Word: washing
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Hawaii. The day after, he fortified his reply to Labor by another $10,095,068 allocation. Most of it went in the form of 30% grants, 70% loans at 4% interest. San Francisco was to have a low-rent housing development; Princeton, N. J. an incinerator; Fort Steilacoom, Wash, a hospital; Buffalo, N. Y. a storm drain. Other projects included airport developments, schools, bakeries, libraries, waterworks, power plants...
Where the Tennessee Valley consumer will pay $4.50 for 200 k.w.h. the same amount of power today costs $10.55 in Manhattan, $9.06 in Knoxville, $8.10 in Denver, $8 in Atlanta, $7.44 in Chicago, $6.85 in Washington. $5.80 in St. Louis, $3.05 in Tacoma, Wash, (municipal plant). T. V. A. hopes to spread its power to the valley's 220,000 farms, not 5% of which are electrified, eventually reducing rates even lower...
...Many difficulties arise in marking, but some sort of measurement of achievement is an absolute necessity, and the thing to do is not to throw out the baby with the water you wash him in," Henry W. Holmes '03, dean of the Graduate School of Education...
...Portland, Ore., during a strike, a woman picket marched up & down in front of Mrs. Myrtle Michos' restaurant. Mrs. Michos sent for Willis R. Willey, 48, a huge, hairy farmer of Spokane, Wash., who is famed in the Northwest for his consistent refusal to wear anything but a sun visor and shorts. Last week a mixed jury found Farmer Willey guilty of disorderly conduct. His offense: Walking up & down beside the woman picket to embarrass...
...Everett, Wash...