Americans elect home economics leaders at national convention
Miss Gladys Branegan of Montana State College Bozeman was chosen president to lead the American Home Economics association's 16000 members. Miss Day Monroe of Washington D C was elected vice president. Mrs Dora S Tewis of Seattle and Miss Mildred Horton of Texas also earned national officer posts as the gathering in Cleveland concluded Friday with a series of group meetings and elections.
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American Home Economics Association
Gladys Branegan
Montana State College
Bozeman
Mont
Nations
Helen Judy Bond
New York City
Gunner Hotel
Miss Day Monroe
Washington
B.C
Unites States Bureau of Home Economics
Dora 8. Tewis
Seattle
Texas
Mildred Horton
College Brathon
Wylie B. McNeal
St Paul
Minn
Clara Brown
St. Paul
Norma Albright
Columbus
Ohia
Mms
W. Wood
Phvenix
Jon
Sune
Cleveland
Ohio
A mi
Cou
Homemakers Meet Luncheon At 30th Anniversary Convention
Speakers at the noon luncheon include Mrs Bond presiding with a general meeting to follow. Afternoon sessions feature eight round tables on family economics relationships foods nutrition and housing for homemakers. Sessions cover consumer wood standardization and talks by Katharine McFarland Ansley and others from Washington DC.
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Bond
P.m. Fiiday
Katherine McFar
Farm Families Need Advice From Report Highlights
Elizabeth Rivers of Milwaukee chairing three committees at the American Farm Association convention presented findings. She noted many farm families have low incomes and limited cash reserves. The report urges better recordkeeping and targeted remedies to raise farmer financial stability.
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Elizabeth Rivers
Milwaukee
Aes
Use of Food Control Plan Recommended for Cafeterias
A report from Miss Docathea Bel NY of Syracuse urges cafeterias to adopt a food control plan. She says it should be simple yet detailed, with full menu planning, prudent buying, proper supervision, and accurate records. Once the menu is chosen, a duly rated list is prepared and quotations are obtained from competing vendors.
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Tf Tome Econant
Miss. Docathea Bel NY
Syracuse
Educator Elected as New Rotary Head in 1940
CLEVELAND June 23 69 An Eastern educator with years of Rotary service Hicks Walter D Tread 56 Montclair N J master of Montclair Academy Montclair N J was elected by Rotarys thirtieth annual convention to lead Rotary International succeeding George C Hager of Chicago He will serve until the 1940 convention in Rhode Island
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Rotary
Clevelang
Rotary International
Hicks Walter D. Tread
Montelair Academy
Montclatr
N. J
George C. Hager
Chicago
Keree
Riadd
Bloom Neutrality Bill Faces House Vote Strain
Washington report on June 23 notes House leaders remain unsure of enough votes to pass Sol Bloom's neutrality resolution. A survey by Democrat James G. Scrugham signals possible changes to powers granting the president authority to declare combat areas. Bloom publishes a 50-editorial pamphlet in government print at public expense to rally support, a move seen as unprecedented and potentially breachful of protocol.
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Washington
House
James G. Scrugham
Nevaria
Democrats
Sol Bloom
New York
Foreign Affairs
Bloom
Congressional Record
House Committee
Democratic National Committee
Swu Dy Veuran House
Senate
Airus
WRITE TO CONGRESS ON NEUTRALITY BILL
Public notice urges citizens to contact senators and representatives to oppose Sol Bloom's neutrality bill. It argues the measure would abandon embargoes, allow the president to pick winners for arms sales, and drag the U United States into a European war. Citizens are urged to press for keeping the nation out of foreign entanglements.
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America
Congress
Sol Bloom
Keller Heads ML Serie Fire Civil Service Board
Keller was elected chair of the San Antonio fire and police civil service board at the first meeting of the new administration. Col. Charles M. Roberts became vice chair and Dr. Sidney FR. Kaliski was named secretary. Roberts succeeds Robert Michael. Kaliski succeeds Lawrence Pytel. The board welcomed new AML officers and heard a call for thorough investigations of all applicants, with Chief W. Wilson of Wichita lending guidance.
