Business College Urges Practical Path Over Liberal Arts
A persuasive 1940s column argues 1 500 American business colleges offer practical diplomas in Business Law Accounting and Public Speaking that can lead to immediate well paid jobs. It contrasts this with four year Liberal Arts degrees and suggests night courses for further study. It advocates efficient funding and criticizes tax supported campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Business College
Jerry G
Business
America
Business Colleges
State University Extension Service
Liberal Arts College
Liberal Arts
Uncle Sam
Panhandle
Fourth Generation Soviets Question New Man Ideal
Joseph Alsop’s analysis from the Moscow desk surveys the fourth generation of Soviets. It notes many youths flee harsh frontier life for Moscow or Lenin grad, a shortage of Marxism Leninism teachers, and a large but static Komsomol base. It highlights cynicism toward older generations yet cautions against assuming rejection of the system.
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David Miller
Joseph Alsop
Moscow
Soviet Union
Communism
Lenin
Far East
Leningrad
Communist Party
Komsomol
Young Communist League
Stalin
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Haymaking and belt tightening in Soviet agriculture
Khrushchev cites haymaking as a symbol of old methods as he critiques collective farming in Kalinovka. The June 1 price hikes for meat and butter aim to spur livestock production while shortages push rationing in Romania and Bulgaria. Western observers note mixed bread supply, while the core issue remains fodder quality and dairy yields on collective farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nikita Khrushchev
Kalinovka
Soviet Union
Apollon Markov
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Romania
Bulgaria
East Germany
Europe
Two Ancient Chiefs Meet as New Europe Emerges
Konrad Adenauer and Charles de Gaulle born in 1876 and 1890 respectively, head of state and France’s leader visit Bonn as European unity strains under age and power. Adenauer’s era may end soon, while de Gaulle’s grip on France is tested by Algeria and domestic politics.
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Konrad Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Bonn
Adenauer
der Atle
Italy
de Gaulle
France
West Germany
Christian Democrats
Christian Democratic Party
Ludwig Erhard
Franz Joseph Strauss
Willy Brandt
West Berlin
Germany
Reynolds News
London
Edna Ferber
Rachel Alper
Riverdale
New York
Britain
Viscount Montgomery
Churchill
Good Advice from Sen Tobey on parental guidance
Sen Tobey urges parents to make children earn money and learn that wealth comes from hard work. He argues that relying on government health benefits and pensions without personal contribution leads to future entitlement.
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Sen. Tobey
Successful Investing for Parents and Short Selling Tips
A columnist counsels parents to invest in stocks for inflation protection while balancing safety by splitting funds among American Telephone Magnavox and American Electric Power. He warns against short selling noting margin accounts dividends and broker borrowing and urges gaining experience before attempting such trades.
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American Telephone
Magnavox
American Electric Power
New York Exchange
West Hopes For Test Ban This Year
Western delegates at the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva hope for a pact banning nuclear tests by year end. The United States and Britain urge ongoing negotiations with the Soviet Union through autumn. Moscow will study the Anglo American proposal.
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Geneva
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
U. S
Arthur H. Dean
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Vasily Kuznetsov
Hoover Resting After Colon Tumor Surgery
Former President Herbert Hoover at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center continues to recover from the intestinal tumor operation. Doctors report he spent a restful night and is progressing satisfactorily four days after surgery.
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New York
UPI
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Wheat education and a critic of food packaging
A Connecticut reader questions the 100 pound minimum at a farmers exchange for wheat and laments the focus on packaged foods while wheat is discouraged. The column promotes using plain wheat with simple washing and drying, offers pamphlet No. 36 Wheat to Eat with recipes and grinder sources, and invites stamped envelopes for a free copy and personal health letters to Dr. William Brady.
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Connecticut
Exchange
Farmers’ Exchange
Kansas
Nebraska
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
Calif
Rare Kidney Transplant Fails To Save Janet Crick
Janet Crick a 15 year old Chicago girl died after a rare kidney transplant from her mother at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital. Doctors cited hemorrhage from complications due to large doses of X rays used to prepare her body for the transplant. The operation by twenty doctors lasted nearly three hours and the kidney had functioned well prior to the fatal complication.
