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Marriage at Younger Ages Reflects Shifting Social Ties
The piece notes a steady decline in the average marriage age in the United States over 15 years, with brides averaging 20 and grooms 23. It highlights rising early marriages, school impacts, and the uncertain response of educators as society adapts to changing norms.
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U.S
Martie
Cupid
The Automobile and Society A Reassessment of Cost and Impact
A historical critique outlines autos as a rising social burden driving up insurance costs court backlogs and delays in civil cases. It notes federal courts bogged by interstate travel cases and cites personal negligence as a major share of lawsuits. It warns cars may gain nuisance value if restraint is not increased.
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U.S
Court House
Washington
Vietnam
Middle East
G.O.P
Barry Goldwater
Midway actions hold off Japanese fleet in Pacific raid
The Star Files notes 1942 reports say U S Pacific fleet presses assaults on Japanese squadrons off Midway Island after repelling a dawn assault by battleships carriers and cruisers with heavy enemy losses Miss Mary Jane McCone, longtime superintendent at Winchester Memorial Hospital, becomes a second lieutenant in the Army Nurses Corps
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U.S. Pacific
Midway Island
Mary Jane McCone
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Army Nurses Corps
General Education Board aids Handley school plan in 1917
Fifty years ago in 1917 the General Education Board of America assisted the Handley Trustees in planning new schools to be established. The City Hall Auditorium reopened as a moving picture theater after years closed, returning to the nickel movie with six reels on the program.
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General Education Board of America
Board of Handley Trustees
Auditorium
City Hall
State Board of Education
State Department of Education
Daily Meditation on Inner Christian Experience and Faith
The author argues Christianity is primarily an inner experience of God’s light and guidance shaping the soul. Welfare projects and creeds matter but true religion rests on personal devotion and living with the unseen Christ whom followers believe is with them always.
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Christ
God
Virginia Education Plan Urges Higher Standards and Funding
The 1966 Virginia Committee on Raising the Level of Public Education, chaired by W. M. Turner, urges reform across staff training, curriculum, buildings, and funding. It calls for higher salaries, expanded staff, mandatory policies, summer scholarships, master teachers, consolidation studies, and elevated superintendent qualifications to raise educational adequacy statewide.
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State Board of Education
Virginia
Woodrow W. Wilkerson
W. M. Turner
Petersburg City
Virginia School Board Association
General Assembly
State Department of Education
Commonwealth
Godwin taps Harrison to lead Virginia Advisory Board on Industrial Development
Governor Godwin appoints Albertis S. Harrison Jr. to chair the Virginia Advisory Board on Industrial Development, succeeding Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. Harrison helped devise the program and championed rapid industrial growth in Virginia while Byrd led the effort for five years creating about 200000 jobs.
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Harrison
Virginia
Byrd
Sen. Byrd
Wash
Godwin
Republicans Face Risks From Kentucky Religious Issue
The Kentucky GOP primary exposed fault lines over religion and housing that threaten unity in a national contest. Open housing and Catholic-Protestant tensions illustrated how false religious bias claims can harm party cohesion and distract from core issues.
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Kentucky
Marlow W. Cook
Louie B. Nunn
Nunn
Cook
South
California
Reepublican Party
Salt intake reduction aids pediatric hypertension
Wayne Brandstadt outlines that pediatric high blood pressure often stems from kidney disease, thyroid overactivity, or adrenal tumors, with essential hypertension when no cause is found. Treatment targets underlying cause and diastolic control, including reducing salt intake to manage readings. He notes reading variability with anxiety or doctor presence and lifelong risk if untreated.
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