Wandering McLemore riffs on quirks of modern life
In Philadelphia Henry McLemore muses on hair lingering after haircuts and why barbers hold mirrors. He lampoons fashion, newsreels with James Roosevelt, train brakemen, Russia’s boasts, golf club steel, pencils, Gloria Vanderbilt, and home renovations. He questions a senate anti Nazi probe and hints at presidential rhetoric.
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James Roosevelt
Egypt
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Russia
England
Gloria Vanderbilt
George
Senate Committee
Sidelights on U S Rearmament and Housing Delays
W W Chaplin, INS defense expert, reports mixed progress in army housing. He notes 64 percent of 300 projects are on or ahead of schedule, while 108 projects remain behind. The report also highlights tenants not vacating, hindering new housing as winter returns.
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War Department
Defense Course In Chemistry Planned
Professors Louis Waldbauer and Lothrop Smith of the University of Iowa will host a defense course in analytical chemistry in Cedar Rapids Friday at 7 p.m. in the Coe College science building lecture room. The program, part of a national defense training effort, is supervised by F. M. Dawson and will cover gravimetric and volumetric analysis with lab work.
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Louis Waldbauer
Lothrop Smith
University of Iowa Department of Chemistry
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
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National Engineering Science Re Management
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Washington, D. C
F. M. Dawson
S.U.S. College of Engineering
Geo. Glockler
S.U.I. Department of Chemistry
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