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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1955
Page
3
FHA officials study new landscaping rules to improve drainage lawns and driveways for FHA insured mortgages. Proposals target better materials workmanship and grading to prevent issues like basements leaks and misinterpretation by builders while boosting home sale appeal.
In Pottsville Pennsylvania the Tower City High School Band Mothers' Club voted on a new name for the organization. The group settled on Barid Aides, reflecting a likely misprint or garbled OCR text.
In a report echoed by educators, a New York psychologist questions how standardized testing shapes elementary students' characters and personalities. He notes teachers in progressive and traditional schools offered inconsistent, vague responses to his surveys, with no firm evidence of test-driven changes.
Brig. Gen. Richard Carmichael says the Air Force can stay voluntary with a four year minimum tour as re-enlistments climb from September lows to August highs. He cites recruitment success and cost savings from reduced training, asserting no trouble maintaining adequate personnel without conscription.
New Orleans report cites American Heart Association experts noting that about two thirds of heart attack patients can return to work with little modification after a guided, individualized program. Dr. B Cowles Andrus of Baltimore says 65 to 70 percent regain original occupations, stressing reduced tension and rest.
Texas A and M hosts the fifth Rescue training school for minute men to learn rescue operations for air attack or disaster. Oct 29 at the campus trains city representatives who will form local rescue teams. Sponsored by the firemen training department of the Engineering Extension Service and the Office of Civil Defense.
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