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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1957

Page

13

Origin of National Children's Book Week

The idea began with Franklin K. Mathiews, chief librarian of the Boy Scouts of America, to boost reading among boys. Frederic G. Melcher joined to include girls, and in 1919 the first Children’s Book Week was held with librarians, booksellers, and the American Library Association. The Children’s Book Council formed by 1945 to sustain year-round promotion, funded by publishers and Book Week materials.

Franklin K. Mathiews Boy Scouts of America Mathiews Frederic G. Melcher Publishers’ Weekly Book Trade R. R. Bowker Company Melcher American Library Association National Association of Book Publishers Children’s Book Council

Poster Contest Promotes School Safety Nationwide

AAA motor clubs distribute a quarter of a million safety posters to schools nationwide this month. Designed by 12 year old John Mourer and Neal Patton from Kelly Field School in San Antonio Texas the poster led the first prize in the National Traffic Safety Poster Contest last spring and will be shown in classrooms as schools reopen. The contest offers 3650 in prizes and closes around March 1.

AAA School Safety Patrol Kelly Field School San Antonio Texas John Mourer Neal Patton AAA Motor Clubs

Patrons Aid Better Schools Through Civic Action

Henry Toy Jr. argues citizen committees totaling about 15 000 nationwide can strengthen schooling. He notes past bond wins and surveys, urges continued public involvement as schools face tougher curricula and staffing needs, and promotes a booklet titled Lets Get Our Schools Ready Now.

Henry Toy, JR National Citizens Council For Better Citizens

How to Slice Bread Thin and Dry Lace Curtains

The thinnest bread or cake slices come from a knife heated to hot or dipped in boiling water. Wipe the blade dry before cutting. For creamy curtain shade while laundering lace, add cold clear strong tea to the starch. If the yard is small, hang laundry using coat hangers for heavy garments.

Enrollment set for Aug 30 with longer school days

Buford Fisher, superintendent, announces extended hours for kindergarten 9 to 11 45 AM and 1 to 3 45 PM. Grades 1 6 run 9 AM to 12 noon and 1 to 4 PM. Enrollment Aug 30. classes start Sept 3. New teachers include Betty Cassady at Mur Hill and John Jones Lonnie Rhoades and June Bennett with Pittsburg State ties.

Buford Fisher Fisher Betty Cassady Mur Jay Hill School University of Arkansas John Jones Murray Hill Pittsburg Teachers College Blue Rapids June Bennett Alcott Pittsburg State College Lonnie Rhoades Hutton

How to Clean and Dry Brick Tiles and Finish

Reader asks about brick tile care and drying. Answer suggests washing with a cloth dipped in vinegar to restore finish and reduce moisture spots. The tips emphasize space efficiency and better drying when tiles are hung to dry.

Varied Styles For Men Boost Fall Fashion Mood

The back to school shopping season shapes up with diverse men’s styles. Sport jackets lead the essentials as stripes, tartans, madras, and end-on-end weaves appear in shirts and casual wear. A gray wool hooded stadium cape with toggle closings debuts for outdoor use.

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