By fall the girls will have it straightened out
By fall the girls will have it straightened out they will not put their purses on their heads and carry their change in their hats.
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1938
Page
6
This New York by Lucius Beebe and Others
A miscellany in column form blends social tidbits and cultural gossip from Manhattan. Notables include Evalyn McLean’s panhandling anecdote, reflections on Walter Slezak and his father, Heifetz’s career, and a parade of theater personalities, fashionizing through Around the Town notes and party previews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Collins
Manhattan
Evalyn Walab McLean
Washington
Rome
Imanner Kkmovacher
Waldorf
Colorado
McLean
Gloria Bragloui
Philadelphia
Geotham
Quaker City
National Broadcasting Company
Nacy
Dwight Fiske
George
Valentina Schlee
Joe Oloauhue
Schuyler Cudner
The
Central
Twentieth Century Limited
Broadway Limited
Emil Cerentan
Pierre Root
Duncan Hines
North Amerea
Cornell Avenue
Chicago
Robert Edmond Jones
Richard Aldrick
Central City
Cal
Opera House
Denver
Colorado Springs
Brooks Brothers
Brooks
Horace in the Navy and the service schools’ aims
President Roosevelt urged naval and military academy graduates to seek a broad liberal arts base alongside their drills. Critics say West Point and Annapolis underrate pure learning, but leaders must prioritize wartime readiness and fleet command over polished manners. The piece suggests focusing on core duties rather than idealized cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States Naval Academy
Military
Naval
West Point
Annapolis
Army
Navy
Horace
Adam Smith
Herbert Spencer
John Farr Jones
London
Farragut
Missouri River
Dewey
Manila Bay
Grant
Montaigne
Old Questions Revived on St Lawrence Waterway Pact
Secretary Hull's proposed St Lawrence waterway treaty with Canada draws renewed criticism. It would cap lake water releases at 1500 cubic feet per second for inland navigation, risking inadequate flow and shifting costs to the United States. Critics warn too that the U.S. would bear all costs, and Canadian control over Great Lakes should remain blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
St. Lawrence
Canada
Congress
United States
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Seaway
Root
American Lakes
Laboratory of Mars War lessons from the Spanish conflict
The Spain war has become a laboratory of war where scholars test military tech in real combat. It notes tanks, planes, and logistics reveal strengths and failures for international observers, with Spain bleeding and partition looming. A final line questions college football as big business and its amusement tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
United States Supreme Court
Man on horseback gains popularity nationwide
The piece notes a surge in horseback riding across the nation and especially near big cities. It mentions new riding stables, limited bridle paths, and a joke about future removal of paved roads to ease horse traffic. It also references a Los Angeles lawyer in a lengthy estate case and a Time magazine remark about Memorial Day safety.
Best Editorial of the Day Still Unsolved Farm Problem
The editorial argues that a bountiful wheat crop shows production is hard to control and suggests compulsory quotas may fail due to public opinion. It notes weak participation in the farm program, difficulties in both reducing supply and expanding demand, and hints relief spending to buy food while supporting farm prices, warning the farm problem remains unsolved without broader prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Nebraska
Prose Dispatches
Civilian Conservation corps praised for five year service and need for careful enrolment
Washington reports the Civilian Conservation Corps has proved its value over five years with about 1.8 million junior enrollees and nearly 2 million beneficiaries including 150,000 instructors, as debates continue on permanency, selection rigor, and local administration while highlighting training, earnings, and community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
C.O.C
Civilian Conservation Corps
Problm
C.C. Organizaom
Corpa
Conservaon Corps
Jett
Helium Shortage Sparks Zeppelin Controversy Abroad
Prominent figures debate Germany's need for American helium as Zeppelins become unlikely. Dr. Ingo Eckener arrives to seek supplies amid public safety considerations voiced by Premier Edouard Daladier. Kansas City officials defend municipal use of the auditorium as inclusive, noting parity between prize fighting and women’s club events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingo Eckener
Germany
HH Municipal Auditorium
H. F. McElroy
Kansas City
Speech development in infants and market expansion news
An article explains early speech development stages from crying to babbling and first words, noting parents should recognize normal progress and seek help if needed. It also reports Detroit News commentary on department stores expanding, citing B Altman expansion plans, escalator and power project investment as signs of recovering American business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Johan S. Burke
B. Altman & Co
Allman
Wouill
Choins
Detroit News
Gee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parrish
New York
Lucius Beebe
Walter Slezak
Leo
Metropolitan Opera House
Shubert Alley
Father Slezak
Caruso
Farrar
Destinn
Gott Beloude
Walter
Slezak
Old Man River
Jascha
Heifetz
Inusic
Curtis Institute
Am Cofters
Harpo Marx
Nino
Tanbark
Michael Bartlett
New England
Princeton Triangle
Bartlett, Sr
Lauritz Melchoir
Melchior the
Io Tultrast
Leuritz
Giovanni Martinelli
Italy
Francs
Laboratory OF Mars
Los Angeles
Queea World-Herald
Roy 1. Smith
D. D
Pinto & Church
Frederic J. Haskix
C.C.C
Department of Labor
G.C.C
Duenla
Achocl
C.C.G
Times Square
Mr. Griffith
Ashiera
Mae Marsh
Lillian Gish
Gleb
Tids
Hether
Edouard Daladier
France
DR. Morris Fishbetn
Edlier
Journal of the
American Medica’l Association
Firztia
Beale Marssies
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