Normal Girls Engaged to Teach School of One
A college class day at the Normal College features five hundred graduates slated to teach in private schools of one. President Hunter warns such teachers must master patience and psychology, with humorous statistics and prophecies underscoring the event.
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Normal College
Hunter
Board of Education
Wistan
Rose E. Merk
Pompadour
Florence Cornell
Madeline Lee
Nellie Claren
Beatrice Humphrey
Helen Eichord
Norma. Kughler
A. Ethelwyn Lockhart
A. Charlotte Edebobls
Florence A. Cornell
Regina Gannon
Miss Cornell
Therand Ballroom
Hotel Astor
PITTANCES PAID TEACHERS AND WOMEN LEAVING FOR BETTER PAY
A letter from a reader recounts a teaching career with low pay compared to nursing. She describes salaries in New York area schools, the gap with male principals, and her shift to nursing where she earned more and had authority. She argues women seek independence and will leave teaching as they gain power.
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the Tribune
National Education Association
Sam
Te Ft
New York State
Wmited
New England
Harvard
Yale
Dartmouth
Smith
New York
T Kim
New York City
Amed NU
Manhattan
Tribune Sunshine Society supports paralyzed boy and outing fund
Community notes detail donations to the Tribune Sunshine Society and activities at Arlington New Jersey, including a charity outing for the paralyzed boy, mothers and children at a gathering hosted by Mrs. Belle G. Dutcher, and a distribution of express boxes and funds to aid widows, rent relief, and Labrador Seamen’s Mission via Dr Grenfell.
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Florence Gibb Pratt
E. HL. C
May
Arlington
N. J
Belle G. Dutcher
Jordan
Hostes
General Society
Bertram Mackenzie
Robbie Cornwall
Stanley Greenwood
Willie English
Clarence Purns
Tribune Sunshine
Willie Dennis
Helen Craig
Greenwood
Martin
Motzgar
Chatterier
Trwin
Kasal
Heath
Brockway
Turnbull
Dennis
Calmer
Lawrence
Kennedy
Eb.t. Galloway
Rutherford
Ada Galloway
Mildred Reid
Manhattan
C. V. Dorsch
No. 10
Scott-Uda
Rearing children wisdom and self control
An experienced note from Mrs. Clausine Mann argues that child rearing begins before birth, emphasizing parental self control, love, and wisdom as the core blessings. She discusses discipline, temper, honesty, diet, jealousy, and truthful behavior based on long experience and practical examples.
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Brent
HE. Mann
Reading materials and seed package donations noted
A reader's column mentions coreopsis seed from an unknown friend for the Holland branch, reading material from Miss Lindsly of Washington DC, magazines from Mrs. Hencken, and a trunk acknowledged by R. W. Pierce of Brooklyn. The reading matter will be sent to a Sunday school in New York State per a requested submission.
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Holland
Immigration debate questions value of new arrivals
Dr. Leo K Frankel of United Hebrew Charities spoke at the Summer School of Philanthropy arguing immigration restriction is a defining issue for 1950 America. He warned the true test of immigrants lies in their children across generations, noting Greek, Slavic, Jewish, and Italian arrivals merit scrutiny for assimilation and impact on institutions.
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Leo K. Frankel
United Hebrew Charities
Summer School of Philanthropy
United Charities
America
Ellis Island
Immigration Restriction League
Europe
Carl Kelsey
Public School No 93 graduation marks gala day in Amsterdam
Public School No 93 celebrated graduation for class of 190 with 119 girls receiving diplomas. The program included hoop drill, dancing, club swinging, recitations and songs by pupils. Medals for proficiency were awarded to several students, and diplomas were presented by Dr Joseph S Taylor with addresses by officials including Commissioner Nicholas J Barrett.
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Amsterdam-ave
D-St
Annie Thomas
Edith Rosenblatt
David G. Wyille
William F. Bennet
Abraham Gruber
John Dwyer
William P. Manning
Edward D. O'Brien
Louis Werner
Nicholas J. Barrett
Normal College
Fen
Wadielzh
Emma S Landrine
Relief Program Aims Aid For Tenement Sufferers
The Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor outlines relief methods for heat refugees. It plans Sea Breeze relocation for 23000 babies and mothers and 250000 public baths, but hundreds remain unassisted. Immediate help is asked for seven hundred homes with July relief needs totaling $2000. Send gifts to Robert Shaw Minturn, treasurer, 165 East 22d Street.
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Association For
Robert Shaw Minturn
East 22D-St
The Tribune Pattern Morning Jacket Ad
A graceful and becoming morning jacket is always welcome. No matter how many the wardrobe, there is room for one more. This jacket is desirable, simple to make, and requires minimal labor. It uses lawn material with Valen ciennes insertion and is seasonable.
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Valenciennes
Pattern Directions for Women's Garments and Patterns
The notice explains suitable fabrics for different weather, listing materials like design batiste linen and thinner washable fabrics, Scotch flannel and alba tross for cooler days. It provides yardage for medium size, banding, and face reins, and mentions pattern sizes 22 M4 38 and tech bust. Send requests to Pattern Department New York Tribune with postage details.
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Batiste
New-York Tribune
Engines for New Battleships Plans and Navy Orders
Washington June 2 Navy Bureau of Steam Engineering outlines tentative engine plans for the battleships South Carolina and Michigan offering twin or triple screw options with steam turbine and other drives. Army and Navy orders list officers reassigned or detailed for exams, duties, and station changes across forts, barracks, and ships. Navy vessel movements show arrivals at Gardiner's Bay Philadelphia and Port Liberte and offshore tranfers among Kentucky Maine Alabama and other craft with departures to Newport Provincetown and Juneau.
