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Newsstand Textbooks and the Great Books Experiment
A Stanford report shows 16 California high schools using current events from newspapers as primary texts for English science and social studies. Results include higher engagement, critical thinking, and broader knowledge, though full-scale adoption remains unproven. Also warns against chain letters and chain postcards as illegal and burdensome mail fraud.
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Doctor’s clinic case explains Lola’s nervous heart fear
Dr George W Crane discusses Lola T a 29 year old mother who fears dying from a racing heart after a miscarriage. He labels her a neurotic hypochondriac whose guilt about past actions fuels her anxiety, noting the mind can trigger organic symptoms and that addressing core guilt often relieves the heart ailment.
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Tax power back in Congress as veto abuses fade
Washington observes that Congress reclaims control of tax rates after Truman’s vetoes. The piece argues the override signals bipartisan repudiation of wartime tax policy and warns against prolonged high rates. It notes inflation risks from government spending and favors letting Congress set taxes reflecting public will.
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New Miami incorporation petition presented in Butler County
Twenty years ago 218 residents signed a petition to Butler County commissioners for the incorporation of Coke Otto as New Miami. Police Chief Raymer held an open experience meeting for officers to air complaints with his order to speak up or listen.
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Bugs Baer Hailstorm On Modern Art Opens In Boston
Arthur Baer skewers the Boston Museum of Modern Art in a blistering column attacking the celebration of abstract displays. He mocks subsidies and elitist sponsors while defending democratic critique and declaring himself the first to reveal the flaws of contemporary exhibitions.
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What’s Needed for Traveling Abroad and How to Get It
Erich Brandeis surveys the World Travel and Trade Guide supplement noting the pull of foreign travel ads. He outlines passport and visa steps, fees, documents, and delays, with examples from Brazil Poland and Western Europe, and ends by recalling the “See America First” slogan.
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The Stars Warn Of Sudden Perils In Daily Affairs
Genevieve Kemble outlines that sudden abrupt events threaten progressive plans and trigger tricky entanglements in finances, partnerships, and personal life. Guardianship of paths and timing will help weather shifts caused by emotional surges and unusual circumstances amid tense conditions. A historical note recalls American Merchant Marine size at the Revolution era, numbering about 2400 ships totaling 400000 gross tons.
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Great Britain
Bald-headed men rise as future power in Hal Boyle piece
Hal Boyle argues bald-headed men represent the coming era of brain power over brawn. He mocks hair as obsolete, notes scientists link baldness to intelligence, and predicts social shifts toward shaved heads. The column ends with a light aside that there are 200 drive-in theatres in the United States.
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Science in Soviet Russia and American exchange views
George E. Sokolsky discusses a book from the 1943 Congress of American-Soviet Friendship, noting forewords by L. C. Dunn and comments from Walter B. Cannon and Vladimir K. Zworykin. He questions reciprocal scientific exchange, asks for a list of American contributions to Soviet science, and critiques the one way flow of knowledge and equipment to the USSR.
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Voting, parties, and primaries in Middletown
Dave Regan argues citizens must register and vote in May primaries to influence party candidates. He notes voter apathy, cross party voting in nearby Wisconsin, and the potential impact on November outcomes. He urges a strong turnout though doubts it will reach 16 percent.
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Quotes on freedom, trade, and housing press for policy boldness
A collection of quotes linking ERP failure to freedom and peace, Dewey warns of Russian undercutting. Wallace advocates an international trade court to avert a trade war. Studebaker notes educational gaps in the Constitution. Reuther defends Marshall Plan against penny-pinchers. Coolidge cites a communist threat in Hawaii. Housing shortage drives up prices and rents.
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