Settlement House Observes Golden Jubilee of Founding
Cleveland's Hiram House marks 50 years since its founding by George A. Bellamy with ongoing support from the Community Chest. The article traces Bellamy’s vision from Michigan roots to Cleveland leadership, noting Progress City and foreign study visits, plus early community impact and broad civic involvement over a century in the making.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Hiram House
George A. Bellamy
Community Chest
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Hiram College
Boston
South End
Scmeone
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Cleveland Settlement
Hellemy
Progress City
Czechoslovakia
Cairo
Egypt
Japan
Ths
Bellary Tae
Legal Aid Society
Citgens’ Bureau
Cleveland Comimunty Chest
Chagrin Falls
Hirram House
Life in Soviet Russia Lacks Utopian Promise
Washington writer examines housing and union issues in the USSR, citing Moscow living space averages, Ukrainian and Belorussian conditions, and the five year plan. He notes low wages, union subordination to the state, and a cautious view of postwar life, contrasting with American housing standards and labor mechanisms. He references Communist in Action and UNRRA as sources.
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Washington, D. C
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Balkans
Pates
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America
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Wnner
Uncle Joe
Library of Congress
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National Capital Housing Authority
Uni
Ukraine
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John Fischer
UNRRA
Kiev
Fischer
Kharkov
Cluste
Envy of Women Oldest Man Does Not Look His Age
Cambridge Massachusetts report on the oldest U S man at 100 035 years old whose bones were found in a Palestine cave and sent to Harvard s Peabody museum The Neanderthal remains are described as not direct ancestors of modern humans yet resembling humans in appearance The discovery by Dr Theodore McCown includes bones of wild oxen indicating hunting and food use The bones survived bomb hits during WWII and were shipped from London for study
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Cambridge
Mass
United States
Harvard
Peabody Museum
London
Mt. Carmel
Paléstine
Theodore McCown
University of California
McCown
Arthur Keith
Royal College of Surgeons
Sleuth Nabs 2 000 Deserting Dads
George Henry Lamb, known as Bloodhound Lamb, has led the Queens County Abandonment Bureau for 28 years tracking down more than 20 fathers who deserted their children. He has pursued suspects across 48 states plus Cuba Canada and Mexico. His latest arrest totals nine one-trip catches after returning from California. He favors settlements where possible stating a jailed father is worse than a father who deserts.
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Hollywood
George Henry Lamb
Lamb
Bors and
Omeman Posse
Queens County Abandonment Bureau
States
Cuba
Canada
Mexico
California
Gold Medal Driver Husband Admits
CHICAGO A Chicago man James J Ingels had a gold medal struck for his wife after she drove 300000 miles without an accident or traffic ticket The National Safety Council formed a national club of safe women drivers called Wonder Wives with Ingels as the No 1 charter member Any wife who has driven 10000 miles or more without incident may join if her husband signs the declaration
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Chicago
National Safety Council
James J. Ingels
Safe Wonmen
Wonder Wives
Ingels
Nevada recalls map omitting Boulder City in Nevada tour guide
A state tourist map distribution was halted by Gov. Vail Pis man after Boulder City Nevada’s fourth largest town was left out. The guide was condemned by 5,200 Boulder City residents who demanded destruction of all erroneous copies and reprinting in corrected form was ordered.
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Boulder City
New
Vail Pisman
Nevada
Kentucky physician honored for five decades of service
A Kentucky physician received tribute from his townsfolk for delivering 5 482 babies over 47 years, with no wrong procedures. The item also notes a 1 year old mountaineer, a 1 year old wife with a nine pound baby, and a request to raise the old age pension.
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Kentucky
Fragmentary note on cave ends and fish incident in Lombard
A garbled report describes terminal caves ending similarly to those on trees in Lombard Montana. It cites a cause linked to two large fish lodged or a telecrane of an animal, likely dropped by a fish hawk that failed to notice a fish could not swim.
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Lombard
Mont
Closet That Fits Into Waste Space Design
A fragmented catalog note describes a space saving closet design with swing out doors, deep storage for linens, and adjustable shelving. It mentions pattern numbers and materials for a compact wardrobe solution, highlighting practical steps to fit more storage in limited spaces.
Fragmentary Dialogue Passages From Obscure Text
A garbled excerpt presents a quarrel between characters, including a line labeled “That’s It Now, my son” and a demand to “tell me why you punished you.” The text repeats a numeric sequence and a misquoted phrase, obscuring full context and identities.
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Fragmented exchange hints at age and eligibility debate
A garbled dialogue shows Miss Green questioning if a man is too old to be eligible, while Miss Brown responds with a cryptic remark about being drawn to him. The scene hints at a concealed romance or social implication as a man unexpectedly appears from a wallet.
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Miss Green
Miss Brown
Rear Seat Talk Sparks Advisory Wife Acknowledgment
In a candid exchange the discussion turns to car ownership with a witty line about the wife’s role. The husband notes she yearns to drive the car, and she replies that she would assist in an advisory capacity. The moment playful hints at partnership in decision making.
Hero Slapped in Face Scene Sparks Child’s Question
A dramatic moment in the film shows the hero slapping the bee in the face. The audience sits enthralled as a child asks why she does not strike back like her mother.
One nut holds the car together and can knock it apart
A concise statement notes that hundreds of nuts hold an automobile together yet a single nut has the power to separate it. This perspective underscores the critical role of a lone fastener amid many components in a vehicle's structure.
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