Non-State Colleges Demand Ed Reform and Board Rethink
Presidents Gobin DePauw Mills Earlham BurroughE Wabash Butler Stott Franklin Fisher Hanover Martin Moores Hill push amendments to Senate Bill 59. They oppose centralization and license provisions, call for removing ex officio state college heads from the board, and seek a broader, public private education balance in Indiana.
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Senators debate liquor sale and obstruction tactics in Capitol
Senators spar over a bill to stop liquor sales at the Capitol restaurant while party lines and procedural games loom large. The session also tackles economic tied bills as three weeks vanish, with immigration and other measures facing parliamentary hurdles. Meanwhile rubber mills face suspensions in Woonsocket and New Haven, and Secretary Carlisle considers opening a New York law office after March. George Shanklin, Evansville Courier veteran, lies critically ill in Waasnington with relatives summoned.
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The Latest Fashions Theater Hats for New York Women
A survey of hats and gowns shaping New York fashion. French models with velvet brims, ospray wings, and wired buckram bands lead a season of chic bonnets. Descriptions cover bodices, chiffons, and practical shoes, with notes on gloves, capes, and the mood of modern dress.
How Detectives Work in Everyday Life Not a Dime Novel Tale
A Boston letter describes detectives as patient plodders rather than romance figures. It notes they loaf, gather streetwise intelligence, and work with disguise and disguise, often forming uneasy bonds with criminals. The piece emphasizes steady, unseen police work and stresses the value of the plain clothes officer.
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