Principals Told To Round Study On Citizenship
Dean John Guy Fowlkes told 12 grade principals at an institute for reorganized school districts that educators must counter negativistic attitudes toward domestic citizenship. He outlined three remedies: celebrate what works, fix what fails, and add what is missing, urging focus from local to world governance.
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Madison
Wis
John Guy Fowlkes
School of Education
Fowlkes
Wisconsin
Animals Gain Friends Week in New South Wales
The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals reports over 50,000 junior members this year. Hundreds of pets gathered at Ingleburn Horse and Pony Club grounds for a humane treatment ceremony, followed by exhibitions a grand picnic and a gymkhana.
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New South Wales
Australia
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Horse and Pony Club
Ingleburn
Cheek-to-Cheek Banned in Osaka Dance Halls
Japanese police in Osaka ban cheek-to-cheek dancing in dance halls deeming it too hot a fashion. Patrolmen on the beat now conduct frequent visits to ensure couples obey the order.
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Osaka
WACs Battle Weight Itself in Korea Era Diet Plan
The article reports on Women Army Corps members facing weight standards during the Korean crisis. It notes a shift from 3600 to 2400 calories daily, with separate mess halls and stricter height weight targets. Diet details include lean meats vegetables and limited desserts, while soldiers remark on uniforms exaggerating appearance.
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Washington
NEA
Iig
Two Florida men linked to wildlife fire arrested
In Tallahassee Florida two men were caught setting a wildlife blaze. they were arrested arraigned and sentenced to jail before state firefighters could extinguish the fire.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Shriners Plan Wawbeek Trip and Benefit Game
Orrin D. St. Clair of Madison is named general chairman for Zor Shrine temple’s annual visit to Camp Wawbeek Wisconsin Dells on Sunday August 13. A benefit ball between Bowman Dairy Madison and Portage Service Drugs at Portage fairgrounds at 8:15 p m will raise funds for Shrine Hospitals. An entertainment program starts at 2 p m with camel patrol clowns band and chanters from Madison La Crosse and Eau Claire and pot luck supper follows the afternoon events.
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Orrin D. St. Clair
Madison
Zor Shrine Temple
Wawbeek
Wisconsin Dells
Zor
Vacationland Shrine Club
Baraboo
Bowman Dairy
Portage Service
Portage Fairgrounds
Shrine Hospitals
Criop
Wanbeek
Camel Patrol
Oriental Band
la Crosse
Eau Claire
Edward E. Vincent
Otto M. Gelein
Shriners
Bellamy Seals
Fairgrounds
Army Officer Candidate School Expands At Fort Riley
The Army recruiting office in Fort Riley Kansas announced an expansion of the officer candidate school program to double annual graduates from 600 to 1200. Graduates will serve two years on extended active duty unless enrolled before August 1 1950. Civilians enlisting for OCS may discharge and return to civilian status if they fail to graduate.
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Army Officer Candidate School
Fort Riley
Kan
Army
Federal Building
FASTEETH Promises Secure Dentures With No Taste
This ad proclaims FASTEETH keeps denture plates firmer and snug with no gummy taste or nausea. It claims relief from slipping during eating talking or sneezing and notes it neutralizes denture odor. Available at drug stores.
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Fasteeth
Sny Drug Store
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