Mind findings on marriage singles ego and child crisis
The text cites Albert Edward Wiggams study showing married women scored poorer in grades and self-reliance while singles showed better health and social adaptability, concluding married people may have greater ego deficiency. It adds German and Edinburgh findings on age and broken homes influencing personal crisis reports and childhood unhappiness.
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F. M. Martinson
Edinburgh Royal Infirmary
Magic birthday gift on a city bus inspires memories
A Durham boy's birthday surprise on a Durham city bus touches Mildred Suitt, who recalls a past gift from her father that shaped her own birthday memories. The column shifts to a collage of celebrity notes and social happenings, with brief updates on film, theater, and high society.
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Durham
N. C
Teggy Wing
Mildred Stuchmand Suitt
Reggy King
Knobby Lee
Terry Moore
Havana
Mel Shaffir
White House
Merriman Smith
Georgia
Grace Kelley
Swank
Las Vegas
Frank Sinatra
Beverly Hills
Marion Marlowe
Norma Mathews
Beauty City
N.Y. Subway
What Kind of a Boss Ideal Boss Polls Office Workers
A New York column summarizes a National Office Management Association poll of 20 000 workers across the United States and Canada with 6 337 responses on the ideal boss. Findings: fair, skilled, practical leaders are preferred though traits vary by age and gender. a separate street poll reveals a humorous, imperfect boss image.
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New York
National Office Management Assn
United States
Canada
Executives’ Association
Ut A
Chintry
South Finesse Dilemma Returns in Card Hand Swindle
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand where South debates heart versus club finesses after West drops a nine of hearts on the trump lead. South starts with a diamond ace and a spade to test finesses, but West’s deceptive play misleads, ending in south losing two clubs and failing to beat the contract.
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Pontius
Rockford
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West
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Day Under Your Sign Horoscope for Asti Guide 1956
The page presents a Sun sign horoscope for Aries through Pisces with dated ranges and guidance. It cautions Aries to expect favorable day for impressing others, Taurus to pitch and finish work, Gemini to work before play, Cancer to seek cooperation, Leo to consider others, Virgo to expect hesitancy, Libra to quit worrying, Scorpio to stay focused, Sagittarius to avoid dumping tasks, Capricorn for a musical evening, Aquarius to be patient with slower thinkers, and Pisces to approach the boss for a favor. The item ends with publication detail Field Enterprises, Inc. 1956.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Cancer
Leo
Virgo
Capricorn
Aquarius
Peste
Pisges
Field Enterprises, Ince
Eisenhower undecided on second term amid conference remarks
President Eisenhower states he has not decided on running for a second term, distinguishing his stance from prior announcements. Jim Tatuin departs Maryland to return to UNC as head football coach, signaling a major coaching shift.
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Eisenhower
Jim Tatuin
University of Maryland
University of North, Carolina
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