Wisconsin School Board Conference Set for Milwaukee
The Wisconsin Association of School Boards and Wisconsin Association of School Administrators announce their 28th Joint annual conference March 21 and 22 at Hotel Schroedar Milwaukee. Governor Rennebohm will present the outstanding school board member award at the joint banquet Thursday night. Dr Shirley Cooper UW education professor speaks on Educational Implications of Reorganization at 10:30 a.m. Roy Hamon U S Office of Education discusses Current School Building Trends at 9:45 a.m. Friday.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Association of Echoo
Wisconsin Association of School Administrators
Bhirley Cooper
University of Wisconsin
Cooper
Department of Rural Education
National Education Association
John &. Bracken
Clayton
Huraday
Bracken
Roy Hamon
U. S. Office of Education
Europe
George Peabody College
Wilson's Alaska trip to study permafrost methods
W. K. Wilson Jr. leads St. Paul district engineers to Fairbanks Alaska to observe construction on permafrost. Maj. Gen. Stanley L. Ecott Brig. Gen. Paul F. Yount Col. John R. Noyes join, with route via Alaska Highway and return planned around March 14. A separate note mentions a January Delhi conference on atomic energy with Indian university participation.
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W. K. Wilson, Jr
St. Paul
Fairbanks
Alaska
Edmonton
Cimacha
John R. Noyes
Stanley L. Ecott
Paul F. Yount
Paul F. Yount, Assistant Chief of Transportation For the End of Engineers
Washington
Fairbankas
Col
Wilson
Sugar Soap Tires and Rubber Processing
Sugar soap helps improve tire quality by aiding synthetic rubber production at low temperatures. The note mentions a process described as re dox in which rubber is manufactured under freezing conditions.
Europe Seeks Cultural Exchange Over Charity in Postwar Aid
In postwar Europe, towns like Morganville Kansas and Chanute Kansas push for town-to-town cultural exchange with France Netherlands and Luxembourg. They argue exchanges of science art and everyday life connect peoples beyond charity and propaganda.
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Burton Heath
NEW York
NEA
Morganaville
Kans
Feves
France
Morgansville
Charles L. Todd
Operation Democracy
Todd
Holland
Luxembourg
Amerden
Army
Stuttgart
Chanute
Khas
Zevenbe Ok
Devel
Western
Europe
Todlay
Russia
United States
Western Europe
Shadows in New York Stage Shape Mamoulian Career
In New York City director Rouben Mamoulian recalls directing shadow scenes for Porgy and how his work influenced Max Reinhardt's later Shakespearean revival. Reinhardt later credited Mamoulian after recognizing the shadow technique from a U.S. performance. The column touches on enduring stage memories and blurred credit lines in the theater world.
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mAnn Barron
New York
Rouben Mamoulian
Aradia
Broadway
Midtown Manhattan
Mamoulian
Hollywood
Max Reinhardt
Ibgen
Shakespeare
Moliere
Show
Middle
Europe
Reinhardt
Poe
Freinhardt
Porgy
United States
Russia
Coin Carrying Collie Misses Payment
In London a six year old collie named Bruce, trained by Diana Peal, paid for newspapers by returning with a penny placed between his teeth. After three years the papersellers claimed a penny was owed. An X-ray later located the missing coin in the dog's stomach.
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London
Diana’ Peal
Colie
Bruce
Moffat Tunnel Replica Planned for 1949 Railroad Fair
Chicago announces a 1949 Railroad Fair feature a full scale replica of the famed Moffat Tunnel at Lakefront. Denver and Rio Grande will provide red rock blasting from the original site. The exhibit includes a 6.2 mile tunnel replica with a single rail track and twin theaters to showcase railway history and regional growth.
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Moffat Tunnel
Chicago
Moffat
Continental Divide
Denver
Lake Front
Denver and
Suc Grande
Lénox R. Lehr
Salt Lake City
Rio Grande
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Plan School Board
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Indian Stomle Energy Commission
Delhi
Villa Wine
Carl B, Moelke
Cleveland
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Gale
Rayve
Teel
Renn
Pepsodent
Kresge
Ade
Shasta
Ratte
Colgate and Palmolive
Colgate Tooth Powder
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