Ohio Senate approves four social security bills
The Ohio Senate finance committee endorsed four social security measures after they passed the House. The bills reshape welfare programs to qualify for federal aid under the social security act, covering dependent children, blind relief, crippled children care, and old age pensions. Appropriations were trimmed, with the dependent children program cut to 1.2 million and local levy reduced to 0.15 mill, and administration funds for crippled children lowered to 120 thousand.
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Rare French Theater Library Lies Unused in Paris
Paris reports the world’s largest theater library, built by Auguste Rondel, remains uncatalogued and largely inaccessible as funds to prepare it for student use are lacking. Estimates place the collection at around 225,000 volumes stored on shelves or in unpacked boxes.
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Auguste Rondel
Library boasts vast collection of world dramatic literature
The collection claims to be the most complete of its kind, covering drama from primitive mime to vaudeville, medieval mystery plays to contemporary circuses, alongside thousands of theater works on every phase of the art. Switzerland's President serves for but one year.
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Yale's Contribution To Education Reaches 50 Presidents
New Haven Conn Election of Dean Robert E Doherty of Yale School of Engineering to the presidency of Carnegie Institute of Technology raises Yale men presidents of American colleges to over 50 Yale graduates count more than 2 600 in educational work worldwide Yale's founders or first presidents helped shape major colleges and universities serving over 125 000 students annually and employing about 1 000 faculty members Among the top 184 ranked colleges and universities more than one third have been led by Yale trained presidents at some point
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Robert E. Doherty
Yale School of Engineering
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Yale
Mother of Colleges
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Unproductive land to forests as 29,000 men work projects
Washington reports that 7,000,900 acres of poor land are being converted into forests, parks and wildlife refuges. The Resettlement Administration employs 29,000 workers on development projects across 40 states, with 7,000,000 acres acquired from 5,500 farmers to show land betterment. About 2,400 CCC workers assist relief efforts on 110 projects.
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Resettlement Administration
CCC
Odd Tree Names and Ethiopian Alphabet Fact
Among odd tree names in British Honduras are the cabbage-bark, the Billy Webb, and the bullet-tree. The Amharic language of Ethiopia has more than 200 letters in its alphabet.
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British Honduras
Ethiopia
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