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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1950
Page
2
Cynthia Lowry critiques Kinsey interviews noting how women embraced media exposure after the Kinsey findings. She argues many pieces use pseudonyms, highlighting fame, privacy concerns, and the shift from clinical inquiry to sensational public discussion.
A reader laments the limited revelations in Kinsey interview pieces. She contrasts Cornelia Otis Skinner's magazine piece with a wife of a literary professional man who used a pseudonym, both offering only mild questions. The writer confesses envy of Kinsey access and vows to endure the process before judging others.
Harrisburg report says a State Supreme Court order stops the Liquor Control Board from collecting amusement permit fees from taprooms with televisions. Deputy Attorney General Horace A Segelbaum announced the ruling and noted Chief Justice James 8 Drew delivered the order in Pittsburgh. The note mentions the fuel gas industry's coal sector origin from coking coal.
The council reviews July deadlines, adds a new Public Relations post to the Executive Board, and plans a sustaining membership drive to fund a reserve. Committees set troop safety forces, leadership training aims, and a University of Scouting in October at Indiana for unit leaders.
The page lists attendees from Indiana including Ralph W. McGreary and J. Cloud Rinn among many others, plus several speakers from Punkettawney Blairs ville Saltsbury McIntyre Coal Run and Aultmen, as noted in Gazette Classified Ads.
Harrisburg reports more than 50 Pennsylvania farms rated by Farm Vacations and Holidays Inc of New York City as ready to host summer visitors. The listings, part of a nationwide booklet, were compiled with help from the National Grange and other farm groups. all farms listed were visited and inspected.
Representatives of Farm Vacations and Holidays Inc discuss a nominal charge for the book. The era notes 14,000 cutting machines in bituminous coal mines in 1940. Efficiency in electric utilization rose sharply, with coal producing 498 kilowatt hours per ton in 1913 and about 1,000 kilowatt hours per ton in 1940.
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