Edward Pickard News Review of Current Events
Edward W. Pickard reviews the week’s events with concise, opinionated summaries of political and social developments. The column highlights notable policy shifts, international tensions, economic trends, and domestic controversies shaping public discourse.
Submarine S-4 Tragedy and Rescue Efforts Reach Final Hook
Reports detail the S-4 disaster off Provincetown Massachusetts where the Paulding sunk the submarine after a prolonged struggle. Six survivors endured ten days in the forward compartment with oxygen dwindling as divers attempted rescue. Signals dwindled by Wednesday evening and the rescue fleet dispersed with no lives saved. Names of the imprisoned crew are listed among the casualties and near misses, while discussions prompt critique of naval emergency provisions.
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Admiral Magruder urged navy reforms to cut costs
Admiral Magruder told the House Naval Affairs Committee that millions could be saved annually by eliminating unnecessary shore establishments, reducing high naval officers, scrapping the naval transport service and obsolete ships, and removing duplications.
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The Password You Know the Lightweight Clerk
A satirical piece argues that envy fuels the label bootlicker for workers who curry favor with bosses. It urges earnest, honest effort and prudent self advancement within an organization to rise, noting rewards come from sustained, sincere labor over time.
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Be a salesman not a slot machine in retail trade
The author argues clerks must actively promote goods rather than passively hand customers items. Instant deliveries by many slot machines outperform slow, money-adding service andday retail staff should engage customers, use neighborly demonstrations, and spark interest to drive sales.
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Western Newspaper Union
Too Bad She Couldn't Have Thought of That
The fragment references a wife performing daily chores from dishes to laundry and caring for children, ending with a hint of a husband’s return and an implied forgotten item. It shows domestic routine and social humor through an old style voice.
Age Not Important in Debate on Women’s Ability
A garbled excerpt from the Ann Arbor Times News discusses age and gender, arguing age does not define ability. The piece questions the value placed on youth versus experience and notes journeys and milestones beyond age markers.
Velveteen Good Street Dress Guide
A prepared United States Department of Agriculture guide describes a grayish green velveteen street dress suitable for students and office workers. It features a two piece outfit with a coat, tan blouse vest, and complementary accessories, plus alternatives in corduroy and poplin materials.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Easy Vanilla and Chocolate Cake Frosting Guide
Instructions from a bureau of economics feature describe simple frosting methods. Vanilla icing uses sugar water and egg white heated in a double boiler, beaten until thick, with optional chocolate or caramel variations. Includes adjustments for texture and flavor.
New Child Care Bulletins From Children’s Bureau
Mothers and caregivers are urged to request folders on infant care and nutrition. The Diet for Mothers, Sunlight for Babies, and Chart No 14 outline daily schedules from infancy to 2 4 months plus training and diet tips. Children’s Bureau, United States Department of Labor, Washington.
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United States Department of Labor
Washington
United States Department of Apriculture
Jan Hewlett
Uae
Spring Sewing Day Inspires Home Outfit Ideas
A fashionably detailed piece suggests fabrics and patterns for home sewers. It highlights cottons, lawn, gingham, organza, and lace, with advice on dresses, aprons, and afternoon wear. Emphasizes comfort in hot months, practical storage, and easy laundering.
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