Brains of 500000 Physically Handicapped Predicted
Babson argues that about 1,000,000 able adults with disabilities in the United States have untapped creative power. He cites 3.15 million total handicapped, urging expanded opportunity and private support to activate their talents for national gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babson Park
Mass
U.S. T
Detroit
Boston
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
National
T. B. Association
National Association For
National Society To
American Heart Association
American ‘Hearths, Society
Disabled Veterans
U. S
State Employment Services
Goodwill Industries’ of America
Baytown Council Dines On A Bond For Sidewalks
City council members discuss ordinance 28 on driveway and sidewalk requirements in Baytown. A $10 permit fee and a $2,000 bond catch contractors and owners off guard, prompting debate on enforcement and possible amendments. Mayor Pruett appoints Campbell and Clayton to study the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Campbell
Pruett
Baylown
George Chandler
George
Campbell
A. L
al) Clayton
City of
Baytown
Clayton
Alum
Anr
Clausen
Chandier
Bronx Zoo contrasts and a young reader's memory
By Mel Heimer a spring Saturday at the Bronx Zoo is described through chaotic scenes of animals and crowds with biting humor. The piece contrasts the wild, unsettled energy of the Bronx enclosures with the calm poised Central Park Zoo animals and reflects on how the city’s attitudes and a personal longing for change have shifted over 27 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uie Geo
Gao
Camel House
Bronx Zoo
Bronxton
New Yorker
Central Park 2A
Plaza
Pierre Bar
Maly
Rosie
Central Park
Bronx
Springtfieldians
Zoo Train to Bronx Zoo Prompts Springfield Fearful Trip
A Springfield Mass reader warned of a New Haven railroad zoo train trip to the Bronx for a Marilyn Monroe event priced at 474 dollars. The plan includes maps, animal props, and a four hour visit, with fears the excursion will leave riders rattled upon return.
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New York
Saturn
Springfield
Mass
New Haven Railroad
Grand Central Terminal
Westchester
Connecticut
New Haven
N. Hi
Marilyn Monroe
Miss Monroe
Miss M
Indiana juror sanity questioned rivals constitutional rights
A Indianapolis judge questioned whether jurors must be sane for a lawful trial, suggesting a rule that all jurors be demonstrably sane. The piece argues such a standard would be impractical, risking delays and tainting the justice system, and discusses implications for the right to trial by jury.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Tom
Durar
Lee
Baytown Sun Advertising and Subscriptions Details
Publication information for Che Baytoum Lunt in Baytown Texas lists weekday afternoons, editors and staff, office address, and subscription rates by carrier and mail. It notes advance payment, prices for 1 to 12 month terms, and a 75 cent per month rate for Armed Services subscribers, with postal classification and advertising representative details.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbol
Baytown
Texas
Beulah Mae Jackson
Reail
Armed Services
Congress
Walana
General Advertising Service
Pasadena intruder breaks in but leaves money behind
A Pasadena resident reports an ongoing pattern of intrusions where the burglar enters homes, leaves part of his money, and takes nothing. Police note this unusual behavior as a possible unburglary case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Collective leadership period for Britain under Eden predicted
Charles A McCann argues Britain will enter a collective leadership with Sir Anthony Eden as prime minister supported by Richard Austen Butler as chancellor and Harald MacMillan as foreign secretary. The piece contrasts Eden's firm leadership with Churchill's all‑encompassing style and highlights the expected balance and foreign policy focus amid postwar tensions.
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Charles A
McCann Trad Press
Great Britain
Anthony Eden
Eden
Winston Churchill
Richard Austen Butler
Harald MacMillan
Churchill
Teden
Chureniil
Hitler
Taureemin
France
Paris
Germany
Try And Stop Me By Bennett Cerf Adds New Collective Nouns
Red Smith signs new collective nouns to add to classics like a pack of wolves and a pride of lions. His playful list targets sports figures and announcers, including a yammer of radio announcers a gangle of basketball players a grouse of baseball players and a quiescence of prize fighters.
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Bennett Cerf
Red Smith
Mr. Smith
Cacn
Quick Knowledge Quiz From History and Literature
Answers include writers and figures like Edwin Markham for The Man With the Hoe and Philip II of Macedon as father of Alexander the Great. The phrase 54-40 or fight refers to the Oregon boundary dispute. Louise Tetrazzini was a noted soprano. George Washington is buried at Mount Vernon, Virginia. The first father of Alexander the Great is Philip II of Macedon.
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Butler
Exchequer
Louise Tetrazzini
George Washington
Alexander the Great
Edwin Markham
William Allen
U.S. Senate
Metropolitan Opera
Mount Vernon
Virginia
Philip
Macedonia
B. C
E. Humphreys, Jr
John R. Pilllon
Americans Should Be Happy For Its Western Neighbors
Hy Drew Pearson argues the Pan American Union strengthens western hemisphere peace, compares its democratic process to the League of Nations, and credits it with reducing conflicts while noting U.S. and Haiti equality in votes. A Capitol elevator anecdote follows, then debate over Roosevelt’s sailing sloop repair and budget ethics. Tax boss Coleman Andrews is criticized for shifting focus to small violators, boosting stolen stamp losses and enabling moonshine fraud.
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Hy Drew Pearson
Washington
U.S.A
Formosa
Pan ‘“American Union
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Pan American Union
League of Nations
Haiti
Western Hemisphere
Capitol
Hisenhower
Oregon
Neuberger
Whit House
Art Burgess
Republican Police Committee
Helen Nickum
Secretary of the Navy
Thomas
FDR
Joe de Silva
Retail Clerks Union
Los Angeles
de Silva
Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Chesapeake Bay
Navy
Eisenhower
Las
Angelica
Charles "Thomas
United States
Franklin Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Charles Thomas
Navy Department
Washington, DC
Coleman Andrews
Coleman
Philadelphia
Did You Know Frigate Birds Lack Waterproof Plumage
A curious fact shows that frigate birds, unlike many seabirds, do not possess waterproof plumage. This adaptation influences how they skim and dry between dives.
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The
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Preston Pendergrass
Austin
Mel Heimer
Land Friends of Mine
Yonkers
N.Y
America
Harry Boyd
Che Baytoum Lunt
William Ritz
Britain
Allied Headquarters
Northwest Africa
Chinchill
MacMillan
Lahorites
Helen Artie Belles
Dev. J. Tarleton Belles
Spencer, Tad
Great MacMillan Publishing Family
Sir Philip Sidney
Charles Wileson Peale
Abraham Lincoln
Wilkes Hoath
Norway
Narvik
Folks of Fame
Guess the
Central Press
New York State
Conneaut
Cornell School of Civil Engineering
Cornell University
Lackawanna
N. Y
Niagara County
Marian Jordan
Moly McGee
Thomas Hart Benton
Morris Kantor
Los
Uncle Sam
Willie
Maggi
Ilar
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