Bill to create a Cabinet Department of Education
The proposal aims to establish an executive Department of Education with a Secretary as a cabinet member, funded at 1.5 million dollars annually. It would absorb the Bureau of Education, shift the Federal Board for Vocational Education, and create a Federal Conference on Education to coordinate federal efforts. The plan, backed by the National Education Association, seeks to avoid federal aid while expanding research and state education improvements.
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Congress
Department of Education
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Senate
Daniel A. Reed
New York
Federal Board For Vocational Education
National Education Association
Indianapolis
Secretary of Education
Commissioner of Education
United States Veterans’ Bureau
War Department
Navy Department
Bureau of Education
Department of the Interior
Federal Conference On Education
Department
United States
House of Congress
Mary C. C. Bradford
Harding
Department of Education and Welfare
Department of Education and Relief
Coolidge
Education
Veteran Relief
Movement
Religious Education Association
American Council On Education
Charl O. Williams
Women’s Joint Congressional Committee
Washington
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
John D. Sherman
National League of Women Voters
Belle Sherwin
Cleveland
Ohio
American Association of University Women
Aurelia Henry Reinhardt
Oakland
Cal
American Legion
John W. Mahon
The
Disabled American Veterans
Veterans’ Bureau
Mary McSkimmon
Brookline
Mass
Doctor Strayer
Hundred Years to Unify Human Race Across the Globe
A century hence the earth will form a global network enabling universal addressability and travel. Humans will master the solar system, enforce bounds on life, and under one government with a common language advance free commerce, shared safety, and united action.
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Earth
Tropics
Solar System
Mankind
A Proper Discrimination of Place of Athletics in the College Order
In the undergraduate and graduate mind the year has helped toward a proper discrimination of the place of athletics in the college order. Administrators and faculties seek a better balance of physical and intellectual values, reducing the dominance of athletics and refocusing the system toward scholarly aims.
Time Flies and Air Travel Demands Action Now
A plea to plan air travel infrastructure including land airports sea routes and navigation aids. Calls for adequate airports air stations landing fields and storm anchorage. urges municipal state and federal support via air navigation bureaus to boost air commerce.
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Anchorage
Bureau of Air Navigation
Department of Commerce
Conferencitis Sapping U S Businesses
An older business advisory piece warns that excessive meetings drain leaders and staff. It argues heads should avoid unnecessary conferences, empower action, and promptly dispatch tasks to restore productivity.
Not a Hill Wholly Shaped by Erosion Yet Evident
The passage describes erosion as a vast sculptor that wears down elevations and carves landforms. It argues that without unequal slopes, materials, or climates, waters would flow evenly and no rivers or canyons would form, leaving a smooth surface.
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John Dickinson Sherman
American Federation of Teachers
Florence Rood
Minneapolis
American Home Economics Association
Alice N. Blood
Boston
Council of Women For Home Missions
John Ferguson
Medical Women's National Association
Kate Campbell Hurd Mead
Middletown
Onn
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
A. H. Reeve
Philadelphia
National Consumers’ League
Florence Kelley
National Council of Women
Philip North Moore
St. Louis
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Anna Gordon
Evanston
National Women's Trade Union League
Maud Swartz
National Board of Young Women's Christian Associations
Robert Speer
National Education
U. S. Department of Education
John Jagert
George D. Strayer
E. E. Fournier d’ Albe
C. F. Thwing
Western Reserve University
U. S
Hiram Bingham
Rodman Gilder
Credit Monthly
Julius Henderson