Washington State blazes trail for police science advance
Washington State College hosts Mei Ko Wang, a Chinese student set to earn the first master of arts in police science and administration. The program, led by W A Leonard, links to Seattle chief selection by national exams and expands to global policing reforms and research.
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Pullman
Wash
Seattle
W. A.leonard
Washington State College
Journal of Criminal Law
Northwestern University
Washington State
Mei Ko-Wang
Chungking
Nagpur University
India
Los Angeles
August Vollmer
Berkeley
Calif
Vollmer
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Leonard
Harvard
Northwestern
California
Washington
Texas
Charles W. Cullea
San Francisco
Homer Garrison, Jr
Rationing continues with sugar stamps retained
Officials remind that War Ration Book No 4 remains valid and sugar supplies do not end rationing. Spare stamps will be designated as sugar stamps from time to time to ensure ongoing control.
Puzzle Answer Grid From Saturday’s Horizont
Eugene Sheffer’s horizontal puzzle solution list includes clues and numbered answers such as a sea eagle, a hydrated aluminum silicate, and a portable stove. The grid features entries across and down, with references to biblical, geographic, and botanical terms.
Tithed wheat trials and tomato talks in rural musings
W A Bivins reflects on farming rewards and a biblical wheat tithe demonstration led by Perry Hayden of Tecumseh Michigan. The piece muses on seed soil sowers and harvests with anecdotes from farmers preachers and a tomato patch tale plus a line about a new degreaser product.
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Perry Hayden
Tecumseh
Michigan
West Virginia
United States
Henry Ford
Adrian
Fair Grounds
Congress
Pop
North Carolina
Junaluska
Mom
Duke Nursing Dean Resigns to Pursue Chicago Masters
Miss Margaret Pinkerton resigns as dean of the Duke university school of nursing and director of Duke hospital nursing service to study for a master's degree at the University of Chicago. She leaves Durham September 1. a successor is not yet named. Pinkerton became dean in October 1939.
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Durham
Margaret Pinkerton
Duke University School of Nursing
Duke Hospital
University of Chicago
Railroad Rate Hearing Begins Anew Today
ASHEVILLE June 10 Testimony resumed in the interstate commerce commission hearing. The Caroli Coal Consumers Conference and others seek lower freight rates for coal shipped into the Carolinas. N B Correll of Winston Salem assistant traffic manager R J Reynolds Tobacco pany testified, noting Pocahontas mine rates to Virginia destinations are lower than to Winston-Salem and urging a rate cut to 2.35 dollars per ton from 2.80.
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Asheville
Interstate Com Commission
Caroli Coal Consumers Conference
Carolinas
N. B. Correll
Winston4lem
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Pany
Pocahontas
Ginia
Winston-Salem
Iion
Winston
Richmond man seeks acquittal in murder case on appeal
Samuel R. Epes of Richmond asks the South Supreme Court to acquit him of murder by poisoning and suffocation in the death of his wife Mary Lee Williams Epes. Brown, his counsel, contends the state failed to prove the motive and means. The case stems from her February disappearance and a life prison sentence following conviction last September.
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Samuel R. Epes
Richmond
South Supreme Court
Epes
Sty Senate
Gar A. Brown
Mary Lee Williams Epes
Epes Tal
Columbia
S. C
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Atlas Products
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Comfort
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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YMCA
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WBIG
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