Broader Ideas for Education Urged by Yale Professor
Yale professor Dr Edward S Robinson argues graduate schools must welcome outside forces and broaden ideals of learning. He criticizes overemphasis on the PhD as sole testament to scholarship and urges individualized programs that fit students talents and intended careers. The piece notes Yale is expanding liberalizing graduate study through its General Studies division. The article ends with a statistic: domestic airlines averaged 147.5 miles per hour in the first half of the year.
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New Haven
America
Edward S. Robinson
Division of
General Studies
Yale University
Robinson
Seys
Yale
Baseball Puzzle Answers Revealed in Crossword Style
The puzzle lists baseball player themed clues with numbered across and down entries. It hints at a final solution mapping each clue to a word, including terms like beer immerse company and spigot, and touches on World Games fame and various everyday items.
Mirror Writing Common Trait Says Denver Woman
Mrs. Henry S. Sanderson of Denver argues mirror writing is a common trait linked to natural left handedness. She says she and her daughter Yvonne write backward with ease and cites a Baltimore report of a boy in Moundsville, West Virginia. She recalls being forced to switch hands as a child. Additionally, the note mentions a sixty year period with a 75 percent drop in birds in the United States.
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Denver, Colo
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Henry S. Sanderson
Denver
Radio Schedule Highlights Prominent NBC CBS and ABC Programs
A detailed listing of radio programming across NBC CBS and ABC networks notes 6:00 to 11:30 time slots with shows including Fibber McGee and Molly Helen Hayes Horace Heidt and others. It lists station chains WEAF WJZ CBS WABC KMOX WCCO WGST and performers such as Gene Kelly Basie Olsen and multiple orchestras and theatrical acts.
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Andy
NBC
Weaf Chain
Mate Small
WJZ Chain
CBS
WABC
WBBM
KMOX
WOC
WCCO
Smee Herrick
WJZ
Goose Creek Parson
Fcbs
WGST
Boske Carter
Warden Lawes
WEAF
Red Grange
Himber Orch
Morgan L. Eastman Orch
Sam
Wayne King Orch
Cam
WAEBC
Faeere Heller, Coher
Phil ‘Levant
Ray Noble
George Olsen
Flein Blossoms
Glen Gray Orch
Hawaii
Malcolm Claire
Bluebirds
Columbia
Allen Prescott
Ees Nee and
Sassafras
KMO
Mary Marlin
Gene Arnold
the Cadets
National farm and home _ hour
Chain
Blue Flames
WwCcco
Fe Hardine
Vausha de Leath
Merrymakers
Joseph E. Maddy
American School of the Air
Ee Miniatures
NBC Music Guild
Happy Hollow
I Wabc
Pepper Young's Family
U. S. Marine Band
al Pearce and Gang
Patti Chapin
Jesse_ Crawford
Cozzi
Gale Page
Renfrew
Amos
Lidar’. Russell
Sam and
Abner
Doris Kerr
Ae Hufsmith
Vivian Della Chiesa
Leo Reisman Orch
Dude Ranch
Hammerstein Music Hall
Gene King Orch
WEAP
Edger A
Welcome Valley
Ken Murray
Ben Bernie Orch
Fred Wariie Orch
ICBS
Fred Astaire
Rupert Hughes
M.c. Ae
Jimmy Fiddler
Wwcco
Roy Campbell
Eer Hamp Orch
Kemp Orch
the Hatters Orch
Roger Pryor Orch
Westinghouse Wein Project Plans Atom Disintegration Effort
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing begins a radical program to disintegrate the atom using a 5,000,000-volt direct current bombardment. The project aims to build a powerful vacuum tube and high voltage generator under Dr. L. W. Chubb and Dr. William H. Wells, with industrial leadership marking a new industrial pursuit in atomic research.
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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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Lou
Christ
Pamelo Barton
The
United States
Mark
Smith Brothers
Smith Bros
John B. Delaney
Paul Muni
Louis Pasteur
LUX Radio Theatre
Directed
Cecil B. deMille
Coast-to-Coast
Columbia Network
WMT
Tommy Dorsey’s
Raleigh
Kgdl Cigarettes
Smulekoffs
Dial
Smulekoff
Smulekoff’s
Lane
Simmons
E. S
General Electric
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