Sincerity and Earnestness in College Wifehood
Miss Irene Verett a Simmons College student defends college women against a Harvard man who said he would not marry a college girl. She argues sincerity and intellect are the basis of good wifehood, not mere beauty, and asserts educated women improve society and domestic life through discipline, practicality, and culture.
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Investigation Opens Into National Security League Actions
Washington reports that a special House committee led by Representative Johnson of Kentucky began hearings on the National Security League of New York actions opposing re election of Congress members. Colonel Charles E Lydecker, league president, testified that pamphlets listing eight acid tests gauged loyalty by votes on preparedness measures and that the league acted without partisan aims or intent to mislead.
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League aims at pro American Congressmen dislikes some
Colonel Lydecker told the committee the league’s avowed purpose last fall was to return to Congressmen with broad vision and who would be 10 per cent American in belief. He said the league opposed certain members seen as pro German and defeated them, praising Congress for its overall loyalty during the crisis.
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Harvard to open new engineering school after court ruling
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled Harvard’s MIT linked program contravened the late Gordon McKay’s will. Harvard will start a distinct engineering school on January 2, using campus labs with occasional use of external facilities, subject to court approval.
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Sutherland Attacks Burleson Over Cable Lines at Columbia
At Columbia University today Mr. Sutherland spoke on constitutional power and world affairs and criticized Postmaster General Burleson for using cable lines as a war measure following the armistice stoning incident.
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Power of country to own roads doubted
NEW YORK December 19 The power of the United States to own and operate the country s railroads telegraph lines and cables is extremely doubtful for mer Senator George Sutherland of Utah a student of constitutional law.
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