Wisconsin film highlights teacher shortage and training
Madison reports a new University of Wisconsin film Teachers for Tomorrow aims to raise public awareness of the teacher shortage. Written and produced by Charles Schuller the documentary surveys teacher training, public relations, and projected shortfalls through 1953. It features student teaching scenes in Madison and argues for improved publicity by education colleges.
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Charles Schuller
University of Wisconsin Bureau of Visual Instruction
Schuller
Walther A. Wittich
Bureau
Wisconsin
School of Education
Madison
Library Adds New Juvenile and Adult Reads Highlights For Children Fun with a Purpose expands kids periodical options
Busy days mark the main library and branches with school visits and story hours. New items include Highlights For Children Fun with a Purpose, American Girl, Calling All Girls, Boy's Life, Popular Science, Popular Mechanics, and Model Airplane News. An art exhibit of children's book illustrations is at the north side branch. In adults, U S Camera 1949 features global photography, color pictures, and essays. plus How to Speak Here There and on the Air by John Dixon. How To Be Healthy in Hot Climates. Pioneer Railroad by Casey and Douglas. A Treasury of the Spoken Word by Ted Cott. and two Little Sports Library titles Secrets of Pitching and Tricks in Passing.
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Popular Science
Popular Mechanics
North Side
South Branch
North Side Branch
U. S
Tom Maloney
England
France
Ed Durlacher
Chicago and North Western
Robert J. Casey
Douglas
Pioneer Railroad
Pioneer
Casey
Ted Cott
Louis Untermeyer
Ivory Tower
John Dixon
John J. Dixon
WROK
Rockford
Wisconsin
Eleanor Calverley
United Church
Angus Dun
Ewell Blackwell
Paul Christman
Frederick E. Croxton
Dudley J. Cowden
Flounder Mimics Checkerboard Patterns
A fish known as the flounder mimics its surroundings by matching the color and pattern of the background. When placed on a checkerboard, the flounder attempts to reproduce the square arrangement on its body.
Wesley Group Plans Second Annual Concert at Wesley Church
The Wesley Foundation at the State Teachers College sponsors its second annual concert May 22 at 8 p.m. at Wesley Methodist church. No tickets. free will offering for world service and leadership camps. Ruth Anderson to play organ. Mrs. John Otten directs the Wesley choir.
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Wesley Foundation
State Teachers College
Wesley Methodist Church
Wesley
John Otten
Ruth Anderson
Neal Wimmer
la Crosse
World Service
Dewey Ramlo
Margaret Willey
Sparta
Ruth Grauer
Port Washington
Alice Arthur
Edgerton
Edith Cade
Viroqua
Ellen Tess
Elkhorn
Wisconsin Methodist
Platteville
Japan Produces Broad Range of Musical Goods Early This Year
Japan reported production of 216,693 musical instruments in the first five months including pianos and harmonicas, along with 46,040 dozen musical strings.
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Japan
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