Behind The Scenes In Washington
In Washington Miss Caroline F Ware criticized university hiring policies claiming they harm education and echo totalitarian trends. She argues trustees must choose top teachers and questions feminist and wartime roles for women shaping policy and marriage norms. Donald Richberg to spend summer at Rehoboth Beach drafting articles and planning a fall return to law practice.
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Mmware
A. G. Crane
Germany
Wang
Vnd
Italy
Miss Ware
Wyoming
National Woman's Party
Som
Donald R. Richberge
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Washington
Chicago
Richberg
Henlopen
General Johnson
NEA Service,Inc
Salad Craft: Fish and Shrimp Salads Featured
Old kitchen notes highlight artful salad building with meat and vegetables. Fish and shrimp salads are praised for light, tender textures and seasonal fruit desserts as ideal summer finishes. Techniques include seasoning during cooking and lemon juice with fish and poultry.
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Lebrand
Réckere Center
Rainbow Room
Fred Mahike
Tomorrow's Menu Breaks Breakfast to Dinner Line
The menu lists breakfast items such as fresh pears cereal with dates and muffins, luncheon features jellied tomato bouillon shrimp salad toast Melba and upside down cake, while dinner offers ham with grilled apples potatoes au gratin buttered lima beans and chilled watermelon.
Rate Hired Steel Castings Increase in Transit Costs
A commerce commission authorized higher rates on rough and steel castings from Birmingham and Chattanooga to Washington and North Atlantic points, with intermediate routes to Baltimore. The increases total about eight percent.
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Birmingham
Ala
Chattanooga
Tenn
Washington, D. C
North Atlantic
Baltimore
Balloon bursts halt National Geographic Society flight in Rapid City
In Rapid City on July 12 an unexplained rupture collapsed the National Geographic Society airship balloon just before its 4 a.m. takeoff. Five workers jumped to safety as 375000 cubic feet of helium escaped. Captain Albert Stevens said no explanation yet. an investigation would follow. Officials noted talcum powder may have caused the blue haze, but could not be the sole cause.
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Rapid City
National Geographic Society
Albert W. Btevens
Washington
Eertain
Croney Dies at 26 Interred in Poplar Creek Cemetery
Monroe Croney died this week at age 26 and was buried at Poplar Creek cemetery. Mrs. Mollie Brindley of Cullman was summoned to the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Tommie Brindley, who died at Benevolent Society Hospital Wednesday morning.
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Athens
Ala
Monroe Croney
Poplar Creek Cemetery
Mollie Brindley
Cullman
Tommie Brindley
Benevolent Society Hospital
Power Engineer McWhorter Named Advisor in SASOD Projects
Roger B. McWhorter of Riverton Alabama, chief engineer of the Federal Power Commission, was named works application advisor in SASOD projects under the $4 work relief bill. He is a graduate of Saber Polytechnic Institute in Auburn.
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Riverton
Ala
Roger B. McWhorter
Federal Power Commission
SASOD
Hels
Sabel Polytechnic’ Institute
Adburn
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Emmy’s
the Newfangles
Windy
LILUE
Caroline F. Ware
Gardiner C. Means
AAA
A. A. Berle
Valder
ARA
National Emergency Council
Sister Mary’s
Mary E. Daguenea
Chenango
Chenango River
New York State
Morth
Binghamton
Croney
Tennessee Valley Bank
State Banking Department
U. S
Weral Deposit Insurance Corporation
Commercial
Decatur
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