Schools operate year round to ease classroom shortage
Education groups in the United States explore using public school facilities during summer to relieve classroom shortages. The plan, discussed at state conferences and ahead of a White House Education Conference, envisions shops labs auditoriums and recreation spaces open all summer in places like California and Grand Rapids Michigan.
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U.S
White House
California
Grand Rapids
Mich
Local Social News from Waltham to Blooming Prairie
Community notes show confirmations at Brownsdale Our Savior’s Lutheran Church and birthdays observed in Waltham. Local residents start new jobs at Geo A Hormel Co and visit relatives in Alma Milwaukee Spokane and Denver. Traveling families vacation in Wisconsin New Mexico and the Black Hills with gatherings at Lake Koronia and a father son banquet planned at Evanger Lutheran Church.
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Shirley Granquist
Doris Fossum
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Elaine Ehmke
Austin K
Oscar Bakken
John Beck
Thomas Bakken
R. G. Badenschier
Judith
Charles
Wisconsin Dells
Ben Scheick
Milwaukee
Henry Evjen
Rochester
Clifford Distad
Clinton
Wis
Eugene Throm
Blooming Prairie
Harold Ashton
Herman Buck
Lorene Fett
Waltham
Hampton
Iowa
New Mexico
George Buck
Spokane
Wash
John Buck
Howard Lipen
Edward Beneke
Clayton Moore
Clark Tuttle
John Erickson
Rochester Waltham
G. Coddington
Heydt and Blanchard
Carl Duehn
Tie and LaGene
Hector
Heydt-Hertel
Lawrence Hertel
Black Hills
C. M. Neweaard
Fairbauilt
Elmer Heydt
Lake Koronia
Mary Heydt
Janet Blanchard
Ariene Sparks
Darrel Heydt
William Nason
Everett Blanchard
Evanger Lutheran Church
Summer school use debate heats up among educators
Educators discuss year round schools with Grand Rapids planning cited as a model. Dr Walter H Gaumnitz argues for summer use of facilities while teachers and groups resist due to admin changes and vacations. Proposals include quarter year terms and six day weeks with shifts. USOE projects 1.3 million rooms by 1959 and a 176000 shortage, plus a 25 percent summer expansion.
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U.S.C.E
Walter H. Gaumnitz
Lightning Strike Sends Man Flying in Andover
Hilton Cormey a 23 year old telephone company worker emerged from a man hole when lightning struck him and vaulted him about 30 feet down the street He was only shaken up by the incident and did not suffer serious injuries or damage.
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Andover
Mass
Hilton Cormey
Memphis panel set to discuss stomach diseases
The Memphis and Shelby County Medical Society announced a panel discussion as part of its dinner meeting next month focusing on diseases of the stomach. The event gathers local physicians to share insights and updates on gastric conditions.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis and Shelby County Medical Society
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