Complex math challenge sparks new computing work at Los Alamos
New York reports discuss Los Alamos laboratory needing a tough 9 million operation problem solved by a fast electronic calculator. An international team worked on it, achieving 130 hours of computation whereas one human would take ten years. The piece diverges into odd product notes on plastics and kitchen tips.
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New York
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Atom Fame
Log Alamos
International Bay Chines Corm
Bettelheim on DelinquentChildren and Modern Love
Brung Bettelheim argues that love alone cannot help emotionally disturbed children. He cites methods from Sonia Shankman Orthogenic School to aid delinquent and schizophrenic youths, noting modern living pressures make parental guidance harder. Parents must supplement love with deliberate boundaries and manage overstimulation from media and crowded environments.
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Brung Bettelheim
Freee Press
Glencoe
University of Chicago
Sonia Shankman
Bettelheim
Schol
Hie
Brides-To-Be Honored At Oak Hills Luncheon
Miss Milfred Mauermann hosted a bridal luncheon at Oak Hills Country Club Friday for brides-to-be Miss Susie Scott and Miss Janet Herweels. Fifteen guests attended with members of three bridal parties and dates John P. Scott and John Herweck. Pink asters centered the table.
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Milfred Mauermann
Oak Hills Country Club
Susie Scott
Janet Herweels
Threve
John P. Scott
John Herweck
Denver Pair Plan Home In St Adice’s Church
Miss Marcéline Con rady daughter of Mr and Mrs George J Conrady married Capt Thomas Garrett IE son of Mr and Mrs Thomas S Garrett at St Adice’s Catholic church Ft Worth Rev Ernest Langenhorst officiated Attendants were Mrs Horace J Butts and Charles Garrett Best man was Charles Garrett Ushers Capt Warne Howard and Capt Orville J Lee After the ceremony the couple toured La Jolla San Francisco Salt Lake City and Colorado Springs before Capt Garrett is stationed at Wright field in Dayton Ohio The list of relatives from San Antonio includes Mr and Mrs Thomas S Garrett and Mrs Laura Treyneliis
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St. Adice’s Catholic Church
Ft Worth
Marcéline Conrady
George J. Conrady
Thomas
Garrett IE
Garrett
Ernest Langenhorst
Horace J. Butts
Charles Garrett
Warne Howard
Orville J, Lee
Ft. Worth
Switzerland
Elon
la Jolla
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Colorado Springs
Dayton, C
Wright Field
San Antonio
Laura Treyneliis
Bess Hazelton
Henderson Birth Brings Russell Kangarga Family News
Mrs. Russell and family welcome grandson Rade Russell Kangarga born Friday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kangarga. Dr. Russell travels to Henderson Friday, plans return Monday. Nancy Russell noted as former Mrs. Kangarga. Kate Kangarga Henderson listed as paternal grandfather.
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Russell
Dan Russell
Potatoes Roasted In Kettle For Supper Craves Pat On
Cookin notes show Mr and Mrs James Bloss serving Team potatoes by boiling in a large black kettle over wood fire then roasting. Dr Bloss adds Idaho potatoes by dozens and after an hour they rise signaling doneness. Guests peel and eat with butter salt and pepper. In Chicago story a survey finds 46 percent of married women prefer short hair but most wear it as husbands dictate. A chopped green onion is offered with omelets and eggs.
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James Bloss
Idaho
Drs. Bloss
Dom
POP
Chicago
State Street Council
Sunburn dangers and slow tanning advice from old column
A health advisory on sunburn explains that rushing tanning risks severe skin damage. It notes varying skin types burn differently, recommends staged sun exposure, protective lotions, and avoiding peak hours noon to 2 pm, with cautions about red, blistered skin and long-term risks.
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Texas University
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Denver
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