Pillars of Wisdom for Parents From Dr Lesourd in Boston
Dr Howard M Lesourd of Boston University outlined seven pillars of wisdom for raising children and three parental qualifications. The pillars include respecting the child, fostering independence, involving the child in family work, reducing external discipline as self discipline grows, teaching life decisions by values, educating in exploration, and enriching children's interests through family discussions. Parental qualifications cited are willingness to study parenting, adaptability and modesty, faith in children, and buoyant spirit to avoid fretting over lapses.
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Dr Robins to Present Illustrated Lecture
Dr Hugh Robins city health commissioner will present an illustrated lecture on syphilis at 8 o clock Tuesday night at the WoC A. The film, released by the American Social Hygiene Association, supports the US Public Health Service effort and is loaned through the state bureau of venereal diseases.
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Shep Fields Orchestra To Play For Delta Christmas Dance
Shep Fields and His Rippling Rhythm, heard on air, will perform at the Delta fraternity Christmas dance at the Armory on December 22. The nationally famous orchestra debuted at New Yorks Biltmore Hotel and gained acclaim at venues including Miami Iria Club, Chicago Palmer House, Los Angeles Cocoanut Grove, and New Yorks Waldorf Astoria and Pierre.
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King Edward faces throne or love amid crisis in Britain
In a rapid royal crisis, Edward must choose between Wallis Simpson and his throne as Prime Minister Baldwin and church leaders press for propriety. The king’s romance dominates headlines, with public protests and political debate over whether to allow a royal marriage to a divorced American. The piece also notes Roosevelt urging inter American unity and ongoing U.S. fiscal debates and debt talks with France.
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Charged With Auto Theft: Man Held to Grand Jury
Robert Bowling was held to the grand jury after arraignment before Justice J A deGruyter for auto theft involving an automobile from James F Moore. He had pleaded guilty to driving while drunk and was fined $25 plus 4 57 dollars. Arleng Hicks was fined 410 for driving without a driver’s permit and 4 10 costs.
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Simpson Orders Inspection of Raleigh County Road
Road commissioner Burr H H Simpson ordered an inspection yesterday of the three and one half miles of the Sophia Storenbury road in Raleigh county to determine if funds can be set aside for highway improvement. A Raleigh county group led by W J B Cormany of Stotesbury urged the upgrade, noting 350 children are transported daily to school.
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Oil Scene Shifts in Dutch East Indies Output
The report notes higher crude oil production in Middle Sumatra near Palembang and Chambi, offsetting declines in Java, North Sumatra, and Borneo. Output rose 15,880 metric tons from the prior quarter to 1,543,218, and was 57,561 higher than Q2 1935, with Coram showing a small gain amid its minor role.
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Temple Roll Call Slated at Knights of Pythias Hall
Temple No 26 Pythian Sisters set annual roll call for 7 30 tomorrow evening at Knights of Pythias hall West Washington street. A covered dish dinner will be served at 6 o clock. Pavlov a Russian parachutist has invented a para plane with extending wings enabling precise landings.
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WPA orders mass relief roll removals stir GOP, mayors protest
The Works Progress Administration ordered about 450,000 workers removed from rolls prompting a protest from the U S conference of mayors demanding no relief curtailment. With funds shrinking to 272 million and 87 million unallocated, relief is at risk. Peak WPA employment hit 3,039,000 on March 1, dropped to 2,915,000 by Oct 1, drought and slow industry revival blamed. Republicans react as John D M Hamilton resigns leadership bid, calling for a December 17 Chicago meeting to decide his future.
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Glass and Wire Help Blind Students See Microbes
Pittsburgie reports that ground glass and aluminum wire aid blind students at the University of Pittsburgh to study germ life. Velva Snyder, a graduate student with Dr. Robert T. Hance, has built over 30 exhibits, labeling models in Brattle to show what sighted students observe.
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Spain Rumors Of German Help To Franco Surge
The British monarchial crisis and European tension fed Spanish war coverage as Franco’s forces near Madrid faced loyalist counterattacks. Reports claimed thousands of German volunteers joined the insurgents, prompting London circles to question Nazi knowledge and calls for international observers.
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Refugees Aid Loyalists as Madrid Bombing Intensifies
Anti-Fascist volunteers from Gere many Italy and central Europe, many refugees, joined loyalists after crossing from France. As Madrid’s defenders retreated, Fascist rebels renewed air raids on Friday, with 30 war planes dropping bombs on the capital and striking non combatants.
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