Baby Pauline Joins U Maine Home Economics Program
Frances Pauline, the real live baby of the North Hall program at the University of Maine, weighs 14 pounds 11 ounces at two months, double her June birth weight. Senior home economics students act as rotating mothers in a structured daily regimen with bottle feedings, naps, and nursery care under Dr. Bertram Bryant.
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Frances Pauline
Pauline
State University
Eeconomics Dass
Bowdoin
Bangor
Esther McGinnis
Bertram Bryant
F. R. Freeman
North Hall
Gertrude Peabody
Laura Anderson
Misses
Packard
Perkins
Curran
Chase
Coombs
Connors
Norrell
Lancey
Miss Freeman
Orono
Bryant
Maine
University
Hunting Taken Up by Jobless in New England
Massachusetts officials say unemployment drove more New Englanders to hunting this season. They note increased interest in outdoor life, more fish and game clubs forming, and a longer accelerated hunting season as work shortages persisted.
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Massachusetts Division of Mightries and Game
State House
Shipping Board Debts Exceed Available Funds by 40 Million
Unpaid claims and debts of the Shipping Board on Sept. 30 totaled 50,374,868 dollars while cash on hand and appropriations stood at 10,830,000 dollars. Figures were sent to the Senate today.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Senate
Coolidge Leaves for Northampton to Vote in Municipal Elections
Vice President Coolidge departed for his Northampton Massachusetts home to participate in local elections. The trip will miss his attendance at tomorrow's joint session of Congress for President Harding's address, with Harding approving the departure after consultation.
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Washington
Coolidge
Northampton
Mass
Joint Session of
Congress
Harding
Federal Board men hold Christmas reunion at Boston University
A Christmas party and reunion of the Federal Board men who attend the Boston University Summer School in Hilsworth Maine will be held at 4 30 this Friday in the BU Union.
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Federal Board
Boston University
Hilsworth
B. U. Union
May convert six cruisers to fast passenger ships
Washington December 5 The six American battle cruisers under construction may be scrapped under the arms limitation plan and converted into fast passenger vessels Joseph W Powell president of the Emergency Fleet Corporation said today At least three could be converted and would be the safest passenger ships afloat reaching about 25 knots instead of 33 knots as war craft.
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Washington
Associated Press
Joseph W. Powell
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Powell
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