Town Planning for Aged Hinges On Understanding
Dr Irving Lorge of Teachers College Columbia University told a Community Luncheon crowd that age and dependence are not the same and that planning for the aged requires public attitude change and knowledge of aging. He cited programs that use retired adults for productive roles, noting retirement does not mean uselessness and can extend life quality.
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Irving Lorge
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Hitching Post
Community Council
Lorge
Boy Drowns In Pool In Charlestown New Hampshire
A five year old boy Ralph W. Schofield Jr. drowned in a community pool near his home while trying to retrieve a toy for his four year old brother Clyde. The pool held about five feet of water after recent rains and was near the family residence.
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Charlestown
N. H
Ralph W. Schofield, Jr
Clyde
Charles Snow
Ralph
Patterson Urges Release of Copper From Stockpile
Rep Patterson of Connecticut asks the Munitions Board to release 10 000 tons of copper monthly for three months from the strategic stockpile to aid industrial production. He warns shortages threaten hours and defense output, and says 30 000 tons would prevent layoffs in brass and copper industries.
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Washington
Patterson
R-Conn
Munitions Board
John D. Small
Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Connecticut
Congress
Henry Fowler
National Production Authority
Capitol
Sen. Benton
D-Conn
National Union
Senate
Benton
Fowler
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Jack Stock
Eaton V. W. Read
Pioneer Recreation Center For
Sophie Garvey
Helen Burkhardt
Nellie Jordan
Maude Haff
J. Albert Johnson
New England
Walter C. McKain, Jr
University of Connecticut
Philip W. Swarz
Geriatrics
Boston
Edward J. Stewart
Small Defense Plants Administration
Small Business Reserve
SDPA
US CO
United Iluminating Company
Junex
Leavitt
Leavitt’s Dept
Main Street
Bridgeport
Conn
C.O.D
Clark
Clarixs A
U.S.A
Clarks
Fashion Academy Award
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