The Great Hunt For Educated Talent in Modern Society
John W. Gardner of the Carnegie Corporation analyzes the rising demand for educated talent across government business and industry. He notes growth in professional and scientific fields, the shift toward generalist bases for specialists, and the small share of GDP spent on higher education. He warns on maintaining standards and the risk of an educated but unfocused workforce.
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Harper’s Magazine
John W. Gardner
Carnegie Corporation
Mr. Gardner
Gardner
Similarities By Fukuzawa Morin on Fukuzawa and 100 years of Japan US ties
A reminiscence on Yukichi Fukuzawa and Japan US relations since Commodore Perry. It recalls his voyage to America, how Americans welcomed the Japanese, and his later leadership in bridging cultures amid anti foreign sentiment. The piece notes ongoing cross Pacific parallels and mutual curiosity between peoples.
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New York
Japan
United States
Commodore Perry
Perry
America
Yukichi Fukuzawa
Pacific
San Francisco
Washington
George Washington
Moscow
Fukuzawa
Eisenhower Inaugurals Highlight Shift From Isolation to World Role
James Marlow argues Eisenhower’s second inaugural mirrors the first in stressing anti-communism amid limited new policy moves. The piece contrasts Lincoln and Roosevelt era moments with Eisenhower’s global outlook, noting the president’s limited levers to shape domestic issues and his preference to avoid war with Russia.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Russia
Critique of Educators by Dr CrAnE at Northwestern
In a case history Dr George W Crane recounts Alva J a 35 year old South Carolina teacher visiting Northwestern University. The narrative quotes a National Educational Convention where many papers failed to engage the audience revealing a lack of applied psychology among educators.
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George W. Crane
Alva J
South Carolina
Northwestern
Crane
Critics Warn About Psychology and Teaching Methods
A column by Edwin P. Jordan, M.D., critiques overreliance on school motivation and the blind spots in educational psychology. It notes the gap between classroom theory and real student attention and argues for practical teacher testing and a divergence from diploma prestige.
Erratic days at Blue Jay Cove unfold in Cass and Marcy
In Blue Jay Cove Cass battles authority and gossip while Marcy seeks independence. Cass clings to black outfits and control at The Haven as Marcy contemplates a job to fund her own life. Tension grows around Aunt Cordy and looming town judgment.
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Alex
Cass
Marcy
Haven
Donald Meyer
Joyce Bratton
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Blue Jay Cove
Marcy Ward
the Haven
Cordy
Tomorrow's Stars and Local Social Notes
The column offers forecasts for business luck and travel between June and September, with cautious guidance on dealing with strangers and a favorable November for finances. It also notes a birthday year of pleasant prospects and a talented child. Poston Methodist School honors Larry Joe Evener for three years of perfect attendance.
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Poston
Guy Gabriel
Methodist Sunday School
Larry Joe Evener
Racine Social Notes Recap of local visitors and gatherings
Lavinia Simpson returns from Arizona. Jerry Powell and family join Preston Parsons and Gary for a visit in Paden City with Elbert Van Cooney. Larry Taylor vacationing with wife. A couple's shower held at Frank Clel's home. Mrs. Jesse leaves for Memphis where husband is in a Marine hospital. Sybil Miles and Lee Jackson from Chillicothe visit Racine. Happy Hustlers class held all day at Homer Jaccard home with covered dish. Clark Jiiden welcomes grandchildren Ann and Johnnie McClintock. Merle Ashley of Letart Falls visits Beulah Morris. Betty Lindamood and Arthur Woodgerd visit. Powell hosts shower for Ward Diddle. twenty-two guests attend. Herman Spencer from Fairborn AFB visits. Dinner at Morris Lake home with Francis Morris and Homer Jaccard.
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Racine
Lavinia Simpson
Arizona
Jerry Powell
Preston Parsons
Gary
Paden City
W. Va
Elbert van Cooney
Larry Taylor
Clark Jiiden
Ann
Johnnie McClintock
Cheshire
Merle Ashley
Letart Falls
Beulah Morris
Betty Lindamood
Arthur Woodgerd
Marietta Vis
Buck and Shuler Families Visit Relatives This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Fred Buck and children of Zanesville visited Mrs Buck’s parents Mr and Mrs Theo Whittington. Allen Smith of Charleston and Darius Underwood of Old Ryger attended services at the home of Mr and Mrs W W Underwood. Mr and Mrs Alex Shuler spent a day with Mr and Mrs Ross Shuler and children of Bradbury Glenna Shuler.
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Fred Buck
Zanesville
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Southland
Ohio Valley
Mason and Dixon Line
Florida
By Relman Morin
World Today
By James Marlow
DR. Crane
Alva
Midwestern Psychological Association
Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Chicago
Benk Jaw
By Elizabeth Seifert
Elizabeth Seifert
NEA Semicg
Clyde Sedgwick
Frances Daft
Evelyn Moody
Shirley
Elsie Mattson
Charles North
Duane Brown
Malta
Harry Dishong
Nelsonville
North
Charles Chalfant
Arville Williams
John Arthur Cardwell
McArthur
Paul Williams
Arvila Williams
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Susan South
Racine Social Notes
Ward Diddle
Herman Spencer
Fairborn Air Force Base
Mrs
Mason Spencer
Francis Morris
Christine Lake
Homer Jaccard
By Jimmy Hatlo
Homer Rinsloe
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