Wealthy Brooklyn man blasts women in private book
The article cites Mr. A B See, an elevator magnate, who funds a costly private volume attacking women and urging male rule. It quotes his harsh statements on women, feminism, and motherhood, describing his wealth and intent to influence readers via the book. Betty Brainerd offers readers help via the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
See Boat iv
AL B. See
Soming
Fane
A.B. See
A. B. See
Brooklyn
New York
Jess
Police Save Three Children In Fire On Lexington Ave
In Chicago on June 6 detectives Bernard Gunson and David Salter with Patrolman Frederick Wuerth formed a human chain to rescue three Russo children from a second floor tenement at 1637 Lexington Ave. May 3, 5, and Rose, seven, were saved as flames blocked escape. Firefighters arrived, two elderly tenants aided down the fire escape, and firefighter John Quinn suffered a chest injury while others were treated for smoke exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
East 104Th Street
John Russo
Grace
Lexington Avenue
Frederick Wuerth
Bernard Gunson
David Salter
Russo
Lacs
May
Rose
Daniel
Madeline
Salier
Woerth
Ganson
Russa Riese
Dawn
Nethur McCue
Martha
Irene
Murphy
WOUND MAN CHARGED WITH DEATH OF FOUR
McAlester Okla June 6 AP Leo Gibson 28 escaped convict sought in killings of ten Jackson family members at their farm in Pittsburgh county was fatally wounded and taken to county jail. Tilbson arrested at his mother's home 16 miles north of Clinton on a warrant for killing Ed Jackson his 16 year old wife and two children. Gibson admitted taking a rifle from the Jackson home. Gibson had prior burglary conviction and was sent to the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlEster
Okla
Leo Gibson
Ed Jackson
Pittsburgh
Tilbson
Clinton
Jackson
Yan
Orel
Ahtie
Gleaon
Hait
Gibson
Lindy Missing From Badger Honorees Page
Editor for the University of Wisconsin Badger yearbook could not locate a photo of Lindy, the most photographed young man, for a full page portrait despite a unanimous committee vote. A postcard request to Col Charles A Lindbergh and later mother Mrs Lindbergh yielded no photograph in time for press.
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LINDY
Madison
Wis
Taner
API
Badger
Universty of Wisconsin
Anniual
Charles A. Lindbergh
Typewriter and adding machines ads with phone listings
An archival snippet shows business card style entries for Mont. Typewriter Co and WOOP YARDS, including addresses on Park Ave and 416 W.26, with phone numbers 62-1 and 138-2 and 644. The fragment mentions tax title insured services in Jackson and a 1 cent day and night service note, implying a local business directory listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woop Yards
Brackett
Secon
Tal State Mt
Park Ave
Wood Varé
Army Atty Seeks Edge in Case on Page Mor
Atty for the Army pursues a narrow legal edge in a case shown on the page, emphasizing rare and naive aspects of the matter. The filing hints at procedural focus and potential appeal routes amid ongoing proceedings.
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Weawomens
Betty Brainerd
MR. See
Mr. Lee
Retty Brainerd
John T. Quinn
Hook and Ladder Company No. 43
Samedi Brow
Main St
Dempery Garage
North Turk Ave
Auto Electric Co
Phone v. Law
W. R Hopkins
Marlow
Helens
Pra
Owen and
Hunter
Belley Hock Phan
Ig Granite Lin
Wnockions
Currah
Elece
Male
Fender and Body Repairing
Ale Wrecking Company
Werhig
Nyara Garage
Appoalia
Thaw Lea
Tha Hot
WN. Meth-Opan
Wapap Harrive
Insurance Thos
Topping—Keolershone
Roy Craga
Viumbing
Fuller Ave
Helena Business College
Empson Hidgon Placer Avenue
Ijaokaon
Phooa M
Hasoradini
H.W. Bticx
Honolulu
Moon
Batson, Montana
Phonograph Co
Lyle Studio
Bik
Halena Stamp Works, 16& North
Wright—ze
Mont. Typewriter Co. Th
the Gumps
Tom Carr
Rabio & Surgeons
Nesterdan
Strat
Freckles
JO Freckles
GharrEg
Boots
Goomy MA
Akow Ayama
Ayama
Blosser
Waitu Bobo
Betty -Meebe
By Martin
Wome
Dol Doanson
AWE Mayfair Country Club
Peye
Doanson
Sui
Sonta
Sam
By Akern
Scotland
TRE Club
Pete
Gee
Glad
Nivel
REGUL
Bw Williams
Herman
Rwillans
Teves
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