Five Million Boys at Work Report Preview
A draft report prepared for the Second World Conference of YMCA workers with boys examines the large cohort of five million youths who work and study, labeling them misfit or ill trained. CG C Robinson of New York writes the section on US boyhood vocational status. The commission’s hearings include colleges, professors, teachers, editors, business and industry managers, labor, mental hygiene specialists, churches, and government. The San Francisco hearing drew praise for junior high and private trade schools.
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International Vocational Commission
United States
CG. C. Robinson
New York City
International Committee
ML. CG. A
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Yeais
Robinson
San Francisco
Vocational Guidance Rising in Schools to Aid Boys
A report notes strong push by educators and welfare agencies to provide vocational guidance and education for boys from all backgrounds. It cites limits on underage work, state continuations schools, and a shift toward helping youths move into skilled trades and professional careers.
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United States
U. S. Employment Service
Robin
Fashion Notes on Crepe Fabrics and Slit Sleeves
The text discusses crepe materials in various forms such as crepe satin backed and novelty crepe weaves. It mentions dark or light alk and a season spy print, plus a slit sleeve fastened at the wrist and new crepe textures for garments.
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