HumRRO reshapes U S Army through psychology study
HumRRO known as the HumRRO lab, directed by Dr. Crawford at George Washington University, studies soldiers with 120 field staff. Findings show high grades do not predict combat success and that barracks briefings and cross service drills yield limited useful knowledge. The program, costing about 4 billion, seeks to reform officer training and inter service cooperation despite mixed reactions.
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NEA
U.S. Army
U.S
Human Resources Research Office
Tori Meredith P. Crawford
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World Pilgrims Will Visit Bethlehem on Christmas Eve
Jerusalem reports a ceremonial procession from Jerusalem to Bethlehem on Christmas Eve led by dignitaries in plumed attire. Pilgrims from around the world join soldiers guarding the route from Calvary to the Nativity site as worshippers converge at midnight in the Church of the Nativity. The piece notes visa rules for travelers from Jordan and Israel, and describes the surrounding biblical sites along the route.
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Arrose
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Washington
United States
Israel
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Ma Pan Ateneni World Aire Ware
Beirut
Middle Airlines
Rabbits Fight for Survival in Hard Field Trial
Wildlife researchers nudge a population study on rabbits across farmland. Paul Kine and Dr George Hendrickson track numbers by ear tagging and tail dye to map movements, noting farmers and hunters’ roles while a spring survey probes the species’ endurance.
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Thorman
Paul Kilne
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Non An Caulnain
Raine Miana Remie
Santa Claus Will Be Good to Him
In Salt Lake City AP reports a curious note arrives at Mrs Lillian Larsen’s home after seven years of children picking berries from a shrub. A wire found in the front door bears the message Look inside Look aside, hinting at Santa Claus plans.
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Salt Lane City
Lake City
Tery
Santa Claus
Lillian Larsen
Laveen
Nerely
Labrador Iron Ore Venture Promises Huge Northwest Deposits
Newfoundland and Labrador mining operations aim to yield massive iron ore, with experts forecasting up to 20,000,000 tons annually once ports connect via the St Lawrence system. Open pit mining across Ungava and Schefferville zones employs 6,900 workers at peak, using railroad, air, and water routes to ship ore to Sept Iles and Atlantic ports, with 417,007,000 long tons proved and explored to date.
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Labrador Peninsula
America
Steelways Magazine
St. Lawrence
Ungava
Labras Dur
Quebec
Sept Iles
St. Lawrener
Schefferville
Quebec-Labrador
Minnesota
Praoks
Atlantic Coast
Linn County Christmas Seal Drive Reaches $10544 Total
Linn County Christmas seal sale has reached 10544 with 40 percent of the 26000 goal met. Chair R W Schueler credited Cedar Rapids Marion Rural gifts and urged residents to mail in remaining returns while noting red and green seals can be used together on mail.
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Linn County
R. W. Schueler
Linn County Tuberculosis Association
Schueter
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Schiele
Maha
Greuxe
Jebersy
Association
Blue Lustre carpet cleaner claims to remove residue
An advertisement touts Blue Lustre as a new carpet cleaner from The Killian Company that restores colors and leaves pile open and clean. It promises safe use on fine fabrics, though at a high price and available in the Carpet Department on the Fifth Floor.
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Killian Company
Feotective Papa Lions In Quadruplet Endings
In San Francisco AP reports a curious wildlife note with lions and a quirky statement from Carey Baldwin, director Flegmacker ano, cautioning on behavior as a Papa Lion appears to lead a risky scene. The fragment hints at unusual animal activity and a cautionary public remark.
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Papa
San Francisco
Carey Baldwin
Flegmacker Ano
Alger's Victory Signals Possible Texas Two-Party Shift
Bruce Alger, a six foot two inch former football player and B-29 pilot, won Dallas's Fifth district for the Republicans, challenging the single-party pattern. He campaigns on direct talk, prayer, and a strong precinct network, aiming to represent Dallas in Congress and weigh a possible real two-party system in Texas.
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Alger
Texas
Bruce
Washington
Alperts
Dallas
Bruce Alger
Jase
Party
Lynn
Princeton
Hitchhiker's erroneous fare charge reported
A garbled report from Castaic describes Frank Neneek hitching a ride with Walter Doughty. Nemeek allegedly told the driver he was taking a chance pickup pickup. The driver returned him to the farm with a guard present.
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Frank Neneek
Nemeek
Walter M. Doughty Ca
Cartain Morestania
Moughty
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