College women seen as key in race death issue says Dr Hutchinson
Dr Woods Hutchinson cites College women as solving race death by own action while Prof Robert Sprague of Massachusetts Agricultural College argues women’s colleges drive the trend. He notes smaller families still yield higher longevity and urges focus on better births over higher numbers. Williams of Columbia adds comfort and education may lower birth rate.
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Woods Hutchinson
New York City
Hutchinson
Talcott Williams
School of Journalism
Columbia University
Education level ties to child survival in birth rates
Dr. Williams notes that college-educated women have higher child survival, with more children living past age five compared to less educated women. The contrast highlights how education correlates with child health outcomes among families.
Thurber Accepts Purdue Public Speaking and Journalism Chair
Thurber, longtime head of Wa bash college public speaking depart ment and brother of Franklin college coach John Thur ber, will inaugurate Purdue university’s public speaking and journalism chair next year. He left as professor and coach at his current college to join Columbia first, then chose Purdue for the offered post. Rev J Leo Noland gave the Memorial address at Brookville on Sunday as the town, county seat of Franklin county, recalls the two year flood. Invitations for Franklin college commencement exercises were issued Friday.
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Purdue
GH. Thurber
Wabash College
John Thurber
Franklin College
Purdue University
Columbia University
J. Leo Noland
Brookville
Franklin County
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