Thinking Difficult Says Savant
Chicago May 28. The savant Dr. David Shakow, head of the University of Thir noise psychology department, declares there is no easy shortcut to thinking. He notes blood and oxygen affect thinking but too much hinder, and says thinking requires hard work with habits varying among individuals.
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Eccles Declines Executive Role on Fed Board
Washington May 28. Former Federal Reserve Board chairman Marriner S Eccles announces he wants no new job title from President Truman and will not quit the board. He stayed on as a board member while opposing inflation, as Truman shifts chair from Eccles to McCabe and delays naming a new vice chairman amid speculation over Szymczak or Evans for the post. Eccles, 57, has spent his adult life in banking.
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Rubber Output Up in Malayan Union Far East
New York May 28 WP production of crude natural rubber in the nine Malayan Union states, the Far East’s chief rubber area, rose to a post war high in April. Output climbed from 58,449 long tons in March to 66,408 long tons in April, an increase of 113.9 percent.
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Texas Hater Beaten Down and Sold to Tex
Ray Halloran a war veteran from Cincinnati surrendered at a Madisonville barbecue saying I give up just call me Tex This tour has sold me on Tex as He will move to the Rio Grande Valley with plans to work in Dallas Jerry Aaronson Mt Vernon N Y shared the honor as the Yankee who liked Texas most highlighting a quirky cattlemen’s contest and cross state affection
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Memorial Day Holiday Traffic Predicted As Travel Surges
The nation marks the Memorial Day holiday with widespread travel by car rail and air. The National Safety Council estimates about 30 million cars will be on the move Saturday through Monday and 225 people may be killed in traffic accidents. Rail bus and air offices prepared extra service and equipment as motorists flock to vacation spots amid favorable weather. Indianapolis and Los Angeles are highlighted as major travel hubs with abundant bus service and planned trips to California Arizona Nevada and the Grand Canyon.
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Funeral for Gov Sidney Osborn Shuts Offices in Arizona
Arizona mourns as Gov Sidney P Most Osborn, aged 64, dies from muscular atrophy. Public offices close and a moment of silence is observed. funeral arrangements pending.
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