Los Angeles Boards End UNESCO Curriculum Push
A Thursday Storie:Post note recounts local voters and groups rejecting United Nations UNESCO indoctrination in public schools. The Globe-Post cites opposition from patriotic organizations and criticism from the Los Angeles Daily News over the board’s decision to eliminate UNESCO material, framing it as pro American victory amid internationalist pressure.
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United Nations
Unesco
Los Angeles
Alger ‘Hiss
U. N
Angeles
Eiery de Mars
Paul ‘Hoffman
Russia
Hoffman
Unesco Propagenda Osetup
Los Angeles Daily News
News
Publicity Pressure Sparks Debate Over UNESCO Coverage
The Los Angeles Daily News objects to vocal minority campaigns and group pressure from patriotic groups. It says it did not object to secret tax financed pressure behind the UNEP program discussion, implying mixed reactions to government and NGO influence.
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Unesco
Los Angeles Daily News
Milbrodt Milbrdt Milestone Wedding at St Johns Preston
Miss Mary Louise Milbrodt married John Edwin Miller in an early fall ceremony at Milbrodt-Miller St Johns American Lutheran Church Preston township. The event included a double ring service, white aster decor, and a large reception for 180 guests with music by Herbert Philips and selections by the bridal party.
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St. John’s American Lutheran Church
Preston Township
Mary ‘Louise Milbrodt
Herman Milbrodt
Akron
John Edwin Miller
Edwin Miller
Rock Valley
Iowa
E.J. Beckmann
Herbert Philips
God
James Gabel
Phyllis Erks
Greene
Wilma Hazel
Hawarden
Joe Franken
George Milbrodt
Rebecca Franken
Peggy Milbrodt
Edith Milbrodt
Catherine Miller
Joann Erickson
Rodney Miller
Charles Milbrodt
Lyle Clarey
E. J. Beckmann
Betty Borchers
Bernie Milbrodt
Sioux City
Shirley Robertson
Westmar Hosts Two Student Receptions This Week
Westmar College plans two events for students this week. The Faculty Reception will occur Monday at eight in the New Library, with Miss Evelyn A as Faculty committee chair. Tuesday night the joint YWCA and YMCA reception will be held at the Student Union, led by Miss Delores Stradinger of McLaugh.
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Westmar
Evelyn -A
Y.W.C.A
Y.M.C.A
Delores Stradinger
McLaugh
Campus guides and student leaders named in 48 page handbook
Lin S D president of the Young Women’s Christian Association and James Stein of Cavalier N D president of the YMCA are behind a campus handbook given to registrants. The list includes many Le Mars students such as Virgil Borchers Kay Collins Earle Crowley James Driscoll Carolyn Eyres Ronald Farmer Arlene Fischer Eugene Hanson Clayton Hodgson and others. Irma Witt leaves Saturday for Iowa City to resume law study while Mary Ann Meis finishes internship at St Mary’s in Rochester and Dave Hentges heads to Notre Dame University. Margaret Schnepf goes to Ames Iowa to attend Iowa State College. Don and Dwight Wolbers visit family before moving to Creighton and Loras colleges respectively. Mary Jane Orban heads to Clark College for senior year and is involved in music.
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Kay Collins
Earle Crowley
James Driscoll
Carolyn Eyres
Ronald Farmer
Arlene Fischer
Eugene Hanson
Clayton Hodgson
William Kehrberg
Patricia Kanago
Patrick Kelly
William Kohout
Lowell ‘Larson
Donaldy Laux
Audrey Lubben
Paul McCoy
Douglas ‘McDougall
Judson McDougall
Claire Martine
Evan Matthiesen
Gene
Matthiesen
Kay
Merkel
Merle
Merritt
Milton “Merritt
Joyce’ Mortensen
Loretta Nussbaum
Betty Plummer
Carolyn Rees
Ray Schlotfeldt
Margaret. Statzl
Richard Straube
William Treinen
Donald Walker
Verjean ‘Wetrosky
LaVoy Williams
Irma Witt
Iowa City
Miss Witt
Ale
Mary Ann Meis
St. Mary’s
Rochester
Ihome
Dave Hentges
South Bend
Indiana
Notre Dame University
Frank Hentges
Margaret Schnepf
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Don
Dwight Wolbers
George Wolbers
Creighton University
Dwight
Loras
Dubuque
Sheldon
Sheldon Dairy Queen
Mary Jane Orban
al .Orban
Clark College
Mary
Jane
Changes in Report Cards Emphasize Student Growth
The report card will show subjects where a student can improve and rate performance as S or U. It lists factors influencing achievement and allows choosing a faculty member for guidance on psychological social moral or religious issues. A parental interview option with the principal or a faculty member is available for 15 to 20 minutes.
Spencer 4-H Judging Team Places Fourth
The Plymouth county 4-H livestock judging team ranked fourth at the event with Spencer represented by the judging squad.
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Plymouth
Fragmentary notice hints at a postal rate listing
The readable lines reference a second postal office, a date in March, and subscription or rate details per year. Limited text prevents full context. likely an archived notice announcing rates or deadlines for subscriptions or services.
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al Oreo Pest Office
S ‘Iene
Fereig
Annual judging contest at Clay County Fair winners named
The contest drew twelve counties with Buena Vista taking team honors. O’Brien finished second and Calhoun third while Norman Eberhard led county scoring with 249 of 300, earning eighth individually. The Buena Vista team totaled 722 of 900 points with six animal classes judged and reasons written to break ties. Other team members included Lyle Jensen Wayne Maass and Vernon Mayrose.
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Clay County
Buena Vistas
O'Brien
Calhoun County
Norman Eberhard
Eberhard
Lyle Jensen
Wayne Maass
Ver
Mayrose
New Report Cards Introduced at St Joseph High School
St Joseph high school Granville students will receive new report cards this year distributed every nine weeks four times annually. Distribution dates are October 31 January 16 March 20 and May 24 with no changes to the academy otherwise.
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St. Joseph High School
Granville
Academy
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