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Herald W. Keller Priday
Fire Aid Police Civil Service Board
Keller
San Antonio Real Estate Board
Henry A. Menger
Col
Charles M. Roberts
Sidney FR. Kaliski
Golenel Roberts
Rober Michael
Dr. Kaliski
Lawrence Pytel
AML
Jor. Kaliski
New City Health Board
Civil Servicce Board
Civil Service Board
W. Wilson
Wichita, Kan
Wilson
San Antonio
Public Administration Service
Union Club Dance Sponsored by Typographical Union
The Independent club of the San Antonio Typographical union announces a dance Saturday night June 24 at the White Elephant on the Corpus Christi Brooks field. Hopkins' orchestra will provide music as members supporting International Typographical union President Clarence M. Banker attend.
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San Antonio
Motion Picture Use In Schools Praised
Ida E. Sanderlin of Inglewood California urges schools to use motion pictures as an educational device for all grade levels. Speaking at the American Home Economics Association session she says films expand observation and travel opportunities, justify funding from regular funds, and can be rented or donated by PTA libraries and state extension departments.
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Motlin Pictures
Ida E. Sanderlin
Ingle
P.T. A
Progressive Education Association
Teague divers praised after rescue of 33 aboard submarine
Portsmouth naval inquiry reveals divers William Braders and Mikalowski risked lives to rescue 33 men from the submarine Graytalu pus tragedy as Rear Admiral Cyrus W. Cole details the final descent and rescue sequence. Martin Be rdilsky, diver of the Falcon, first descended to attach the rescue line and brought the 33 to the surface. Paderewski urges Polish defense donations in Warsaw as he leaves the United States after a heart attack.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Gytalupus
Cyrus W. Cole
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Wiliam Braders
Washington
Zien
Mikalowski
Worcester
Jehrrie
Nilay
Admiral Cale
Martin C. Berdilsky
Arolrer
Amip Falcon
Witer
Paderewski
Warsaw
Ignace Paderewski
Faemee
Poland
United States
New York
Texas Leads In Pellagra Deaths Says Health Official
W H Sebrell of the U S Public Health Service told American Home Economists Association delegates at the St Anthony hotel Texas has 578 Pellagra deaths from 1676 cases last year ranking fifth in mortality per 100 000. Alabama leads Mississippi North Carolina and South Carolina. He urged better diets with green vegetables iron meat and milk noting many poor families rely on corn meal and molasses and urging teaching farmers to grow vegetables rear a cow and eat lean meat to prevent Pellagra.
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Texas
W. H. Sebrell
Washington
D.C
U. S. Public Health Service
Suday
American Home Economies Association
Association
St. Anthony
Sebrell
Gebreil
Alabama
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Keller Chairman of oe Civil Service Board
The first meeting of the fre and police civil service board was held Thursday afternoon with Harold Heller as acting chairman and Col. Charles M. Roberts elected vice chairman. Dr. Sidney R. Kallskyeerttary spoke as secretary while Chief O. W. Wilson of Wichita aided in reorganizing the San Antonio police force.
Tare Named Life Members at National Convention
Twelve persons including Miss Mary Gearing of Austin and Miss Marion Talbot of Chicago were named life members of the American Home Economic association at the closing session of the national convention in the Gunter hotel. Other honorees include educators and authors from Texas, Maine, New York, Wisconsin, Kansas, and Ontario, with affiliations to the University of Texas, Columbia University, Teachers College, and various universities.
FDR Seeks Tax Clarity on Loan Plan Securities
President Roosevelt urged Congress to ensure government loan securities of 3.28 billion dollars would not be tax exempt. He said he did not know the law but hoped new public securities would remain taxable, as administration aides studied needed legislation amid questions at a press conference.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol
Congress
Camping gear sale rushes to stock visitors today
A brisk sale of camping equipment spans a wide range of gear as vendors promote quick purchasing. Shoppers seek tents, stoves, and outdoor supplies while staff direct customers to dial a listed contact for further deals.
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