Speech Therapy Guidance On Articulation Defects
Margaret Rainey offers guidance on articulation disorders in children and adults, outlining common error types such as substitution omissions and distortions, causes from dental issues to emotional factors, and practical steps for parents and schools to support therapy and reduce stigma. The piece urges early, organized speech analysis and patient, nonpunitive correction to help children acquire intelligible speech.
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Margaret Rainey
City Schools
Gane
Schoool
Jor
Johnny
Jis
Lisean
State Flag HORIZONT 1 Depicted is the State flag
Fragmented OCR text lists clues and partial entries for a word puzzle or crossword. The readable items include phrases like State flag and references to numbers and scattered letters, suggesting a puzzle page with clues rather than a full news item. No clear person, organization, or event is identifiable.
Puzzle Clues Across South Dakota City and More
A crossword style list lists entries including a city in South Dakota for clue 26 a term for the female organs in plants for 31 a state with many products for 32 a reproductive cell for 36 to dodge or evade for 37 to hear for 42 a unit of measure half an em for 43 a Russian city for 45 to stagger for 46 to bind for 49 the word for operated using a chemical symbol for 51 and the numeral six in Roman numerals for 55
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South Dakota
Random Musings and Quips From a Nation’s Pulse
A collage of light observations and jokes on trends in consumer goods crime and politics. Topics range from five pack cigarette cartons and farm club finances to President Truman and Margaret Truman concert attendance. The piece weaves social satire with tidbits on dieting aviation education and telecasting pro football costs.
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New York
New York Times
Truman
Washington
Margaret
Miss Truman
United States
Willie Collier
Denver
China
Annapolis
Britain
Ace Naval Academy
Royal Navy
Uncle Sam
Pacific Coast
TV Net
VFW Urges Civilian Defense Involvement At High Point
Commander A Schultz urges Post 619 members to volunteer for disaster units and police or aircraft warning roles. Many veterans trained, others bring administrative talents. A meeting at 416 West Broad St and a membership drive are planned with goals for a new post home and expanded entertainment facilities. Thinning apple blossoms with chemicals yields up to 15 percent gains in Golden Delicious orchards to prevent waste of feeding substances.
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High Point
A Schultz
West Broad St
Satoon
Unbeatable Contract Slips in Bridge Exhibit
In a team event, six hearts looked strong but a clever line by the declarer produced a slam in one room while the other room failed after a misguess. The article details the full play by both sides and the pivotal finesse that sealed one contract. Also noted is a US agriculture briefing: total sugar quotas of 8 million tons are needed for 1951 consumption per Secretary Brannan.
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South
East
Declarer
West
U. S
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles F. Brannan
Federal Reserve to Tighten Stock Margins Amid Debate
The Federal Reserve prepares to raise stock margin requirements from 50 to about 60 percent, though the market is largely cash-based. The piece argues the move won't curb inflation or buying, noting small credit against roughly 120 billion in stock and bond collateral. It cites political optics and predicts expanding regulations, with past cases showing limited impact on rising stock prices.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Stock Exchange
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Sultan's
Iver
el Eee
Paw Alines To
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Christian Science
Paul Stark Seeley
C.S.B
Portland, Ore
Mother Church
First Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
North Main ST
Christian Society
High Point, N. C
By Neal O'Hara
VFW
Adam Thomason JR
Jacoby
Wald Jacoby
NORTH
West East
EAS
Astor Cafe
Pelo Co
Kern’s Bakery
Leslie Gould
Wall Street
Marc Rner Eccles
Reserve
Bronx
International
N. Main St
Kearns
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