Best Executive Has Wide Interests Says Expert
MAHA Neb April 23 A university psychology professor says top executives differ from average ones by broader interests. Dr Claude E Thompson finds superior leaders excel in sports knowledge higher math physical science and fine arts while average executives focus on data and reports.
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Downtown Los Angeles Bank Clerk Convicted in Flyover
Los Angeles April 23 UP Bank clerk Robert S Barsby 18 was convicted yesterday of jay flying over downtown Los Angeles last month. Barsby who said he has four months flying experience asked for probation. Municipal Judge J David Coleman will pass sentence May 6.
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Robert “S. “Barsby
Barsby
J. David Coleman
Long Beach Ad Club hears on city growth and planning
Werner Ruditi outlines the citys master plan covering resource conservation zoning highways parks and a civic center while noting parks and recreation lag behind growth. He cites site choice challenges for a civic center and lessons from San Diego. Frank Wall urges passage of a 6 4 million water bond and storage upgrades to avert rationing.
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Bank of America
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Radioactivity Tests Define Truly Clean Surfaces
A Geiger counter measures how clean glass and metal are after cleaning. University of Wisconsin researchers Willard Hensley and Long show radioactivity remaining indicates surface cleanliness affecting mirrors, electroplating, and catalysts. Temperature and surface type influence results.
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Churchill Memoirs Detail Munich Mistakes and Prewar Blunders
Winston Churchill in part two of The Gathering Storm argues Britain France and the United States erred by not including Czechoslovakia or Russia in Munich era talks and by relying on promises rather than action. He notes Roosevelt was rebuffed by Chamberlain in 1938 and recalls von Ribbentrop’s warning of war after Britain refused a free hand to expand in eastern Europe.
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New Technique Claims 90 Percent Success in Congestive Heart Failure
Dr Harry Gold of New York declares a rigid regimen of bed rest limited fluids and precise dosing reduces heart failure deaths from 24 to 10 percent. The method promises six day recovery and potential hospital savings of up to 50000000 while noting other causes of vein overload may mimic heart weakness.
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Court Orders Race Wire Restored By April Hearing
Western Union was ordered by a federal judge to restore the Continental race wire service to three Los Angeles newspapers. Judge F. T. O Connor set April 30 for a hearing to make the order permanent after the wire was turned off April 2 by Attorney General Fred Howser citing bookmaker use.
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Western Union
F. T. O'Connor
Fred Howser
Jap Ex-prison Chief Gets Long Sentence
Maj. Gen. Tichiro Morimoto, who commanded all Japanese prisoner of war camps in the Philippines, was sentenced to 20 years at hard labor today by a military tribunal. He was convicted of permitting subordinates to commit murder and atrocities against captives.
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Tichiro Morimoto
Philippines
Morimoto
HermPresident of 1949 National Orange Show
George A. Herm was elected president of the 1949 National Orange Show, announced by the exposition management. He succeeds R. H. Stockwell, a local merchant, as the head of the event in SAN BERNARDINO, April 2.
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George A. Herm
Exposition Management Today
R. H.stockwell
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