Mechanism in Education Critique by Kinley
Pasadena Star News reports educator David Kinley president of the University of Illinois criticizing American education for overemphasizing efficiency and mechanism at the expense of spirit. He argues the system neglects citizenship spirit, urges a balance merging efficiency with spiritual development to yield well rounded leaders.
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America
David Kinley
University Oflinois
Kinley
Dr. Kinley
Pasadena Star-News
Move Toward National English Opera In America
Citizens form American Operatic Allied Arts Foundation to establish a national grand opera in English. Otto H. Kahn is honorary chairman and Max Rabinoff directs. Plans include an American Institute of Operatic Art on the Hudson with a June launch for training singers instrumentalists and dancers aiming for public performances next winter and broader national impact.
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America
American Operatic Allied Arts Foundation
Otto H. Kahn
Metropolitan Opera Company of
New York
Max Rabinoff
Hudson River
American Institute of Operatic Art
Berkeley Gazette
FIDGETY RADIO FANS AND LISTENING PATTERNS
A San Mateo Times excerpt notes radio fans often switch programs quickly, with average listeners tuning less than 12 minutes per feature and many not staying at a dial for over a minute unless at a party or dancing. It predicts interest will grow with better programs and familiarity.
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San Mateo
Editorial Snapshots in Varied Times
A compilation of brief editorial witticisms from Hartford Times Chatham News Waterbury American and San Jose News. The quotes ponder debts of aid and costs of freedom and reflect on history and travel.
Collection of jokes and quips from a bygone stage scene
A series of brief comic lines and anecdotes featuring a range of characters discussing manners, language, romance, and everyday life. The snippets include classroom banter, social observations, and punchlines about marriage, fashion, wit, and work. Names appear as nicknames or references, with a humorous tone throughout.
Time for proving will set in Maggie H. Faria estate
Superior Court of Alameda County fixes March 17 1925 at 10:00 A M in Oakland for hearing petition for probate of Maggie H. Faria s will and issuance of Letters Testamentary to Maria E. Silva. Any interested party may appear to contest the will. Clerk Geo E Gross deputy Geo H Stricker attorney F I Lemos Hayward California.
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Superior Court
State of California
County of
Alameda
Maggie H. Faria
Maria E. Silva
Oakland
Geo E. Gross
Geo. H. Stricker
F. I. Lemos
Hayward
Cal
Petioner
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Hayward Review
Melo, Crissey & Reynolds
Publishers Daily
Castro Street
California
Mneted Press Association
Melo, JR
George D. Crissey
H. E. Reynolds
American Opera
Hartford Times
France
Germany
Chatham
Ont
Waterbury American
San Jose
Ahc Hiyve
Romie
Rome
Art Phillips
Western Union
Mildred
Haynes
Modest
Betty
Jack Flynn
Bill Dugan
Neo
Science
Congress
West
John Robinson
Willie Willis
Smiths
Joneses
TION
Sam
Bank of Italy
San Francisco
W. T. Knightly M. OC. Phtersen
First National Bank
State Bank
le Roy E. Pratt
Morticians
Coroner’s Office
St. Hayward
M. S. Madsen
Hayward, Cal
Pactfic Gas and Electric Company
P-G-Anwepacific Service
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