cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46365
title: Accident... Pacific Electric train versus trucks versus autos, 1952

description: 29 images. Accident... Pacific Electric train versus trucks versus autos, 21 March 1952. Injured: Arnold Reyes; Russell Marks; Mrs. Iola Benson; Charles Ross; Mrs. Florence Bowbeer, 68; Juan Sarcedo; Robert M. Anderson, Motorman; Albert Berry. Treating injured: Doctor Shigeo Terasaki; Doctor S.V. Martchenko; Doctor Irving Axelrod; Doctor Marvin Mitnick; Nurse Emily McGrath; Nurse B. Norman; Nurse Winola Barrett; Nurse Beatrice Stanford. At Scene of disaster: A.H. Berry; M. Silverman; Arthur Osborne, U.S.N.; Merrell Horn, U.S.N.; Benita Thornton; Toy Sims. (Sleave reads: A9542).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46366
title: Accident... Pacific Electric train versus trucks versus autos, 1952

description: 29 images. Accident... Pacific Electric train versus trucks versus autos, 21 March 1952. Injured: Arnold Reyes; Russell Marks; Mrs. Iola Benson; Charles Ross; Mrs. Florence Bowbeer, 68; Juan Sarcedo; Robert M. Anderson, Motorman; Albert Berry. Treating injured: Doctor Shigeo Terasaki; Doctor S.V. Martchenko; Doctor Irving Axelrod; Doctor Marvin Mitnick; Nurse Emily McGrath; Nurse B. Norman; Nurse Winola Barrett; Nurse Beatrice Stanford. At Scene of disaster: A.H. Berry; M. Silverman; Arthur Osborne, U.S.N.; Merrell Horn, U.S.N.; Benita Thornton; Toy Sims. (Sleave reads: A9542).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46353
title: Accident... Pacific Electric train versus trucks versus autos, 1952

description: 29 images. Accident... Pacific Electric train versus trucks versus autos, 21 March 1952. Injured: Arnold Reyes; Russell Marks; Mrs. Iola Benson; Charles Ross; Mrs. Florence Bowbeer, 68; Juan Sarcedo; Robert M. Anderson, Motorman; Albert Berry. Treating injured: Doctor Shigeo Terasaki; Doctor S.V. Martchenko; Doctor Irving Axelrod; Doctor Marvin Mitnick; Nurse Emily McGrath; Nurse B. Norman; Nurse Winola Barrett; Nurse Beatrice Stanford. At Scene of disaster: A.H. Berry; M. Silverman; Arthur Osborne, U.S.N.; Merrell Horn, U.S.N.; Benita Thornton; Toy Sims. (Sleave reads: A9542).
DOI: 10.25921/ae8c-df11
title: NOAA/WDS Paleoclimatology - Sedimentological Data from Lake Midsommer, Northern Greenland during the last 8 ka

description: Reconstructing past ice extent and climate at the margins of the Greenland Ice Sheet (GrIS) offers important insights into the sensitivity of the ice sheet and its peripheral regions to climate forcing. Wandel Dal is a valley in northern Greenland that drains the northern margin of the GrIS as well as several ice caps. The valley was also an important landscape corridor for Inuit cultures beginning in the mid-Holocene. Here we examine the Holocene deglaciation and climate history of Wandel Dal based on analysis of sediment cores from Lake Midsommer (Midsommersø). We analyzed physical sediment properties, carbon and nitrogen content, grain size, diatom assemblages, and scanning X-ray fluorescence profiles to reconstruct physical and biological changes in the lake that were influenced by variations in glacier meltwater input, snowpack melt, precipitation, and lake primary productivity over the last c. 8.2 kyr. We find evidence that meltwater input to the lake was highest from at least c. 8.2 to c. 6.5 cal ka BP, delivering highly minerogenic sediments characterized by dense clay with frequent coarse layers. At c. 6.5 cal ka BP, there was an abrupt transition to sediment that is less dense, more organic rich, and where diatoms first appear. We interpret these changes to represent a significant reduction of meltwater input due to reduced ice extent within the catchment. These conditions lasted until c. 3.9 cal ka BP when we infer a shift to colder and drier conditions based on diatom and grain size data, which suggest longer periods of ice cover and reduced runoff to the lake. These conditions persisted until c. 50 years ago when diatom diversity dramatically increased due to recent climate warming. Our results add new constraints to the climate and deglaciation history of Inutoqqat Nunaat (Peary Land) and provide context for the Paleo-Inuit settlement history of Wandel Dal.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46410
title: Girl drowns in gravel pit in Altadena, 1952

