League of Women Voters lauds child labor and food drug laws
Mrs. George G. Bogert passes on the National League of Women Voters report praising notable gains in two campaigns. The child labor provisions under Wage and Hour legislation and a strengthened Food and Drug law are commended for better federal regulation, enforcement, and consumer protection.
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George G. Bogert
Illinois League of Women Voters
National League of Women Voters
Marguerite M. Wells
Supreme Court
League of Women Voters
Children’s Bureau
League
Senate
House
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Department of Justice
Miss Wells
Feuermann to Perform at Ravinia In Two Concerts
Austrian virtuoso Fritz Feuermann, who debuted with the New York Philharmonic four years ago, has appeared with major symphonies across America. At Ravinia he will play Dvorak’s B minor concerto on Saturday evening and Haydn’s D major concerto on Sunday afternoon.
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America
New York Philharmonic Symphony
Feuermann
New York City
Vienna Symphony Orchestra
Felix Weingartner
Conservatory of Music
Cologne
Berlin Hochschule Fur Musik
Ravinia
Dvorak
Haydn
Northwestern Students Visit New Trier Class
Northwestern teachers and students from the School of Education visited New Trier High School during the summer session. The New Trier campus had a four day July Fourth holiday, and Northwestern participants attended in large numbers while not in class.
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Northwestern University
New Trier High School
Northwestern
School of Education
New Trier
Lathrops Visit Melbourne Grandparents En Route to Montreal
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lathrop from Melbourne Florida and their son Eugene Jr arrived Wednesday to visit Mrs Kerr and her husband at 707 Forest Avenue. The couple will continue to Montreal and New York, while Eugene Jr will stay indefinitely with his grandparents.
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Eugene Lathrop
Melbourne
Fla
Eugene, Jr
Civil Service Reorganization Efforts Cited in Mead Bill
The text notes ongoing campaign for civil service administration reorganization as outlined in the defeated Reorganization Bill and later in the Mead bill which did not reach a vote in the Seventy fifth Congress.
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Civil Service Administration
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Women Voters League News
Independent Offices
Civil Service Commission
C. Ferrel
Sheridan Road
No Man’s Land
Emanuel Feuermann
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
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