Commentary and anecdotes from W. A. Bivins column
A syndicated miscellany by W. A. Bivins includes social observations on swindlers promising fortunes, a humorous North Carolinian tale in Buffalo, a dog’s affectionate moment, reflections on public safety during strikes, criticism of southern senators filibustering on the Fair Employment Practices bill, and notes on 1922 Outlook reorganization discussions.
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Washington
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Senate
Blackstone
Outlook
Congress
John Adams
Veterans Advice and GI Bill Questions Here
Major Thomas M. Nial answers readers on veteran ads and job hunting. He explains VA hospital costs, guidebooks on colleges, GI bill course length limits, loan guarantees, and farm home business loan terms with specifics on durations and guarantees.
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Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Horizont Clues
A compact list of across and down crossword clues from a Eugene Sheffer puzzle with multiple entries across a range of word lengths and topics including people, objects, and actions. Answers would fill a standard grid, covering humorous, descriptive, and descriptive phrases across themes.
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del Torres
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Wall Street Journal
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American Council On Education
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Washington, D. C
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