Women Break Traditions Occupational Trail-Blazing Creates Success
New York report details women entering construction trucking law enforcement and forestry roles once reserved for men. It highlights Ouida Baggett Regan, Sally Priesand, Barbara Fennessy, and others as pioneers, notes rising college programs in construction and increased female veterinary and engineering students, and cites salary and interest as motivators.
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Ouida Baggett Regan
Florida
Society of Wanton Engineers
United States
Len. Peremt
King Hussein Divorce Settled In Jordan Custody Arrangements
AMMAN Jordan AP A spokesman for King Hussein says his divorced wife Princess Mina has custody of their four children and Humar palace west of Amman. Princess Mina, daughter of a British army officer, and the children Abdullah Teisal and Zein Aisha will spend holidays in Jordan. Hussein 27 divorced Princess Muna 31 after 11 years of marriage. He married Alia on Christmas Eve. Toukan 24 a Palestinian from Nablus and former public relations officer for the Jordanian airline.
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Amman
Jordan
Hussein
Mina
Humar’ Palace
Arminan
Abdullah
Teisal
Zein
Aisha
Muna
Alia
Toukan
Nablus
Docdemian
Insurance without husband’s knowledge in a marriage
A reader asks if a wife can buy life insurance on her husband without his knowledge. The columnist notes no method works without the husband’s signature and advises discussing with a personal insurance agent to find an approach that is respectful and effective.
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Ashamind
Women's News Awards Given at Columbia Massachusetts
The 13th Penney Missouri awards honor reporting and editing in women's interest. Winners include Bella Stumba of Los Angeles Times for series reporting and Jan Grimley of Davenport Times Democrat for a single story. First prizes may total $1,000 at a March awards dinner with 74 percent entry rate.
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Columbia
UPI
Ray M. Fisher
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Penney- Missouri
Bella Stumba
Los Angeles Times
Paul Myhre
Myhre
Jan Grimley
Davenport
Iowa
Times Democrat
Jo Verne
Miami Herald
Lucille Kahn
Melbourne
Fia
Times
Dan Monahan
Sun ‘Sentinel
Pampana Beach
Chicago
Tri’bune
Marion Parvelli Wias
Bridge Marin Club Winners of the Howell movement
Winners Tait Cummins and Dr Ortega claimed first place in the Howell movement at the YWCA on Saturday. Paul McGaffie and Phil Arnell took second with Mrs W Lyman and Mrs Frank Zeman. Next game set for Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. at the YWCA with club championship to follow on Saturday. 30 YEARS AGO The new submarine Peto, the first of America’s undersea craft, passed through Chicago en route to join the navy’s sub-surface fleet on war duty.
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Marin Club
Howell Movement
YWCA
Tait Cummins
Peto
America
Milion Inland Waterways
Chicago
Navy
Women press for equal credit access amid nationwide push
In New York and beyond women claim sex bias in obtaining loans and credit cards. NOW and WEAL back organized protests and policy changes at banks and retailers. Creditors cite ability to pay, while activists cite cancelled accounts after marriages and denied counts for working wives. The movement, spurred by hearings and public attention, vows intensified actions including demonstrations and boycotts. Evelyn Symington, wife of Senator Stur t Symington, dies at 69 of a heart attack after attending a football game.
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New York
Carole de Satam
YWCA
Barbara Shack
The
New York Civil Liberties Union
Atlanta Ywca
Atlanta
Dallas
WEAL
Evelyn Symington
Fivelyn Wadsworth Symington
Sturt Symington
D-Mo
Washington
Washington Polilies
Sen
Symington
North Carolina Families Visit Henry Stahr Family
North Carolina families from Zirconia and nearby visit Henry J. G. Stahr and family in Cedar Rapids. Mr and Mrs Irvin Stahr and Mr and Mrs Billy Stepp are among eight guests at a Monday family dinner at Bali Hai Estates in Hiawatha. The Stahrs and Slepps plan to return to North Carolina Saturday.
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North Carolina
Henry Spaars
Irvin
Stahr
Billy Stepp
Zirconia
N.C
Henry Jutor Stahr
Roule ‘Uee
Gedar Rapids
Henry J. G. Stahr
Bali Hai Estates
Hiawatha
Stahrs
Slepps
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Guy Pawey
Manpower
Patricia Marshall
Lke
Regan
Look
Puerto Rico
Ccriss
Murry
Sally Priesand
Cleveland
Binale
Reform Judaism
Prise
Stephen Wise
New York City
Episcopal Chiveh
Forest Service
Barbara Fennessy
Washington State University
Society For Women
Mercy Hospital
Robert V. Kobusch
Twenty-seventh Street
Lloyd Glessner
Bud Miller
Phillip J. Stoos
Tenth Avenue
Marian
King Hussein
Vaten
Rueben
Ance Este
AM By
Women’s News
Alice Snyder
Glenview Announcements
Wilmette
Tulh Hostein
National Commission On Consumer Finance
Commission
Women and Credit
Congresswomen
Women’s Bureau
Elizabeth Koontz
Plan
Women's Rights
NOW
Women's Equity Action League
Women's Lobby
NOW Will Mount Can
Heat of Now
Tietx, Credit and
Te Tlince
Misile Sarum
Photo Sentinel
Wall Street Journal
Yinar
Network Data Processing Corporation Consumer Products Division
Marly Tier Pirty
AVICE
Perea
Mary Lester
Tommorrow
West Side
Sheers
Thamdde
East Side
Finly
Adc
Dacron Sheers
Mutliscalar
Nyloh
Luk Stinor
16Th Ave
Kmart Cedar Mall
Collins Road
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