Teachers Discuss Arithmetic and Reading Problems
Forest Park school lay advisory council discussed reading and arithmetic teaching on November 28 with moderator Helmes Hamilton. Members include Dorothy Kaochka Frances OConnell Marie Paulson and Esther Berg. The 15 member panel advises on policy and curriculum not administration and may consider homework in future sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
School Board
Helmes Hamilton
Grant-White
Dorothy Kaochka
Frances O'Connell
Marie Paulson
Esther Berg
Project Mercy Aids Hungarian Refugees at Camp Kilmer
Army Specialist Arnold Schulz of Forest Park participates in Project Mercy at Camp Kilmer New Jersey aiding several thousand Hungarian refugees as immigrants. He serves with Company B 86th Engineer Battalion Fort Dix. he trained at Fort Leonard Wood and works toward reception and housing center duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Schulz
Forest Park
Camp Kilmer, N. J
U. S
Schulz
86Th Perineer Battalion
Fort Dix
N. J
Richardson Co
Melrose Park
Fort Leonard Wood
Ferdinand
Shaughnessy Elected PTA Council Head
Joseph Shaughnessy of Garfield was elected president of the PTA council at a November 27 meeting at Field Stevenson school. New officers include Betsy Ross vice president Betsy Ross junior high Eva Langreder treasurer and Lucille DaCosta secretary. The council coordinates five Forest Park PTAs and includes four delegates from each group along with the district superintendent and principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Shaughnessy
Garfield
PTA
Field- Stevenson
Rose Miller
Betsy Ross
Eva Langreder
Forest Park Junior High
Lucille DaCosta
Forest Park
Peach School
Kiwanis Hold Annual Yule Party at Pines on Harrison
Kiwanis Children’s Christmas party set for Tuesday evening December 18 at the Pines on Harrison Street. Lt Elmer Schnurstein says gifts should not exceed three dollars and children age limit is 12.
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Kiwanis Club
Pines
Harrison St
Elmer Schnurstein
Kiwanis
Tax Backlash and Human Nature in Public Finance
The quote notes that people resist taxes on themselves while accepting taxes on others. It discusses psychological bias in taxation opinions and the tendency to justify measures that shift the burden away from one’s own finances. It reflects public discourse on fairness and policy acceptance.
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Board of Education
Project Mercy
Shaughnessy
PTA Council
Savings Saver
aVings
Madison Street
LSE
Forest Park, Ili
Thrasande
Ate Salleg
Carl Meyer
Interclub
Broadview
Charles Lelivelt
Riverside Country Club
Judye Smirley
Proviso
Kiwanians
Europe
Illinois
Jewel Man‘s Watch
WICK
Jewelers
Madison Street Forest
Forest
Ray's Service Shop
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