Education for Usefulness in Postwar America
Postwar America should fuse mental education with practical application uniting college learning with field work in industry engineering design and business. Merryle S Rukeyser argues for educating for usefulness in elementary and high schools and Dean Schneider proposes paid in-field study to create an American elite of both brains and brawn. Cooperation between educated elites and practical workers is essential for national progress.
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America
Dean Schneider
University of Cincinnati
Navy
Frederick E. Dobbs
Bancroft Bentley
Simmons College
Boston
Walter Winchell On Broadway trade Mark Serre Copy
Notes of an innocent bystander review theater and film chatter from 1944. Hickory Blick and Pick-Up Girl face crowded stages while Eddie Cantor returns to Show Business with a brisk musical pace. White Cliffs of Dover moves hearts. Shirley Temple feature is noted. magazine notes cover Eisenhower phone calls, Errol Flynn interview, Hoover Redbook claims, and the death of Charles Coppernaugh.
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Walter Winchell
Serre
Daily
Lord Fauntlerous
Eddie Cantor
Joan Davis
George Murphy
White Cliffs of
Dover
Tok
Rankin and Fish
Washington
Snterepost
Drugstore
la & College of Pharmacy
Eisenhower
Errol Flynn
G-Man Hoover
Charles Colevaugh
Collier
Those Texans by James Farber
An official report by ranger Charlie Fusselmen recounts a fatal confrontation near Alpine involving Donaciana Beslanga. The account details pursuit to Maxan Springs, a daylight shootout, multiple exchanges, and Fusselmen's claim of self defense as he killed Beslanga while protecting others.
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Charlie Fusselmen
Donaciana Beslanga
Alpine
Gillespie
Heymond
Maxan Springs
Haymond
Hilt
Justice
Wentworth Institute a Pioneer of Technical Training
The Wentworth Institute in Boston is a renowned technical school founded in 1904 to teach mechanical skills without granting academic degrees. It offers two year intensive courses, costs $400 yearly but subsidized to $200 due to its endowment, and operates complete in-house shops preparing students for real industry work.
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Wentworth Institute
Boston
Lawn of
Massachusetts
Ariogh Wentworth
Wentworth
Benjamin Franklin
Causes and varieties of headaches across conditions
The article surveys headache origins from infections and fever to chronic kidney disease and hypertension, noting dental, sinus and eye strain causes. It highlights differing pain locations, morning patterns, and non skull related sources such as scalp neuralgia, neck strain, and posture, urging eye examination in diagnosis.
Headache Causes and Digestive Pressure Theory
Dr H N Bundesen discusses headaches arising not from poisons but from intestinal pressure. Glandular disturbances affect circulation and heartache. The key is identifying the cause to direct effective, lasting treatment.
The Orlemanski Trip and Cold War Polish Politics
Washington commentary analyzes the Springfield Polish priest Father Orlemanski and his Moscow linked voyage to meet Stalin. The piece argues the trip served Soviet aims to counter London based emigre Poland and cites Pravda praise as evidence. It notes U.S. passport approval amid law restricting foreign dealings and questions the mission's genuine religious intent.
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Washington
Wiitt
Father Orleminsk
Moscow
Stalin
Oscar Lange
Chicago University
Uke Orlemanski
London
Lange
Russia
United States
Communist Party
Pravda
Orlemanski
Poland
Orlemanaki
Europe
Rowmania
France
Italy
Orlomanski
Congress
Foremont
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Willkie
Vatican
Springfield
These Days by George Borolsky and Orlemanski Critique
A San Antonio Light opinion piece critiques Father Orlemanski for leaving his post and engaging in politics versus Vatican diplomacy. It argues a priest cannot substitute for Rome or the Polish government in wartime policy and condemns personal glory over vocation. The column questions motives and warns against politicizing clergy.
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Thora
Statin
Stalin
Poland
United States
Rome
Izvestia
Ozermanski
King Feas
San Antonio
Ban Antonio
An Antonio
Texas
Associated Press
Highway route choice and local objections in San Antonio
Ten and twenty years ago on May 18, 1936, the state highway commission backed a route into San Antonio along Nogalites and South Flores despite protests from the Mexican chamber of commerce. John P. Davis Jr., 11, presented a painted Edgar Allan Poe to his high school, after less than a year of painting lessons.
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Layedo
San Antonio
Nogalites
Flores
State Highway Commission
Mexican Chamber of Commerce
West Side
John P. Devis Jr
J. F. Davis
Edgar Allan Pao
Pao
John
Bert
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Hearst
Merryle Stanley Rukeyser
Columbia University
Imaudlin
Rukeyser
N.Y
Hannagan
Dewey
Roosewelt
Rush D. Holt F
West Virginia
Sweeney
Ohio
Germany
James Farber
Damocles
Piker
Dr. H. N
George ¥. Borolsky
Criemanski
Father Coughlin
Catholic Church
Soviet Russia
Vatican Foreign Office
United States Army
Hitler
Father Orlemanski
L. A
Mily
Suni
Lero AB
Santonio
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