Child IQ Myths Questioned by Educators in July 1960s Debate
Educators say a child's IQ can mislead and vary with emotions, test quality, and tester judgment. Sister Mary Corde Lorang warns IQ tests are fallible yet essential, while warning against overreliance and urging qualified administration and interpretation to avoid injustice.
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New York
Mary Corde Lorang
Mary Corde
Maryknoll Teachers College
Ossining
N. Y
Johnny
U.S. Office of Education
American Association For Gifted Children
Rhea K. Boardman
Gertrude Hildreth
Jane Williams
Guardian seeks transfer of funds for DuPuy heirs in Virginia court
Marion H. DuPuy guardian of Marion H. DuPuy and Ellen W. DuPuy applies to Winchester Corporation Court for July 26 1948 to transfer 760.66 from Virginia to California as due under Virginia descent statutes. The guardian is represented by counsel Robert E. O Neal.
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Marion H. DuPuy
Ellen W. DuPuy
Los Angeles
California
Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Joseph A. Alassie, Jr
H. Rolfe DuPu
No-hit no-run gem by Bob Lemon blanks Tigers 2 0
Detroit July 1 Bob Lemon the Delerland Indians right hander pitched the majors first no hit no run game of 1948 against Detroit striking out four and walking three The 27 year old improved to 11th win and fifth shutout while Indians teammates supported with strong defense and timely outs
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Bob Lemon
Delerland T Dians
Tigers
Lemon
Indians
Bobby Feller
Yesterday's Stars and Slugging Plays Highlight Baseball Day
Pitcher Bob Lemon of the Indians fired a no run no hit game against the Detroit Tigers for a 2-0 victory. Vern Stephens of the Red Sox slugged his 24th homer and had five RBIs in a 7-3 win over the Yankees.
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Vern Stephens
Red Sox
Boston
New York Yankees
Read the Ads Today Shop on Friday
A brief shopping notice urges readers to take advantage of Friday sales to avoid Saturday crowds. The prompt emphasizes planning ahead and emphasizes convenience for shoppers.
Our Presidents And Their Wives booklet offer
The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau promotes a new edition of a booklet titled Our Presidents And Their Wives. It lists facts about presidents including terms served ages at inauguration and life spans. Priced at five cents with postage paid and requires returning a coupon with 25 cents for a copy.
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William Henry Harrison
T. Otr
White House
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Eve St
N.E
Washington
Virginia Woolen Tops RC Softballers 5-3 in City League
Virginia Woolen defeated Royal Crown 5-3 in a tight City League game. Woolen drew first blood with two outs in the second, then added three in the third before RC finally scored in the fifth. Fansler hit a road homer for Virginia Woolen in the seventh as pitchers limited early longer hits.
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Royal Crown
Cola Boys
Woolen Mill
Clevenger
Patton
Curry
Ed Burch
Lake
Ernie Burch
Baker
Huyette
Swisher
Burch
Moore
Whitlock
W. Spaid
Willey
Seman
Spaid
Fansler
Mauyette
UN General Assembly voting thresholds stated
A simple majority of member states must be present for ordinary matters, while a two thirds majority is required for important matters. The Charter lists what counts as important. All recommendations on maintaining peace and security require a two thirds vote.
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United Nations General Assembly
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