High cost of college cited in Office of Education study
A U.S. Education Department survey shows college costs have risen sharply since 1940. Public schools average about 1320 per year, private institutions about 1825, with annual expenses ranging from 200 to 5500. The report, based on 16,000 students at 140 colleges in 40 states and D.C., urges subsidies and private donations to curb costs and protect education quality.
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White House
McElroy
Hungate
Uncle Sam Faces World Cotton Trade Pressure Over Subsidies
Unclear policy shift to move excess U S cotton onto world markets aims to lower price supports. Responses ripple through Mexico Canada and Europe with threats of anti dumping measures and barter deals affecting car parts and textiles. Mexican cotton exports rise while U S warehouses fill with unsold fiber as exporters weigh market shifts and potential retaliation.
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Sam
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Canada
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Hollywood Twin Beds Spark Franco American Rift in Paris
Movie Morals by HAL BOYLE notes Hollywood’s moral code forced twin beds in The Ambassador’s Daughter shot in Paris. Production faced friction as French crew questioned double beds and a substitution at the embassy set, while U.S. officials offered embassy interiors but were declined.
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Hollywood
Paris
Norman Krasna
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France
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Boser
Adolphe Menjou
Myrna Loy
Bor
Alexander
Wolcott
U. S
C. Dougl
Dillion
Amercan
Rothschild Castles
Case History of a Psychiatrist and Merico Young Adults
Dr Crane discusses diagnosing the Merico Young Adults at Santa Ana First Christian Church and notes the average American in 1950 was a 30 year old married parent. He reflects on aging educators and the need to target the 30 year old with two children for guidance and healthier living. The column blends case psychology with community thank yous and local social notes.
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California
Santa Ana
George W. Cran
Merico Young Adults
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Crane
Ucdl
U. S
Dr Jordan's Comments on Hives and Allergies
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan explains urticaria or hives, triggers from foods like lettuce, celery, strawberries, fish, milk, or wheat, and other causes such as drugs, heat, or cold. He emphasizes identifying the trigger, trial diets, and antihistamines to relieve itching and skin symptoms.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
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Wrights Regain Claim in Moscow Controversy
An authoritative magazine Questions of His says claims during rental period gave credit to the American Wright brothers in a roundabout way. The report notes contested assertions about leadership and influence, situating the Wrights within a broader attribution debate in Moscow.
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Wrights
Moscow
Wright Brothers
The Blonde Cried Murder in a Hibiscus Night
Shayne and Gentry untangle a tangled murder plot around the Hibiscus hotel. Nellie Paulson or Mary Barnes, a missing brother Barnes, a badger game, a room 316 scandal, and a knife's fatal thrust set the scene as voices collide and suspicions rise. The exchange hints at deceit, mistaken identity, and a deadly jam.
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Shayne
Nellie Paulson
the Hibiscus
Jacksonville
Paulson
Gentry
Barnes
Mary
Hibiscus
Room 316
Tme
Scar-Face
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Mike
Angel
Michael
Asl Roy
Ellie Paulson
Nellie
Shay
Mary Barnes
NEA
Scarface
Will
Murder on Bayfront Park Guarded Path
Patrolman Cassiday on Miami Beach’s Bayfront Park patrol discovers a huddled figure, a girl with a gaping throat wound, lying beneath a bench. A bloodied handbag and a mirror hint at struggle as the scene uncoils to a cliffhanger. To Be Continued.
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Et Pd
Cassiday
Miami
Bayfront’ Park
Tomorrow’s Stars Offer Cautious Steps For Growth
The forecast urges focused effort over wasteful use of time and warns that home or job changes may be unsatisfactory now, suggesting postponement. For October through December, a birthday indicates strong momentum for progress and potential promotions if opportunities are seized, with social life and travel hints and a creative, principled child described.
Drivers Like To Spend Money in Watch Hill Parking Fees
Police say motorists in Watch Hill show little concern for spending on parking. Early receipts from 59 new meters report 16 dimes, with meters designed so a dime buys up to 12 minutes and a nickel grants one hour of parking.
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