Reorganization Plan No 1 aims to streamline U S agencies
Washington leader argues the Presidents Reorganization Plan No 1 consolidates agencies under four heads to improve management. It forecasts 15 to 20 million dollars in annual savings only through abolition of activities, not mere consolidation, and calls for political courage to cut budgets and balance the federal deficit.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
White House
Federal Security Agency
Federal Works Agency
Federal Loan Agency
House
Senate
Washington
Kenilworth High in Federal Bond Sales
Kenilworth post office led Illinois second class offices in per capita U S savings bond sales in 1938, with total sales of 85 575 dollars including 39 918 75 in post office sales and 45 656 25 in mail orders. Per capita sales based on the 1930 census reached 34 22 dollars.
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Kenilworth
United States Savings
Illinois
Washington
Moritz Family Returns From Daytona Beach Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Theo E. Moritz of 226 Warwick Road Kenilworth returned from a three weeks stay at Daytona Beach Florida. They traveled via Washington D C with daughter Mrs M A Bell of Oshkosh Wisconsin and grandson Jimmy Bell.
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Florida
Theo E. Moritz
Warwick Road
Kenilworth
Washington, D. C
Daytona Beach
Fla
M. A. Bell
Oshkosh
Wis
Jimmy Bell
Girl Swim Star Adds to Laurels
Lois Wenzel, 38, Shawnee Country Club swimmer, won the invitational 100 yard backstroke at the Indianapolis Athletic Club during the 1939 national and middle states meet. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur W Wenzel, she is regarded as a contender for national and Olympic honors. She previously won a Central AAU event and excels in freestyle backstroke breaststroke and medley events.
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Lois Wenzel
Shawnee Country Club
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Lois
Arthur W. Wenzel
George Eckert
Miss Jeanne Cutler Elected Pan Hellenic President
Miss Jeanne Cutler daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry E Cutler of Wilmette has been elected president of the Pan Hellenic council at Leland Stanford University.
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Jeanne Cutler
Henry E. Cutlers
Wilmette
Pan Hellenic Council
Leland Stanford University
Mother’s Day origins and a plea for family dinner
The piece traces Mothering Sunday origins in England and suggests men honor mothers with both flowers and a home-cooked dinner. It concludes with a note that G. R. will lecture all summer in the Court of Flames, New York World's Fair, inviting visits.
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England
P.S
New York
G. R
Tender Made Meal-Size Ham Tins Sold for Families and Parties
Budget friendly meal size tins of ham with bone removed presented for small families and luncheons. Ready to slice cold or heat with no waste, marketed as all edible and convenient.
A Mother's Day Menu for Dads
A light home cooking outline encouraging even the least domestic to prepare a simple meal. Use Wilson's Tender Made Ham, slice it, add a quick broiled steak option, 15 minutes in a hot oven, boiled potatoes, a simple vegetable, lettuce with dressing, and dessert prepped the day before.
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Wilson
Ham Timables Delicate Entree From Leftover Tender Made Ham
A recipe uses Tender Made Ham leftovers chopped and mixed with Wilson's Tender Made Deviled Ham milk eggs and parsley to make custard molds. Serve with Rector's Mushroom Sauce and mushroom gravy for a chicken like dish.
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Ralph E. Church
North Shore
Girl Swim
Winetta
Hs Wilson
S — Ichemo
George Rector
Wilson & Co
Madrilene Wilson
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