description: 6 images. Girl drowns in gravel pit in Altadena, 22 March 1952. Marie Ekstrand, victim; Doctor Charles Johnston, trying to revive her; Gus Sebenius, 18; Ed Boersma, 20, dove into water and rescued her; John R. Ekstrand, father of victim. (Sleeve reads: A9452).
DOI: 10.7910/dvn/sdra9y
title: Peacekeepers Abroad: Analyzing the Subsequent Conflict Prospects for Troops Deploying Nations

description: Does contributing troops to UN peacekeeping operations reduce a state’s propensity for interstate conflict? While existing research examines peacekeeping’s effects on host countries, troop-contributing countries’ (TCCs) own conflict behavior remains understudied. I theorize two mechanisms: costly signaling that credibly communicates peaceful intent, and socialization through UN doctrine and multinational networks that institutionalizes restraint. Analyzing 1990-2014 country-year data with multiple participation measures, I find that greater peacekeeping engagement is associated with lower conflict hostility, reduced initiation probability, and fewer disputes overall. Using ordered logit, logit, and zero-inflated negative binomial models with extensive robustness checks, matching, selection correction, fixed effects, and dynamic specifications; results demonstrate consistent negative associations. These findings expand conventional wisdom by identifying peacekeeping as both a global public good and a domestic risk-reduction strategy, redirecting institutional theory from hosts to senders and specifying how international engagement reshapes state behavior.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46442
title: Gas tank explosion, 1952

description: 6 images. Gas tank explosion, 13 March 1952. Nelson Cohen, victim; Charles Allord, victim; Jack Pack. (Sleeve reads: A9452).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46444
title: Gas tank explosion, 1952

description: 6 images. Gas tank explosion, 13 March 1952. Nelson Cohen, victim; Charles Allord, victim; Jack Pack. (Sleeve reads: A9452).
DOI: 10.3886/e246297
title: Use and Acceptance of a Digital Support for In-Home Task Completion by People Living with Brain Injury

description: This study, conducted by the clinical research team at Shepherd Center, evaluated acceptance and use of the MapHabit System (MHS), a customizable visual mapping app designed to support activities of daily living (ADLs), exercises, and educational content for people with acquired brain injury (ABI). MHS delivers step-by-step visual, audio, and text-based guides on smartphones or tablets to help users and caregivers build routines and complete tasks. Thirty-seven participants with ABI used the app on a provided tablet for three months, during which their interactions with the software were automatically recorded. Participants completed pre- and post-intervention interviews assessing usability, ease of learning, utility, and satisfaction. The shared dataset includes all pre- and post-intervention interview responses.
description: None.
description: Response Rates: 37 respondents for pre-intervention interview, 27 respondents for post-intervention interview
description: Presence of Common Scales: Several Likert-type scales were used. <br>- 1. Strongly disagree 2. Disagree 3. Slightly disagree 4. Mixed or neither agree nor disagree 5. Slightly agree 6. Agree 7. Strongly agree N/A<br><br>Supervision Rating Scale and Level Description were used. <br>- Level 1: Independent (Rating 1 or 2) Level 2: Overnight supervision (Rating 3) Level 3: Part-time supervision (Rating 4 ,5, 6 or 7) Level 4: Full time indirect supervision (Rating 8 or 9) Level 5: Full-time direct supervision (rating 10, 11, 12 or 13)<br><br>Disability Rating Scale was used. <br>- 0-SPONTANEOUS 1-TO SPEECH/SENSORY 2-TO PAIN 3-NONE N/A<br>- 0-ORIENTED 1-CONFUSED 2- INAPPROPRIATE 3- INCOMPREHENSIBLE 4-NONE N/A <br><br>Motor Response Rating scale was used.<br>- 0-OBEYING 5 - NONE N/A<br><br>Feeding Rating scale was used. <br>- 0-COMPLETE 1-PARTIAL 2-MINIMAL 3-NONE N/A <br><br>Toileting Rating scale was used. <br>- 0-COMPLETE 1-PARTIAL 2-MINIMAL 3-NONE N/A<br><br>Grooming Rating scale was used. <br>- 0-COMPLETE 1-PARTIAL 2-MINIMAL 3-NONE N/A<br><br>Level of Functioning Rating scale was used.<br>- 0- COMPLETELY INDEPENDENT 1- INDEPENDENT IN SPECIAL ENVIRONMENT 2-MILDLY DEPENDENT 3- MODERATELY DEPENDENT 4-MARKEDLY DEPENDENT 5-TOTALLY DEPENDENT N/A <br><br>Employability Rating scale was used. <br>- 0-NOT RESTRICTED 1-SELECTED JOBS, COMPETITIVE 2-SHELTERED WORKSHOP, NONCOMPETITIVE 3-NOT EMPLOYABLE N/A
description: Convenience sampling
description: Adults with brain injury residing in the U.S. Smallest Geographic Unit: United States of America
description: other; web-based survey; See attached Project Description and Metadata file
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46448
title: Traffic accident ...actor drives auto up church steps at Hollywood Boulevard and Gardner Street, 1952

