Blind prejudice felt by the blind in America
Hal Boyle profiles Dr. Herbert M. Greenberg, a 31 year old sociology professor and blind advocate. He argues prejudice against the blind pervades employment and education, notes segregated schools harm self reliance, and highlights his own achievements as proof of capability. He condemns pity and describes discrimination as a societal loss.
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New York
America
Herbert M. Greenberg
Long Island University
United States
Greenberg
Phi Beta Kappa
City Department of Welfare
New Brunswick
N. J
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Non Surgical Treatment for Glandular Inflammation Offers Free Book
The Excelsior Medical Clinic at Excelsior Springs advertises non surgical methods for glandular inflammation affecting men over 40. It claims lasting relief from night awakenings back pain and fatigue and invites readers to request a free no obligation booklet outlining proven treatments.
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Excelsior Springs
Excelsior
Shaw's Letters To Actress Discovered
New York AP reports a cache of 125 George Bernard Shaw letters to American actress Molly Tompkins, hidden since World War II in Rome. The notes, dated 1921 to 1929, reveal Shaw's sharp wit on sex, love, Americans, and Harvard and may echo dialogue from Pygmalion. Tompkins died this year. letters to Shaw are missing.
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New York
George Bernard Shaw
Rome
Russia
Harvard
Henry Higgins
Eliza Doolittle
Shaw
Molly Tompkins
Italy
Tompkins
Man admits killing woman after debt dispute in Grantsburg
Grantburg police say Charles J. Ulrich admitted fatally shooting Jean Anello, 47, during an argument over an $80 debt at her Northwoods Pizzeria. Ulrich, 70, signed a statement after a lie detector test at the University of Minnesota, following the Nov 17 incident in which Anello was found dead in the business and living quarters.
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Grantsburg
Jean Anello
Northwoods
Donald Oakey
Oakey
Charles J. Ulrich
Anello
Northwoods Pizzeria
Ulrich
University of Minnesota
Republican Keith Thomson Dies at 41 in Wyoming
Keith Thomson the first Wyoming congressman elected to the Senate, died at age 41 from a heart attack Friday. The 41 year old war hero and three term U S representative from Wyoming passed shortly after election to the Senate. Governor Joe Hickey sent condolences to Thomson’s widow and sons.
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Cody
Wyo
Keith Thomson
U. S
Senate
Milward Simpson
Thomson
Cheyenne
Joe Hickey
Hickey
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