They Refute Contention College Wives Are The World's Worst
College professor Dr D P Wilson argued that college wives are the world's worst. Northwestern couple Mr and Mrs Paul Cummins counter with facts showing Mrs Cummins as Chicago Radio Queen and a model wife with a baby. The Cummins story portrays a balanced, contented marriage challenging the theory.
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D. P. Wilson
Los Angeles Institute of Family Relations
Western Psychological Association
Berkeley
Calif
Paul Cummins
Northwestern University
Cummins
Cedar Rapids
J. Clyde Lick
Los Angeles
Ruth Wenter
Chicago
Mrs. Cummins
Paragon
Radio Queen
Wales Attends Honor Dinner For Princess Juliana
London AP report says the Prince of Wales, turning 40, attended a dinner dance at the Dutch legation in honor of Princess Juliana of Holland who is in London. Both have been linked in marriage by matchmakers amid royal speculation.
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London
Prince of Wales
Wales
Juliana of
Holland
Eugene Field Boyhood Home Saved as Shrine Fight
The boyhood home of Eugene Field the children's poet in St. Louis faces demolition but may be saved as a shrine. Local backers Jesse P. Henry and Carl P. Daniel propose covering preservation costs as adjoining old houses are torn down.
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ST. Louis
Eugene Field
Jesse P. Henry
Carl P. Daniel
Board of Education
Alaska Air Outpost Plan Signals Pacific Defense Drive
The United States moves to link air power from Washington to Alaska with coordinated army and navy flights. Secretary Roper travels north to study aviation development as Britain and Japan hint at stronger navies amid looming naval talks. The venture aims to base aerial defenses on Alaska and nearby islands, viewed as insurance against strategic threats.
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Washington
United States
Army
Navy
Alaska
Pacific
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel C.roper
Far North Territory
London
Japan
Great Britain
Great Circle
Hawaiian Islands
Great Naval Base
Pearl Harbor
Bolling
Martin
Fairbanks
San Diego
Dutch Harbor
Unalaska
Gly Cas Promises Quick Relief in Cedar Rapids Ad
Local testimonial from Mrs. Sidney Abbott of Cedar Rapids praises Gly Cas for restoring sleep and nerve calmness after years of kidney troubles and fatigue. The ad claims Gly Cas purifies the blood and boosts vitality, sold at Thrifty Drug Store at Car 1st St and 3rd Ave SE.
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Sidney Abbott
4Th Ave. SE
Cedar Rapids
Abbott
Night club owner Johnson claims KKK threat in Bergen County
Jack Johnson, famed heavyweight contender, reports to Bergen County prosecutor that a typed letter signed K K K ordered him to abandon his night club and boxing promotions in Hasbrouck Heights and nearby areas. The note threatens a burning cross behind a Hasbrouck Heights hotel.
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Jack Johnson
Woodridge
Airport Inn
Teterboro
Hasbrouck Heights
Fii
Hackensack
Mother Quail Reared Babes In Hot House
Elmer Carr owner of Pine Hurst gardens in Santa Cruz California keeps sixteen hot house quail hatched there. A mother quail built a nest in the hot house and Carr opened a window so the birds may come and go. He plans to release the young quail when they can fend for themselves.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Elmer Carr
Pine Hurst Gardens
Carr
Treasury brain trust appointed to study money and taxes
President Roosevelt forms two expert committees to draft a long range plan for money banking taxation and revenue. Dr Jacob Viner to direct both studies with carte blanche to evaluate treasury policies from inside and out, aiming to advise next Congress.
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Morgenthau
Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury Department
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Congress
Jacob Viner
Revenue and Taxation Group
Financial and Revenue Survey
Carl Shoup
Columbia University
Roy G. Blakely
University of Minnesota
Malcolm Bryan
University of Georgia
Reavis Cox
Henry F. Walract
Ohio State University
K. M. Williamson
Wesleyan College
Connecticut
Richard A. Lester
Princeton University
Lauchlin Currie
Harvard University
Harry D. White
Lawrence College
Appleton, Wis
Albert G Hart
University of Chicago
Benjamin Caplan
Virginius F. Coe
Brookings Institution
Washington, D. C
Edward C. Simmons
Milton Work Dies at 69, Bridge and Whist Expert
Milton C Work, 69, famed master of whist and auction and contract bridge, died in Philadelphia. He helped popularize bidding theories and authored bridge method writings.
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Milton Work
Philadelphia
Milton C
Longtime bridge expert dies after heart illness at 69
America's oldest bridge expert in age and tenure, Work died in Landkenau hospital early Wednesday after a week of heart disease. He shifted a nation of poker players toward the milder game of bridge and was widely known before being surpassed by Ely Culvertson. The economy section notes Commerce Banking Insurance and Finance showing the smallest unemployment rate.
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Landkenau Hospital
America
Ely Culvertson
Overhauling Radiator Improves Car Performance
Bokorney repairs the radiator during overhaul to fix small leaks and corrosion. Removing scale rust and sediment ensures a perfectly functioning radiator for a better acting motor. Moderate charges.
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Bokorney
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