Dollar remains stable pillar amid global currency devaluations
The piece argues the U.S. dollar has held steady at $35 per ounce for 30 years, contrasting it with near total losses in currencies from the U.S.S.R. to Greece and Hungary, and notes widespread postwar devaluations as other nations fall behind in value. It cites Franz Pick’s World Currency Report and critiques of inflation and international accounts.
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Bank of Brazil
U.S
Honduras
Liberia
Panama
Free World
Franz Pick
Pick
Tokyo
Boarding House Value Ranges Across Nations
A list shows nations with high value ranges including Japan Czechoslovakia Brazil East Germany Argentina Italy Cuba Laos West Germany Algeria and more. It contrasts with mid to low value losses between 90 and 50 percent for Turkey Thailand Iceland Finland Spain and others.
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Japan
Czechoslovakia
Brazil
East Germany
Argentina
Italy
Cuba
Laos
West Germany
Algeria
Morocco
Israel
France
Austria
Uruguay
Paraguay
Congo
Guinea
Turkey
Thailand
Iceland
Finland
Spain
Iran
Peru
Ceylon
Egypt
India
Mexico
Ghana
Pakistan
Sudan
Nicaragua
Viet Nam
Nepal
Afghanistan
Cambodia
Outlook Bright For Teachers McPhee Says
Wisconsin state universities expect about 29,000 September enrollments with nearly half aiming for teaching careers. McPhee notes strong demand for elementary teachers and specialists in math science English and foreign languages plus needs in special education and handicapped education. Starting salaries around 5000, with strong prospects for college and university teaching as enrollments rise.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Eugene R. McPhee
Wisconsin State University System
McPhee
U.S. Office of Education
Unruly beauty trends through history and time
An editor notes the Uncle Ray Classroom Awards will renew in autumn. The piece surveys historical cosmetic practices from eye brow lampblack on hot days to facial patches and hair fashions such as shaved foreheads and towering headdresses, tracing evolving beauty norms.
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Uncle Ray Classroom
Europe
Retreat For Lutheran Women Set At Luther Park
The American Lutheran Church Women Northern Wisconsin District sponsors a retreat at Luther Park Bible Camp Chetek on Aug 31 and Sept 1. It opens with supper at 6 p.m. and ends with a coffee social at 3 15 p.m. Tuesday Sept 1. Blair registrations handled by Mrs Roger Halverson, Zion Lutheran ALCW president.
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Blair
Wis
Board of
American Lutheran Church Women
Wisconsin
Luther Park Bible Camp
Chetek
Roger Halverson
Zion Lutheran Alcw
Marine Lance Cpl. Balfany on USS De Soto County Cruise
Marine Lance Cpl. Larry F. Balfany son of Mr and Mrs Floyd H Balfany of 702 N 10th St serves aboard the tank landing ship USS De Soto County operating on the Great Lakes. The ship tours the Midwest to show Navy Marine teamwork with sea assault demonstrations and Navy underwater demolition teams performing their techniques.
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DE Soto County
Larry F. Balfany
Floyd H. Balfany
10Th St
Great Lakes
Midwestern States
Navy-Marine Corps
Navy
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