Refugee and Diplomat Busy in Studies for Americanization
In Washington the Americanization school operated by the District of Columbia school system educates refugees and diplomats in English and U.S. life. The free program lasts six months to several years and serves 79 nations with courses in history, literature, government, and business writing. Principal James T. Gallahorn Jr. notes 98 percent of graduates stay in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
District of Columbia
United States
James T. Gallahorn
Washington
Save With Want Ads Publisher Info Reprint Rates
Publication details list Shannon family publishers in Washington Iowa with staff roles. It notes editorial leadership and various associations. It also mentions publication cadence and 1878 act registration, plus advertising, circulation, and mail-rate structures.
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Elder Shannon & Co
R. E. Shannon
Dave R. Elder
Bruce C. Cowden
Charles Morris
W. J. Shannon
Howard Hazen
Post
Washington
Iowa
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Iowa Daily Press
Iowa Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
New Sky Survey Maps New Areas Of Universe
Palomar Mountain California astronomers push ahead photographing three fourths of the visible universe. The National Geographic Society Palomar Observatory Sky Survey reports winter work the most successful in three years. The Big Schmidt telescope aims to atlas the sky recording all visible objects to vast distances, revealing nearly 1,000 new star clusters and suggesting galaxies group into larger structures.
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New Sky Survey
Palomar
MT. Calif
California
National Geographic Society
Palomar Observatory
Sky Survey
The
Society
California Institute of Technology
Palomar Sky
Bald Barbers and the Quest to Restore Hair
In Evanston doctors and historians discuss baldness from myth to medicine. Dr Otto Ratiner of Northwestern explains myths around Samson and vanity while tracing remedies from ancient salves to modern tonics and perfumes used for hair restoration.
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Evanston
Otto Rattner
Northwestern University
Ratiner
Sampson
Delilah
Rich Mendicant Begs For Other Beggars
In Turin a 70 year old man Oresto Milano faced a begging charge. The judge condemned him for silence but a crowd of indigents defended Milano saying he collected their requests and funded small gifts. The court acquitted the philanthropist.
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Turin
Italy
Oresto Milano
Milano
Sober Squirrel Takes Liqueur Chocolates In Geneva Villa
A woman in Geneva found a squirrel on a bed in her villa and, after checking for life, saw it breathing again. A box of liqueur chocolates on her dressing table was empty and the animal later recovered, then left with a slight hiccup.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Salmon tagged in Alaska travels 1300 miles to Siberian stream
A red salmon tagged by the United States Bureau of Fisheries in Alaskan waters in May was netted 44 days later in a Siberian stream. The fish had traveled about 1300 miles in that period, indicating remarkable migration.
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United States Bureau of Fisheries
Alaskan
Siberian
Beauty Contests and a Weekend in Mendere
Max and Sylvia Jor dans appear a model couple until a charity beauty contest leads to temptation. Sylvia advances to Grand Eastern and possibly Hollywood while Max faces loneliness and an affair with Elsie Parker. A dramatic reconciliation follows with forgiveness and renewed affection.
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Max Jordans
Max
Sylvia
Village Welfare Society
Mendere
Hollywood
Pythian Sisters Club Entertained by Mrs. McNeese
The Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Dave McNeese with Mrs. Rex Widmer presiding. The evening featured entertainment and contests. Also notes of visitors, travel, and local happenings conclude with a line about coal potentially supplying most oil by 1975.
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Ednard
Chile
Brighton
Pythian Sisters
Chiefs Club
Dave McNeese
Rex Widmer
James Morgan
Widmer
Lee Cutehall
Annapolis
Harold Larson
Monterey
Calif
Larson
Colorado
Daisy Cotton
George Welsh
Hel N O
Des Moines
R. W. Fillmore
Cotton
Fillmore
Harold Gertzen
Cedar Rapids
Joe Reekan
Keith Willis
Dough Sheryl
Winfield
Burlington
Patricia Coffman
Wisnein
Har
Pred Wanerwus
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist
Ross Day
Beeoss
Kenneth Donovan
Dwicht Robison
Vloyd Waris
Keith Nelson
Cedar Falls
Joe Blakscombe
University Hospital
Iowa City
Charles Robertson
Fairfield
Frank Weidner
Wits
Dexter
Tapatient
Ken
Jack Derby
The
Marines
Basil Derby
Diego
San Nancy Derby
Roberta
Tucson
Ariz
Spontaneous Hatching of Pacific Mound Birds
Birds in Pacific mound nests lay eggs in vegetation and soil scraps and abandon them. Heat from decaying plant matter incubates the eggs, triggering hatching without parental care.
Adding Zest to Salads with Leftovers
If a salad made from leftovers tastes dull, a splash of lemon juice helps a fruit salad. For meat or vegetable salads a dash of relish or a snappy cheese adds brightness and tang.
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Latin America
Purina Bulky
Washington, Jows
John C. Klein
Keota
Washington High School
Board of Education
Washington Independent School District
East
Madison St
Marion
George
Independent School District OF
Washington County
Lowa
C. P. Weldin
Columbus
Spain
North America
H. Wilkinson
Elsie Parker
Elsie
Ted Thornton
Darling
Elsse Parker
Pythian Sisters Club
Mexico
Lake Darling
Tony Meuth
West Chester
Dean Hunter
Lawrence Munter
Sewer Service
R. W. Tayior
Joe Palooka
T.V
A.A.A
Dixie Dugan
MR. Hubert
Ham Fisher
Narvino
Goliath
Enumclaw
General Sherman
Blondie
BY McEvoy & Strieke
Chic Young
EGG Markets
Rock Island Produce CO
Reisters
Evans Auto Parts
West Madison ST. Washington
Mammoth
Wormen
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