Mother's Day to Have New Meaning in New York
A national campaign to redefine Mother's Day as a push for improved maternity care is announced for May 10. Led by the Maternity Center Association of New York and supported by women’s clubs, health groups, physicians, and civic leaders, the effort cites high maternal death rates and calls for public education and better care to save mothers. Prominent organizers listed include Mrs. Kermit Roosevelt and Mrs. E. Marshall Field.
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New York
John Sloane
Maternity Center Association
United States
Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Federal
Public Health Administration
General Cumming
Grace Abbott
Children's Bureau
Washington, DC
Maternity Center Association of
New York City
Kermit Roosevelt
Argust Belmont
E. Marshall Field
Jeremiah Milbank
Robert L. Gerry
John R
Washington Heights to Close Lincoln Parish High School
The Lincoln Parish Colored High School in Washington Heights, Ruston suburb, will close on Friday May 8 with graduation exercises at 7 30 pm. The public is invited. J A Bacoats, president of Leland College Louisiana, will give the commencement address. Special seats will be provided for white attendees.
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Lincoln Parish
Washington Heights
Ruston
J. A. Bacoats
Leland College
Baker
Louisiana
Bacoats
Texas
Organizing Alumni Guioop at Mappa Sorority Chapter
Alumni group at Alpha Chi Chapter of Mappa Sorority met at Vienna Street for a reunion as Mrs Lanse Boltaecdesagape led the gathering. Mrs Chuy Higuera elected president, Mio Kauvahaieh secretary, Ale Eadle Frobison treasurer, with other officers named and plans for the upcoming term outlined.
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Alphi Chi
Mappa
Dty
Taniea
Tech
Lanse
Mero Choy
How Faye Sho
Mawnatay li
Jennie Marhin
Sly Marte Dude
Annual Tea Day Convention Tracks Community Event
Fragmentary notice highlights a tea day convention with mentions of Kathleen and Will, plus references to programs and activities. Vague terms suggest a local gathering with schedule notes and ceremonial elements. No specific dates, places, or clear outcomes are readable from the OCR.
Revival of Lake Charles Event Led by Foster and Fo Shartess
Lake Charles revival led by J Alton Foster of the Library Board and Miss Dole Fo Shartess, state supervisor of co libraries, with Miss Graham unable to attend the convention but her report sent in time for presentation before meetings.
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Lake Charles
J. Alton Foster
Unemployment Status Reduced By Commission Meeting
Indianapolis April 28 The National Employment Commission or The American Legion will meet at National Headquarters to review work this year and discuss the national situation and possible new employment moves. Legion officials include Howard Savage as chairman and Jerome Dugean as vice chairman with members Wayne Davis Frank Murphy David Simpson and Harald Redden. Reports from posts nationwide show March unemployment at 6,270,000 and 176,000 jobs added through Legion efforts, based on a percentage of posts reporting.
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Indianapolis
Ind
National Employnment Commission
The
American Legion
Howard PB. Savage
West Adams Street
the Legion
Employment Commission
Jerome P. Dugean
St. Louis
Wayne B Davis
San Antonio
Tex
Frank Murphy
Detroit
David BB. Simpson
Eric
Harald P. Redden
Spinefield
Mass
Legion
United States
Communitivs Laree
Sept
Funeral to be held for Col. Robert Ewing in New Orleans
The funeral for Col. Robert Ewing, longtime publisher of the New Orleans States and other papers, will be held Wednesday at 2:30 PM in New Orleans. Born 1859 in Mobile, he led major newspapers and served as Democratic National Committeeman from Louisiana. He leaves two marriages and six children.
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Calonel Robert Ewing
New Orleans
Lousiana
States
Public Fe
Shreveport Times
Monroe Morning World News Star
Ewing
American Publishers Association
Associated Press Organization
Colonel Ewing
Louisiana
Mobile
Ala
Ife
May Dunbrack
Nova Scotia
James Lindsay
John Dunbrack
Monroe Monroe
News-Star
FB. Ci. Brown
Grace Nolan Mackay
Kansas City
St. Charles Avenue
Appropriations Being Paid by State Treasurer Conner
State Treasurer H. B. Conner has arranged a $1,305,000 borrowing to cover the deficit in the 1931 general fund. Regular appropriations are being paid, after the board of liquidation approved the loan with legislative consent, replacing warrants he deemed lacking sufficient revenue.
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H. B. Conner
Races for U S Winsome Miss Loretta Turnbull Lead USA Bid
Loretta Turnbull, University of California coed, sails from New York for international motor races in Italy with a strong 1930 driving record. Santa Barbara notes her upcoming trek as police consider amending a bathing ordinance while Goteborg plans a $1,000,000 theater project. Enahind’s death rate halves over the last decade.
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Loretta Turnbull
University of California
America
Fake Cgurida
Italy
New York
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