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...more men have expressed their intention of enrolling in the Dental School which will have a rise from 135 to about 150 new men. The School of Public Health will have 27 incoming students as compared to 19 for last year. The Engineering and Divinity Schools will probably remain the same...
...State Senate, the great oil lobby swung into line, got filling stations exempted. While Sacramento stewed in summer heat, ice companies won exemption. To Sacramento went a handsome young proprietress of a beauty shop chain: stores selling wares "incidental to personal service" were exempted. That probably let out the dental parlor chain of "Painless Parker." Chief target remained the 1,274 stores of food chains, Safeway, Piggly Wiggly, Mac Marr, Pay'n Takit, but also hit were such chains as Woolworth, Kress, Newberry, Penney, Walgreen. The State Senate thumped the bill through 34-to-4. Then California shook...
...Cabinet elected nine members to head the committees: Frank W. Vincent, Jr. '36, Social Service Committee; Rolf Kaltenborn '37, Foreign Student Committee; Raymond Dennett '36 and Robert S. Playfair '36; Speakers Committee: Winthrop H. Lee '36, Mission Committee; James M. Estabrook 1L, Graduate Schools Committee; Paul F. Burke 3D, Dental School Committee; James B. Ames 2L, Law School Committee; and Daniel B. Dorman 3M, Medical School Committee. Elected to the Senior Advisory Committee were Arthur P. Colburn 2Dv., Robert S. Chafee, Jr. '36, Douglas W. Overton '36, David Rockefeller '36, and Edward C. Streeter...
Dean Leroy M. S. Miner of the Harvard Dental School will speak at the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Fillebrown Club of Portland, Maine, to be held this evening in Portland...
...lecturers traveling up & down the State, enrolls 2,500 persons in extension courses. It estimates that 300,000 use its reading lists, pamphlets, clippings. It analyzes drinking water, gives treatments for rabies, fills the schools with health speakers. To its hospital every year come 30,000 patients, to its dental clinic 15,000. Its broadcasting service prides itself on music classes by radio. There are public concerts by the Music School faculty and every spring a May Festival at Ann Arbor. The University holds institutes for parent-teacher clubs, for women's clubs, for owners of timberland. It gives...