Unemployment Debate Highlights YWCA Meeting
In Detroit the eleventh biennial YWCA convention was told unemployment is a national issue, not just personal. Professor Paul Douglas cited Wagone r bills funding unemployment study, civil service bureaus, and public works, urging employment agencies under neutral control. He noted autos and flapper fashion altered demand, with shifts to large centers and regional factories, and urged coordinated industrial balance.
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Paul Douglas
University of Chicago
Young Women’s Christian Association of the United States
Detroit
Josephine Ainsworth
Beadle Y W. C. A
Senate
Douglas
Civil Service
Quill Clubs Aid In Good Writing
Mrs Ethelyn M Bartwich notes colleges expanding creative writing programs meet growing demand. Quill clubs operate from California to Pennsylvania, stressing craftsmanship, faculty participation, and careful criticism to nurture marketable work and curb trashy literature.
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Ethelyn M
Bartwich
American College Quill Club
Hartwich
Walpole Fiction Favored For Best Seller Past Week
Best sellers in New York last week feature fiction titles led by Rougue Herries by Hugh Walpole and The Selbys by Anne Green. Also popular are The Door by May Roberts Rinehart Cimarron by Edna Ferber Gsilow s Orchard by Claire Spencer and Anthony in the Nude by Myron Brin. Non fiction includes Story of San Michele and The Grandeur and Misery of Victory by Georges Clemenceau Mata Hari Courtezain and Spy by Thomas Coulson and My Life by Leon Trotsky. Toward Civilization by Charles Beard also gains traction.
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Walpole
New York
Rougue Herries
Hugh Walpole
Anne Green
May Roberts Rinehart
San Michele
Georges Clemenceau
Mata Hari
Courtezain
Thomas Coulson
Calvertson and
Schmalhausen
Leon Trotsky
Charles Beard
Colleges Aid Creative Writing Across Minnesota and Dakota
The Gateway at Macalester College sponsors an anthology every two years featuring top Minnesota high school writing. Quill groups publish carefully selected pieces with critical commentary to spur youth creativity and attract readers to college writing programs. Margarette Ball Dickson at Valparaiso University leads a successful program praised by scholars from Pennsylvania to Central South Dakota.
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Cation
English Department
Gateway
Macalester College
Quill
Minnesota
O'Brien
Dr. Schnittkind
Central South Dakota
Hartwick
Valparaiso University
Margarette Ball Dickson
Bright Colors Protect Children as Safety Zones
Miss Anita Andrews of State college urges bright colored play suits for children to create visibility on the street. She notes motorists often fail to spot children who dart across roads, colors like blue green red and orange form a protective zone and boost children's joy and pride in clothing.
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Anita Andrews
State College
Smal Childen
Miss Andrews
Lawns Need Balanced Fertilizer Says Agriculture Dept
The Agriculture Department urges baron homemakers to fertilize lawns with a balanced mix including nitrogen phosphorus and potash. Nitrogen boosts leaves but alone causes disease. a balanced fertilizer improves health and reduces weeds. Ammonium sulfate is recommended, with 25 pounds per 1 09 square feet in five yearly doses. Trees respond to fertilizer with nitrate of soda or ammonium sulfate applied in spring or early summer.
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Department of Agriculture
Besta
Department of Aeviculture
Commencement At Cavour High School May 29
Cavour high school will hold commencement exercises on Thursday May 29 with a class of 11 receiving diplomas. Leo Temmey of Huron will deliver the commencement address. Baccalaureate services are May 25, class night May 27. Valedictory honors go to Velma Burman and salutatory honors to Josephine Tyrrell.
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Cavour
Cavour High School
Leo Temmey
Huron
Clarice
Velrna Burmna
Josephine Tyrrell
Hints for Home Hints on Color Test and Silks Care
Mrs Louise Dixon explains color testing by sampling fabric in lukewarm water to check for colorfastness and warns against mixing colored items with whites. She recommends soft flake soaps for silks, frequent washing to preserve silk, and careful handling including drying flat and rolling hose in a towel for quick dryness.
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Louise Dixon
Dixon
Wesleyan Honors May Queen In Annual Fete
Mitchell May 24 The May Fete at Dakota Wesleyan University will be held May 30 at 6 50 in front of Graham Hall girls dormitory. The event will start and finish on time to allow attendees to view the Passion play. It is described as the loveliest and most colorful pageant ever at DWU honoring the chosen senior May queen.
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Racting
Quill
Jess
Wesleyan
Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Ween
Graham Hall
University Plans Child Welfare Week at South Dakota
The 1930 summer session at the University of South Dakota will feature a special child welfare week starting July 7 with public programs and invitations to officers of women’s clubs and parent teacher groups. Professor Edwin Starbuck of Iowa will speak, joined by other authorities on character education and university staff. Professors Josey Deets and Taden will present lectures on crime prevention, parental influence, delinquency in bright boys, and teacher pupil dynamics.
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University
Central South
University of South Dakota
Wm. H. Batson
Batson
Edwin Starbuck
State University of Iowa
C Josey
Will Lecure
L. E B. Deets
Disscuss
South Dakota
J. C. Taden
Bathing Suits Are To Be Backless This Year
Fashion notes describe summer wear with backless bathing suits, minimal jackets, lace shawls, and light fabrics. Knitted cotton mesh gains favor. Linxerie blouses feature organdie and eyelet embroidery. burgundy hints of color appear. Club elects Broadland Extension officers Myrtle Kaump chairs. Alma Luick vice chair. Agnes Bartlett secretary. Myra Schulze treasurer. next meeting for families to be announced. lunch served after session.
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Broadland Extension Club
Ternoon
Myrtle Kaump
Alma Luick
Agnes Bartlett
Myra Schulze
Exchange Column To Be Conducted
An exchange column will run in the Evening Huike’s womans page to share home making ideas and tips. Readers may send suggestions and recipes to Hazel Christoffersen with one side of paper inked, including optional names for publication.
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Ake Intwest
South Dakota
Ace Ordnance
Hazel Christoffersen
Rosge
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