Horse Named Gladys Runs Sideways in Therapy
Gilbert Ward and his horse Pegasus visit Dr Ambrose Withers an animal psychologist after the horse refuses to run forward. The doctor psychoanalyzes the mare finding Gladys longs for her mother and dislikes her father, causing sideways movement. Ward leaves during the session.
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Two Old Friends Engage In an African Talkathon
High Point locals Tay lor Simpson and Ron Ferguson swap Africa war stories. Ferguson, former NBC script editor and Red Cross field director, recounts saving Arab children during a Port Lyautey fire and earning the Legion of Merit. The pair reminisce about Africa, wartime duty, and plans for future.
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Gypsy horse brings patient to see psychologist
Gilbert hires a doctor to treat a woman by using a horse as a catalyst. After six months he bills for 1170 dollars and claims she is cured, then the horse returns with a new habit causing the wife to hear the patient's daily confessions at 10 o'clock each morning.
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Fewer World War II Vets Enroll in Colleges in Fall
UPI reports college enrollments of World War II veterans fell to 856,000 this fall, 16 percent below last year’s 1,022,000. Only Connecticut showed an increase, while overall veteran share of college students dropped from 47 percent in 1947 to 35 percent this year. Geographic declines listed by state accompany statewide figures.
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