Educator Dr Grayson Kirk favors longer school year
The column discusses Dr Grayson Kirk president of Columbia University urging lengthening the school year to save time, plus the broader question of balancing youth education with adult life. It argues reducing summer variation could ease the 18 year educational span and notes societal implications.
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Grayson Kirk
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Devious Communist Policy Revealed by U S Party Leaders
An AP analysis reports two American Communist leaders met in secret in March to diverge from Moscow on tactics while remaining loyal on core aims. It notes a Moscow driven shift toward popular fronts, possible internal condemnation of Daily Worker editor John Gates, and Dennis figures advocating less rigid Moscow obedience.
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Vanilla Beans Fermentation Process Highlighted in Madagascar
In TANANARIVE Madagascar vanilla beans start flavorless and require months of curing. The gradual transformation from green to dark brown occurs during fermentation. Homemakers once chopped beans for kitchen extraction, now most flavor comes from percolation in processed extracts.
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Bride Kataryn Hottehents Weds J Everton Moss in Simple Home Ceremony
Miss Kataryn Hottehents daughter of Mr and Mrs J H H Moutehens married J Everton Moss Friday night at the Moutehens home 1628 Twelfth avenue in a double ring service read by Rev Goring Satslane of Denver. Bride attended by Mrs Philo Pritekau of Cheyenne sister of the groom best man was Barnard Houteh ens. Mrs Moss a CSCE 1932 graduate taught first grade at Horace Maim school. Moss a Greeley High School graduate attended Colorado State and works in the Garnsey and Wheeler garage parts department. An annual reunion of Union Colony Pioneers gathered many Greeley and Weld county oldtimers at First Presbyterian church with Hobart Hansa as toastmaster.
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Hope of Refuge: Hamp Taylor’s Nighttime Rescue
Hamp Taylor wakes to care for his wife Tamara and three children's safety in Caliche West Texas. He carries Jim to the kitchen and plans to seek medical help, then seeks aid from a judge and minister as the family faces strain from war era Korea and Tamara’s immigrant background.
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Who Is Boss in Your Family Says HAL BOYLE
HAL BOYLE argues the modern father loses authority as a family boss. He recalls how his own father ruled with love and respect, contrasting it with a gentler, less hierarchical parenting trend. The piece blends memoir and social observation on family power dynamics.
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Hamp's Stand: Farewell to Fearful Homefront Clash
A sobering tale follows Hamp as he faces orders to send a wife away while he protects home and family. The scene shifts from a dark departure with his children to a dawn confrontation, portraying bravery and the clash of great men.
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Flying Fishes Fins Like Glider Wings
A mosaic of garbled lines claims flying fishes lack muscles to flap like birds. Dr Leonard Schultz, curator, argues fins act as glider wings. Some oceanic species sail up to 30 seconds at 25 mph, while freshwater flying fishes sail only a few yards. Fins are thin and hatchet shaped.
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Beer Drinking Habits Survey Across the South
A survey on American beer drinking customs finds 40 percent of Southern dwellers drink beer, up 60 percent from a decade ago. It also shows 15 percent of Southerners drink beer only at home.
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Salvation Army Major Prepares to Leave for Oregon
Senior Major Ira T. Hood and wife leave June 18 for Oregon after a year of service with the Salvation Army. The Hood family includes two sons: Captain Leslie Howl and family of Watsonville California and Lieutenant Kenneth Hood of Anacortes Washington. They have resided at 827 Seventh Street.
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