Underwoods Delayed Return To Korea By War
Dr Horace H Underwood and his daughter Grace Hood College graduate faced disruption to plans to return to Korea in July due to the North Korean invasion. The pair, visiting relatives in Brooklyn, await guidance from Washington on next moves as Korea erupts. Grace has two brothers in Korea and Dr Underwood is tied to Chosun Christian University and mission work.
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Underwood Plans Move After Korea Visit To Washington
Dr. Underwood planned to leave for Washington to meet U S military government in Korea and serve as a temporary consultant. Grace would accompany her father to Hartford Conn where they had planned to stay until sailing. They spoke of not being surprised by the attack, having long expected turmoil since Korea was divided between U S and Russian forces, and noted uncertainty about what happened to the Underwood home in Seoul and their brother Horare.
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Seoul
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Underwood family ties and Kim girl in Seoul
Miss Underwood says speculation centers on her husband and seven year old son remaining in Korea. Rev John Underwood ministers in Chung Ju while Thorace Dy teaches at Chosun University and helps with mission projects. The family home is in Yunhi near Seoul. Kim’s family lived in Mapokou district while the father served as a government representative.
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Seoul
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Let Us Hope 50 Vacations Bring Paid Time Off
A light editorial urging employers to provide paid vacations as a rightful benefit. The piece advocates workers receiving time away with pay to reward long durations of labor and sustain morale. Written in a jovial tone by N A Lufburrow.
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Miss Prall Receives Fulbright To Teach In Greece
Miss Onica Prall associate professor of education and home economics at Head College will take a one year leave to accept a Fulbright scholarship for teaching home economics in Greece during 1940-41. She departs August 3 aboard the S S La Guardia for Superior College in Athens. Prall previously supervised a United Nations child feeding program from 1944 to 1946.
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Mark Scobell
Emimetsburg
Iowa
S. S. la Guardia
Ministry of Higher Education
Superior College
Athens
Miss Prall to lead economics integration in Greece
Miss Prall, a Hood College faculty member since 1929, will work with the Greek Ministry to create Home Economics and economics education opportunities. After refugee camp work in Palestine and time in Athens, she aims to establish domestic arts and nutrition programs and legislate for paid positions for economics graduates.
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Creech
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Hood
Town State College
Hood professor Pratt noted for Greek ministry role and home economics leadership
Miss Pratt, born in Chamberlain, South Dakota, with graduate work at Columbia and the University of Chicago, lived in Sioux City. She taught at Rock Rapids High School and Iowa State College before joining Hood College. A former national adviser on infant and preschool feeding to Greece’s Ministry of Supply, she directed vulnerable group feeding programs. She chaired Maryland and American Home Economics associations and notes estimates that 16 to 20 percent of U.S. economic effort goes into new capital goods.
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Chamberlain, SD
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Miss Pratt
American Home Economics Association
Maryland Home
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