Who Knows and What reveals experts across topics
HAL Boyle notes publishers Who Knows and What list about 18 000 authorities on 33 000 subjects in a 907 page Blue Book costing 200 000. The piece mocks omissions such as love and mentions authorities on animals sex and communism while noting missing figures like Kinsey. A filed note reports Richard A. Wood’s $500 000 suit against Stanborn Construction Co. for injuries at Oxon Hill housing project in 1951.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Princeton Museum of Natural History
Emily Post
Amy Vanderbilt
Walter David Ellison
US Navy
Sen. McCarthy
J.B. Matthews
Kinsey
Bernard Samuel Greenberg
Frank Hychand
Baltimore
Richard A. Wood
Stanborn Construction Co
Oxon Hill
Wood
When Two Homes Meet A Young Mother's Dilemma
Dorothy Dix counsels a 20 year old mother with two children on whether to stay in her apartment or move in with her mother and stepfather. She weighs finances, childcare, and harmony to decide if a merger can work, offering practical tips and encouraging home projects to pass time. The column also answers readers about dating pressures and a second marriage with a first wife’s memento.
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Suit Seeks 18000 From Railroad Over Termination
Thomas N. Atkins of Brunswick files in Circuit Court against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company and two Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers bodies, claiming a corrupt conspiracy cost him employment as an engineer since May 1931. He cites long service, high seniority, and no pending charges, asking damages of 18000 with lawyers Robert E. Clapp Jr. and Benjamin B. Rosenstock.
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Thomas N. Atkins
Brunswick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Grand International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Division 452
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Atkins
Brotherhood
Grand Brotherhood
General Committee of Adjustement
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Benjamin B. Rosenstock
Automatic factory near future records motion with tape control
Critics debate progress as an automatic factory advances toward reality. An electronic control now operates machines via a tape recorder similar to broadcasting units but records motion instead of sound, signaling a key technological step forward.
Anniversaries and Birthdays Chronicle 18th–20th Century Figures
A compact roll of notable birthdays and historical milestones. Figures include William Bainbridge born Princeton New Jersey 1774 and Sidney Dillon born Northampton New York, plus Varina Howell Davis born Natchez Mississippi and Joseph Cannon born Guilford North Carolina. Today's history recalls Columbia University King’s College 1755 and Cunard Line Lusitania sinking in 1915. Birthdays feature Archibald MacLeish Lyman Briggs Warren Burgess Anne Baxter Gary Cooper and others.
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William Bainbridge
Princeton
N. J
Sidney Dillon
New York
Union Pacific R. A
Northampton
N.Y
Varina Howell Davis
Natchez
Miss
Joseph G. Cannon
Illnois
Guilford
N. C
Fannie Stone Newberry
Monroe
Mich
Charles Lathrop Pack
Leaington
Columbia University
New York City
King's College
Intana
Congress
Vincennes
American Peace Society
Vatican
Cunard Line
Lusitania
Liverpool
Irish
Rum Row
Army Air Corps
Germany
Eisenhower
Reims
France
Laos
Archibald MacLeish
Harvard
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Library of Congress
Glencoe
Ill
Lyman J. Briggs
National Bureau of Standards
Barry Co
Warren Randolph Burgess
Treasury Department
Horoscope Advice Warns of Trust and Career Pitfalls
Born at Nevada, Mo., 64 years ago. Today’s horoscope promises a blend of subtleness and steadfast purpose with strong mental reasoning to push a career. Seize opportunities but choose friends wisely, as a misunderstanding or false security could prove fatal.
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Nevada
Browningsville Homemakers Meet At Mrs Zager Home
The Browningsville Homemakers club met at Mrs Matilda Zager home with 12 members and four visitors. Mrs Helena Lewis opened the meeting with the Lord's Prayer. Co hostesses were Mrs Beulah Zager and Mrs Ethel Beasley. Announcements included the Goodwill Embassy tour and tea. National Home Demonstration
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Browningsville Homemakers’ Club
Matilda Zager
Beulah Zager
Ethel Beasley
Helena Lewis
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