Readin and Writing Penmanship Not a Lost Art Says Survey
A survey of 5 000 grade and high school principals shows nearly two to one that today’s youngsters write as well or better than a generation ago. Sheaffer reports 4 4 per cent to 3 in favor of improvement due to better teaching methods and broader support.
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Thade
Notable Grauer Era Stars Help Launch daytime Show
Grauer's long radio career has connected him with Ed Wynn Oscar winner Jose Ferrer Ralph Bellamy Edward Everett Horton Victor Moore Robert Sterling Susan Douglas Arthur Treacher Barbara Bel Geddes Willan Hythe and others as he begins a daytime program. The piece also notes Joan Crawford and Kathleen Young visiting Warner Brothers with a dog and critiques handwriting education in schools, citing polls of principals about writing quality and teaching methods.
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Crossword puzzle word list and clues mix
Fragmentary crossword clue set with Across and Down hints including several misread or garbled entries. Appears to list terms such as lowest point queen of fairies leave of, various partial names Adana degraded large, and scattered numbered clues with crowded punctuation and stray letters.
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National Guard
Illusions of youth haunt a spring ball amid a love triangle
Mrs Luther gloats over her marriage while Beth suppresses doubt as Gretchen Carter’s seductive gown and a ballroom intrigue hint at a scandal. At Hempton Country Club Beth spots Gretchen with Phil and Dave Luther, triggering a tense confrontation on the terrace.
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MacArthur Testimony and Fear Sent to Stalin
Wright reports a controversial testimony arguing fear and disunity among the U S armed services. The piece notes MacArthur defied Congress, challenged presidential limits, and faced removal after asserting loyalty to the nation over higher authority. It also mentions domestic economic concerns streaming from meat market reductions.
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Johnston Urges Strong Price Laws and Widening War Fears
Economic adviser Johnston warns Congress must act to curb inflation as price wars spread to major cities while domestic worries rise over potential war. Rural banks report rising deposits, peace rumors persist, and Soviet notes refuse foreign minister talks, signaling tense global and national outlooks.
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Sears Roebuck Mails Largest Catalog Ever
Sears Roebuck releases its biggest catalog yet with 404 pages up from 294 pages last year. The new issue highlights hundreds of items from pools to wire records at knock down prices and notes notable absences of appliances and automobiles from the prior catalog.
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Rye Towners
Vsalea
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