What Should You Tell Fearful Neurotic People
A column excerpt discusses attitudes toward neurotic and fearful individuals needing psychological help, referencing Dr. Stanley Cobb and the notion that war-era beliefs about quick change are outdated. It notes a Youth Research Institute view on teen delinquency labels and promotes a booklet by Dr. Wiggam. It also argues that people tend to seek likeness in partners rather than opposites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Cobb
Lester Rand
Youth Research Institute
A. E. Wiggam
Rockaway defends title with careful bridge play in Texas
Oswald Jacoby notes Harold Rockaway’s careful techniques as the Texas Conference Regional tournament opens in Houston this Thursday. A last year’s team championship hands show Rockaway maintaining control by aggressive trump play and precise discards to defeat West and secure the game contract.
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Texas
Houston
Harold Rockaway
Rockaway
West
East
South
Fast
Cubs
Homesick for America in Athens and other reads
An Athens Broadside profile recalls Bill Hillas a deportee once tied to Al Capone. He talks of Ohio days, whisky routes, and prison time, then settling in Greece with five children and an American wife. The piece glances at editorials, theater, and assorted celebrity notes from 1950s fare.
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Athens
al Capone
Parthenon
Hillas
Akron
Warren
Youngstown
Clylon
Jersey
New York
8Th Ave
44Th St. Demps
Dempsey’s
America
Mar- Wilson
Ohio
Atlanta
Virginia
Bill Hillas
Greece
Gloomy gym talk and family quip sift through lines
A fragment shows Sarmming Kaye lamenting why constructive exercise is failing to attract funds while a casual remark about Carl and a brother hints at domestic tension. The snippet suggests a light, informal tone from a gossipy column or radio-style chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarmming Kaye
Carl
Know Thyself and the Fire of Knowledge
HAL BOYLE reflects on human knowledge and curiosity through the ages. He contrasts ancient thinkers with modern science, urging the child to push beyond ignorance and pursue the immense, uncertain voyage of learning and human potential.
King John VI’s court moved to Brazil during Napoleonic occupation
The article notes that King John VI of Portugal relocated his court to Brazil when Napoleon’s armies occupied Portugal, and mentions that panther, puma, cougar, and mountain lion refer to the same animal. It also briefly discusses a curious animal behavior involving a deer stamp and a flattened car cass.
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Fact III
John VI
Portugal
Brazil
Napoleon
German Measles Shortlived
Long Beach doctors outline German measles as a seasonal illness peaking late winter to spring. The piece explains its distinction from true measles, mild course in children and adults, rash as a key symptom, and notes immunity after one infection with rare recurrence after age 40.
Description of rash progression in star illness notes
The text describes a rash that fades in about three days and can appear without warning. It compares the eruption to measles in spread, but its color is nearer scarlet fever, with varying intensity and color development described. The passage lacks concrete names or dates.
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Albert Edward Wiggam
D. Sc
Oswald Jacoby
Sally
Joe DiMaggio
Jackie Gleason
Sen
Kefauver
NBC
Monitor
Gloria Grahame
Marilyn Monroe
Ernest Hemingway
Joanne Bayes
Des
Walter Slezak
Paramount
George Gobel
Rocky Graziano
Shor
Abercrombie & Fitch
Arthur Godfrey
CBS
Marion Marlowe
Martha Raye
Sahara
Las Vegas
Wigeler Neila
Ates
Johnny At
Fanny
Johnny
Johnny Alden
Billy Graham
Nancy Berg
Rarl
Robert Whitehead
Doylestown
San Francisco
Los Angeles International Airport
Long Beath
Wastam
Mir Ae
Bart
Hal Boyle
NORTH
Aass Wakses
Aki
East Agis
Long Beach
Bos. Angstes County Medical Association
Pine Ave
Wu Vest
OWL
Elton
Gok
Aar
Man ER
Ls Angeles
Los Angeles
Orange Counties
Bist
California
Pemout
Wach
Bratol-Myers ‘Aid
Tte
Pannus
Calif
Eaeta
Reuben Jonnelle? Corporation
Ted
Elegers
Sie Ty Bristol-Myara Co
IPANA
Pana
Eure
Bulild
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