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32. Correspondence.

Author

H. H., J. S. R., and Phelps, J. W.

Subjects
LETTERS to the editor, JUDGES, PAYMENT, CONTRACTS, MONEY, COMMERCIAL law
Abstract

Presents several letters to the editor on various topics. Information on the points made by the judge; Declination of currency after the war; Information on the payment of contracts.

Published
1867

33. LETTERS.

Author

ERICSSON, R. B., HARD, WILLIAM, McLAREN, H. J., GOODMAN, JAY S., HARVEY, C. M., KRIECKHAUS, ELLES W., DANNELLS, C. R., MEDER JR., ALBERT E., WILLIAMS, ABNER, PRITCHARD, SYDNA ELLEN, PATRICK, TALBOT, ROSENBERG, HERMAN, SIMS, HENRY R., STEWART, S. C., PHELPS, DRYDEN W., HAMANO, JAMES M., CHESNUTT, RICHARD N., and CAIN, ALBERT

Subjects
POLITICAL campaigns, PRESS criticism, TWENTIETH century
Published
1926

34. Correspondence.

Author

J. P. and Phelps, J. W.

Subjects
LETTERS to the editor, POLITICIANS, STATESMEN
Abstract

Presents letters to the editor. Discussion on an extract of a letter written by Baron Dalling referring to proceedings in the British Parliament; Conduct of political speakers; Observation of Sabbath in different ways in France and Spain.

Published
1872

36. A compilation of studies from Atmospheric Variability Experiment (AVE)

Author

Scoggins, J. R, Fuelberg, H. E, Carlson, R. D, Phelps, R. W, and Bellue, D. G

Subjects
Meteorology
Abstract

Five methods for obtaining the sign of vertical motion at various levels in the atmosphere were investigated to determine which gave the best explanation for areas of rain and no-rain in the southeastern United States during the period February 19-22, 1964. The methods used were the terrain-induced vertical motion, the kinematic method including the terrain effect, the adiabatic method, the omega equation, and the vorticity equation combined with Dines' Compensation Principle. Stability and moisture availability were considered but not as extensively as vertical motion. Values of vertical motion obtained by the kinetic method, including orographic lifting produced the best agreement with the observed areas. When terms in the omega equation were added through use of constant multipliers, results comparable to the adiabatic method were obtained. Without this addition large uncertainties occurred. Maps showing areas where terms of the omega equation would indicate positive vertical motion did not correlate well with the observed rainfall patterns.

Published
1973

40. ORGANIZATION OF THE HIGH SCHOOL SPEECH PROGRAM.

Author

PHELPS, WALDO W.

Subjects
SPEECH education, HIGH school teachers, SOCIAL sciences, ENGLISH language, SCHOOL administrators
Abstract

The article presents the author's insights on an organization for high school speech program. The author says that the course must be taught by teachers well trained in speech and additional opportunities for the speech practice must be given in related disciplines, such as social sciences and English. It adds that professor Karl Robinsons emphazises the major cause of speech problem with accuracy when he stated that secondary school speech teachers should have support of school administrators.

Published
1955
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47. RESOURCE MATERIALS.

Author

Berry, William R., Boden, Anneke-Jan, Myers, Russel M., Shafer, Yvonne R., Fidi, John B., Phelps, Waldo W., and Viola, Carol

Subjects
TEACHING aids, SPEECH education, HIGHER education
Abstract

Suggests several resource materials and techniques for teaching speech in colleges. Broadcasting clinic; Integrated student enterprise; Speech-theater program.

Published
1969

48. A SURVEY OF SPEECH ACTIVITIES IN SECONDARY SCHOOL SOCIAL SCIENCE CLASSES.

Author

Phelps, Waldo W. and Andersen, Martin P.

Subjects
SPEECH, SOCIAL sciences education, HIGH schools, DISCUSSION
Abstract

Investigates speech training in social science classes in selected high schools in Southern California. Types of student participation; Factors related to the effective use of discussion; Suggestions for solving major problems in the use of discussion in social science classes.

Published
1954
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50. Elementary School Teachers Evaluate the Importance of Speech.

Author

Phelps, Waldo W.

Subjects
SPEECH, ELEMENTARY school teachers, EARLY childhood education, PRESCHOOLS, ORAL communication
Abstract

Discusses the evaluation of the importance of speech by elementary school teachers in the United States. Types of skills important to children for progress in elementary school; Value of skill in oral communication; Advantage of speech correction in kindergarten.

Published
1954

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