Explore Mind and Morals in a Curiosity Embracing Essay
The piece surveys how psychology topics at colleges focus more on social life than study, noting sex talk dominates the discourse and that political issues are rarely discussed. It cites Willoughby’s study of Clark University freshmen families, suggesting inherited tendencies in family lines. It advocates self control and promotes a pamphlet by Dr Wikgam offering guidance on mastering emotions and gaining self confidence.
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Stoke and
West
R. R. Willoughby
Clark University
Ancient drink names and knot timekeeping noted
The text lists: honey alcoholic drinks common in ancient times, a method of recording days by tying knots in cloth, Koryaks in Siberia killing the elderly as a sign of affection, and Kowtowing a Chinese ceremony kneeling three times with foreheads touching the ground.
Citizens Invited to Speak on Federal Taxes Reform
Citizens interested in government action may address personal income tax and corporate tax issues. The Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation in Room 1011, New House Office Building, Washington DC, requests suggestions from anyone interested as lawmakers consider tax changes.
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Joint
Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
New House
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Senate
Aue By ART Whirl Super Market
A poem contrasts a family shopping at a modern supermarket. The dad endures a tight budget as groceries pile up while temptations tempt, the store’s open shelves and self serve sign lure customers, and the tale notes few have willpower to resist.
Doctors Say Coughs Are Symptoms Not Disease
A piece from the Los Angeles County Medical Association explains coughs are symptoms, not diseases, detailing types from initial hacking coughs to productive sputum, and noting when a cough becomes dangerous. It discusses causes from head colds to occupational irritants and mentions protective mask use in some industries.
Automotive Hint on Oil Viscosity Causes Worn Blocks
Due to imagequate distribution in warmup, using too heavy oil rather than too light can wear engine blocks. The note suggests oil choice influences wear during initial operation and emphasizes accurate viscosity.
Poor PA Fay weighs home and husband in rough choice
The cartoon storyline centers on Fay, a resident of Pennsylvania, and her husband’s inability to cover the cost of a home he bought her. She faces a lighthearted decision between downsizing to a smaller home or pursuing a bigger husband.
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Fay
Are Women Braver Than Men in Crisis
Relman Morin reports a humorous yet pointed exploration of courage under danger. A cobra incident on an Indian bus sparks a debate on gender bravery, while a host of cobra anecdotes and a British officer’s wife dinner party scene illustrate varied responses to fear and risk.
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New York
India
Bombay
Associated Press
Preston Grover
Czech border crossers trigger Cold War intelligence concerns
Large numbers of Czechs flee west into Germany escaping Red rule. A Saturday Evening Post writer warns this exodus risks embedding Communist agents in American administrative service. Screening can fail and even tragic stories may serve as cover. The piece highlights the complexity of the Communist problem.
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Germany
Commandos Named From Boer War Guerrilla Tale
Deneys Reitz wrote Commandos published in 1930 recounting guerrilla bands in the Boer War. The British later adopted the name for elite amphibious raiding forces formed to strike German-occupied Europe.
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Europe
New High Speed Clutch System From Solid Crystals
A new type of high speed clutch transmits power from a rotating shaft to a driveshaft via solid chemical crystals that bend when excited by direct current, binding the output disk to the input disk. The summary lists parallel notes on radio stars, milk homogenization, and a 40-foot hydro level for bricklaying with a transparent hose and gauge.
Statement by American Legion commander on war leadership
Donald EB. Wilson, national commander, rails against appeasement and apologies for leadership in postwar years. He condemns the handling of Great War to mid-century events, referencing Wilson and Truman amid a heated critique from Illinois Gou and Adinét Stevenson.
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Morgan
Donald EB. Wilson
Armerican Legion
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