Circular Design Proposed For College Infirmaries
The Greeley Daily Tribune reports a circulated design proposal for college infirmaries. Colorado College and Wittenberg design teams examined a circular health center with a central nurses station and movable partitions to balance patient care with study needs. Architect Caudill notes the prototype aims to keep students engaged in learning during illness. Dean Juan Reid and Dr. Roger Whitney guided the research, which includes 24 drawings and photos of infirmaries at several universities.
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Colrade College
Beljeliege Heath Center
Caudill, Rowlett
Atland Scott
Educatinall
Colorado College
Olin Hall of Facilities Laboratories
New Science
York
Louis
Benecet
Colorado Cohlfiemary
Architege
Knus College
Witten Techs
Iberg
William v. Caudill
Evry Byd
Juan Reid
Roger 8. Whitney
Starvard University
Knox, College
Wittenberg University
History Moments From Around the World and Time
Today in History highlights events from 1813 Crete troops and offshore oil deals to Armistice Day shifts and Eisenhower era notes. The recap spans global military actions, political milestones, and notable anniversaries with mentions of governments, leaders, and institutions across decades.
Pause and Ponder Adtudnes Musterd Opportunities Won
Winston Churchill remarks frame pauses as opportunities won, urging measured contemplation as a strategic strength in decision making. The quote emphasizes disciplined thought leading to confident outcomes in challenging times.
Steady Research Shows Cure Progress in Cancer Study
Dr Hans Zimmer of the University of Cincinnati has developed several phosphazoler compounds that destroy cancer cells in rats without toxic side effects. Supported by NIH grants, his six year program illustrates steady collaboration and persistence in cancer research across laboratories worldwide.
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Hans Zimmer
University of Cincinnati
National Institutes of Health
Zimmer
Letters to the Tribune Proposed Rules For Employes Told
A memory filled reminiscence recalls Purcell era travels near Galeton with wagons and coyote warnings, the old Camfield post office, and family journeys to meet a letter in a rural area. The piece notes Colorado rules on state employe retirement at 60, overtime exemptions, merit boards, and upcoming discussions by department heads with intent to implement changes at fiscal year start.
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Purcell
Jyot
Lis Farm
Galeton
Dillard's Corner
Kungn
Jim Hitch
George Nazarenus
Corwater
Camfield
Fred
Conrad
Cail
Greeley
Hung Groceries
Erford
Lines
Son
DiNonzio
Crow Creek
Mungerford
Tment
Zita
Dewey
Old Country
Coyotes
Willamr
Merit Board
Cery
Renus
Ousley
Miles
Hin
the Tribune
Henanice
Denver
Colorado
Colorado Civil Service Commission
Michael DiNunzio
ITU President Backs Strike Prevention Meeting
ITU President Elmer Brown advocates a conference to avert costly newspaper strikes in cities like New York and Cleveland. Proposals include publishers and unions, focusing on production costs automation and collective bargaining while avoiding unneeded investments or top-management implications.
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Colorado Springs
Lolo
I.a
Elmer Brown
International Typographical Union
New York
Cleveland
Brown
Typogaphical Journal
Official Union Magazine
Republic
Concensus
General Pub
New Farm Group Elects Officers
Denver Henry C Hall of St Denver has been named president of the Calointa Society of Ranch and Farm Managers and Appraisers. Seiji Horivehi is vice president. Kenneth R Jameson secretary treasurer. Vic tor Neet and True 10 Mursu are named directors. About 2 persons attended the organizational meeting. Summer meeting set for Friday June 21 at 4 p.m. in the Denver Club building. Membership open to professional farm and ranch managers and appraisers. Details from Kenneth J Jameson at Colorado State University Fort Collins.
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Denver
Henry C. Hall
St. Denver
Calointa Society of Ranch
Ball
Slealand Hall
Iiial
Seiji Horivehi
Brighton
Kenneth R. Jameson
Fort Collins
Colorado State University Extension Service
Victor B. Neet
van Sehaak and Company
True 10
Mursu
Colorado Springs
Denver Club
17Th St
Kenneth J. Jameson
Economics
Colorado
State University
Fragmentary note on learning and memory errors
Unclear text discusses how forgetting much of what is learned happens in the course of changes in activities and how remembering may be unreliable. It implies that if purpose of education is only to recall, the process would be questionable.
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Ant Eagle
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Greeley Republices
Mildred Hansen
Peter Suu
Eee Moles
Leo G Koenig
Ie Petersen
Tader
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Tare Esthick
Bari Giaus Pee
Tadem
Ross Wieby
Republican
Subicentium Prey
Sxope
Creviey
BAC
Calo
Meriter Anweitind UK
Prom Aesceimtarn
Toland Daily Prev
Audit Bureau of Circulad
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Yo Aid
George Russphrey
Associated Press
Bruse
Tease
Naval Base
Fos
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Crete
Eagi- Chesapeake
Boston
K. Buckminster Fuller
Shannon
Chesapeake
James Day
Lawrence
Einod
Congress
Lawredee
Tran
Tate
Keatuck
Cn National Assembly
Ger Fon
Charles de Gaulle
Ventessee
Ube Minh
Uniu
Premiey
Tai
Maraga
Presi- Bughai
Young
Sident Eisenhower
Whittingham
Winston Chiurchill
Nicaragua
Rey
Hurme
Field
Zila
Grorley
ITU
New Farm Group
Bf Almnutt
Greeivy Eaton
Dray Neck
Bill Art
Wil Ron Invent
Dane Wodasnes
Macy
Rss
Taylor Down
Ptamyt
Racuouxn Qodis
Antmoqik
Obusnrcvn
Venthiday
Fred Allen
King Pentisey
Fark IiBod Aomy Hagpiti
Bousso Payson Weston
San Francisco
Henry
Dover
Algonquins
Labertan
Expression
Artreat
Cavalier
Johnny Hazard
Anakos
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Tanhy Cavera
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Greco
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Frank Robbins
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Rex Morgan, MD
Bob MoNtana
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