Snap-on ties favored over bowties in interview
Richard Jones of Hunt Drive says he prefers snap-on ties to bowties because he cannot tie them easily. He notes bow ties look nice on some men, but snap-ons are easier to handle, in a report from the 400 block of South Salina Street.
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Richard Jones
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John Lynch
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Edward Janocsko
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William Kopp
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Thoughts on memory sparks and brain electricity
The piece discusses memory recall as electrical spurts near the temples, noting how thoughts flash and emerge through the skull. It reflects on the subjective experience of trying to remember and the sensations accompanying brain activity.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Denver
Minorities Plea and Education Conference Report
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt told Columbia University educators that achieving full justice for minorities is essential to victory in the Cold War. The conference, with delegates from Africa England the West Indies and the southern United States ends today with support from Carnegie Corp and the General Education Board.
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