Westfield School Faculty List and Board Meeting Notes
Special correspondence outlines the 1968 69 faculty roster for Westfield including Supt L N Jackson Mrs Frances Jackson and staff across subjects and grades. It notes about 325 students, hometown visits, a recent wedding attendance, and recalls a August 11 1966 school board meeting with floor repair plans and community building class use discussions. Election for the upcoming year set for September 12 with terms expiring for Roland Swanson and Wallace Lilly.
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Westfield
L. N. Jackson
Frances Jackson
Albert Fisher
Lee Phipps
Rand Peterson
James Pratt
Judith Spencer
John Veimar
Shirley Mansfield
Lawrence Masseck
Marcine Smith
Iris Mulfinger
Lucille Gale
Irene Smith
Lois Clark
Irene Fisher
Helen Akin
Delores
Buryanek
Bernice Boetger
Lorna Whiting
Tess Buryanek
Norman Linas
Harley Arnett
Vernon Lias
Worth Banks
James Mansfield
William French
Duane Kindig
Grace Spaulding
Wm. Brown
Minneapolis
Minn
Jeffery Brown
Marthe Ronald
Florence Knapp
Hazel Hyde
Huron
S. D
Eagle Grove
Iowa
Pearl Nelson
Akron Hospital
Westfield Community School Board of Education
Wiltgen Construction Co
Vera Rose
Roland Swanson
Wallace Lilly
Iowa right to work law gains support in poll
A Central Surveys poll shows most Iowans favor preserving the Iowa Right to Work Law of 1947 with 80 percent support and only 15 percent opposed. Gerald Bogan of Iowans for Right to Work says support spans unions and nonunion groups, noting a prior February poll with 75 percent support. The piece also includes a garbled aside about a “liberty hell” and mentions the death of Chief Justice John Marshall in 1836.
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Central Surveys
Iowans For Right To Work Committee
Gerald Bogan
Mot
Bogan
Iowa
John Marshall
Akron Register- Tribune items recall local history and births
Way Back Yonder items recount Akron life with baseball wins and losses, editor milestone, new public school leaders, births and deaths, and local events from 1906 to 1986. The column notes rain, floods, road work, and community changes as Akron reflects its past through numerous named people and places.
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Akron
Gayville
S. C
Hartmann
Ray A. Smith
Register-Tribune
R. A
Wm. Milbredt
Harold Johnson
Alvern Johnson
R. B. Brown
Akron Public Schools
Peterson
Molly Jean
Lake Okoboji
Ralph Rasmussen
Graettinger
Akron Light and Power Plant
Mayne calls for preserving state local government in Algona speech
Sioux City lawyer Wiley Mayne urged preserving state and local government and halting a trend toward one man rule in Washington. He backed sharing federal income tax revenue with states, endorsing 2 percent return this year and rising to 10 percent by 1975, to reduce local taxes and limit federal control.
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Wiley Mayne
Algona
Sioux City
Washington
Mayne
Freeman
Northwest
Iowa
Lyndon B. Johnson
Congress
Republican Coordinating Committee
Time to choose GOP primary candidate for Iowa governor
The Carroll Times-Herald endorses Bob Beck in the Iowa Republican primary for governor. Beck, a Centerville publisher and former state legislator, runs on a practical business platform, urging tax relief, a tax-tide approach, and solutions to the Amish schooling issue. His opponent, Professor William G. Murray of Iowa State University, advocates an academic fact finding plan and lacks legislative or administrative experience.
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GOP
Robert K. Beck
Centerville
William G. Murray
Iowa State University
Republi ‘Cang
Bob Beck
Beck
Murray
Iowa
State Highway Commission
State House
Highway Commission
Carroll Times-Herald
U of I to Open New Home Study Program in Engineering
The University of Iowa College of Engineering launches a Guided Self-Study pilot for engineers in Iowa whose work sites limit class participation. Thirty five graduate courses across chemical civil electrical industrial and mechanical engineering plus hydraulics will be offered with support from the Carnegie Corporation. Enrollees study at home and visit Iowa City campus for meetings. admission requires an engineering degree and graduate college eligibility. Emphasis includes transportation safety and environmental biology for sanitary engineers.
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Iowa
University of Iowa College of Engineering
N. B. Dicken
John Deere Dubuque
Tractors Works
U of I
Dieken
Carnegie , Corporation of New York
Iowa City
Tthe U of Graduate College
Graduate College
National Hampshire Conference A Success at Du Quoin Fairgrounds
The 28th National Hampshire Conference at Du Quoin State Fairgrounds drew 600 attendees from 27 states. Eddie Bros. Storm Lake Iowa led with top hogs and a $2,500 sale boar. 477 purebreds were shown by 98 breeders. Sale gross reached $51,865 with multiple high bids and wide participation across 21 states.
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du Quoin State Fairgrounds
du Quoin
Harold Boucher
Hampshire Swine Registry
Eddie Bros
Storm Lake
Barrow
Progress Trend Cms
Larry N. Tackitt
Happy
Tex
Hampshire
When Do Americans Really Work on the Job
Washington says employment in the United States is at a high level yet many appear unemployed due to strikes and demonstrations. The piece questions how the Labor Department classifies those idle or mobile workers, including highway travelers, students, and protesters, asserting that fighting traffic can count as work. Exclusive Washington viewpoint.
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Washington
United States
Department of Labor
South
Iowa primary election absentee voting deadlines set by Cameron
Des Moines reports Secretary of State Gary Cameron outlined absentee voting rules for the September 6 Iowa primaries. Servicemen may apply July 13 to August 8 for ballots to be mailed, with civilian absentee voting opening August 17 and in-person voting from August 22 through election day. Details include residency, age, length of residency, mailing address, and party affiliation for servicemen.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Gary Cameron
Cameron
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