Minor reflections and media chatter from a bustling editor
Ted Woodyard still enjoys field life of country weeklies and keeps touch with readers. A Seattle veteran praises quiet work. Tony Wons leaves radio for a Wisconsin camp and violin making. France debates Blum's 40 hour week while public schools neglect penmanship and editor Frederick Sullens mourns his wife Anne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Woodyard
America
Radio City
Seattle
Tony Wons
Wisconsin
Tony
France
Premier Blum
England
Spacious Kitchen in Mrs Studer's Home Described
A feature on Mrs J J Studer's Vernon Drive SE home highlights a bright coral and oyster white kitchen with birdseye maple fixtures. The sunlit space combines decorative and practical elements, including built in storage, a desk for accounts, and an arched doorway to a breakfast room with coral ceiling and a long bay window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Studer
Vernon Drive
Thompson
Senior Law Students To Become Apprentices
Willamette university law school seniors will be apprenticed to practicing lawyers in Salem Oregon. Dean Roy M Lockenour says the plan mirrors the administration department model and aims to place the school in a commanding position. Local bar association members will pick eligible attorney advisors and each graduate will be assigned to a lawyer at the start of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Willamette University Law School
Roy M. Lockenour
Bar Association
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Frederick Sullens
Jackson, Miss
Anne L. Sullens
Gethsemane
Henry Sell
New York
Sell
Pike
Somone
Bing Crosby
Duke OF Windsor
Edward
Coldspot
Earl Garber
Daniels St
SEARS
Dulux
Portcelain
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Third Ave
Dial
Killian Company
Studer
The
Luberger Company
AR Rapids’ Frigidaire Dealer
Frigidaire
General Motors
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