Education Board Debates Sex Ed and Coeducation Practices
Washington panel of educators from 300 independent schools discussed sex education religion reading and the impact of media on learning. Speakers urged balanced religious presentation and coed boarding schools as a wholesome model citing Woodstock Vermont where teens share chores and activities.
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Jane Eads
Washington
Secondary Education Board
Albert T. Molle
Virginia Theological Seminary
Rhoda Harris
Albany
N. Y
Edgar N. Sanford
Westover School
Middlebury, Conn
David W. Bailey
Woodstock
Green Mountains
Radiant Heat System Uses Hidden Electric Elements
Development of radiant heating for houses using electric elements concealed in door and window frames and walls. Selective switches allow cutting out parts of elements while others stay active to maintain even room temperature.
New Books At Public Library Offer Wide Range Of Topics
A varied weekly list includes Painting and Paper Hanging for the Home Owner by Charles B Moore plus five homemaker volumes. Singer Sewing Book by Mary Brooks Picken, Needlework Library by Elizabeth Mathieson, Cooking for Company by Ruth Mills Teague, and Your Baby by Gladys Denny Schultz are highlighted. Also featured are The Art of Flower Arrangement, Bataan Uncensored by Col Ernie Miller, The World's Biggest Doers by Casey and Douglas, Rocky Mountain Country by Albert N Williams, Lost in the Stars by Maxwell Anderson, Cry the Beloved Country and its Alan Paton origin.
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Charles B. Moore
Mary Brooks Picken
Elizabeth Mathieson
Ruth Mills Teague
Gladys Denny Schultz
Lee Forrest Hill
Tatshio Ishimoto
la Crosse
Col
Ernie Miller
Bataan
Lions Club
Robert J. Casey
W. A. S. Douglas
Melvin Jones
Rocky Mountain Country
Albert N. Williams
Rockies
Maxwell Anderson
South Africa
Alan Paton
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Reds Lawyers Given Stay On Contempt Sentences
Five lawyers, jailed for contempt after the Communist conspiracy trial, secured a stay from the U S circuit court of appeals delaying their terms until after a Supreme Court ruling on related convictions. The group led by Eugene Dennis faced penalties totaling years in prison and fines. The lawyers named are Harry Sacher Richard Glastien A J Isserman George W Crockett Jr and Louis F McCabe. Dennis received six months.
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New York
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Eugene Dennis
U. S. Supreme Court
Dennis
U. S. District Court
Harry Sacher
Richard Gladstein
A. J. Isserman
George W. Crockett, Jr
Louis F. McCabe
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