Women Rise in Nation's Major Banks
Joy Miller reports on 1919 milestones like Virginia Furman at Columbia Trust and Elizabeth Brady at Chase Manhattan, followed by Madeline H. McWhinney at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The article notes rising female officer ranks, morale boosts, and training for future responsibilities. Mona Cunningham, now vice president of the National Organization of Bank Women, traces the growth from 500 officers in 1945 to about 17,000 today.
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Joy Miller
NEW York
Virginia Furman
Columbia Trust Co
Elizabeth Brady
Miss Brady
Chase Manhattan Bank
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Federal Reserve System
Madeline H. McWhinney
Brady
Philip C. Horter
Mona Cunningham
National Organization of Bank Women, Inc
Union National Bank
Wichita
Kan
Bankers Trust Co
President Johnson Enjoys Grandson Visit at White House
President Johnson revels in two week stay of infant grandson Patrick Nugent at the White House. He carries the baby to meals and briefings, posing him for photographers while Luci and Pat Nugent prepare to return from the Bahamas. The child sleeps much of the day as the President calls him a “great fellow.”
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
Lyn
Grandfather Johnson
Luci
Pat Nugent
Bahamas
John Lyndon Valenti
Jack Valenti
Cea
Baby Lyn Johnson Makes White House Debut at Goldberg Birthday
Lyn Johnson, born weighing about 11 pounds, attends a private White House party for Arthur J. Goldberg's 59th birthday. The infant reportedly ate spinach and gained weight, with nurse Mary Greller noting progress. The Johnsons also dog-sit Kimberley and Yuki during the visit.
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Luci
Mary Greller
Lyn
White House
Johnson
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
United Nations
Goldberg
Johnsons
Nugents
Beagle
Kimberley
Yuki
Svetlana Alleluyeva Fights Unauthorized Memoir Release
Svetlana Alleluyeva files suit in Zurich to block a Stern magazine issue of her memoirs, asserting violation of personal privacy and copyright held by Copex Establishment. Distributors told to maintain sales pending court decision. Separately Harper & Row plans Oct 2 release for Twenty Letters to a Friend with Russian edition Oct 16. Times and Life schedule early serializations in September.
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Zurich
Switzerland
UPI
Svetlana Alleluyeva
Josef Stalin
Stern
Copex Establishment
Vaduz
Liechtenstein
Svetlana
Willy Staehelin
Copex
United States
Staehelin
New York
Joseph Stalin
Harper & Row
The
New York Times
Life! Magazine
Dear Abby and Yuk Letters on Parenting and Projects
A reader assails a lazy rival daughter showing disrespect and tantrums. Daddy Dear Daddy replies that the parent’s punishment is misplaced and suggests family therapy. Another letter condemns a Cub Scout pinewood derby where dads overly complete the cars, urging honest father–son effort and warning of misattribution of blame.
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Abby
Detroit
Yuk
Grinnell-Miss Miriam Tomasek Weds Edward Freiter in Urbana
Miss Miriam Tomasek and Edward Freiter wed at United Church of Christ with Rev. Newell E. Davis presiding. After a Mexico City Acapulco honeymoon the couple will reside in West Branch while the bride works at the University of Iowa and the groom pursues post doctoral duties.
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Urbana
University of Illinois
Freiter
University of Saskatchewan
Idaho State University
Towa City
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Rose Hershberger
Walter T. Hershberger
Oxford
Nicholas Reilly
James H. Reilly
Mt. Vernon
M. Eugene Benda
Carousel
Coralville
West Branch
Delta Chi Fraternity
University of Iowa
University
Towncrest
Women’s Golf at Twin Pines Sees 178 Participants
Thursday's guest day drew 178 women. Medalist honors went to Mrs. David Loupee with championship flight won by Mrs. G. R. Hotchkiss and presidential flight by Mrs. Arlo Meyer. Light winners included several named members. junior winners named Patti Pilkenton, Lisa Brune, Jill Beattie, and Jody Burns. Hostesses were Mrs. Roger DeBlocis and Ralph Morgan. Longest drive by Mrs. (incomplete).
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David Loupee
G. R. Hotchkiss
Arlo Meyer
Louis Knott
Leo Wilson
James Frazer
Ron Moore
Gerald Dison
Maurice Jacobs
Donald Orris
Vernon Flint
Wilson
Roger DeBlocis
Ralph Morgan
Patti Pilkenton
Lisa Brune
Jill Beattie
Jody Burns
Kenneth Watts
H. R. Harrison
Robert K. Hotchkiss
Ray Dunahugh
F. G. Johnson
Golf event notes with scores and players
Hosts for rehearsals were Don E. Roberts and a No. 12 dinner guest. Mrs. Lee O'Dell and Mrs. Harrison led with closest pins on Nos. 5 and 17. Low putts went to Mrs. Hough and Mrs. Ray Moore. Birdie balls won by Mrs. Harrison and the Mines. approaches sunk by Mrs. Hough and Mrs. Jonathan L. Jacobs.
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Don E. Roberts
Thej
Lee O'Dell
Harrison
Jake Groves
Charles Hough
Ray Moore
Bill Staub
Ray Ashlock
Lemon Jelwyn Skin Freshener Promises Clear Complexion
Advertises Lemon Jelwyn as a skin cleansing and bleaching product used by women worldwide. Claims to tone the skin, clear blemishes, smooth texture, and improve hair shine with two capfuls in the final shampoo rinse.
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Coats
Grandpa
Frances Lewine
Itime
Baby
U. S
St. Luke’s
Rose-Mar
Marion
St. Luke’s Hospital
Tim
Bishop
Kcrg-Tv
Deas
Abigail van Buren
Gibson Girl
Twiggy
Gibson
Diana Gibson
Hollins College
Hollins
Diana
Charles Dana Gibson
Hiltbrunner
Second Street
EL Patio
Iowa , Illinois
Gas and $ Electric Company
Twin Pines
Elmcrest
Dairy Maid
First Avenue NE
Vernon SE
Third Avenue
Edgewood Ra
Pam
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