Forgotten Heroes and a Ballard Captioned Tale
A reflective column recalls past public figures once idolized and notes their faded presence in today’s pages. The Star reports local editor disputes over printing a brutal assault story involving Emil y Land and a child’s injury, fending off sympathy while debating journalistic ethics. Cynthia Grey’s cubby hole reveals reader letters and her answers, highlighting the column’s mix of nostalgia and ongoing advice.
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Cynthia Grey
Cynthia
Junior colleges proposed here to offer home study
A plan for state junior colleges would allow students to complete two years of university work in their home high schools and enter the university as juniors. Proponents say it democratizes higher education, reduces costs, and expands opportunities for poorer communities.
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Missouri
Suzzallo
University of Washington
Threats Against Lundy Reported At City Meeting
North Yakima on Oct 8. Councilman Lundy of Seattle testified that W J Grambs of Stone Webster warned him to stay quiet. Grambs denied the threat but faced criticism from Seathie delegates as Hesketh attacked Gov Lister on home rule. Erickson discussed a seven bill referendum and urged nonpartisanship.
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Lundy
Seattle
League of Washington
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Cornell Hesketh
Lister
Erickson
Western Washington WCTU Holds Annual Meeting in Plymouth Church
The Western Washington WCTU opened its annual meeting with a Thanksgiving morning service led by Mrs. Margaret BB Platt at Plymouth Congregational church. The national convention begins Saturday with over 400 East guests arriving by special train and services planned for Sunday with speeches by Mayor Gill, Gov. Lister, and other leaders.
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Margaret BB. Platt
National Convention of the Union
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Gill
Gov. Lister
Young Men’s Music and Business Science Clubs Visit Coal Creek Property
Members of the Young Men’s Music ness club and the Business Science club will visit the property of Pacific Coast Coal Co on Saturday at Coal Creek to tour and learn about operations.
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Young Men's Musiness Club
Business Science Club
Pacific Coast Coal Co
Coal Creek
Smart Trimmed Hats At Five Dollars In Basement Sale
Hats priced at 5.00 feature fur trimmings ostrich novelty bows and bead ornaments. Untrimmed shapes include small turbans sail ors broad brimmed styles velvet and plush priced from 0.95 to 3.95. Children's hats offered in velvet plush corduroy and silk from 1.45 to 3.95 with a featured black plush roll brim hat at 1.95 and 2.45. Basement Salesroom.
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