What Would You Do Center Finds People Prefer Self Help
A Phoenix Mental Health Center survey of 500 people shows most would handle fears of breakdown, marital strife, and a misbehaving child without outside help. Only a minority would seek professionals or clergy, with many delaying action and not recognizing emotional problems as needing expert care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Moore Phoenix
WMNS
Phoenix, Ariz
National Institute of Health
Charles N. Elliott
Farmers Almanac Keeps 133-Year Tradition Alive in 1951 Edition
Newark report outlines Geiger Bros. 1951 Farmers Almanac with woodcut cover and hang hole trend. Features include homemaking tips and windosor knot guidance while tracing the almanac lineage from David Young to Ro land Hart through generations of the Hart Wright family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Almanac
Ray Geiger
Newark
N. J
America
Geiger Bros
Benjamin Franklin
Ray Geyer
Geiger
The
Pacific
Islands
David Young
Young
Morristown
Samuel Hart Wright
Berlin Hart Wright
Samuel
Wright
New York
Alcoholism Conference Goes In Action
The National States Conference on Alcoholism has moved to curb the disease with state action plans and federal coordination. Rev. Ernest Shepherd says 13 states and D C formed the group to study cures and rehabilitation, while urging health-service linked agencies over new laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Wns
National States Conference On Alcoholism
Ernest Shepherd
District of Columbia
Shepherds
Council of State Governments
United States Public Health Service
Shepherd
Contoocook
New Hampshire
National Conference
Revolution Plot Brews In Russia Says Underground Leader
Nicola Sinevirsky, an anti-Communist activist now in the United States, describes a vast and organized resistance inside the Soviet Union. He asserts Russians are psychologically ripe for revolution, with widespread acts of sabotage and a growing underground network tied to the National Alliance of Russian Soviets. Leaflets, signs, and balloon-delivered propaganda aim to rouse the populace against the Kremlin and Stalin, despite severe penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicola Sinevirsky
Sinevirsky
U. S
Smersh
Russia
New York
INS
Soviet Union
Kremlin
National Alliance of Russan Soldarists
NTS
Stalin
New York Farmers Fight Erosion to Save Farmland
Albany dispatch reports New York farmers unite to combat erosion using soil conservation begun in 1940. 88 districts cover much of the state with funds from farmers and governments for labor, machinery, shrubs and technical research. Contour farming and strip cropping are highlighted as key practices to preserve topsoil and fertility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York State
Empire State Farmer
U. S. Agriculture Department
Ioil Conservation Service
Hallmark Art Brings Fine Christmas Cards Back Into Favor
The article notes a revival of fine art on Christmas cards with works by Winston Churchill Peter Hurd Grandma Moses and more than a score of American English French and Canadian artists. Hallmark Cards in Kansas City produces a vast collection of paintings for holiday cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
New York
Winston Churchill
England
Henry Cole
Horsley
Royal Academy
Britain
Peter Hurd
Alexander Ross
Hallmark Greeting Card Company
Kansas City
Hallmark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Los Angeles
H. Leslie Hoffman
West Coast
Hoffman
Husky
Albion College
Michand
Firestone
Mission Bell Radio Co
Simmers
NPP
N. Y
Bill Davidson
Dutchess County
Chauncey Stillman
R. A. Painter
United States
Mexico
London
Cole
John Calcott Horsley
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!