Emergency Permits and Teacher Shortage Grow in Indiana
Indiana faces a mounting teacher shortage as emergency permits rise. Of 2,649 graduates in 1956, 545 moved to other states for higher pay and better conditions. From 1955-56, 483 of 29,000 teachers left the state, 309 took non school jobs, totaling 1,337 losses from June to September 1956. Over a decade, 70.2% of four-year trained teachers left the profession.
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Oung
Indiana
Young
Mr. Young
Local Wedding Invitations Available At The Citizen Office
The Citizen Office offers wedding invitations for local residents, allowing couples to obtain stylish invites without traveling out of town. The service highlights convenience and keeps intimate details within the community.
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Citizen Office
Purdue horticulurists urge August fertilizing for berries
Purdue University horticulturists advise fertilizing both old and new strawberry plantings in August. Apply twenty-five pounds of 10-10-10 fertilizer per 1000 square feet and wash or brush the fertilizer off the foliage.
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Purdue University
Purdue specialists warn on blue comb disease in pullets
Purdue University poultry experts urge farmers to watch for blue comb disease in mature pullets and keep muriate of potash ready for prompt treatment. They recommend one tablespoon per gallon of drinking water, and note tetramycin at three grams per ten gallons has also been effective.
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Purdue University
Local Society Notes and Notices Across Town
Mr and Mrs Tom William and children from Torrence California spent five days visiting the Moores and will proceed to Ft Mammouth New Jersey for Mr Williams service duty Capt F N Moore and his mother will move to Chanute Field Illinois for nine months training Guests at Creek Park Pendleton included Mr and Mrs Eugene Gardner and son Dean Mrs Edna Kennedy and children shopped at Eastgate The Tweedy Memorial Center Association announces its annual meeting September 10 1957 at 8 00 PM DST at the Community Center Building for officer elections and business A baby tender and chair are for sale plus a Singer sewing machine sample in Carthage Several expressions of thanks are given for cards flowers and a luncheon after the death of Frank Gilbert Gilbert Family
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Torrence
California
Forrest Moore
George Moore
Ft. Mammouth
New Jersey
Mr. Williams
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