County School Men Discuss Legislation in Iowa Meeting
Iowa county superintendents from twenty counties gathered at Walter A. Shupp's office to review the state teachers association agenda. The group debated county councils to boost teacher input and discussed proposed 1939 school legislation and organizational reforms with state officials present.
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Iowa
Walter A. Shupp
State Teachers Association
J. L. Davies
Cresco
Howard County
Teachers Association
YMCA
Lester B. Krabill
Washington
Washington County
Charles F. Martin
Maquoketa
Jackson County
Shupp
A. E. Jewett
Waterloo
Black Hawk
Marvin J. Cooper
Boone
Frank K. Kiple
Independence
Buchanan
A. E. Harvison
Storm Lake
Buena Vista
Fred C. Bowersox
Clinton
D. R. Roberts
West Union
Fayette
Howard
Charles Martin
Jackson
F. J. Snider
Town City
Johnson
Walter A Shupp
Cedar Rapids
Linn
J. F. Tracy
Decorah
Winneshick
Paul Norris
State Department of Public Instruction
Must Delay Cherry Blossom Festival
Washington businessmen postponed the annual cherry blossom festival from April 3 and 6 to April 12 and 13 after observing bare trees. The decision reflects the impact of lacking blossoms on the celebrations and street activities.
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Washington
Palo Savings Bank Statement of Condition 1940
The document records the 1940 financial condition of Palo Savings Bank at Palo Linn County Iowa as of March 26 1940. It lists resources including loans and discounts U S bonds and securities overdrafts banking house furniture and fixtures and other real estate owned and describes liabilities such as capital stock undivided profits deposits and other obligations. It includes signatures of President R B Hayes and Cashier J Warren McClintock and a notary public.
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Iowa
Palo
Linn
Hassaras
United States
U. S
Linn County
We. B. Hayes
Warren McClintock
R. B. Wayes
R. Hayes
Apell
Kathryn T. Smite
Line County
J. Beatty
Joan A. Owens
L. ¥. Clark
Kansas Congressman Guyer to Speak at Coe Commencement
U S Guyer congressman from Kansas and top judiciary committee Republican will headline Coe College commencement on June 3 President Harry M Gage announced The Kansas City Kan home is listed and his career includes earlier roles as a high school principal city court judge and mayor while his education spans Leander Clark Lane University Southwestern College and Kansas University Law School
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U. S. Guyer
Kansas
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Coe College
Harry M. Gage
Leander Clark College
Guyer
Coe
Cedar Rapids College
Toledo
Leander Clark
Lane University
Kansas City University
Southwestern College of Commerce
Wichita
University of Kansas School of Law
Kansas City Law School
Della A. Daugherty
Yankton
S. D
E C. Little
Bar Association
Kansas City
Kan
St. John, Kan
Ruthless pursuit shadows Mary Manners plan
Mary Manners uses every available person to push toward her chosen goal and discards them when no longer useful. She plays her cards cleverly in a bid for success, yet lasting friendships are essential for real achievement.
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Elsie
Car Service Quality Claim Seeks Award Recognition
A service-based claim offers to prove deserving of an award by delivering finer automotive care. The note emphasizes improvement in customer service and quality work to justify nomination.
Love Complications Force Engagement to End
A woman writes that she is engaged to a wonderful man but cannot marry him. She confesses she meets other men who appeal more to her and fears hurting her fiancé as she contemplates ending the engagement.
Tell Him How You Feel And Seek Your Freedom
The advice urges clear honesty to reveal feelings now rather than stringing him along. It notes that honesty may hurt him briefly but is kinder than prolonged ambiguity.
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Dodo
Music’s economic role stressed by Iowa arts director
Earl E. Harper, head of the University of Iowa school of fine arts, told educators at a North Central Association meeting in Chicago that music is important economically as well as culturally in the United States. Also noted is Walter Johnson’s no hit game on July 1, 1920.
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Chicago
United States
Earl E. Harper
School of Fine Arts
University of Iowa
North Central Association of Colleges and Second
Walter Johnson
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