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Hillsberg, Richard W., McGiffert, David E., Herbert, Williard A., Lansdowne, Robert J., Hyatt, Hudson, Chandler,, Kent, Pederson, Virgil L., Bodkin, Henry G., Marks, Edward, Wasby, Stephen L., Kandt, William C., Taylor, Herman E., Berall, Frank S., Collins, Hugh B., Barr, J. E., Mellor, Phillip, Hittner, David, Turnbull, Frederick W., Adams, Paul, Widman, Joel L., and Tollett, Kenneth S.

Published
1969

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Perry, David L., Moak, Roger Martin, Hereth, Lee J., Baxter, R. R., Kolarik, Margaret M., Martin, J. David, McConnell, Jon P., Demeo, J. N., Benson, Daniel H., Determan, Sara-Ann, Baillie, Iain C., Buchanan, Lloyd, Blachman, Harry A., Marks, Edward, Malsh, William R., Deerin,, James B., Clothier, Florence, and Sherren,, James T.

Published
1970

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Slaff, George, Nixt, Roger L., Hansel, Austin, Shestack, Jerome J., Martin, Charles T., Di Cenzo, George G., Ely, Nathaniel J., Houser, John E., Overbey,, George Edward, Taggart, John Y., Marks, Edward, Sachs, Joseph I., and Tilberry, James H.

Published
1970

13. [Editorials]

Author

Lebar, Alvin B. and Marks, Edward

Published
1972

14. [Editorials]

Author

Naritomi, Nobuo and Marks, Edward

Published
1972

15. [Editorials]

Author

Stewart, William J., McKusick, Vincent L., and Marks, Edward

Published
1973

19. OUR FAR~FLUNG CORRESPONDENTS. THE LAST DAYS OF THE MAHARAJAHS.

Author

Marks, Edward B.

Subjects
PALACES, KINGS & rulers, BIRTHDAY parties, KINGS & rulers of India
Abstract

The article discusses the author's experience as a guest at the palace of His Highness the Maharao Rajah of Bundi in India. The author recalls being at the birthday party of His Highness which was an elaborate affair that lasted six or seven days. During the trip to the palace, the author remembers crossing a river.

Published
1958

20. MEASURING SELF-CONFINING BEHAVIOR PATTERNS.

Author

Shear, Howard J. and Marks, Edward S.

Subjects
*BEHAVIOR, *PSYCHOLOGY, *PSYCHOTHERAPY patients, *PASSIVITY (Psychology), *HUMAN biology, *SOCIAL sciences
Abstract

The article reports that psychology staff has become increasingly sensitive to a "passive," self-confining quality in the behavior of all our patients regardless of their diagnosis. Several studies have presented some clinical description of passive behavior patterns. Clinically, it appeared to that the more "serious" the diagnosis, the more of this "passive" quality exists. This behavior appears passive and self-confining in the sense that there is a sort of compulsion to react in ways which apparently maintain equilibrium, concept of self, and "control" of reality, although such behavior may actually be uncomfortable, self-limiting, self-defeating, and destructive. Psychiatric patients experience that they "must" passively react.

Published
1962
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21. The little lost child

Author

Marks, Edward B. and Marks, Edward B.

Subjects
Broadsides 19th century. United States, Songs Texts. 19th century United States, Popular music Texts. 19th century United States, Missing children Songs and music Texts., Police Songs and music Texts., Reunions Songs and music Texts., Broken homes Songs and music Texts., Musique populaire Textes. 19e siècle États-Unis, Broadsides., Broken homes., Missing children., Police., Popular music., Reunions., Songs., United States.
Published
1894

22. African lament = Lamento africano : bolero-son

Author

Morand, José; Sánchez Galarraga, Gustavo; Marks, Edward B. (Edward Bennett), 1865-1945, Lecuona, Ernesto, 1896-1963, Morand, José; Sánchez Galarraga, Gustavo; Marks, Edward B. (Edward Bennett), 1865-1945, and Lecuona, Ernesto, 1896-1963

Abstract

14 parts. English lyric by Edward B. Marks ; Spanish text by Gustavo S. Galarraga ; music by Ernesto Lecuona ; arranged by Jose Morand.

Published
1941

29. CORRESPONDENCE.

Author

Stein, Gertrude R., Bane, Charles L., Evans, John, and Marks, Edward

Subjects
LETTERS to the editor, PRO bono publico legal services, LEGAL services, CENSORSHIP, JOB vacancies
Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including a letter on the Public Defender by Mayer C. Goldman in the November 27, 1929 issue, "Help Not Wanted " in the December 18 , 1929 issue, and "The Christian Science Censorship," by Craig F. Thompson in the December 1 , 1929 issue.

Published
1930

30. Biostratigraphy of Jonah quadrangle, Williamson County, Texas

Author

Marks, Edward, 1926-

Subjects
Geology, Stratigraphic, Geology--Texas--Williamson County, Paleontology--Texas--Williamson County, Petrology--Texas--Williamson County
Abstract

This paper presents a zonation of the Austin chalk and the Burditt marl, divisions of the Austin group in the Jonah quadrangle, Williamson County, Texas. The Austin chalk consists of the Inoceramus subquadratus Schlüter faunizone, Gryphaea wratheri Stephenson faunizone, Inoceramus undulatoplicatus Roemer faunizone, Hemiaster texanus Roemer faunizone, Exogyra laeviuscula Roemer faunizone, and the Exogyra tigrina Stephenson epibole. The Burditt marl contains the Ostrea centerensis Stephenson faunizone. The Austin-Taylor contact has been traced from the southeastern to the northeastern corner of the area. The relations of the Taylor marl and some of the Terrace gravels are discussed. The outcrop, lithology, and paleontology of the Eagle Ford shale, which underlies the Austin group, are also included.

Published
1950

32. LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.

Author

Dunton Jr., Lewis W., Decker Jr., Wm., Lohrke, Shirley, Brengle, R. T., Hughes, James E., Brown, W. S., Melville, Alan, Ligh, Lillian, Marks, Edward, Highley, Frank H., Smith, Katherine M., and Leitner, Wells N.

Subjects
*LETTERS to the editor, *FATHERS, *REARMAMENT, *MOUNTAINS
Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including "An American Father Faces the Crisis With His Son," in the February 3, 1951 issue, "We Can't Win By Abandoning Our Outer Ramparts," in the January 27, 1951 issue, and "We Climbed the Mountain That Couldn't Be Scaled," by George Bell in the January 13, 1951 issue.

Published
1951

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