description: 4 images. Traffic accident ...actor drives auto up church steps at Hollywood Boulevard and Gardner Street, 21 March 1952. Donald Crisp, driver; Reverend George W. Barnes, Pastor of Saint Thomas Episcopal Church, surveying scene. (Sleeve reads: A9452).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Sansone. Date: 03-21. Reporter: Petty. Assignment: Donald Crisp in accident. 15, 16, 51, 52: Crisp's Cadillac on church steps at Hollywood Blvd. & Gardner Ave.(?). In background, Rev. George W. Barnes, pastor of Church, St. Thomas Episcopal".
DOI: 10.3886/e246297v1
title: Use and Acceptance of a Digital Support for In-Home Task Completion by People Living with Brain Injury

description: This study, conducted by the clinical research team at Shepherd Center, evaluated acceptance and use of the MapHabit System (MHS), a customizable visual mapping app designed to support activities of daily living (ADLs), exercises, and educational content for people with acquired brain injury (ABI). MHS delivers step-by-step visual, audio, and text-based guides on smartphones or tablets to help users and caregivers build routines and complete tasks. Thirty-seven participants with ABI used the app on a provided tablet for three months, during which their interactions with the software were automatically recorded. Participants completed pre- and post-intervention interviews assessing usability, ease of learning, utility, and satisfaction. The shared dataset includes all pre- and post-intervention interview responses.
description: None.
description: Response Rates: 37 respondents for pre-intervention interview, 27 respondents for post-intervention interview
description: Presence of Common Scales: Several Likert-type scales were used. <br>- 1. Strongly disagree 2. Disagree 3. Slightly disagree 4. Mixed or neither agree nor disagree 5. Slightly agree 6. Agree 7. Strongly agree N/A<br><br>Supervision Rating Scale and Level Description were used. <br>- Level 1: Independent (Rating 1 or 2) Level 2: Overnight supervision (Rating 3) Level 3: Part-time supervision (Rating 4 ,5, 6 or 7) Level 4: Full time indirect supervision (Rating 8 or 9) Level 5: Full-time direct supervision (rating 10, 11, 12 or 13)<br><br>Disability Rating Scale was used. <br>- 0-SPONTANEOUS 1-TO SPEECH/SENSORY 2-TO PAIN 3-NONE N/A<br>- 0-ORIENTED 1-CONFUSED 2- INAPPROPRIATE 3- INCOMPREHENSIBLE 4-NONE N/A <br><br>Motor Response Rating scale was used.<br>- 0-OBEYING 5 - NONE N/A<br><br>Feeding Rating scale was used. <br>- 0-COMPLETE 1-PARTIAL 2-MINIMAL 3-NONE N/A <br><br>Toileting Rating scale was used. <br>- 0-COMPLETE 1-PARTIAL 2-MINIMAL 3-NONE N/A<br><br>Grooming Rating scale was used. <br>- 0-COMPLETE 1-PARTIAL 2-MINIMAL 3-NONE N/A<br><br>Level of Functioning Rating scale was used.<br>- 0- COMPLETELY INDEPENDENT 1- INDEPENDENT IN SPECIAL ENVIRONMENT 2-MILDLY DEPENDENT 3- MODERATELY DEPENDENT 4-MARKEDLY DEPENDENT 5-TOTALLY DEPENDENT N/A <br><br>Employability Rating scale was used. <br>- 0-NOT RESTRICTED 1-SELECTED JOBS, COMPETITIVE 2-SHELTERED WORKSHOP, NONCOMPETITIVE 3-NOT EMPLOYABLE N/A
description: Convenience sampling
description: Adults with brain injury residing in the U.S. Smallest Geographic Unit: United States of America
description: other; web-based survey; See attached Project Description and Metadata file
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46494
title: Auto accident at Ventura Boulevard at Sherman Oaks, 1952

