U S Schools Overseas Face Teacher Shortage Amid War Post
Lt. Gen. William H. Tunner, head of USAFE, says Europe’s schools need 500 teachers for 51 schools to serve 11 000 students rising to 15 000 next semester. He notes USAFE spans 35 countries and employs 80 000 personnel with a mission to guard skies. The plan includes hiring foreign workers to replace some airmen, saving costs.
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Africa
Asia
USAFE
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Tunner
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Soa
School Group Elects DES MOINES Leader President
Kansas education chief Throck Morton was chosen Thursday as president of the Central States Conference of State Departments of Education. Other officers include C. L. Taylor of Lansing Michigan as vice president and Walter B. Sentry of Madison Wisconsin as secretary.
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Adel Throckmorton
Kansas
Central States Conference of State Departments of Education
C. L. Taylor
Lansing
Mich
Walter B. Sentry
Madison
Wis
Girls Scout Troops Celebrate Fly Ups and Trips
Brownie Troop 51 from Harry Spence School returns from Portage trip as La Crosse Brownies tour Fort Winnebago and Indian Agency House. Portage leaders, council members, and Milwaukee Road pins accompany the group on a day of games, lunches, and celebration.
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Harry Spence School
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Madison State Journal
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George Valle
Franklin School
Donovan Thompson
Lloyd Munson
Bethel Lutheran Church
Judy Blank
Dottie Freeman
Lyle Ray
Janice Yurske
Sandra Shawley
Shirley Hembd
Delores Pierce
Donna Thurston
Barbara Johnson
Betty Gross
Florence Wadel
Wanda Hagen
Answers to Questions From The Haskin Service
Reader queries about Vatican City revenues Verdi death burial and cactus varieties. The La Crosse Tribune Information Bureau provides brief factual replies including postage for return mail.
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la Crosse Tribune Information Bureau
Eye St
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Washington, D.C
Renor Concentrate touted for weight loss in Chippewa Falls
Mrs. 8 P Curran of 601 W Columbia reports losing 20 pounds and relief from bloating after using Renor Concentrate. The ad claims safe, effective weight reduction with a home recipe and promises a refund if not satisfied. Available at druggists for 1.40 with a free booklet.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Renor
P. Curran
W. Columbia
Wisconsin
Mquid Renor
Kohler Proposes Streamlined Wisconsin Traffic Patrol
Governor Kohler unveils a highway safety plan to boost state traffic patrol effectiveness by about 50 percent. It would add 30 officers for enforcement, convert 80 investigators to radar and weighing duties, and cost about $115 000 from highway revenues. Committees favor safety bills for the 1955 session, with assurances interest won’t replace local patrols.
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Madison
Kohler
Wisconsin
State Emergency Board
Governor
Legislative Council
Flynn
Proxmire Proposes Wisconsin Defense Contracts Agency
Democratic gubernatorial candidate William Proxmire suggests a full time state agency to land federal defense contracts for Wisconsin. Speaking to Chippewa county Democrats he said Wisconsin lacks a Washington official to secure jobs for unemployment troubled areas, criticizing Senators Wiley and McCarthy as preoccupied with other matters and noting about 80 000 unemployed statewide.
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Holcompe
Wisconsin
William Proxmire
Chippewa County
Proxmire
Washington
Wiley
McCarthy
Doctor 82 Cancels Debts Marks 60th Anniversary
CHICAGO An 82-year-old Indiana doctor has canceled all medical debts of his patients to celebrate his 60 years as a practicing physician. Dr Frank E Wiedemann has practiced in Terre Haute since 1894 and says he wanted to share his anniversary with patients.
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Chicago
Indiana
Frank E. Wiedemann
Terre Haute
Poisoned People Ask U.S. To Halt Atom Experiments
Marshall Islanders of Rongelap and Utirik, exposed to fallout from the March 1 hydrogen blast, urge the United Nations to stop U.S. atomic testing or tighten precautions. About 82 Rongelapers faced radiation burns. evacuation and medical aid were provided at Kwajalein.
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Kwajalein
Marshall Islands
Rongelap Atoll
John Anjin
United Nations
United States
Hawaii
Philippines
U. S
U. N
Bikini
Eniwetok
Rongelap
Toma Naril
Atomic Energy Commission
Trust Territory of
Pacific Islands
Holmes
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