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TIME Inc. has a special interest in a 24-page booklet published recently by Stanford University. The booklet, Better Teaching Through the Use of Current Materials,* is a report on an 18-month experimental study conducted in a selected group of California schools by Lucien Kinney and Reginald Bell, of Stanford's School of Education, with the cooperation of TIME...
...educator interested in this report can get a copy of it by writing to Dr. Reginald Bell, School of Education, Stanford University, Palo Alto, California...
That pressure, among others, lifted the gauge of inflation to a new high. This week, Interior Secretary Julius Krug described the situation in a report to the President. He said the U.S. had the resources to support the Marshall Plan (see Foreign Relations). But he added that the nation "cannot long underwrite the material deficits of other nations without serious impact upon its economy and its resources...
...month ago, concerned over reports from Greece, Secretary of State George Marshall secretly sent a special envoy to make an appraisal. The man he sent was Major General Stephen Chamberlin, the War Department's Director of Intelligence. Last week, General Chamberlin was back. His report, in a nutshell: the U.S. experiment in Greece-the first application of the Truman Doctrine-is going very badly...
Digging up material for a New Jersey almanac, Author Harry B. Weiss ran across the 1818 report of famed English Radical William Cobbett, in A Journal of a Year's Residence in the United States. Excerpt: "I have just dined upon cold ham, cold veal, butter and cheese and a peach pye; nice clean room, well furnished, waiter clean and attentive, plenty of milk; and charge, a quarter of a dollar. I had not the face to pay the waiter a quarter of a dollar; but gave him half a dollar, and told him to keep the change...