description: 4 images. Auto accident at Ventura Boulevard at Sherman Oaks, 24 March 1952. Mrs. Cornelia Grunewald, victim, on street; Mrs. Claire Jones, her daughter, comforting her. (Sleeve reads: A9452).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46195
title: Businessmen's meeting, 1952

description: 2 images. Businessmen's meeting, 15 April 1952. Neil Petree; Michael D. Fanning.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46199
title: Greek Good Friday ...Helenic Orthodox Church of Annunciation, 1952

description: 5 images. Greek Good Friday ...Helenic Orthodox Church of Annunciation, 18 April 1952. Reverend Anthony Kosturos; Reverend Leonidas Contos (Rector); Catherine Diane Lekas -- 5 years; Demo Bonos -- 3 1/2 years.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Monteverde. Date: 04-18. Reporter: Brown. Assignment: Greek Good Friday -- Helenic Orthodox Church of Annunciation. General view: Rev. Anthony Kosturos (L) and Rev. Leonidas Contos, rector, with children before bower depicting Christ's tomb. l/r: Fr. Contos, Catherine Diane Lekas, 5, Demo Bonos, 3 1/2, and Fr. Kosturos at bower. Side view of children before 'tomb' with Fr. Kosturos (L) and Fr. Contos (back to camera)".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46224
title: Vons Market kidnap--Hold up, 840 South Figueroa Street, 1952

description: 2 images. Vons Market kidnap--Hold up, 840 South Figueroa Street, 18 April 1952. Maurice Kaplan (Vons clerk); Mrs. Ann Howard (wife of Von's Market Manager); Jess Howard (Manager of store where two bandits forced him to get more than $800 from safe. All three were kidnapped by bandits and taken to store).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-46244
title: Cerebral Palsy, 1952

description: 5 images. Cerebral Palsy, 15 April 1952. Phoebe Thomas (Occupational therapist); Susan Rose -- 3 years; Bernice Todd (Physical therapist); Jack Martin -- 3 years; Margaret Sosnowski (Physical therapist); Elizabeth Desick -- 9 years; Carol Hoffman (Social Service Secretary); Norma Lee Brodeur -- 8 years; Edmond C. Brodeur (father).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Hecht. Date: 04-15. Reporter: Markson. Assignment: Cerebral Palsy. 138: Physical therapist Bernice Todd gives reciprocal exercise to Jack Martin, 3. 32, 128: Physical therapist Margaret Sosnowski shows Elizabeth Desick, 9, how to walk with 'skis'. 129: Social Services Secretary Carol Hoffman interviews Norma Lee Brodeur, 8, and her father, Edmond C. Brodeur. 139: Phoebe Thomas, Occupational therapist with Susan Rose, 3 (showing Susan how to warm her hands). 31: Pamela Bowles; Mrs. Harold Owens (volunteer); Vivian Ling (in lap); Beth Coulson. 15, 16: Physical therapist Margaret Sosnowski and John Ostling, 3 1/2".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-11078
title: Commies, 1951

