Regis Sticks to Classical Line
Regis High School in Denver refuses to adopt the national trend toward pre job courses. Principal J R Eatough says they will not change their classical, college preparatory curriculum with Greek and no trade courses. The North Central Association recommends broader curricula, but Regis maintains its tradition despite accreditation pressures.
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Denver
Regis High Senoni
Asio
J. R. Ealough
Bell sought peace and quiet with towel wrapped around his telephone
A vintage note recalls Alexander Graham Bell seeking calm by wrapping a towel around his telephone during work. Separately, Venetian and Baroque style living room sets are listed for export from Vittoria, Italy.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Claims Bureau Criticizes Drug and Medical Care Costs
In Glenwood Springs AP report Dr. C C Wiley of Longmont chairing the Colorado State Medical Society argues cost of drugs and medical care is distorted by the Bureau of Labor Statistics living index. He advocates using 1935-39 price levels, contending current figures mislead the public about prescriptions and hospitalization costs.
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C C. Wiley
Longmont
Colorado State Medical Society
Wiley
Colorado Pharmacal Assn
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CU Psychiatrist Named To National Mental Health Board
Dr. John D. Benjamin, a psychiatrist with the University of Colorado School of Medicine for over 20 years, was named to the National Advisory Mental Health Council. The council advises the surgeon general on programs of the National Institute of Mental Health.
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National Mental Health Board
Washington
John D. Benjamin
University of Colorado
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National Advisory Mental Health Council
Public Health Service
National Institute of Mental Health
Weld County Library Trustee Writes for Wil son Bulletin
Mrs Strubel a Weld County library trustee contributes a May Wil son Library bulletin article titled From Budget to Professions. It traces the library history from a 1836 budget campaign to present and outlines services to public school libraries across the county. New Zealand imposes radio set standards, Wollinglas reports. Six Poles plan raft travel from Morocco to Trinidad Casablanca notes.
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Preston Strubel
Weld County Library
Wilson Library Bulletin
National
Beaton
New Zealand
Agmmst
Wollinglas
Morocco
Trinidad
Casablencs
Good Turfgrass Deters Crabgrass in Fort Collins
Colorado State University extension horticulturist Charles M. Drage explains permanent crabgrass defense through dense turf. Recommendations cover mowing height 1.5 to 2 inches, two fertilizations delivering 1 to 2 pounds of nitrogen per 1000 sq ft, thorough watering to dry between sessions, and avoiding shallow frequent watering. Chemical options include 2 4-D and other formulations, with varying success. some products add nitrogen to boost bluegrass growth.
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Fort Collins
Charles M. Drage
Colorado State University
Drage
Unwed Mothers Seen Nationwide by Methodist Magazine
The official Methodist magazine reports about 176000 girls conceiving out of wedlock annually and notes that unwed mothers largely come from normal, well brought up homes. It cites 4000 cared for at the Methodist Home Hospital in New Orleans and that few repeated such difficulties.
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Chicago
Methodist
Methodist Home Hospital
New Orleans
Scottsdale Parking Ticket Gap Sparks Council Question
Scottsdale Town Council questioned why no parking tickets were issued in two months. Town Marshal Henry Cooper confirmed ordinances covering parking lot violations exist, but the response seemed unclear and humorous in tone.
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Scottsdale
Arizoa
Arizona
Henry Cooper
Cooper
Councilman presses for citations on shipyard delays
The exchange reveals political frustration as Wol questions citations while Cooper cites lack of marking pencils. Earlier Greve reports show 2% ships laid up and 6,500 unemployed seamen in the area.
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Cooper
Greve
Star club members named from New York Life
Fithian and Moore Membara of Star Club Bob Fishian and Eddie Moore have qualified as members of the 1857 Star club of New York Life Insurance Company. Harold W. Schenks, regional vice president, notes the club honors the most successful agents from a field force of 7,000 across 204 offices in the United States, Canada, and Hawaii. Members will attend an educational conference in Estes Park, June 15-18.
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Bob Fishian
Eddie Moore
Glenmore Blvd
Star Club
New York Life Insurance Company
Harold W. Schenks
Salon
New York Life
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Canada
Hawaii
Fishlan
Moore
Estes Park
Dune
Hubcap Thefts Reported In Local Neighborhoods
A spike in hubcap thefts was reported to police with victims citing vehicles parked at home. Names listed include Ed Markley on 7th Street, Eugene Miller on Wet 18th Ave, Jean Want on 15th Ave, Michael Bean on 14th Street Road, and Clara Conradson on 18th Street, with losses ranging from one to four hubcaps.
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Ed Markley
7Th St
Eugene Miller
18Th Ave
Jean Want
15Th Ave
Michael Bean
14Th St. Rd
Clara Conradson
18Th St
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