New Reading Laboratory Opens at UNC Aims to Raise School Reading
The University of North Carolina School of Education opens a Reading Laboratory and Clinic led by Prof. Don H. Parker to diagnose individual reading difficulties, plan tailored practice, and improve speed and comprehension. The program trains teachers, offers new Master of Education in reading, and conducts statewide research with L. L. Thurstone and Thelma G. Thurstone contributing.
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America
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Missatherine Murray
University of Florida
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HPADS
Don. H. Parker
Reading
University of North Carolina School of Education
Auto Industry Outlook Is Very Bright
An industry forecast split. Makers and many retailers expect 1953 to reach near six million cars and trucks, with 3 million passenger cars and 1.15 million trucks produced by year end. Some retailers warn demand may lag supply amid postwar dealer inexperience and a flood of trade-ins. The Big Three report steady sales and no immediate trouble ahead.
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