Reassessing Marriage Risks and Personality Insight
The text surveys cousin marriage risks, citing Nash Herndon M.D. and Eugenics Quarterly that defects may occur in about one in eight cousin unions versus one in 500 to 1,000 in ordinary marriages. It adds that ancestry unknowns affect risk and advises consulting heredity experts. It also reports psychologist tests on fraternities showing self versus peer ratings align with adjustment levels and notes that poor self insight links to maladjustment. It ends with a note on loans to junior college students, highlighting repayment success and fundraising generosity.
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Co. Nash Herndon
A. D. Calvin
W. H. Holtzman
C. M. Goethe
California College
Atlanta
Dating Guidance For Teens And Parents In Step By Step
A teen letter suggests easing into dating with parental guidance. Advice promotes group outings and car dates only after trust builds, using double dates as a bridge to solo dating. The column also notes letters require self addressed stamped envelopes for responses.
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Gates
Erysipelas Tied to General Health Decline
Dr Edwin P. Jordan explains erysipelas as an inflammatory skin infection caused by streptococcus. It thrives in poor sanitation and early life, with risk rising in old age and among those with poor health, and often starts on the face with fever and rapid spreading. Modern sulfa drugs and antibiotics improve recovery. early diagnosis and isolation are key.
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Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
NEA
E. R
Denly
When Will I Be Drafted Aged Men and Draft Rates Explained
MAJ Thomas M explains how age, nationwide draft needs, and local board quotas determine call timing. With about 20 000 monthly calls, older eligible men are prioritized, while volunteers can shift local quotas. The average draftee age sits around 23 to 24 as boards wait for their share of nationwide needs.
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Maj
Thomas M. MA
United States
Selective Service
Bing Crosby to Give Film Profits to Gonzaga Library Fund
Hollywood reports Bing Crosby will donate his percentage from the Paramount musical Anything Goes to Gonzaga University in Spokane. The gift could exceed $500,000 and reportedly has U.S. tax approval.
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Hollywood
NEA
Bing Crosby
Paramount
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Wash
U.S. Income Tax Department
Gonzaga
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