Boy Scouts Celebrate Fortieth Anniversary Across America
The Boy Scouts of America mark 40 years since 1910 with two and a half million active members and more than sixteen million influenced by the Scout Oath and Law. The orgs aims include strengthening leadership through a nationwide crusade culminating in a National Jamoree at Valley Forge.
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Arm of Liberty
Valley Forge
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Our Republic
Throwing out old child rearing rules and myths
The piece critiques rigid child rearing theories from blame oriented to understanding focused on self regulation. It notes 10,000,000 families under $2,000 income and 4,000,000 under $1,000, inflation raises taxes, while education should extend beyond classrooms via guided tours of resources and industry.
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Celia B. Stendler
University of Illinois
Stendler
Lord Fauntleroy
Looking Aloud In Washington AP Digest
AP compiles a Washington round up on atomic energy H bomb development and secrecy Capitol Hill arguments on world opinion and funding Controversy over U S school aid budget balance and foreign aid Korea Formosa and Europe Civil rights legislative fears Arabs Jews Cairo notes unity drive and Moscow talks uncertain outcomes Russians and Chinese interactions remain hidden
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Kennedy sister to join Washington social scene at Georgetown house
In Washington Georgetown a four story brick home houses Eunice Kennedy, sister to John Kennedy, described as a standout social figure. The Kennedys plan to entertain in the capital as they settle into fashionable society near the old Civil War era mansion once home to Prince Alexander Wohenlohe. Neighbors include Brig Gen Bradley Gaylord and Commerce Secretary Charles Snyder.
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Yom Clark
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U S Reports Atoms Program Expands With 18 Reactors
Peter Edson reports the United States now operates nine atomic reactors with five more under construction and four in research. The 18-reactor program aims for completion by 1933 with a $145 million construction plan and $87 million in research costs 1949 1951, noting Hanford plutonium work and reactors at Argonne Chicago Oak Ridge Los Alamos.
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Atomic power drive shapes for multiple reactors worldwide
Twenty years ago Max Finkleman son of Mr and Mrs Sam Berna of Itis in Atlington Ave had been accepted into research design and construction teams for Los Angeles Cantillion Law Firm and other efforts aimed at harnessing atomic energy. A new experimental breeder reactor was under construction at the ARC testing station near Arco Idaho to test transmuting non fissionable materials into fissionables. It is to run in the fast neutron range and explore mercury cooling. A slow neutron materials testing reactor was planned at Tolako fasting center to aid aircraft propulsion reactor design. In West Milton New York construction begins on an intermediate range reactor combining power and breeder functions with molten metal coolant, and a fourth land based slow neutron reactor for ship or submarine propulsion. Navy reactor plans for ship propulsion were also explored.
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Harold C. Urey
University of Chicago
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Editorial Opinions on Red Scare and Politics
A column questions how aggressively authorities curb unAmerican groups and Reds across government. It notes DOJ lists, asks if anyone with Red ties is jailed, and comments on Bricker Stassen and British Parliament norms amid a broader passage about party systems and memory.
George E Sokolsky These Days on Apologies for Alger
George E Sokolsky weighs in on the wave of apologies for Alger as other voices echo similar sentiments. He critiques the tone and limits of such apologies while analyzing its political implications.
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George E. Sokolsky
Answers and Questions on History and Oath
The Q A covers terms like Garrison finish and tree sex separation, plus presidents and dogs in rescue work. It notes FDR's lone election loss in 1920, Batavia Indonesia's capital status, and a critical view of Hiss and oaths, with commentary on moral law and public trust.
Social calendar highlights February BPW meeting and speaker
February activities feature the Business and Professional Woman's Association monthly session chaired by Miss Ida Moseman with guest Lutia Stevens, Wisconsin Library Commission member. Also notes a 300 ball billiards match where E A Pierce defeated Fred Davis 100 to 47 at Eagle Smoke Shop parlors, plus brief on advancing reactor design and continuous production concept.
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Wisconsin State Free Library Commission
E. A. Pierce
Columbus
Fred Davis
Eagle Smoke Shop
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