Yale Medicine Aims to End Routine Education
Yale School of Medicine plans a thorough revision of its methods to reduce routine study and emphasize independent thought. The system would let students choose study sequences, delay final exams, and rely on group and thesis assessments. Dean Milton C Winternitz notes aims align with graduate education, though flexibility remains limited by faculty oversight.
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New Haven
Yale School of Mediene
Milton C Winternitz
Sram
Dean Waternitz
Wainternite
Mitchell trial testimony modified on arms protection claim
Washington December 15 testimony in the Mitchell trial was altered by the prosecution as Major General Frank W Coe, chief of custody, corrected prior statements stating that ten thousand guns could not guard an area as large as Washington City from intrusions.
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Washington
Frank W Coe
Custatin
Mitchell
Martin Tis Pivinny
Merritt Reaches 72nd Birthday Milestone in Political Career
Congressman Schuyler Merritt of the Fourth District marks his seventy second birthday while his career highlights include election to the House in 1917, long association with Yale and Towne, leadership roles in Stamford and Fairfield county civic ties, and a 1924 rivalry for the Senate seat amid GOP shifts with Hiram Lingham and the death of Drink Brandegee.
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Schuyler V
House of Representatives
Fairfield County
William English
Meir Tt
Coninge
Brandegee
Brandegee, and Hid Bidszepowt
Hiram Lingham
New York
Matthew Fox
Marie Shaw Merritt
Stamford
Yale
Columbia
Merritt
Yale and Towne Company
Princes
Joseph B
Katharine Ho
Thaj
Yale and Downe
Stamford National Bank
Ile
Virginia Iron Coal and Code Company
Ind
St Johns Capisopal Church
Merrit
Ebenezer J
University
New York Suburbia
Chevy Chase Club
Washington
London University Senator Presents Visual Education Research
Dr W Kimimins, University of London senate member and extension bond chairman, discussed English research at a New Haven conference on visual education. The study compared moving versus stationary images for educational effectiveness, highlighting implications for teaching methods.
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New Haven
W Kimimins
Senate of the University of London
University Extension Bond
England
Annapolis Seeks More Cadets for Aviation Posts
Navy aviation demand pushes for more Naval Academy appointees and expanded enlisted pilot training. Adm Shoemaker reports three slots per representative could rise to sustain a program equating to about 709 to 750 officers plus pilots to meet aviation needs. He notes specialization requires careful staffing across aviation and technical branches amid funding limits.
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Washington Dee le
Naval Aviaton Ware
Naval Academy
WH Shoemker
Bureau of Naviation
Wilbur Admin Shoemaker
Nivil Aviation
Bureau of Aeronautics
Admiral Shoemaker
Tech'nealy
Merritt Seeks 33 Pension Bills for Veterans Widows
Representative Schuyler Merritt of Stamford announces a bold push in Congress to grant pensions or increases for deserving veterans widows and dependents in his district. He introduced 33 private bills aimed at delivering relief to residents across Fairfield County who face delays in the Pension Office and technical hurdles without special acts of Congress.
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George TL. Manwing
Schuyler Merritt
Stamford
Conn
Congress
Merrit
Tarrfield County
general drum hits back at air charge testimony
Brigadier General Hugh Drum occupies the witness stand for hours in the Mont hell count inquiry. He accuses officials of misleading Congress and says others attacked his statements while Major General Frank Coe is recalled for provable quizzing. Drum then directs that further examination continue tomorrow.
Hagen Pinched as Speeding Center of Florida Debacle
St Petersburg constable arrested prominent figure Hagen for speeding through the main thoroughfare at 40 miles per hour causing danger to the public. Court date scheduled. bonds posted for appearance.
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Pitersberg
St Petersbure
Hinen
Aimd
Amerkato Gren
Waleter
Eatate
Mtn
Actolda
Pahiamnan Ilagen
Mppe
Jury Denies $1000 Damages Claim in Civil Court
A jury in the Civil Court of Common Pleas yesterday ruled against plaintiff Divid Lemph Lily Pork in a $1000 damages case brought by join Johnson Fridaepart, finding Johnson not negligent and that reasonable care was shown after the incident where the plaintiff was injured by an auto mobia owned by Johnson.
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Com
Tino
Avtim
Judas Glartree
Billoyer
Johnson
Fridaepart
Divid ‘Lemph
Lilypork
Ross
Ut Mobia
Miss Dec 13 Indictment Jury Foreman In Superior Court
A garbled report states the foreman of a Norfolk grand jury was to sign an indictment in a Superior Court session. The matter involves an accused group tied to a larceny case and jury selection was underway.
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Didham
Narfoth
Tudi Dla Bom
Velvet blouses with military trim for Christmas gifts
Attractive velvet blouses in contrast colors or gold braid offer a distinct military look. Paired with a plaid skirt, they form a two piece dress. All have long sleeves and come in Christmas boxes if desired. Priced at five dollars on the second floor. Also available are 1926 Sunday School lesson aids Tarbell’s Teachers’ Guide and Peloubet’s Select Notes for $1.90.
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Jewel Cone
Sonora
Victor
Stromberg Carlson
Tarbell
Pelubet
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Speeder
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Iridgeport, Conn
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Luden
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