Pupils Now Read More Than In Old Days of Rote
A discussion of reading instruction cites Laura Zirbes from Ohio State University arguing that today’s reading progress and child development insights raise overall reading levels. The piece notes increased juvenile literature and diagnostic tools, while acknowledging parental concern and the push for understanding modern methods.
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Europe
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Invention Boosts Highway Safety With Dash Mount Alert
The American Magazine reports an automatic warning device for cars that flashes a red signal on the dashboard when hydraulic brake fluid drops below a safe level. In early 1949 hospitals received 161,572,811 dollars from 90 Blue Cross plans, comprising 87.64 percent of the plans' income according to the Ohio State Medical Journal.
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Marjorie Holliday
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American Legion
The Editor's Notebook reveals a sober legislative start
The piece notes the current Legislature shows quiet seriousness, avoidance of theatrics, and fewer mass lobby efforts. It contrasts with past sessions, citing calmer debates, reduced bill flow, and uncertain productivity as the session unfolds.
Labor 4Fs Draft Plan Stirring Inside Se Hershey Circle
Inside Selective Service boss General Hershey’s advisory group discusses using 4-Fs in nonuniform roles to free more men for combat. Aslan proposing Defense Dept power to draft 4-Fs with GI pay. Also notes a Soviet divorce law drive to boost female labor.
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W. Va
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Secret closed meeting targets Congress critic in city
A private gathering at Hotel Sheraton included a high city official and law firm members to hear activist Esther Tice attack Congress. Tice, linked to United Electrical Workers, is under indictment for contempt of Congress. Attendees reportedly included the director of personnel, business leaders, and clergymen invited by the union deemed a security risk by the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Trivia questions answer many facts from old Q A column
The piece presents a reader question and answer column with topics from Europe and old folks homes in Copenhagen to oil flow speed, Gandhi, Chandler nickname, wild horses, Lake Ontario levels, tire wear, spank etymology, Great Wall length, Moosehaven admission, and magic squares. It cites sources and locations like Copenhagen Denmark Transylvania College Lexington and Moosehaven Florida.
Russian troop rumors and 4 H clubs in Asia reform plan
The piece notes MacArthur about Sakhalin troop reports, mixed intelligence, and a Soviet buildup near Japan. It outlines US planners relying on heavy naval power and atomic deterrence while Australia pushes a allied pivot. It also describes a postwar push to use 4 H Clubs to train Southeast Asian farmers and bolster anti communism.
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Burma
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Walter Winchell on Broadway Mischief and Social Ties
A rapid parade of society notices from Broadway and Washington features names like Margaret Truman Bob O'Dell Craig Kelly Jeanne Williams Sylvia Crane and Marian. It notes engagements nearness to power and a tangle of marriages and social events with hints of financial and legal pressure surrounding prominent figures.
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Washington
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Bob O'Dell
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Sadie
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Local AP News Shared for Republication
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