Work-Study Shows Strong Benefits For Pupils
New York City school department research finds work-study deters delinquency among difficult youths, rehabilitates students labeled failures, and consistently improves academics and personality traits. By balancing classroom work with employment, students gain practical training and shop experience, with notable leaders emerging from previously underdeveloped potential. The report stresses rehabilitating agents are needed for mentally capable pupils at risk of wasted talent and delinquency.
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New York City
New York Report
Gerald L. Hilton
Office of Cooperative Education
New York
Washington talk on Wallace and Byrnes fuels party clash
Fragmented prose describes shifts around Henry Wallace and James Byrnes amid New York and Moscow political tensions. It argues Wallace's foreign policy stance conflicted with administration lines and critiques cabinet roles, press coverage, and electoral impact while noting Byrnes’ success and the British Christian Democrats’ win.
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Mirror of Your Mind by Lawrence Gould
Advice column offering reflections on childishness fear and curiosity shaping growth. Encourages learning one new thing yearly, managing budgets, and realistic views on costs while delaying action and using downtime for rest to improve future work. Copyright 1946 King Features Syndicate.
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Veterans groups warn of possible home seizures by mobs
Westbrook Pegler reports the American Veterans' Committee led by Charles V. Bolle warned of a winter seizure of private homes by veterans if housing issues remain unresolved. The piece notes protests in London, links to the AMVETS, and debates over legality, urging adherence to law amid housing shortages for veterans.
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Memo scraps on 1948 candidates and wartime policy rumors
Walter Winchell notes allege anti Roosevelt sentiment, tempers in party debates, and potential 1948 candidates as Tob Hannegan and Wallace are floated. Other items report German wartime links, Eisenhower staff limits, Moscow purchasing shifts, and civic tensions including a mayoral exchange.
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Broadway rumors and inflation and strikes a snapshot
A string of fragmented notes cites a possible Grace successor to Wallander as police commissioner, inflation rising from 1.00 to 1.60, a printers strike in November, James P. Davis profiting from paperweights, a 1941 nonaggression pledge by Britain and Russia, and varied foreign intrigue including Fuert o Rico business and a claimed atomic cost of millions.
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Proteins and Health Emphasize Protein Importance in Diet
The article explains animal and vegetable proteins, their sources such as milk meat eggs cheese fish and cereals beans and peas, and stresses proteins are essential for life growth and bodily function. It discusses protein needs varying by age and reproductive status, recommends daily grams per body weight, and notes risks from deficiency including edema toxemia anemia and impaired mineral absorption.
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Melyilie Sahyan
Detroit
Cros Welt
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Hollywood Film Buzzes and Broadway Bets in 1940s Lore
A chatty wrap of film and stage chatter notes Sarah Bernhardt and Maude Adams in gendered roles, Zanuck planning a new Tyrone Power project, Marie Wilson stepping aside for Jane Russell in a Mae West comedy, and a Film Daily poll on trends. It also covers industry shuffles among Crawford, Gable, Baxter, Powell and Wright, plus on set anecdotes and a hospital visit.
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Steve Crane
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William Powell
Rose Matie
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Niven Busch
Teresa Wright
Teresa
Jora- Gon
Brew seized as officers curb home brew in San Antonio
A Sept 2 1930 report notes police in San Antonio recovered 57 bottles of brew from East French Place after odors from a car back seat led to a man’s arrest tied to a street accident. Officers Braun and Stone confronted the driver, who faced the scene. The chamber of commerce directors discussed endorsing a national egg laying conics motion on Tuesday.
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Stone
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