What Women Seek From Congress
April 20 Washington. The women’s joint congressional committee posts a dozen hearings to monitor bills affecting women. Key indorsements include Sheppard-Towner and related maternity bills, education department creation, home economics, civil service status for prohibition officers, and a new budget system. Other aims cover child labor, honest fabrics, packing regulation, and honest weights.
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Waspington
Women's Joint Congressional Committee
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General Federation of Women's Clubs
General Federation
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Smith-Towner
Senate
Towner
Department of Education
Great Britain
United States
District of Columbia
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Civil Service
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Yellowstone Lake
Yellowstone National Park
Women’s Bureau
Department of Commerce
Home Loan Bank
Federal Reserve Act
No Mystery About It Now
Washington reports that underlying causes for the unusually warm early spring remain a weather bureau mystery. March ranks as one of the warmest on record across the East with bright clear days, while barometric pressure patterns offering cold-season explanations were not clearly identified. Vegetation shows advanced growth and a late frost damaged buds only modestly, while January and February also posted warmth in the middle west and east.
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Weather Bureau
United States
Alaska
America
Middle West
East
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San Francisco
Prince Albert Sees Postwar Pleaure Craze Easing
In New York the Monaco prince predicts a long transition after war as serious minds grow more serious and pleasure seekers harder to restrain. He notes two lasting aftereffects: more births and more people pursuing worldly pleasures, while science funds and labs face war-related cuts.
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Albert
Prince of
Monaco
Ritz- Carlton
Monte Carlo
Prince Albert
America
Europe
Themelves
Prince
Atlantis
Americas
Ocean
Earth
Mount Holyoke Census Shows Fathers’ Professions Shape Daughters’ College Attainment
A Mount Holyoke College census reveals professional men comprise slightly over three percent of the male population, yet 33.8 percent of enrolled students have professional fathers. Farmers show the least interest, with only eight percent of daughters from farming families. Tradesmen follow professionals in sending daughters to college, with ten percent of men in trades and twenty four percent of students having tradesmen fathers.
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Mount Holyoke
Greenville Nine Aims To Strengthen Sudden South Atlantic Club
The Greenville South Atlantic league team is weak in one outfield and two infield positions but efforts are underway to bolster the lineup before the season opens Monday April 25. Pitching prospects look strong though players complain of poor condition due to unseasonable weather.
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