Texas colleges brace for looming student age wave
Administrators across Texas colleges and public schools fear a coming surge in enrollment driven by a postwar birth boom and rising high school graduation numbers. Projections show White male and female graduates reaching 56,329 by 1962, with about 35,000 students likely to seek college admission, signaling a 30 percent jump from recent years. Korean veterans are also expected to add about 18,000 enrollments in Texas colleges within two years.
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Expert Cameraman Shamroy Sees Camera as Co-Artist
Ben Cook reports from Ho les Wood on Jan 22 about cinematographer Shamroy likening his camera to a woman, praising its moodiness and collaboration with stars like Ethel Merman and George Sanders on Call Me Madam. He argues the camera should blend with the scene, not steal attention, and highlights his color theory of subtle, integrated hues. The piece closes with a brief statistic noting a Britain wage gap where one in three workers are women.
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Holes Wood
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Shamroy
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Ethel Merman
George Sanders
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Experts predict population rise to 260 million by year end
New York analysis from Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. predicts the U S population will pass 260 million before 1553 ends. Last year added about 2,675,000, lifting total to over 258,400,000. Growth driven by births, immigration, and low mortality, with possible slowdown as birth cohorts near marriageable ages.
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United States
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Cain
Les ‘Angeles
Datret
Law Medical Schools Exchange Knowledge Plan At Cincinnati
The University of Cincinnati colleges of law and medicine launched a pilot interchange for mutual understanding. Law students attend a medical clinic weekly at Cincinnati General. In the second semester medical students observe court practice to become trial witnesses.
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Nave
Two Wars In Korea Hunger Disease Faced War Ravaged Peoples
Dr Charles K Joy reports from Korea on famine, disease, and refugee misery. He notes 5 million killed or injured since June 25, 1950 and 30 million Koreans dependent on relief amid vast destruction. CARE aid and American generosity are urged to meet a hidden second war against human misery. A Louisville mule accident case follows.
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Fragmentary news item from San Francisco court case and university funding
Disjointed OCR text references a San Francisco case involving a husband and wife with mentions of court actions, an attorney, and accusations of cruelty. It also notes State University students winning about 3.5 million dollars to help pay for something, with Lucille G. Rose cited in connection to student employment and earnings in 1952 53. The fragment includes unclear figures and unrelated industry index notes, reflecting partial historical clipping.
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Lucille G. Rose
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