State Tax Funds Meet Half of UConn Operating Costs
Hartford April 4 AP State taxpayers funded about 47 to 50 percent of the University of Connecticut operating costs in the two year span ending June 1957. Auditors Longley and Thatcher noted costs rose to a high of 15.1 million, with tuition dormitory and dining hall revenue and special funds making up the rest. The report criticizes past laxity in financial practices and cites tighter control on athletic tickets and parking revenues.
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Chairmen Appointed For May Dogwood Bazaar
Committee chairmen named for the May 10 Dogwood bazaar at Greenfield Hill under Dwight school PTA. Co chairs Mr and Mrs V Gibney Potter 800. Show directed by Robert Krankyik, with Gary C Carson as judge. Also plan hobby show by 4H clubs April 26 in Legion hall chaired by Martin Kovolich.
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Page Proctor
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William Shallow
John Mitchell
William Watkins
Carl Gambell
Julia I Cole
Augustine Gilberti
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John Kirsten
Samuel Waugh
Paul Harwood Jr
James Taylor
Charles Evans
Bradley Johnson
Howard Foote
Margaret E. Griffin
John Marsh
Legion Hall
Martin Kovolich
PTA Plans Discussion On Child Discipline At Hale Meeting
A Nathan Hale PTA panel on child discipline is set for Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the school. Moderator Rev. Alexander Babos will oversee judges, educators, and parents including Judge John Norton and principal Henry Knox. Refreshments by first grade mothers. Jewish Family Service holds service tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Fairfield Woods Jewish Community building.
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Alexander Babos
John H. Norton
Forrest Wachtel
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Carrie Veckerelli
Holland Hill
Donald Fletcher
Henry Knox
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Arthur Haselkron
Charles Feld
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District Flag Adopted From Washington Coat of Arms
Official flag of the District of Columbia was adopted on October 15 1938. The design draws from the Washington family coat of arms, linking the district to George Washington, the first U S president.
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George Washington
United States
Cub Scouts Award Service Pins At Mill Plain School
Cub Pack 99 members at Mill Plain School received advancement awards and service pins in a recent meeting. Frederick W. Doon, cubmaster, presented the honors to the cubs, including those in their first or second year of cubbing.
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Warde Students Named To Honor Society
Twenty three Andrew Warde High School seniors were elected to the National Honor Society for excellence in scholarship leadership character and service. Named members include Patricia Bodie Nancy Clarke Geraldine Dalton Sheila Feld Cara Fox Kathleen Garrity Gay Greenhalgh Pamla Hill Virginia Judd Jay Kronfeld Christine Laurie Alice Lockwood Susan MacQuarrie John Newman Linda Weiland Ann Plunske Barbara Romano Robin Scofield Patricia Steele Lydia Strauss Stephen Tower Arlene Westberg and Susan Zatka.
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Werell
Patricia Bodie
Nancy Clarke
Geraldine Dalton
Sheila Feld
Cara Fox
Kathleen Garrity
Gay Greenhalgh
Pamla Hill
Virginia Judd
Jay Kronfeld
Christine Laurie
Alice Lockwood
Susan MacQuarrie
John Newman
Linda Weiland
Ann Plunske
Barbara Romano
Robin Scofield
Weekend Athlete Warned Against Rough Spring Exercise
A joint warning from the AMA and the American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation cautions weekend athletes about overdoing spring activities. It notes signs of excessive exertion after minor efforts, age is not a sole fitness measure, and once out of training one should not chase rigorous play with conditioned opponents.
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President backs Red Cross relief plea amid fundraising shortfall
President Eisenhower endorsed a Red Cross drive for federal relief funds noting severe shortfalls. The Red Cross said $70,067,008 has been raised toward the national fund yet about 25 million dollars still needed as floods and disasters burden communities. Gruenther cited the floodstricken California area and the Denmark pledge as part of the appeal.
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