Exploring Mind and Family Dynamics in Early Study Findings
The article notes supervisor practices from Robert Kahn stressing delegation and standards without micromanagement. It cites a study of 100 large families finding divorce rare, with two cases after long unhappiness, then questions the sufficiency of that sample and suggests further research. It also reports Scandinavian students’ experiences in three phases of engagement with America, from initial attention to eventual comfort and understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kahn
America
It Happened Last Night By Earl Wilson
New York social gossip column recounts Earl Wilson's night out at Reilly's Health Club with Tina Louise and other stars. Includes playful digs at fitness, mentions to Eleanor Holm, Shirley Booth, Bea Wain, and Aldo Ray, plus updates on Kim Novak lookalike Scott Weldon and various show business notes.
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Earl Wilson
New York
Reilly
RCA
Tina Louise
Ting
Pat Reilly
Tina Louisa
Eleanor Holm
Shirley Booth
Dink Falkenberg
Bea Wain
Tina
Faye Emerson
Rita Hayworth
Miami
Connecticut
God's Little Acre
Aldo Ray
Earl Kim Novak
Scott Weldon
Hoboken
Wilson
Kim
Jackie Gleason
Palm Beach
Marie McDonald
Harry Karl
Harry Latter
Fruit Fly Facts and Oddities Meet Odd Weather Notes
New York column highlights quirky science trivia from fruit flies to ancient punishments and royal pets. It cites rabbits, calcium from eggshells, and a Navy doctor in Antarctica while rambling through jokes about fashion, marriages, and common beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Milton C. Herman
Oswald Jacoby Opposing Slam Bid Highlights Misread Hand
In a bridge column, North's poor bidding with a strong hand prompts a misread diamond sequence. Second bidder South interprets the push toward a slam, leading to a club slam by South. West's potential play would have altered the outcome if he had seen all cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
West
Bridge Hand Shows Complex Triad of Finesse and Trumps
North opens seven of diamonds. South wins with a heart, uses a diamond finesse, and disturbs a losing spade. South ruffs a spade, trump development runs, West’s jack drops under the queen, and South secures the hand. The narrative confirms South did not peek at West cards, and trump play aimed at the sole combination that would defeat the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Dumm Singleton Trump
Sourh
West
Military planning lags amid changing armament use
A fragmented view notes drastic shifts in weapons and tactics while defense policy lags. The piece cites Sen. Clifford P. Case criticizing inadequate structure and recalls the American Legion’s historically segregated stance, with Vernon Ming Jr. as Honor chair of the American Veterans Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford P. Case
American) Legion
William BR. Ming Jr
Nas
American Veterans Committee
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Binay
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Judy Holiday
Miiko Taki
Sayonara
Staga Delicatessen
Billboard
Show Bi
Edward G. Robinson
Ward Eggleston
Pinky Loc
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Charles Boyer- Claudette Calbert
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Plac
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William Harvey
Hungary
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Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Monique van Vooren
United States
Navy
Antarctica
Lester 8
Dill
Meramec Caverns
Stanton, Mo
Jess
F. W. Woolworth
Oswald Jacoby
Trump
West East
Weber
Ceean
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Leo
Bern
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Field Enerprinne
Charles Lamb
Drownie Seale
Pine Aves
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Huntington Park
SO. Hill
Los Angeles
N. Main
Santa Ana
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