Broader ideas for education urged by Yale professor
Yale professor Edward S. Robinson argues graduate schools overemphasize the PhD and must welcome outside forces to liberalize and individualize study. He says general education should not end at sophomore year and that craftsman training harms spontaneous interest, urging broader, flexible graduate aims. The piece notes domestic air travel averages 147.5 mph in the first half of the year.
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New Haven
America
Edward S. Robinson
Division of
General Studies
Yale University
Robinson
Dr. Robinson
Yale
Lou and Band Leader’s Stick Solve Baseball Puzzle
Word puzzle clues reference Lou and a band leader’s stick, with a baseball theme. Across entries include beer and spigot, while vertical clues span depart and constellation, culminating in a themed crossword style solution.
Mirror writing may be common trait says Denver woman
Mrs. Henry S. Sanderson of Denver says mirror writing may be more common than doctors think and results from natural left handedness. She cites personal and family history, noting her daughter Yvonne also writes backward. A Baltimore report highlights an 11 year old in Moundsville, and she recalls being left handed herself.
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Denver, Colo
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Henry S. Sanderson
Denver
Radio schedule sprawling across networks and time slots
A dense listing of NBC CBS and WABC WJZ WBBM KMOX WCCO stations detailing programs from morning to midnight. It notes Amos n Andy Poetic melodies Fibber McGee and Molly and Horace Heidt’s Brigadiers among others with chain affiliations and orchestra lineups.
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Amos ‘N
Andy
NBC
Weaf Chain
Mary Smail
WJZ Chain
CBS
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
WOC
WCCO
John Herrick
WJZ
WGST
Wae Chain
Boake Carter
Wabbbm
WEAF
Helen Hayes
Horace Heidt
Brigadiers
Margaret Speaks
Soprano
Abe Lyman Arch
Pick and
Pat
Warden Lawes
Sam
Wayne Kine Orch
Evean Heller
Phil ‘Levantrch
Weaf Ain
Ray Noble Orch
Count Basie Orch
George Olsen
Malcolm Claire
Inbc
Bluebirds
Salon Musicale
Breakfast Club
Columbia
Richard Maxwell
Tim Healy
Mrs. Wiggs of
Hymns of All Churches
David Harum
The
Gene Arnold
the Cadets
National farm and home _ hour
Jules Lande
Blue Flames
Dan Hardine
Vausha de Leath
Merrymakers
Dr. Joseph E. Maddy
American School of the Air
eae _ernane miniatures
NBC Music Guild
Happy Hollow
Wwcco
Pepper Youne
Library of Congress Musicale
George Hessberger
Patti Chapin
Jesse_ Crawford
WEAP
Ae Cozzi
Gale Page
Renfrew of
Amos
Easy Aces
Tony Russell
Lum
Abner
Doris Kerr
Fred Hufsmith
Vivian Della Chiesa
Ben Bernie Orch
Fred Waringorch
Fred Astaire
One and Wives
Caravan
Rupert Hughes
M.c
Hildevarde
Jimmy Fiddler
Westinghouse to bombard atom with 5 million volts
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing begins a project to disintegrate the atom using a massive 5,000,000-volt direct current bombardment. Dr. L. W. Chubb notes the unpredictable outcomes and potential practical uses, with Dr. William H. Wells named to lead the effort in a dedicated facility.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
L. W. Chubb
Westinghouse Research Laboratories
Westinghouse
William H. Wells
Amherst
Johns Hopkins University
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