Atom primer sent to schools to curb shocking atom education
New York report: NEA launches Operation Atomic Vision sending a 124 page primer to 12 000 high schools this month. The booklet aims to educate teens on atomic energy in peace and war with excerpts from Stimson Hutchins and Hersey and is created with input from the U S Atomic Energy Commission officials and Teachers College scholars.
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New York
WNNS
National Education Association
NEA
Nations Association of
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Hubert Evans
Ryland Crary
Teachers College
Glenn Hass
Denver, Colo
Henry L. Stimson
Robert Maynard Hutchins
John Hersey
David Lilienthal
Atomic teaching in Alaska area raises antimony supply fears
Dr Cary outlines five points on atomic education while noting antimony stockpiles, global supply shifts, and wartime mine outputs. He cites Stampede Creek operations near Alaska and Russian monopolies impacting U S access. Col 27 Concluded on Page 4.
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Stampede Creek
Phen
Aleutians
Sen
Simon Bodvard Buckner
Thearea
Colon
Child Models Hold Errant Public Eye
A wartime feature profiles child modeling, detailing Albert Thornton’s agency growth and mass production approach. It notes the shift toward child models, their recruitment from hopeful parents, and the firm’s screening and rejection rate amid wartime pin up culture.
Clothing for Europe aids Girl Scout project reach
New York report shows over 200 wardrobes of ten garments each sent to Europe this year as part of the Clothes for Europe effort. Ten thousand pounds of clothes have been shipped abroad, funded by a nationwide Girl Scout drive chaired by Russel of New York. Items, donated by troops, go to destitute children in Europe via the American Friends Service Committee, with the first shipment arriving in February.
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New York
Wans
Europe
Aghioh
Orghaizaton
Abn Russel
Pengram
Board of Direetors
Girl Scout
American Friends Service Committee
Russell
Golden Rosary Presented to Virgin of the Rosary
The famous Mexican bullfighter Arios Arruza presented a golden rosary to the Virgin of the Rosary. Mexican craftsmen created the precious article for the honored gift.
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Arios Arruza
Mexico
Mice Nest in Whiskers at Copenhagen Village
An old man with a white beard saw a movement near Vodinghors Thr green and watched a small mouse peek from whiskers. He gently picked it and placed it on the floor to scamper away, telling the grocer he is used to it as the tiny creature shrinks back into the thatched roots.
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Thornton
Vodinghors
TERROR IN JERUSALEM A LIFE LIVING WITH DAILY FEAR
A first person account from Major Comay of the Jewish Agency in Jerusalem describes daily life under threat after the UN partition vote. He recalls mothers sending children to school to escape fire and sudden danger, as fighting and queues for food become routine and bravery persists amid terror.
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Foun
Comay
Hugwiah
Palestine
Jerusalem
Jewish Agency
Jerusalém
United States
Aed UN
Jam
Pet
Aviv
Mus
Bernie Solomon
Britain Grants Refugees Permanent Settlement After War
Britain has allowed hundreds of thousands of refugees to settle, with 80 000 from Midler and 70 000 civilians seeking safety earlier in the war. By war’s end many served with Allied forces, including 110 000 former Polish troops and 20 000 dependents, and 300 Spanish Republicans with families. Many have become naturalized British citizens, and service counts toward naturalization. By March end Britain had spent about £129.8 million on foreign nationals unable to return home.
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Pastrany Aspel
Britain
Midler
Mass-Produced Music Teaching Aims At Lincoln School
Beers of Mass-Produced Musicians asserts group instrumental clinics at Lincoln grade school teach youngsters three times faster than private lessons. With 40 violins and many horns playing, he argues schools can elevate music study by providing daily practice, monitoring progress, and fostering focused concentration with an audience.
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Vlown
Moat
Martin
Robert
Beer
Plac
Stern University
Mass Collinie
Lincoln
Beers
Dead Shot Grandmother Hunter of Rhino Record
A feature profiles Mrs Swietzen a German born hunter based near Arusha now in Tanganyika Territory. Described as an unerring shot capable of dropping a rhino with one bullet she reflects pioneer Africa myth and resilience. The essay traces her wartime move from Germany to Africa naturalization in South Africa and tough farming life amid wildlife and harsh conditions.
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Rhino Hunter
Gatti-Hallicrafters
Tanganyika
Jen Cins
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Whistler
Arusha
Swietzen
Africa
Vman
East Africa
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Germany
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