Tri State College Angola Weekly Ad Adopts New Name
The Angola weekly for Tri State College resumes after World War II and announces a name update to Tridtgie in 1946. The paper, founded October 1939, lists offices in the Business Administration Building and a 666 3141 extension for advertising and editorials.
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Ad Elsinethattie
Tridtgie
Tri-State College
Angola
Indiana
Ndian
Ana Business
Business Administration
The Discouragement Paradox in Creative Action
In The New Individualist Newsletter No 22, Robert Dolling Wells cites Webster on discouragement and argues a creative thinker gains courage by designing around obstacles. He shares his engineering experience of abandoning past patterns to create patentable products, noting weakness can reveal strength.
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Webster’s
Paul
Robert Dolling Wells
The
New Individualist
Public Letters to Baltor Accepted at Tri-Angle Office
Residents urged to submit letters to The Public's Opinion Letters to the Baltor column at the Tri Angle office Basement Business Administration Building. Include name department and year of graduation to be printed. Nanties withheld upon request.
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Tri- Langle
Nantis
Frustrated student reports poor road work near campus
A reader complains about a new road surface near the dorms, noting tar and loose stones failing in bad weather. The letter cites deep depressions near a railroad crossing and hazards that could keep cars and wheels stuck, urging repairs within two weeks.
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Hill
Aliridat
Schmiednie
Dorie
Mying
Thunderbirds
Rostow’s remarks on modernization and industrialization speech
W. W. Rostow, planning chief, addressed the American Marketing Association on September 11. He described a worldwide shift from import substitution to urban industrial concentration and modernization, urging nations to spread industrial growth and build a broad market base to reach industrial maturity.
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W. W
Rostow
State Department
American Marketing. ‘Association
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Educational shift challenges elite campus control
Ed Schwartz argues higher education has become a necessity for a broad audience, not a luxury for elites. Administrators must balance classroom learning with extracurricular development, ensuring student input leads to responsible action rather than indoctrination, to prepare tomorrow's leaders.
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Berkeley
Atsacks
Ivory Tower
S. Tithé
Trecovereil
Ceith
Degin Griswold
Harvard Law
Coull
Oberlin
Napoleon
Socrates
Will
Schivartz
Oberfin College
New York University
Fragmentary Industrial Ad Acronym List Remains Unclear
A fragmented OCR segment lists scattered company names and abbreviations across multiple U S states and sectors. The text includes references to Chrysler, General Motors, Shell Oil, Rockwell, Pittsburgh Plate Glass, Allstate Insurance, and others with incomplete context and garbled punctuation.
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Detroit
Shell-Oil.Co
Chicago
Ilinois
Chis
Gypsum -Co
Wabash
Ind
Allstate Insurance Coj
Indianapolis
Indiana
Motbts
Michigan
Rockwell-Standard
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Miei
Cooper Bassiner
Mouwht
Verdan
Ohio
Pittsburgh
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