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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1955
Page
13
Uncle Rays Corner explains power forms from muscle to electricity and steam to gas engines. It traces electricity from ancient static observations to modern conversion of static to current. Greeks first noted elektron, leading to electrum and our word electricity. A free illustrated leaflet awaits requests via Uncle Ray.
Monsignor Daniel T. McColgan of Nazareth Boston speaks to Richmond teachers urging personal responsibility for juvenile offenses. He argues guilt is necessary for reform and that human selfishness must be acknowledged alongside parental blame.
San Diego flamingos display pink and vermilion hues due to two years of regular feeding on ground lobster shells. Dennis L. Fox of UC Scripps Institution explains pigment from shells remains in the birds, supplementing their grass pellets millet rice and dried flies.
The Lafayette School in Seattle reports six pairs of twins enrolled. Each pair is placed in separate classrooms to aid education, a decision the principal says benefits learning. Two twin sets are boy girl combinations.
In 1955 John F. Dille Co. reports on three studies. Psychologist Helen Prouty found female students labeled as overachievers showed higher intelligence and better social skills. Kansas City doctors Diveley and Oglevie argue pre employment X rays reveal many back problems, predicting poor worker fit. A. W. Bendig’s ratings show students give top marks to high rated professors and achieve higher grades.
Pickens South Carolina defendant concedes guilt to liquor law violation but claims ignorance of the whisky seller’s identity. Circuit Judge Joseph R. Moss recalls a prior case where the defendant did not know his own father-in-law.
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