Coe Hosts Junior College Festival Friday Debates Music
Twelve Iowa junior colleges enter a one day festival on the Coe campus Cedar Rapids with six debate teams six radio speakers seven poetry readers and multiple music contests. Debates begin at 10 a m with subsequent rounds while radio poetry run 11 to noon and music continues all day. A 6 15 p m dinner at Voorhees quadrangle closes the affair. Debaters tackle United States isolation.
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Muscatine
Marshalltown
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Burlington
Graceland
Lamoni
Maquoketa
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Cedar Rapids
Tipton
Fort Dodge
Albia
Lenox
J. Dale Welsch
Paul S. Ray
Voorhees Quadrangle
United States
Mary Goudy
Britain and U S agree on special mail bags for contraband control
London reports Great Britain and the United States post office department will use special mail bags for shipping documents to pass contraband checks. The move aims to speed manifests and bills of lading reaching neutral country consignees, easing cargo handling while Britain maintains its right to inspect ships for contraband.
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Great Britain
United States Post Office Department
United States
Ministry of Economic Warfare
Britain
Germany
G.O.P. Farm Belt Leaders to Confer in Washington
Washington plans for a GOP conference of farm belt leaders were announced Saturday. Roy Dunn, Minnesota Republican national committeeman, will head arrangements for the session to be held in the nation’s capital.
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Roy Dunn
Minnesota
Republican leaders plan St Paul meeting after talks
A meeting is scheduled within 30 days at St Paul following preliminary discussions held Friday night by farm belt members of the Republican National Committee.
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St. Paul
Farm Belt
Republican National Committee
Pasteurization Dominates Milk Sales in U.S. Cities
A report notes that about ninety percent of milk sold in American cities is pasteurized, reflecting nationwide adoption of safety standards.
Coe to Sponsor Third Annual Conference on Family Relations
Coe college will sponsor its third annual conference on family relations March 14 and 15 to advance a state wide organization. Prof. L E Garwood announced the event which aligns with national work and similar state activities. The advisory council includes Lieut Gov B B Hickenlooper and Dr John Gardner among others. The threefold aim covers exchange of methods, discussion of legislation aims, and dissemination of new family life research to educators and the public. The conference is open to all interested and not restricted to teachers.
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L. E. Garwood
Saturay
Coe
Garwood
Do. Arnold Anderson
Iowa State College
Ames
Grace E. Chaffee
University of Iowa
B. B. Hickenlooper
John Gardner
Lisbon
Harry M. Gage
Verne Marshall
Cedar Rapids Gazette
J. H. Ennis
Cornell College
Alice B. Salter
Cedar Rapids
Coe professor links study of family life to guidance for marriage
The Coe professor argues that examining family life questions reduces the severity of problems and helps youths find marriage guidance while improving overall family conditions. Benjamin Franklin attended school for only two years, from ages eight to ten.
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Benjamin Franklin
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