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Bureau of Steam Engineering
Navy Department
South Carolina
Michigan
Kentucky
Avaynensville
Maine
Alabama
Colorado
Vesuvilis
Boston
Newport
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Tompkinaville
Provincetown
Hannibal
Bradford
Lambert Point
Jag
Monte Cristi
Port Liberte
Port Angeles
Juneau
Wyoming
Panama
Acalutia
Chicago
Perry
Saturn
Breme
Harlem Fire Precaution Expands Units for Fourth of July
Chief Edward F. Croker orders extra fire protection in Harlem for Independence Day. Five Harlem engine and truck companies will double from noon July 4 to midnight, with additional apparatus aiding downtown units. The surplus gear will stay near central fire stations to guard residential areas where past July fire losses occurred.
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Edward F. Croker
New York Fire Department
Harlem
Secur
Upper West Side
Croker
Firemen's Exemption Struggle to Reach Courts
Queens veteran and exempt firemen groups in Long Island City demand an examination of exemption rolls claiming improper entries. They expect court scrutiny as they challenge how veterans and other members obtain exemptions. Corporation Counsel Delaney says process is legal, but applicants rush to the Board of Aldermen for certification, the sole legal issuing body.
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Queens
Long Island City
Spen
Fremen
Iiegal
Delaney
Board of Aldermen
Subway Exits Through Saloons Prohibited By Transit Board
The Rapid Transit Commission banned subway exits through saloons and allowed subway signs in the Harlem extension pending a court settlement between Interborough and Ward & Gow. The Controller opposed sale of papers and gambling devices. Extensions may proceed if no mercian diving is allowed. A June death of Helen J Carter affected Public School No 8 graduation exercises.
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Rapid Transit Commission
Harlem
Interborough
Ward & Gow
Helen J. Carter
Petnepala
Weddernoon
Pcelock
Girls and misses bathing suits and outfits price list
A catalog of girls clothing with price points for cotton and wool ensembles in navy blue black and patterned combinations. Items include short and sleeved jackets dresses two piece suits and nautical styled surf cloth pieces with trims in white red and plaid, priced from 50 cents to 3.75 dollars.
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Union
White lawn and trim offer for light summer dress
Fine 25¢ white lawn 15 inches wide. Six yards less than one dollar for a pretty summer dress. a few yards of German Valenciennes edging adds slight cost. Basement.
Dresses for Girls First Sale at 150 Each
Fifty Guimpe Dresses in blue and red at 150 Each and Andersons ingham Russian effect dresses at 175 Each. Sizes 6 to 16 years. Regular stock adds cool white lawn dresses with lace trim priced 125 150 and 175. Second floor Ninth street.
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Anderson
Ingham
Ninth Street
Broadway
Tenth St
Low Prices On Hand-made Lingerie French
Advertisement-style note promoting inexpensive handmade lingerie items. French fabrics with hand embroidery and Valenciennes lace. items include chemises corset covers drawers and nainsook with ruffles and ribbon details. prices range from 2.50 to 3.50, with references to value comparisons.
Parsons Sees Weaver With City Investigation Team
Philadelphia June 29 William Barclay Parsons engineering expert who will supervise the physical work on the city's filter plants arrived with his brother H de B Parsons. They met Mayor Weaver and attorneys Gordon and Mac Veagh for a long conference. The mayor has halted payments on certain contracts pending fraud findings by expert accountants. Civil suits are expected soon. criminal prosecutions remain uncertain against contractors or officials who knew of specification changes Weaver complains of.
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Philadelphia
William Barclay Parsons
New York
H. de B. Parsons
Weaver
Messrs
Gordon and
MacVeagh
Are Fast Trains Dangerous Explained by a Science Review
The Scientific American analyzes rail safety noting that high speed raises the risk of an engine breaking through or derailing on misaligned switches. It cites incidents where fast trains encountered animals and obstacles on grade and one case of a derailed engine due to a stray billiard ball analogy to illustrate danger at speed.
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Takots
Tran
Cees
Etebacad
Train safety and derailment risks in high speed rail
The text notes that engineers often hit lighter obstructions to speed trains, citing an incident where the Twentieth Century Limited passed through a boxcar spanning the track with minimal damage, implying a derailment risk on slower trains and highlighting instinctive recognition of such dangers.
Love in Lectures. Ely Weds Speaker Before League
The June 7 marriage of Robert Erskine Ely and Miss Rudolphina Scheer was announced yesterday. Ely, secretary and leader of the League for Political Education, oversees annual civic and economic lecture series at 23 West 44th Street, New York City. The bride, from Amsterdam, came to attend a league lecture. mother Mrs. Rudolph Scheffer of Amsterdam helped arrange the wedding at Ely’s mother's home in Binghamton, New York.
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Robert Erskine Ely
Rudolphina Scheer
Richard Ely
Binghamton
N.Y
Ely
League For Political Education
West 44Th St
Scheffer
Amsterdam
Holland
Bee
Eig
Twombly Buys West Livingston Farm in Orange
In Orange on June 29 the West Livingston farm of the Vincent estate was purchased by H McKay Twombly from Frank Ward. The 270 acre property lies near Florham Park and Madison estate, planned for Twombly’s farming and Guernsey cattle import. The herd size prompted the purchase for new farmland and residence nearby.
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Orange
N. J
Frank ¢. Ward
West Livingstone
Thomas Vincent
H. McKay Twombly
ioSena
Blorham Park
Ening
Raed
Eal
Amd
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