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...women who are now being considered for the presidency of the United States by the League for a Woman President and Vice-President "super women," to use the description of its director, Lillian D. Rock--are now heading two of the leading eastern women's colleges. Dean Virginia C. Gildersleeve, of Barnard College, and Dr. Mary E. Wooley, president of Mount Holyoke College, are the leading nominees of the organization which believes that man's domination of the affairs of the nation has been a complete failure. The first goal of the new organization is to elect a vice-president...
...sturdy, tireless young German immigrant farmer from Niedersaulheim. For two years he worked in a brewery at Erie, Pa., giving it up "when I saw how often brewers became their own best customers." His next job was in a sawmill on the banks of the Mississippi at Rock Island, Ill. Then he was made manager of a lumberyard. Thrifty Frederick came out of the 1858 panic with his boss's lumberyard and $8,000 profit. Then he turned to the source of the lumber business, the forest. Snow in his beard, year after year he sleighed through the northern...
Fortnight ago John Philip Sr. died. John Philip Jr. had returned from the interment at Rock Island the morning his Son George was abducted...
...class of 1935 is the rock-bottom Depression class. It has been noted for its extreme seriousness, its high grades and the number of its members who have earned their expenses. By last week it was apparent that the class of 1935, having had a harder time in college than any of its recent predecessors, would have an easier time getting jobs...
...snobbish United States, may have to worry about the poisonous fumes cast from the body of a dying autocracy. With the international arrangements of Central and Eastern Europe having all the reassuring stability of a charlotte ruse, the end of a definite policy for Poland can do more than rock the boat. And, whatever the world might have thought about Pilsudski's policies, at least they were definite. He built his house quite discreetly upon the foundation of amity with Germany, his next-door neighbor on both sides. Hard for members of democracies to realize is the truth that when...