Flaws in High Schools Prompt Call for Engineer Training
A Boston meeting under the American Society of Mechanical Engineers urged a nationwide inquiry into industrial training. Experts including Dr Dugald C Jackson and Magnus W Alewander argued for three types of engineers: scientist, specialist, and business executive. The report cited only 2,000 of 654 high schools teaching literacy with accredited texts and warned of widespread illiteracy and waste in industry.
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Associated Press
Wrkshop
Dugald C Jackson
Massachuseot
Institute of Technolons
Boston
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Magnus W Alewander
New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Jackson
Miles
National Association of Manufacturer
Ra Floilla
Worcester
Miss Polytechnic Institute
L. Alford
L. W Wallace
Washington
W. C Marshal
Morris L. Cooke
Philadelphia
Walace
The
American En
Whisky to Be Condemned in Major Seizure Case
Government moves to condemn 26 barrels of whisky seized four months ago by agents. Justice Stafford warrants seizure of the whisky and a carload of scrap tires linked to Isadore Glasser. The tires masked the liquor valued at $22,000, the largest shipment into Washington since prohibition. Glasser cleared of ownership, while Elizabeth Easton, 26, was arrested at noon.
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Justice Stafford
Isadore Glasser Lagie
Washington
Glasser
Lye
Elizabeth Easton
Eye Injury Leaves Bright in Serious Condition
A man charged yesterday threw an eye into the face of John Bright, leaving Bright colored and in a serious condition that may cost him sight in both eyes.
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John Bright
Bright
RITES FOR MRS LUBER PROMINENT IN WELFARE WORK
Funeral services are announced for Mrs Sophia Luber aged 75 who died recently. She was long prominent in Jewish welfare work and her death is noted in community circles.
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Sophia Luber
Family rites held for Mrs Luther at 10 this morning
A funeral service was conducted at the residence 1209 Fifth Street NW today at 10 o'clock for Mrs Luther who was known for years for Jewish welfare work. Surviving are five children and numerous grandchildren. Prices for Swift & Company beef shipments in Washington for the week ended May 21, 1921 averaged 15.92 cents per pound with ranges from 14 to 16 1/2 cents.
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Fifth Street
Luther
Swift
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American Engineering ‘Council
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Mr. Wallace
School of Home Economics
New York State College of Agriculture
Salada Tea Co
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Palais Reyal
Washington Post
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