Expert Claims School Worth All Its Costs
Clarence E. Lovejoy, Columbia University, argues that sending a child to college costs a lot but pays off. He says today’s students are goal oriented, vocationally minded, and prefer coed schools, often funding their education through work at Berea Berry College and similar institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Robb
New York
Clarence E. Lovejoy
Lovejoy
Columbia University
Mr. Lovejoy
Harvard
Berea
Berry
Mount Berry
Blackburn
Carlin
Fenn
Cleveland
Wilmington
Ohio
Quips and Quibbles Round City Courtesies and Crises
A string of short items notes legal, social, and political quirks from law sticks to parking woes. It cites a dog kennel case, a drive to move barking records, and a bridge tactic warning. A Ohio wife shoots husband over garage duties while a UN chief laments cold peace era and a prison breakout involves chicken pox.
Army and Bureau Feud Over Water in New Flood Bill
In the $995 million flood control bill, Army Engineers clash with the Bureau of Reclamation over irrigation plans for the Grand Prairie Bayou Meto basin in Arkansas. The dispute centers on repayment rules and which agency should build and finance irrigation, risking divergent costs and competition between agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
Army Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
House
Senate Public Works Committee
Hoover Reorganization Commission
Army Corps of Engineers
Grand Prairie Bayou Meta Basin
Arkansas
White Rivers
Mississippi
Congress
97Th Meridian
Louisiana
Army
Department of Agriculture
Grand Prairie Bayou
White River
Grand Prairie-Bayou
Grand Prairie
Senate
Kaiser-Frazer to test small auto plants for quality
Kaiser-Frazer plans experimental plants in Portland Oregon and southern California to build 10 to 20 cars daily with sub 200 worker crews and highly trained mechanics to boost quality, drawing on Rotterdam methods as a model for regional output and local pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cio’s Electrical Workers
New York
General Electric
Washington
Truman
Portland
Ore
California
Kaiser-Frazer Company
Kaiser
Rotterdam
Holland
Underage Bride Seeks Annulment to Return to School
A 16 year old girl seeks annulment to resume her schooling amid pressures from politicians who vow to name names. A panhandler echoes changing costs, pleading for spare change.
Bradley backs Truman on Vaughan during cocktail party
Washington column reports General Omar Bradley at a party defending President Truman’s stance on General Harry Vaughan. The piece notes Army prestige sensitivities, Vaughan’s funding violation, and broader church politics involving Cardinal Spellman, Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, and Governor Lehman. It also covers Navy lobbying for a super airplane carrier against Johnson’s defense policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Moscow
Progressive Party
United Electrical Workers
Harry Bridges
CIO
California
Bridges
National Cio
FBI
Arry
Brewery Workers Union
Drew Pearson Washington
Omar Bradley
Louise Heiberg
Douglas MacArthur
Bradley
Senate
Truman
Heiberg
Harry Vaughan
Vaughan
Catholic Hierarchy
Pope Pius XII
Cardinal Spellman
Mrs. Roosevelt
Spellman
Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Roosevelt
Vatican
Ed Flynn
Bronx
Flynn
New York State
New York
Lehman
Navy
Defense Johnson
American Legion
Legion
Calvin Durgin
Joseph Kane
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Secretary of Defense
Secretary of the Navy
Adm
Durgin
Capt. Kane
Kane
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Belasco’s Clerical Style and a Sleeper Film Career
The piece recounts David Belasco’s shirtfront and collar era tied to religious staging, his influence on ONeill and Morse, the MasSacre of the Innocents controversy, and the later rise of the Cathy O’Donnell drama They Live by Night, bought by Howard Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Belasco
Dickey
James O'Neill
Eugene O'Neill
Christus
Belasco
Joseph
Mary
Pontius Pilate
Howard Hughes
RKO
Beaten Path
London
Cathy O'Donnell
Hughes
Cathy
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America
Sigmund Engle
Eleanor
Peter Edson
Joe
Smith
Kaiser-Frazer
Victor Riesel
Communist Party
Bell Aircraft
Buffalo
Pennsylvania
Bob Coffey Jr
Iwo Jima
Cio-Pac
Truman-labor Coalition
Frankling Roosevelt Jr
Association of Catholic Trade Unionists
Walter Reuther
Detroit
George Edwards
Reuther
Cominform
Stalin
Betty Hicks
Jackson
Mich
France
Atomic Union
Gas, Coke and Chemical Workers
pro-Commie
National Union
Lefty
Chemical
Oak Ridge
Atom
Women’s Bureau of the
Labor Department
Dallas
Worcester
Milwaukee
Columbus
Des Moines
Denver
Syracuse
Murray Lincoln
Taft
AFL
Bill Green
John L. Lewis
Phil Murray
Marshall
New York Post Corse
Buddy
Washington Monny
Gen
Pontiff
Lehman Vs. Spellman
the Nation
Paul Blanshard
F. D
Navy Lobby
Jack Lait
Cora Older
San Francisco
Fremont Older
Santa Clara County
Salmi Morse
Lewis Morrison
Maguire
San Francisco Grand Opera House
Alemanty
O'Neill
Morse
New York City
Harlem River
Maine
Florida
Austin American
Texas
Austin
The
Austin Statesman
Audit Bureau of Circulation
United States
Associated Press
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