Freshman Senator Irving Ives Sets Work Precedent in Congress
New York Senator Irving Ives, a precise and diligent lawmaker, mixes a devout Presbyterian faith with a relentless work habit. He edits all his writings, avoids vague bills, and often works past midnight in the Senate Office Building, even on Sundays to fulfill wartime duties.
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Washington
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Irving McNeil Ives
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New York State Assembly
Senate
Presbyterian Church
Ives A Labor Leader Close Friend Of Dewey And Statesman
Ives, longtime Republican figure and former Speaker of the New York Assembly, became Dean of Cornell's Labor Relations School after helping craft model state labor and anti discrimination laws. His friendship with Gov. Dewey grew from their years in New York politics and Ives eventual Senate bid.
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Hobart
France
Germany
Elizabeth Minette Skinner
Atlantic
Pacific
End Of Freight Car Shortage Near
Washington reports the Association of American Railroads foresees the freight car shortage ending. Warren C. Kendall, chairman of the car service division, said assurances exist that materials will soon allow building as many as 10,000 new cars per month, up from 3,000 monthly in the prior 20 months. He noted orders for 100,000 cars and readiness to order 25,000 more.
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Association of American Railroads
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Association
Car Service Division
Kendall
House Commerce Committee
Scholarship Costs Money At Harvard
Harvard spends twice as much on its book collections as on undergraduate library needs. The library budget totals 1.2 million dollars annually, with 200 thousand for undergraduates and 545 thousand for graduate and research use plus 419.5 thousand for special collections. Harvard ranks second to the Library of Congress in total holdings, with 4.9 million volumes and a 30 million endowment at four percent. Metcalf believes 100 thousand volumes suffice for undergraduates while 500 thousand could form the best working library.
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Harvard University
Keyes D. Metcalf
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Metcalf
Drama School Goes to Hills For Summer
Burnsville hosts a six week summer drama program affiliated with the University of North Carolina Woman’s College offering full college credits in theatre arts. The program opens July 21 and runs through August with ten performances of Broadway productions beginning August 1, hosted by Burnsville Playhouse and supported by the Veterans Administration.
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Lordly Mount Mitchell
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Womans College
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Burnsville Playhouse, Inc
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Adoption Law Study Questioned In Charleston County
Charleston welfare officials have been asked to study adoption practices after 11 deeds indenturing children were registered last year. The director notes new owners gain custody until age 21 or the indenture term, with limited inheritance and no social security or welfare rights. The laws allow rapid placements without investigation.
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S. C
Welfare Department
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South Carolina
State Department of Public Welfare
S. Marshall Sanders
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Sanders
Too Many Parties Says Piper Cub Manufacturer
Hollywood NEA reports William T. Piper, founder of Piper Aircraft, criticized industry hype over parties and promoted practical sales. He argued aviation should target utility for older buyers, especially farmers, and proposed an airport rent-a-plane model to boost usage and defend fewer big producers. He noted his firm lost money but hoped for long-term resilience.
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Furnished Bedroom for Rent on Bus Line
Desirable furnished bedroom for rent on a main bus line. Includes convenient location and contact by phone at 8348.
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Desiree
High Point Hotel
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