White recalls 1912 era as federal role shrinks later
William L. White son of William Allen White spoke at the Enoch Pratt Free Library about how federal services have grown into a vast bureaucracy since his boyhood. He warned that shifting burdens from families to state and tearing down urban slums may erode old social patterns and moral norms.
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William L. White
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
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Reader’s Digest
Enoch Pratt Free Library
Magic Barrel Display at Humboldt PTA Meeting
Ralph Cox presented a Magic Barrel exhibit of petroleum derived articles at the Washington School Parent Teacher Association meeting. The session opened with Mrs. Ernest King as president and closed with a social hour hosted by hospitality chairmen and room mothers.
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Washington School Parent Teacher Association
Cox
Ernest King
Bob Coldwell
Frank Hemphill
Bob Rush
Robert E. Osborne
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