description: 3 images. Commies, 8 August 1951. Henry Steinberg; Slim Connelly; Al Richmond; Carl R. Lambert; Ernest O. Fox; Albert J. Lima; Dorothy Healey; Loretta Stack; Rose Chernin; Mary Bernadette Doyle; Oleta Yates; Deputy Marshall Maude Purdy; Peggy Costello (Deputy U.S. Marshall); More descriptive information with originals.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-45654
title: Minesweeper launched (Harbor Boat Building Company), 1952

description: 6 images. Minesweeper launched (Harbor Boat Building Company), 12 April 1952. AMS 66 first minesweeper launched from any Los Angeles Harbor since World War II; Mrs. Howard Wright (wife of prominent Los Angeles Attorney christens ship); Captain E.E. Sprung (Commandant, Navy Shipyard); John Rados (President, Harbor Boat Building Company).; Supplementary material reads: "Gershon. City Desk. Illus. First Los Angeles minesweeper launching since World War II. AMS 66, first minesweeper to be launched from an L.A. harbor yard since World War II. She is the AMS 66 launched in full ceremonies at the Harbor Boat Building Company, one of harbor's oldest, (30 years). Long shots of ceremonies attended by high-ranking Navy and civilian brass. Navy Officer at microphone is Captain E.E. Sprung, commandant of Navy Shipyard and supervisor in this area for shipbuilding speaking. John Rados and Mrs. Howard Wright just after champagne was smashed against bow. Closeup no. 1 of Mrs. Howard Wright, wife of prominent Los Angeles attorney who sponsored AMS 66, John Rados, president of Harbor Boat Building Company, and Captain E.E. Sprung, Commandant, US Navy Shipyard, Terminal Island, and supervisor for this area for shipbuilding. One shot of AMS just as she became waterborne".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-45656
title: Minesweeper launched (Harbor Boat Building Company), 1952

description: 6 images. Minesweeper launched (Harbor Boat Building Company), 12 April 1952. AMS 66 first minesweeper launched from any Los Angeles Harbor since World War II; Mrs. Howard Wright (wife of prominent Los Angeles Attorney christens ship); Captain E.E. Sprung (Commandant, Navy Shipyard); John Rados (President, Harbor Boat Building Company).; Supplementary material reads: "Gershon. City Desk. Illus. First Los Angeles minesweeper launching since World War II. AMS 66, first minesweeper to be launched from an L.A. harbor yard since World War II. She is the AMS 66 launched in full ceremonies at the Harbor Boat Building Company, one of harbor's oldest, (30 years). Long shots of ceremonies attended by high-ranking Navy and civilian brass. Navy Officer at microphone is Captain E.E. Sprung, commandant of Navy Shipyard and supervisor in this area for shipbuilding speaking. John Rados and Mrs. Howard Wright just after champagne was smashed against bow. Closeup no. 1 of Mrs. Howard Wright, wife of prominent Los Angeles attorney who sponsored AMS 66, John Rados, president of Harbor Boat Building Company, and Captain E.E. Sprung, Commandant, US Navy Shipyard, Terminal Island, and supervisor for this area for shipbuilding. One shot of AMS just as she became waterborne".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-45663
title: Helicopter at Ambassador Hotel, 1952

description: 4 images. Helicopter at Ambassador Hotel, 09 April 1952. Ashton Stanley (Manager, Ambassador Hotel); Mayor Fletcher Bowron; Helen Stanley; Hazel Hellestoe; Terrell Drinkwater; Mrs. Ruth Smith (Red Cross).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-45684
title: Scout reward, 1952

description: 2 images. Scout reward, 14 April 1952. Judge W. Turney Fox (accepts check to give to Scout Camping fund, etc.); John Romero (Boy Scout) -- 13 years (turns over reward check for finding Reina girl); John J. Bombino (Scoutmaster) Troop 600.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-45709
title: Sharpe divorce, 1952

description: 4 images. Sharpe divorce, 14 April 1952. Thelma Mae Sharpe; David H. Sharpe.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-42692
title: Santa Monica pedestrian hit (Wilshire Boulevard and 9th Street, Santa Monica), 1952

