Parents split on psychologists' childrearing methods
A survey in Garland and nearby areas shows varying views on scientific childrearing. Paul Dawson and Tate V. Ragan advocate adopting psychologists' methods, while Mrs. Simmons and Dewey Gilliam favor common sense and old patterns. Anna Belle Bailey doubts scientific precision, and S. E. Hopper sees potential value with cautious use.
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Paul Dawson
Garland
Tate
Ragan
Claims Service
Paramount Building
W. E. Simmons
Travis
Dewey Gilliam
Santa Fe
Anna Belle Bailey
Hedley
Hashemite Jordan Employs 4500 Palestine Refugees in Works
About 4,500 refugees from Palestine are employed on public works projects in Hashemite Jordan. The effort reflects regional labor and humanitarian deployment as part of ongoing aid and reconstruction programs.
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Palestine
Hashemite
Jordan
Wand Elson Hand Jacoby on Bridge Resounding Double
Bridge expert Wand Elson analyzes a hand by Jack Jacoby with a resounding double. The article discusses declarer play by West and a fast pass opening lead and the ensuing signaling sequence. It reflects a period tone and chessboard-like bridge analysis.
South’s heart finesse fails to beat four spades
Oswald Jacoby explains a hand where West doubles four spades and, with perfect defense, prevents declarer from cashing two extra diamonds. South misreads a key finesse, choosing to discard diamonds and allowing West to force him to lose two diamonds while managing heart and club threats. West’s precise defense yields the contract despite latent chances for South.
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Oswald Jacoby
NEA
South
West
Declarer
Raymond Named Acting Detective Captain In Charge Of Night Shift
Jack Raymond is the new acting detective captain overseeing the midnight to 8 am shift, filling the post left by Capt. Robert A. Marshall who resigned after 11 years. Raymond, a deputy since 1943 and detective since 1945, previously worked as a guard at Pantex. Police Chief Sid Harper also shuffled two desk sergeants, moving Claude Evans to the midnight shift and reassigning L. C. Howard to Evans’s former hours.
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Jack Raymond
Robert A. Marshall
Raymond
Taylor
Pantex
Sid Harper
Three Drown in Lake Kickapoo
Three people died when a boat overturned on Lake Kickapoo near Wichita Falls. Mr. and Mrs. J M Ealy and H R Ficklin drowned. W C Shaver was rescued by two fishermen after clinging to the overturned craft.
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Wichita Falls
Lake Kickapoo
J. M
Max” Ealy
H. R. “Red” Ficklin
W. C. Shaver
Czech children get state-paid holidays in 1950
Prague reports that 160,000 Czech children benefited from state-paid holidays in 1950, reflecting social welfare expansion. This figure highlights a sustained government program aimed at supporting families and youth during postwar reconstruction.
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Prague
Says Tack Old But His Mind Is Young Column Note
A reader praises a weather columnist, defending the writer's use of I and urging readers to value the insights. The letter commends past forecasts, notes readers love the personal approach, and warns that dull writing loses readership. The correspondent signs as Mrs J R J with initials E R T.
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Tack
Tex Phillips
Students Plan Masquerade Ball Beliefs Clash
A local school schedules a masquerade ball amid debate over beliefs. Students discuss the event as a social focus while others argue about faith and reality in the community.
Christian Science Lesson Sermon on Unreality
The article previews the Christian Science Lesson Sermon read in all churches on Sunday April 8. It cites Matthew 7 19 and Psalms 1 6 and cites Mary Baker Eddy from Science and Health noting that false human beliefs begin to disappear as they learn their own falsity.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Son Puts Father In Tough Spot
Donald S. Strong, 17, son of Dwight S. Strong and leader in the New England Watch and Ward Society campaign against crime, pleaded in nocent to breaking and entering and larceny and using automobiles without authority. He was indicted by a Suffolk County grand jury for breaking into a West Roxbury gasoline station and stealing two bottles of tonic.
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Boston
Donald
Strong
New England Watch and Ward Society
Dwight S. Strong
Watch and Ward Society
New England
Suffolk County
West Roxbury
Letter by Amarillo student urges united stance to stop aggression
John V. Gilbert of Amarillo writes that the nation must act to end aggression beyond Korea, warning that appeasement leads to greater loss of life. He argues past wars showed the price of inaction and calls for united action to secure peace and defend freedom.
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Elizabeth Nixson Junior High School
Korea
Russia
Auditions Set for Soloists at Amarillo College
Auditions begin at 8 30 tomorrow morning in Amarillo College Recital Hall to select soloists for the Amarillo Symphony May 15 concert and for three Youth Symphony concerts next season. Nine Panhandle towns, 21 teachers, and public access mark the event as judges from Tulsa University and Lubbock Symphony assess pianists violinists and vocalists.
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Amarillo College
Amarillo Symphony
Youth Symphony
Panhandle
Boyd R. Ringo
Albert Lukken
Tulsa University
William Hargod
Lubbock Symphony Orchestra
Ppa
Red Cross Home Nursing Course At Amarillo College
A 12 hour Red Cross home nursing course begins Monday at 7 30 PM in the Arts and Commerce Building on the Amarillo College campus. Instructor Miss Annie Mae Curtis will lead, with a unit on home sickness care and a supplement on treating atomic bomb victims. Registration via Red Cross at 2 6571 is requested before Saturday noon.
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Red Cross
Amarillo College
G. Ray Smith
Potter County Red Cross
Arts and Commerce
Annie Mae Curtis
Morning schedule of concert performances
Morning at nine o clock pianists perform Mendelssohn Concerto until eleven forty five. Vocalists begin at one thirty. Violinists play Dancia Fourth Air Vanie at two fifteen while another violin group perform Vivaldi Concerto at three fifteen.
Enraged Mother Says Au Revoir To Critics At Show
An Amarilloan writes to defend local teens after a critic claims youth misbehavior. She argues many teens socialize responsibly on weekends, urges parents to support rather than condemn youth, and invites the critic to join a positive local group or leave Amarillo if unable to adjust.
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Amarillo
Los Angeles
Au Revoir
Composer Houston Bright Debuts Symphonic Dance in Amarillo
Houston Bright, assistant professor of music at West Texas State College, will have his composition Symphonic Dance performed by the Amarillo Symphony Orchestra on April 10. Bright has seven published works, with two on the contest list of the Interscholastic League for high school choirs.
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Houston Bright
Amarillo
Bright
West Texas State College
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