
Kathryn
Priest
O'Hay Granahan
Yfrs
Banuelos
Treasury
John Connally
Texas
Ivy Baker Priest
Republican National Committee
Uurive
Re Synticate, Inc
Nathaniel
Thaniel
Daniel
Judy
Brady's Health Service
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
United States
Bobby
Amos Kaminsky
Paul Spindel
BSU
Hummels
Bruce Fox
Nichol
Werits
Saurar
Weilers Wiggery
Meridian Street
Arthur Rolls Royet
Bankamericard
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