PTA Leader's Family Emphasizes Home for Education
Mrs. James C. Parker of Grand Rapids, head of the National PTA, urges prioritizing family life to strengthen American schools. She cites stronger home influence, more educated parents, and closer home school ties as keys to improving education and community wellbeing.
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James C. Parker
Grand Rapids
National
PTA
Hama
Chicago
Chivag
United States
Anit
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Parker
Eldest Son Has Tough Row to Hoe
Ed Whipple, a 15 year old, quarrels with siblings and misses parental support. He resents Sally as the perfect child while fearing Tom and feeling blamed for household chores. The root causes include jealousy after a new sister arrived and lack of individual appreciation for Ed as an athlete and aspiring mechanic.
Nunns Renew Ties With Kin Across States
Mrs Ora Christ Nunn resumed home life after a six week trip visiting relatives the Lawrence Barretts in Bremerton Washington Ashton Wermholms in Bertrand Oregon and James Maxwells in Cheyenne Wyoming. Other travels included the Evansville and Marion Missouri groups as well as Arizona and California visits with the Loren Monroes and Dr Verner F Wilsons. A Denver born daughter Tammi Lee arrived for Howard Wilson and wife with Valeri and grandparents Edna Wilson Delbert Smith. Vacation Bible school enrollment reached 38 with sessions continuing through July 1.
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Nunn
Ora Christ
Lawrence Barretts
Bremmerton
Wash
Ashton Wermholms
Bertrand
Ore
James Maxwells
Cheyenne
Wyo
S. J. Gillin
Vernor
Joe Dannettelly
Wyc
Evansville
Marlon
James Edwards
Wanshipps
Arizona
Loren Monroes
Sacramento
Calif
Edwards
Monroe
Frank Wilson
Lelia May Wilson
Verner F. Wilsons
Culver City
Wilson
Eugene
Arthur Batt
Chicago
Thane Turner
J. A. Turner
Blanche Fairbairn
Roy Petersons
Berthoud F
James Pattersons
Lit‘tleton
Lawrence Welkhow
Red Rocka
Patterson
Howard Wilson
Denver
Tammi Lee
Wilsons
Valeri
Edna Wilson
Delbert Smith
Nuno
Kathy
Jackie Sue Barnaby
Anit
Wesley -Barnaby
Gleve Coff Teft
Points
Pennsypvania
Virginia
Veterans Hospital
Richard Jensen
Greeley
Albert Jensen
Melvin Komma
Fort Collins
Roy Brees
Edwin Filkonki
Ats Pierce
Filkoski
For the Birds The Theory of the Earth and Huton 1765
The foundation of modern geology is linked to James Huton and his book The Theory of the Earth written around 1765. The work influenced geological thought and the naming of key concepts in Earth science.
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James Hutton
Boots Stolen Again From Lane Camp Site
In Austin Texas two weeks after ward saw Lane had boots stolen from his car while camping on Bull Creek. Deputies arrested youths and Lane recovered his boots. This weekend at the same spot the boots were stolen again along with Lane’s ear.
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Austin
Tex
Ward
Lane
Bull Creek
Evanses Democrats to Meet at Town Hall in Denver
A follow up meeting of the Democratic precinct school to be held at the town hall Thursday at 7 p.m. National headquarters organize the event with Mrs Helen Lee of Greeley in charge. Weld County chairman James Shelton plans to attend and all Democrats are invited. Meantime visitors Mr and Mrs Neal Stearley and sons Lauren and Clinton of Tracy California arrived Thursday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs James Hayes and expect to stay about ten days. Also Mr and Mrs Marl Williams and son Jim arrived at the home of her mother Mrs A B Carpenter after two years in Khartoum Sudan abroad with the United Nations. They left Khartoum in May and traveled through Europe, returning on the Queen Elizabeth and plan to settle in Fort Collins.
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Marl Wiliams
Jim
A. B. Carpenter
Khartoum
Sudan
Africa
United Nations
Wiliams
Fort Collins
Fire Protection Plans Extended by Land Bureau Fire Protection Plans Extended by Land Bureau
Edward Woozley director of the U S Bureau of Land Management told a Western Association convention in Sun Valley Idaho that expanded fire protection plans are under development for timber lands under federal jurisdiction. He described enhancements including a fire lookout siren system, improved communications, a smokejumper program, and helicopters to speed survey work and transport crews reducing overall costs and increasing output.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Edward Woozley
U. S Burea of Land Management
Wooley
Western Asso
Fish and Game Commissioners
Pacific Northwest
Weazley
Bio Peau
Utah
Huress
Tes Mote
Study on feasibility of aerial photographic equipment
Woonsy noted Mme Durell is examining the feasibility of aerial photographic gear and methods for survey work.
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Woonsy
Mme Durell Aso
Adams Is Scapegoat Says Sen Neuberger
Senator Neuberger of Oregon denounces Adams as a scapegoat for a norm of lavish political spending. He argues the cure lies in federal campaign financing reform and defends Adams amid criticism over payments from Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine.
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Adams
Sen. Neuberger
Washington
Leo Richard L. Neuberger
Sherman Adams
Neuberger
Senate
Eisenhower
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
Goldfine
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