Washington Huskies win Intercollegiate regatta by wide margin
Washington outpaced Wisconsin in the varsity race at the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta in Poughkeepsie on June 17, with Wisconsin's surprising sprint moving from last to second. Cornell and Pennsylvania trailed in the main event, while Pennsylvania won the yearling race.
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Rotary Convention Emphasizes Ethical Standards for World Fellowship
Toronto June 17 Rotary President Guy Gundaker declares the world fellowship of business and professional men hinges on ethical conduct and standardized codes. He argues only through universal codes of practice can equal opportunity exist and unfair competition be removed, foreseeing lasting global peace via honorable business methods.
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One-Hour Dresses Put End to I Have Nothing to Wear
In San Francisco on June 17 a new fashion scheme by Miss Grude Barnett promises one hour dresses. The outfits shown include an evening satin gown with ostrich feather trim and street and afternoon dresses made from Scotch silk and organdy. The creator says any woman can complete a dress in one hour with basic needle skills, ending the familiar excuse I have nothing to wear.
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Illinois sprinter Evans tops Paddock marks in sprints
Charley Paddock of the middle West is known as bud Evans, a crack Illinois sprinter who matched and surpassed Paddock's records. Evans ran 200 meters in 21.15 seconds, equaling Paddock on straightaway and beating the former record in the turn. In the 100 meters Evans clocked 10.45 seconds, matching Paddock's Olympic time.
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Rotary ethics campaign linked to world business conduct
The speaker argues that Rotary codes, written as clear Shall rules, guide 260,000+ business people toward ethical conduct. Improved business ethics, he says, reduce international tensions and influence government behavior, noting that nations and wars have followed crooked business.
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