Homemaking Imagination Ends Fragmented Roles Say Phi Beta Kappa Dean
Towson based report quotes Dean Elizabeth Geen urging homemakers blend imagination with logic and Shakespeare to avoid society’s fragmented roles. She argues imagination shapes life’s drama and helps unite home and work, urging a holistic view beyond traditional gender divides. Also brief clippings note a Paris Zoo rhinoceros horn removal, rat hospitalizations in Fort Wayne, and other short items.
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Dr. Geen
Light Tokyo Quake Shakes Downtown No Damage Reported
A light earthquake lasting about twenty seconds struck downtown Tokyo at 1 53 pm. The quake centered roughly 100 miles northeast of Tokyo caused no damage or injuries. Local authorities reported no casualties and advised cautious monitoring of aftershocks.
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Tokyo
UPA
High Court Weighs Integration Decree Deadlines
The Supreme Court debates how to implement its 1954 ruling striking down separate but equal in public schools. Justices hear arguments on deadlines and whether lower courts should set firm carveouts or be given time to craft integration plans.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Eisenhower
U. S
Simon E. Sobeloff
Sobeloff
Ward
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
Sobelofi
Aid Patients by Removing Half of Brain
Two New York scientists at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center report favorable intellectual and personality changes after removing about half of each patient brain. Three youths aged 15 and 16 with severe mental retardation and seizures show no loss in intellectual status after hemisphere removal.
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Philadelphia
New York
Alexander Toler
Adams Munz
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Lee of Utah Calls U N Pipe Dream at Beverly Hills
Governor J Bracken Lee of Utah dismissed the United Nations as an intellectual pipe dream and said many delegates are spies or seek favors. Speaking to the Beverly Hills Men's Club he attacked Washington centralization, warned of loss of constitutional rights, and opposed what he called unlimited taxation.
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Beverly Hills
J. Bracken Lee
Utah
United Nations
Men’s Club
Lee
Washington
Do You Agree To Me Old Age Is Fifteen Years Older
The remark playfully suggests aging as a fixed offset of fifteen years beyond one’s stated age. It treats age as a subjective metric, inviting reader reflection on how aging feels vs. how it is measured.
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Phillies
Phoenixville
Freda Byerly
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis
American Theater
RCA Victor
Il le
Woman Glider Pilot Sets Solo High Flying Record
Betsy Woodward of Riderwood Maryland broke two women’s solo gliding records by reaching 40 160 feet in the High Sierra using a Sierra wave. A tow plane released her at 12 000 feet and an oxygen equipped sailplane recorded the altitude with a barograph. The previous women’s record was 27 342 feet set January 20 1951 by Yvonne Gaudry of France.
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Maryland
Sierra
Betsy Woodward
Riderwood
Ucla Air Force
Woodward
Yvonne Gaudry
France
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