Agencies Workers To Meet April 19
The copper meeting of the Mier teal Workers' Division of Troy Cornell of Secial Agencies will be held Tuesday, April 18, at pm at the TWCA with Mra Howell A. Jones, chairman, presiding Mine Marie C. Jaeger, associate profemor of businese at Rusael Sage College. will speak , Miss Jaeger will discuss, "How Good Are You" and will comduct a demonstration of past-evaluation The program also will include con munity singing and other enter tainmment The committes in charge of the supper meeting includes Mies Helen Smith of thee T.W.C.A, Mte Lalu Speidel Reilly of the Boy Scout Council and Mte Rite McCarthy of the Commocomity Chemt tail Al! members of clerical staffe of health, and welfare agencian have been in vited
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Mier Teal Workers’ Division
Troy Cornell
Secial
TWCA
Mra Howell A. Jones
Marie C. Jaeger
Businese
Rusael Sage College
Miss Jaeger
Mies Helen Smith
T.W.C.A
Mte
Lalu Speidel Reilly
Boy Scout Council
Rite McCarthy
Health, and Welfare Agencian
First Haircut Big Event For Little Lass
A child named Lina, age 19 months, experiences her first department store haircut under nerves and relief as Frances and a neighbor assist. The scene on a Midtown sidewalk leads to a tense ascent into a fifth floor shop, where the girl endures a brief fear before a gentle stylist finishes her bangs and she leaves smiling with family memories.
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Hal Bolle
New York
Fife
Gladerss
Frances
Efane
Lina
Blind Charity Links Novelist Dickens to Institution
The charity, likely connected to the Perkins Institution for the Blind, received funds from Charles Dickens after a request from a borrower. Dickens contributed for binding and printing costs of editions, with the institution handling sale of bound sets to support its work, though the long-term value of the effort was questioned.
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Watertown
Cheries Dickva
Perkins Institution
Samuel Gridley Howe
Dickone
Bexant
Dickens
Order Election To Pick Bloom In New York District
A special election is ordered in a New York district to choose a successor to the late incumbent. Candidates include Frank D. Roosevelt ally and Manhattan figures Owen McGivern and Benjamin Ghaliech with party backing shifting among Democratic and American Labor interests. The district covers Manhattan's middle west area. The move follows calls for the governor to justify why the election should not be held. Also noted is a divorce filing involving Prince Aly Khan and Ali Khan, clearing the way for a potential remarriage to Rita Hayworth.
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Arany
Dewey Weaterlay
New York
Ethiat
Bloom
Prangat
Frankite
D. Roose
Liberal Tour Frecheme
Ripeorel
Profes Rem
Regulas Democratic
Paty Teres
Manhattan
Owen McGivern
Amemblyman
McGivern
Bern Critisef
Roosevelt
Dewey
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Lord & Shagkett
River Street
Troy
Suman
Ae Ee Eleks
Disraeli
Oxford
Little Lass
Robert Fo
Mister Robert
Nana
Nina
Tarantia
Cluett
Coal and Gas
Sal Price
Novelist Ids
Aly
Paris
Aly Khan
Ali
America
Rita, Hayworth
Axminster
Lpoel
China Department
Rogers
Hamilton Beach
R. C. Reynolds CO
Monument
Rose
Blue
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