Varied program for women and girls YW serves needs of community
The Washington YWCA highlights active classes for kids and adults, from knitting for young girls to swimming and council service. Newcomers find friendship through YWCA meetups like Y-Wives and Golden Agers while the council coordinates monthly plans and community outreach.
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YWCA
New York City
Parkersburg
W. Virginia
USC
Vietnam
White House
Jackson
Michigan
USA
YWCA Activities at the Washington YMCA Highlight Women and Girls
The display illustrates diverse YWCA programs for women and girls including Golden Agers sessions at the YWCA rooms, Senior Y Teens breakfast meetings, YW Mixers pancake suppers, employed women at a noon style show, and the Y Whizzers dancing at evening meetings.
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The Tragic Giveaway by Sen Fulbright on Foreign Aid
Editor’s Outlook argues foreign aid often fails to uplift. It cites Laos subsidies and Marshall Plan contrasts, debunks four myths, critiques socialism versus capitalism, and warns aid can dampen reform while national character and governance determine prosperity. Brazil’s bankruptcy and Switzerland’s wealth illustrate differing outcomes.
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Brazil
Switzerland
Europe
Supreme Court Justices Among State's Busiest Employees
Iowa Supreme Court justices produce over 200 written opinions yearly under a fixed nine-case rotation. Justices work from home or in courthouses, with opinions circulated for comment. Judge C Edwin Moore notes 25 to 28 opinions annually, the longest at 47 pages, all handwritten then typed by a secretary.
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Des Moines
IDPA
Iowa Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Theodore G. Garfield
Ames
Lawrence Mason
Mason City
State Capitol
Maurice Rawlings
Sioux City
Francis H. Becker
Dubuque
T. Eugene Thornton
Waterloo
Bruce M. Snell
Ida Grove
Stuart
Mason
Garfield
Robert Larson
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Law School
Moore
Capitol
Snell, Stuart, Mason and Garfield
Becker
Thornton
Larson
Moor
Think First to Halt a Failing Bridge Finesse
In this contract bridge discussion, South must avoid automatic plays at three notrump. Facing a diamond lead, declarer should not cover the eight with the ace, and must not finesse the queen of hearts. Correct play guarantees at least three spades, five clubs and two red aces, while finessing can doom the contract.
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King
East
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Sylvia Wilson
Edna Mee-Cartey
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Community Chest
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J. William Fulbright
Senator Fulbright
Laos
Peking
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Lumbago
India
U.S
Uncle Sam
Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press
B. Jay Becker
North
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