Women in the News and Geology at Texas
Zorra Kilgore is the only coed majoring in geology at the University of Texas and aims to be a mining engineer saying she likes the outdoors. Mary Elizabeth Mahrer, 19, is the only coed to undertake the four year medical engineering course at the University of Maryland. Princess Maxhide, visiting the United States, tours a Salvation Army home in Brooklyn with an inmate. Anne Clark of Boston and Nahant attends Harvard costume ball with her fiancé John Roosevelt.
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Zorra Kilgore
University of Texas
Mary Elizabeth Mahrer
University of Maryland
Maxhide
King Zog of
Albania
U. S
Salvation Army
Foundlings
Brooklyn
Anne Clark
Boston
Nahant
Mass
Harvard
Hasty Pudding Club
John Roosevelt
Gibson Girl Comes Back In 1938 Spring Fashions
Adelaide Keer reports Gibson Girl influence resurfaces in 1938 spring styles with high necklines, veiled sailor hats, and hatpins. New blouse and skirt combos revive late 19th century lines, including bloused blouses with high necks, pleated skirts, and updated Merry Widow hats. Violets cluster as a nod to classic elegance.
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Adelaide Keer
Gibson Girl
Howard Hodge
Can An Airplane Sink A Battleship Army Navy Debate
Army and Navy clash over whether aircraft can sink battleships. Army air corps propose long range bombers as first line of defense while navy defends battleship armor and sea denial. The Utah bombing test and secret bomb sight are cited as evidence and counterpoints.
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Army
Navy
America
Pacific
Army Air Corps
Air Corps
Maly
Mediterranean
Utah
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Marlborough
Jutlane
Espana
Panay
China
William D. Leahy
Naval Operations
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Paris
Mainbacher
Suzanne Talbot
Japan
U. S. Department of Agriculture
John Ousts
Bronx
N.Y
Harvey C. Rentschler
Robert F. James
Misomnelé
N. J
New Jersey
Gulf Stream
Miami Beach
Gladys Lovinger
The
College of the City of New York
William Laverty
North Wales
Roger
Anne Searles Wheeler
Coxsackie, N. Y
Gibson Girls
Devon Francis
AP Aviation
Suez Canal
Maryland