First Grade Entrance Age Debate Reaches Legislature
Iowa lawmakers consider a uniform entrance age for kindergarten and first grade to protect five year olds. The bill seeks five as the minimum for kindergarten and six for first grade, citing eye development and attention concerns.
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Iowa
National Kindergarten Association
Iowa State Education Association
Riding Roads With Lea Rhodes 1949 Farm Bureau Drive
Our 1949 Farm Bureau membership has reached 1153 with work ahead. We expect to meet quota soon and will announce a membership party planned for the month end. Families are invited. tickets are mailed by payment tier. Please send dues to receive tickets and finish the drive.
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Congress
Iowa
Farm Bureau
National Heart Week Urges Public Health Action
National Heart Week will be observed nationwide from February 14, led by the American Heart Association. The Iowa Department of Health notes heart disease is the leading cause of death in Iowa, accounting for about one third of state deaths. The campaign promotes personal and community efforts, urging physical check ups and heart examinations.
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American Heart Association
United States
Iowa
Health Department
Health Department Offers Free Literature On Heart Disease
The health department urges neighbors to learn about heart disease and rheumatoid fever. It directs readers to contact the Division of Public Health Education at the Iowa State Department of Health for free informational materials.
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Health Department
Division of Public Health Education
Iowa’ State Department of Health
Civil Service Jobs Open In The Midwest
The U S Civil Service Commission announced that Engineer Trainee applications close March 8, 1949, by the Denver Bureau of Reclamation for positions in the Mountain states and that Industrial Hygienist postings remain open by the Naval Command in Washington D C. Appointments pay from 2,498 to 2,724 dollars yearly, with required years of professional engineering study and written testing.
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U. 8. Civil Service Commission
Central Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Bureau of Reclamation
Denver Federal Center
Denver
Colorado
Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Potomac River Naval Command
Building
Naval Research Laboratory
Washington
D. C
Montant
Wyoming
New Mexico
Utah
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Navy offers industrial hygienist positions during 1949 intake
Applications from qualified students closing June 30 1949 for industrial hygienist roles with salaries from 3727 to 6236 a year. Positions focus on industrial hygiene programs in shipbuilding ordnance and aircraft assembly under Navy and other federal agencies. No written test. qualifications include college study or four years of technical experience plus 1 to 8 years of professional industrial hygiene work. graduate public health study may substitute. Maximum age 62.
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Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Missing Red Oak driver found with companions outside tavern
Police from Council Bluffs and the state highway patrol teamed up to locate taxi driver Jack Hendrickson who vanished on a trip from Red Oak. The missing cab, Hendrickson, a friend, and two passengers were found outside a Council Bluffs tavern.
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Jack Hendrickson
Red Oak
Council Bluffs
State Highway Patrol
Hendrickson
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