The Old New Sociology Bankrupt and Back to the Drawing Board
An editor laments the rise of the so called new sociology in the 1920s and its spread through courts and schools. He cites rising crime and social welfare as outcomes and urges a return to punishment and personal responsibility with clearer justice and fewer alibis.
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Eastern University
Freud
Jung
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington
FBI
America
Ottumwa editor cites flood control and growth potential
Charles Whitmore of the Iowa-Illinois Gas and Electric Co. praises Ottumwa's flood control water treatment roads and hospitals and predicts growth as industry moves west of the Mississippi. He urges locals to keep selling Ottumwa's progress and its traffic safety contributions.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
Charles Whitmore
Davenport
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co
Ottumwans
Mississippi
Road Safety Leaders Agree on Tough Driving Laws
Warren Knowles and Gov Reynolds share views on driving safety endorsing implied consent for chemical tests and lowering the blood alcohol limit. Both cite speeding and drunken driving as major issues and urge liquor and tavern industries to deter drink driving.
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Warren Knowles
Gov. Reynolds
Knowles
Reynolds
La Crosse Tribune publication details
The La Crosse Tribune published by W. T. Burgess and Sanford Goltz is issued every afternoon and Sunday morning from the La Crosse Tribune Building in La Crosse Wisconsin. It is a member of Lee Enterprises and the Associated Press with AP dispatches and local news rights. Postal and rate information include second class postage and carrier and mail rates.
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la Crosse Tribune
4Th and Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
AP News
Review of the News in Years Past 1944 and Earlier
A condensed survey traces World War II battles and Allied advances in 1944, notes German setbacks near Pas de Calais and Rouen, with civilian mentions of deaths including Robert L. Books in Australia, and cites political and local items such as Biddle proposing anti monopoly measures and state guard drill records. Also recalls 1934 1924 and 1914 items with elections, rail mergers, and social notes.
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Chateau Thierry
Soissons
Pas de Calais
Aise- Somme
Rouen
Ethel Books
Farnam
Robert L
Biddle
Robert L. Pierce
Menomonie
State Hospital
Raleigh
N.C
Patrick J. Hurley
Hoover
American Liberty League
Gerald J. Haneey
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Albert H. Riley
New Readers Move Away From Dick and Jane
In Cleveland Ohio educators abandon the Dick and Jane readers for a Magellan voyage based book from the Educational Research Council of Greater Cleveland. The ERC argues reading should teach geography history morals and even economics while building comprehension.
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Don Oakley
ALSN
Jane
Spot
Cleveland
Ohio
Magellan
Educational Research Council of
Greater Cleveland
Marco Polo
Captain Cook
Robert Peary
Lief Ericson
ERC
George Baird
Bible Verse O Death Victory Quote
A brief verse quotation from I Corinthians 15 55 asks where death s victory and sting, presenting a reflective scriptural line.
A Few Are Nosy or Loaded The Standardized Tests
Dr. Max Rafferty critiques national standardized tests as they shift from objective measures to group psychological testing with biased content. He cites ethically questionable questions about flag or Bible, property rights, graft, and political bosses, warning a few bad apples taint the field though most tests are harmless and valuable.
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Max Rafferty
Navy
Earl of Derby
Newsmen and Delegates Battle Over Atlantic City Stay
At the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City bitter complaints emerged over hotel pricing and service. CBS news crews faced up to 100 a day for location rooms while other networks and delegations cited high rates and poor accommodations as the city faced a possible loss of future conventions.
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Kenneth L. Dixon
Atlantic City
Bernard Ashner
Hotel-Motel Association
CBS
California
Reynolds Family Public Service Tradition Shaped Wisconsin Leader
Governor John W. Reynolds comes from a multi generation public service family in Wisconsin. The clan included Assembly veterans, a three term attorney general, educators, nurses, a librarian, a tax expert, and an actor, all tied to Brown County Door County and state history.
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Robert Bittner
Madison
John W. Reynolds
Kohlers
la Follettes
Reynoldses
Wisconsin
Bittner
Reynolds
County Longford
Ireland
Door County
Tom Reynolds
Charles
First State Park
Peninsula State Park
Brown County
Bob la Follette
Philip
Robert
Green Bay
United States Department of Education
Helen
University of Wisconsin
Milwaukee Public Hospital
Mabel Reynolds
State of Washington College
University of Notre Dame
Jane
Sidney
Jacksonport
Paul Reynolds
Wisconsin State Tax Commission
Wisconsin Taxpayers’ Alliance
John P. Reynolds
Taxpayers’ Alliance
Gov. Reynolds
Tom
Governor's Grandfather Built Logging Firm in Door County
The governor's grandfather Tom Reynolds arrived in 1866 at age 26 and settled in Door County to run the Reynolds, Harris and Jackson logging business. The Jackson in the firm gave his name to Jacksonport, where the old Reynolds family farm still stands and seven family cottages overlook Lake Michigan.
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Tom Reynolds
Door County
Reynolds, Harris and Jackson
Jackson
Jacksonport
Reynolds
Lake Michigan
Jacoby slam method yields six no trump in regional task
In a regional event the Jacoby slam pattern lets South jump to four no trump with 17 18 points and control of unbid suits. North with about 15 points can bid six no-trump or back off to five. Some players bid six no-trump directly, others settle for lower scores.
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South
North
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