Burmese Women Inherit Freedom
Daw Mya Sein and Mary Williamson Harriman lecturer on Burma at the Crossroads argue freedom, equality, and high female status originate in Buddhism and Burmese economy. They cite marriage, religion, nunneries, and women’s work in weaving, shop keeping, rolling cigars, and farming as sources of social standing and economic influence.
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Miss Hook Summers Abroad Culminates Portrait Search
Barbara Posen profiles Dr. Lucyle Hook authority on Elizabethan and Restoration drama who spent summer abroad researching Anne Bracegirdle and Elizabeth Barry. The trip coincided with Charles II tercentenary events in London and aims to publish a careers account while uncovering related studies and portraits.
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Journalist Sees Lack In Presidential Races at Symposium
Journalist and politician Raymond Moley spoke on "The Nature of the Presidency" at a Ladies of New York symposium, noting presidents' powers must be limited. He argued a better nominating system is possible with annual conferences to work out party issues, and dismissed the idea that conventions select great presidents.
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Lekachman
Miss Harrington
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Mr. Moley
McIntosh
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