description: 2 images. Santa Monica pedestrian hit (Wilshire Boulevard and 9th Street, Santa Monica), 18 February 1952. Mrs. Teresa Mary Courteau -- 51 years (hit while crossing street).(Sleeve states "A-9472").; Caption sllip reads: "Photographer: Gaze. Date: 1952-02-18. Reporter: Caption only. Assignment: Santa Monica Pedestrian hit. #27-28-41-42: Struck down by an automobile while crossing Wilshire Blvd. at 9th Street in Santa Monica, Mrs. Theresa Mary Courteau, 51, of 1534 Euclid Ave., Santa Monica, was seriously injured. At the Santa Monica Hospital today, it was reported she sustained upper and lower fractures of both legs, a fractured pelvis, fractured right arm and ribs. Driver of the auto, Norman Lee Williams, 17, high school student of 1447 Stanford Avenue, Santa Monica, was not held".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-43219
title: Senior "Sucker" Day at Belmont High School, 1952

description: 4 images. Senior "Sucker" Day at Belmont High School, 26 March 1952. Estela Martinez, Queen; Rufus Yent, King; Dorothy Dahley; Tino Cimarusti; Lila Cimarusti; Jesus Rivera; Mike Riskas.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-43221
title: Senior "Sucker" Day at Belmont High School, 1952

description: 4 images. Senior "Sucker" Day at Belmont High School, 26 March 1952. Estela Martinez, Queen; Rufus Yent, King; Dorothy Dahley; Tino Cimarusti; Lila Cimarusti; Jesus Rivera; Mike Riskas.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-43228
title: Fire... Electrical Shop and home at Canoga Park, at 20226 Leadwell Street, 1952

description: 9 images. Fire... Electrical Shop and home at Canoga Park, at 20226 Leadwell Street, 27 March 1952. Austin Kimble; Clarke L. Hodgson, Battalion Chief.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Glickman. Date: 1952-03-27. Assignment: Fire, electrical shop and home, 20226 Leadwell St., Canoga Park. Overall views of fire. Shilhouette shots of firemen. Austin Kimble (cq) shows battalion Chief Clarke L. Hodgson where fire began".
DOI: 10.5066/p139yrvp
title: Data to Support Analyses of Widening and Narrowing of Beach Segments in California

description: Shoreline position data from the CoastSat methodology were used to describe beach changes along the California coast during 1984-2024. This data release includes the results of the time-series analyses, including mean annual deseasonalized shoreline positions for 329 beach segments and total uncertainty in these measurements. These techniques were applied to 329 beach segments, which range in length between 200 and 9300 meters, and each representing the integration of data from multiple CoastSat transects. The original shoreline time-series that formed the basis of these data are can be found at: Vos, K., 2025, Time-series of shoreline change along the Pacific Rim (v1.5) [Data set]. Zenodo, doi: 10.5281/zenodo.4760144
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-43238
title: Cancer prevention month proclaimed, 1952

description: 2 images. Cancer prevention month proclaimed, 27 March 1952. Mayor Fletcher Bowron; George T. Wofford, Junior; Miss Dorothy McNamara.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-45738
title: Fortieth Division, 1952

description: 4 images. Fortieth Division, 14 April 1952. Lieutenant Colonel John R. Macfaden (Discharged from 40th Division).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-45841
title: Reichert Golden Wedding party (1933 West 79th Street), 1952

description: 6 images. Reichert Golden Wedding party (1933 West 79th Street), 13 April 1952. Samuel Reichert; Mrs. Lydia Reichert.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-45842
title: Reichert Golden Wedding party (1933 West 79th Street), 1952

description: 6 images. Reichert Golden Wedding party (1933 West 79th Street), 13 April 1952. Samuel Reichert; Mrs. Lydia Reichert.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-48281
title: Forest Lawn awards (Journalism), 1952

description: 15 images. Forest Lawn awards (Journalism), 25 April 1952. Eugene Drossel; Richard Nyrop; John R. Crooker, Junior; Doctor Hubert Eaton; John Nicolopulos; Charles Elwell; Alben W. Barkley; Doctor Robert A. Millikan.