Akron Register-Tribune subscription details
The Akron Register-Tribune lists publication weekly on Thursdays in Plymouth County Iowa. It notes mailing status, entry date September 26 1901, and subscription rates of 2 50 per year or 1 25 for six months within local counties, with 3 00 per year for elsewhere.
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Akron
Plymouth County
Iowa
Plymouth
Sioux
Woodbury Counties
Union County
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Westfield groups hold meetings and events in October
Westfield notes show the school committee set for October 21 with eight p.m. start and six new members to be elected from a list of nine. Local clubs hosted speakers and programs, including Europe from Vienna to 1848, St Catherine's parish diocesan workshops, and an amateur show raising 113.75 dollars for the Westfield Library Fund.
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Leonard Buryanek
Clarence Weinzetel
Mallard
Iowa
Westfield
Worth
Banks
Belmer Banks
Arden Boetger
Wayne Austin
Charles Kulp
John Yockey
Frank Reuschling
Jack Knapp
Mike Welch
Maude Knapp
Mackey
Knapp
Opal Hummel
Europe
James Brothers
Susie Skogsberg
St. Catherine's Parish
D.C.C.W
LeMars
Dean Walder
Msgr
John Knott
Washington, D. C
Family Life Bureau
Caryl Banks
Pat Bliss
Gertrude Blum
Camilla Conway
Lorna
Westfield Community School Board Minutes and Elections
A special meeting on September 20 elected Wallace Lilly as President and Beryl Neal as Vice-Chairman with Ted Port sworn in as a board member. A regular meeting October 14 approved bills, raised substitute pay to 15.00 daily retroactive, and authorized auditorium curtains mats and equipment for home economics and physical education. Next meeting set for November 10 due to Armistice Day.
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Westfield Community School Board
Ted. Port
Wallace Lilly
Beryl Neal
Westfield Community School Board of Education
Akron Akron High School News Notes and Football
The school issue covers classroom projects in Shop IT and Wood shop building a garage for the school, science classes in grades five and six with matter, rocks, electricity and magnetism units, and a chemistry focus. Student Bob Brown profiles, goals, activities, and advice alongside a Homecoming football win 13 to 7 over West Lyon.
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Paulsen
Robert Grant Brown
Akron Hospital
Arden Brown
Carol
Richard
Bob
Baptist Church
Akron
Bob Brown
West Lyon
Klauer Madge
Meinen
Ed Wise
Denny Lias
Akron Red Raiders
Alan Borchers
Lonnie Shuchard
Best Opportunity Today If I Passed Year
Son tells father to keep ten dollars promised for passing. Father asks about news. Son hints today is his best chance, implying opportunity is moving forward.
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Pop
Army calls 500 registered nurses for Project 500
Major Manuel Heredia Jr announced urgent Army need for 500 more registered nurses to handle increased enlistments. The appeal, named Project 500 in US Army Fifth Recruiting District, covers 13 states including this one. Recruiters at stations ready to provide details to all registered nurses.
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Manuel Heredia, Jr
US Army
Gruber Street
Fort Des Moines
Des Moines
Heredia
Government funding rise trims 1964-65 college research boost
In the 1964-65 fiscal year total category spending topped prior year figures by over 60 percent from $2.3 billion in 1963-64. The government contributed about $2 billion, with $604 million designated for basic research at colleges and universities.
Breakthrough in Education Points to New Learning Pathways
Washington Exclusive reports record enrollments for 1965 66 with 64.2 million students about 28 percent of the population. It highlights rising college enrollments 5.4 million and notes gains in elementary and secondary levels. A pilot program at University of Plano in Dallas area claims 10.4 percent IQ score increase in twelve weeks and improved use of everyday tools. The piece describes religious influences and a focus on moral law within a nonsectarian college setting on an 800 acre Plano campus and Academy in Dallas.
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Office of Education
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
University of Plano
Plano
Texas
Dallas
Academy
Washington
Halloween and FSA meeting notes from 1965
The document recounts the October 11 1965 FSA Future Scientists of America meeting with new officers President Steve Pollock Vice President Dean Borchers and Secretary Treasurer Mat Trotzig. Members pay 32 cents dues for a free book cover and $1.00 for membership pins. Plans include YMCA hockey Sioux City dinner at Biltmore or Normandy and an October 28 Halloween party with initiation for new members. It also lists three AHS student teachers Ron Billings Jim Perley and Dave Hunter all from Westmar College of LeMars and their teaching assignments and majors.
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FSA
Future Scientists of America
Steve Pollock
Dean Borchers
Mat Trotzig
YMCA
Sioux City
Biltmore
Normandy
A.H.S
Ron Billings
Jim Perley
Dave Hunter
Westmar College of
LeMars
Billings
Perley
Hunter
Army Offers Young Women Careers Across Fields
Young ladies are invited to explore future paths in the United States Army with opportunities in dental and medical work drafting machine accounting photography and administration. For details contact Army recruiter Sergeant Carl A Royer at Sioux City Iowa Room 214 P O Building Office 24161 Ext 280.
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United States Army
Carl A. Royer
U. S. Army
P. O. Bldg
Sioux City
Iowa
U S farmer short changed in world markets report claims
A Republican Task Force on Agriculture accuses foreign countries of closing borders to U S farm products while U S markets remain open. They urge hard bargaining to boost exports, push congressional checks on policy, and note 220 million spent on beef surpluses.
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U.S
Republican Task Force On Agriculture
House
GOP Planning and Research Committee
Odin Langen
Minnesota
Farm Task Force
U. S
Langen
Vie
Congress
GOP
Johnson Administration
Geneva
Task Force
Senate leaders brace for clash over Taft-Hartley repeal
Senate Republican Leader Dirksen and Sen Curtis forecast victory against the administrations drive to repeal Section 14(b) of the Taft Hartley Act as debate on repeal nears. They argue right to work laws protect state legislative power against federal encroachment and stress the people’s voice. Debates to begin soon after other bills are completed.
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Senate
Everette M. Dirksen
Illinois
Johnson
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Iowa
House
Dirksen
Curtis
Sale Held For Crippled Children Was Successful
Iowa Homebound Handcraft Director Fred J. Kelly announced the 13th annual sale at the Clay County Fair was the largest ever, despite rain. Almost $1,600 of handcrafted merchandise was sold, with the handicapped vendors receiving full proceeds they set. The program is funded by Easter Seal Funds and supported by the Women's Auxiliary to the Town Medical Society and Clay County volunteers.
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Iowa
Fred J. Kelly
Clay County
Women's Auxiliary
Town Medical Society
Spencer
Kelly
Iowa Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc
Easther Seal Society
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