Safety Patrols Ready to Guard Classmates at Open Schools
National program highlights 50 000 patrol members ready to guard students at intersections and rural roads across 3 500 communities. Sponsored by the American Automobile Association and motor clubs, patrols work with police and schools, emphasizing discipline and leadership in youth.
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Back-to-School Shopping Advice From Local Merchants
Parents urged to shop early for children returning to school with merchants and this newspaper offering a handbook on preparing grammar school and college age students. Emphasizes complete wardrobes, new shoes, coats, and sweaters to ensure readiness for the season amid a national emergency. Local merchants prepared months in advance with broad selections to meet size, taste, and budget needs.
Antidote for Colds Adds Warm Sweaters to Wardrobe
A practical fashion note urges adding a good looking sweater to every child's wardrobe for cold weather. Wearing a sweater under a coat could mean the difference between health and illness.
Let Us Help School Teach Citizenship This Year
A Parents' Magazine article urges active child participation in national defense efforts to build a stronger nation. It emphasizes nutrition, thrift, tolerance, and community duties, and calls for preparing children for a dynamic democracy as schools reopen during the emergency.
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George J. Hecht
Parents’ Magazine
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National Defense
Movie Shorts Reviewed by National School Administrators
One hundred fifty short subjects prepared for schools are under review by the National Association of School Administrators. Donated at no cost by motion picture producers, the shorts come after a year of work and study by Film Custodians, indicating school authorities are active in selecting and approving educational content.
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National Association of School Administrators
Dictionary habit urged for boys and girls by parents
Readers are urged to cultivate a dictionary habit in the home with a good, easy to handle volume. Parents should keep a clear, concise reference accessible for daily use and quick explanations.
Back to School Emphasis Grows in Reconstruction Era
Observers note a push to keep older children in class as the nation rebuilds. Parents with higher earning power support extended schooling to prepare youths for citizenship and future affairs.
Hats for Boys Solve Boy's Own Problem of Hats
School boys solve their hat dilemma by choosing wearable styles crafted from scratch to suit youth needs. Designers abandon copying fathers hats and offer wide felts, bound brims, and decorative touches inspired by activities boys enjoy emphasizing comfort.
Defense Bonds and Savings to Support Freedom
The article explains defense bonds and stamps as thrift lessons for families, urging purchase through local post offices and stores. It highlights that bonds offer higher educational benefits and provide funding for national defense while giving citizens and their children a stake in freedom.
Unclear excerpt hints at a high school race and favorites
The fragment suggests a high school boys race where favored contenders are discussed, noting a perennial lead or saddle point in public perception. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable teams.
Aid to Educators Unveiled in New Survey
A recent survey indicates tutors are assisting school teachers and benefiting students. Five percent report gains though details are incomplete in the fragment of the report.
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