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Richmond
UPI
Janet Crick
Chicago
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Europe
Rowena Crick
Janet
Magellan voyage facts and its legacy
The piece recounts Magellan's 1522 expedition, noting four of five ships lost, Espinosa and Barbosa loyal, Quesada beheaded, Mendoza killed, and Sebastian del Cano erasing records to finish the voyage. It claims Magellan as the world's greatest explorer and mentions St Lazarus Islands as the Philippines and Magellan’s death on Mactan Island.
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Magellan
Espinosa
Barbosa
Quesada
Mendoza
St. Lazarus
Philippines
Mactan
Sebastian del Cano
Folklore and Quotations by William Wade
A compact collection of bite sized quotations on politics writing aging and daily life. Notable lines touch on liberalism fashion talk and cultural reflection with a playful survey of modern attitudes and proverbs.
Pipe Creek Hires Four New Teachers for District
Sixteen new assignments across Pipe Creek Township Schools with William E. Brown and Virginia Spannuth joining the high school staff. Junior High adds Gene Smith Nancy Neighbors and Janis Colcord while Phyllis Johnson becomes South Elwood principal.
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Pipecreek Township
Waldo E. Canaday
William E. Brown
Virginia Spannuth
Gene Smith
Nancy Neighbors
Janis Colcord
Phyllis Johnson
South Elwood
Brown
U.S. Army
Ball State Teachers College
Dunkirk
Indiana
Ball State
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Noblesville
Joyce Koehn
California
Spannuth
DePauw University
Paoli
Noel C. Neal
Washington Township
Marion County
Butler University
John W. Spannuth
Delco-Remy
Anderson
Anderson College
Rae Cannon
Frankton High School
Indiana University
Marching One Hundred
Smith
Madison County Drama Players
Wytheville
Virginia
Kent Poore
Miss Neighbors
Radford College
Radford
Wesley Foundation
Mary Washington College
University of Virginia
Fredericksburg
Colcord
Ln Elwood
R.R. No. 3
Elwood
Ralph Johnson
Elwood First Methodist Church
Johnson
Ft. Wayne Bible College
Marion Township
Sheridan
Gene Heniser
Frankton
Charles McNew
Pauline Head
Red Corner
Emma Alspaugh
Marjorie Andrew
Robert C. Barker
David C. Bartlow
Marilyn Bowers
Mulford Davis
Paul Davis
Billy French
Ted M. Harbit
Jeannette Ingram
Gordon Kerkhoff
Cathryn Lucas
Sterrett L. Nash
Linda Fox
Deanne Cole Trogressor
Charlotte Floyd
Helen Fox Hahn
Grace Nash
Opal Hughes
Miriam Haworth
Ruth Curts
Mara le Quarles
South
Thomas Beckett
Charles Smock
Ralph Pickering
Carl Henderson
Floyd Cunningham
Charley Goins
William Spoo
Lester Litsey
Raymond J. Mills
Herschel Welborn
Thomas Ebert
Harold D. Riegel
Herman Hocker
George Welborn
Leonard Dickinson
Belgrade Names Veliko Micunovic Yugoslav Ambassador to U.S
Veliko Micunovic, once a partisan fighter for Tito, was named Yugoslav ambassador to the United States. The 46 year old diplomat previously served as ambassador to the Soviet Union before his current post.
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U.S
Belgrade
UPI
Veliko Micunovic
Tito
Yugoslavia
United States
Micunovic
Soviet Union
UN Brings Neutral Planes for Indonesian Troops Aid
Brig. Lt. Rikhye head of the UN military mission in New Guinea cabled for neutral planes and transport to drop food and medical supplies to Indonesian troops still hiding in the jungle, according to U.N. sources.
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U.N
Hollandia
UPI
Rikhye
India
United Nations
New Guinea
New York
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Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
George D. Crittenberger
Harriet W. Tomer
Felix A. Buck
Edwin A. Bailey
Congress
Madison
Associated Press
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West
William Wade
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