Scholarship Recipients on Logan Panel
Three National Science Foundation scholars formed a Logan High School panel. Principal D E Field led the meeting with attendance by Superintendent Arthur Jordan. Teachers Mrs Vivian Drake and Mrs Mable Terpstra had summer college backgrounds at La Crosse State, while John Fendt of the University of Colorado and Mrs Odette Peterson of Wisconsin State Teachers College were listed among others.
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National Science Foundation
Logan High School
D. E. Field
Arthur Jordan
Vivian Drake
Mable Terpstra
la Crosse State
John Fendt
University of Colorado
Odette Peterson
Winona State Teachers College
Teachers Gain Foundation Backing For Science Education
The article describes how the National Science Foundation supports graduate study for teachers, with participants like Thienes and Kolcinski noting paid school and family expenses. About 5,000 teachers nationwide joined the program, with Wisconsin hosting fifty two participants last year as Jordan closed with emphasis on integrating new science and math methods into La Crosse schools.
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University of Wisconsin Graduate School
National Science Foundation
Thienes
Joe
Kolcinski
Oregon State College
Foundation
University of Minnesota
Sauer
Hill Family Foundation
Wisconsin
Jordan
la Crosse
Soviet Ambassador To Talk In Milwaukee
Soviet ambassador M. A. Menshikov will speak October 17 at a World Af fairs Council of Milwaukee dinner. His earlier TV panel appearance on WXIX was canceled after CBS aired The Plot to Kill Stalin. council president David Beckwith announced the new arrangements a week later than planned.
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Milwaukee
M. A. Menshikov
United States
World Affairs Council of
Menshikov
World Affairs Council
WXIX
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Stalin
David Beckwith
Council
Scout Activity Day at Goose Island Park Opens Evening
An all day Boy Scout event at Goose Island Park features a supper and campfire with awards in three classes, a scavenger hunt, songs, and dances. Alfred Knorr leads the organizing, with Ralph V. Steele reporting on booklet distribution and D. H. Hansen mapping city distribution.
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Goose Island Park
la Crosse
Activites
Order of the Arrow
Alfred Knorr
Gopher
Private School Group Forms Amid School Integration Tensions
A private corporation plans to run segregated schools in Alabama if public schools close due to integration threats. Attorney MacDonald Gallion announced the plan. State School Supt. Austin R. Meadows warned against it, questioning feasibility of private, tax-free schools and compliance with the 1954 Supreme Court ruling.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Austin R. Meadows
MacDonald Gallion
Montgomery
Meadows
U.S. Supreme Court
Israeli Navy Takes Over Its First Submarine
PORTSMOUTH England AP The Israeli navy assumed control of its first submarine a 715 ton vessel that previously sailed with the British navy as H M S Springer The sale aimed to counterbalance Soviet submarines Egypt recently bought
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Portsmouth
England
H.M.S. Springer
Israel
Britain
Egypt
Pius XII’s Audiences Set Record for World Reach
Vatican reports show Pope Pius XII met more people than any previous pope, with over 6 000 audiences during the Holy Year. He spoke in six languages and welcomed rulers, soldiers, workers, and pilgrims, shaping a window on the world.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Pius XI
Vatican Palace
Vatican
Rome
U.S
St. Peter's Basilica
Tobacco Workers’ Congress
Union To Build Housing Project In Milwaukee
The American Federation of State County and Municipal Employees AFL CIO plans a two million dollar middle income rental project in Milwaukee funded by a 40 year mortgage insured under the National Housing Act. The 220 two story garden type units will be owned by the union after mortgage payoff with rents up to 77 dollars for one bedroom 85.25 for two bedrooms and 93.50 for three bedrooms.
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Washington
Milwaukee
American Federation of State
Aflcio
Rug Returned to Goldfine Tied to Adams Probe
The rug once central to a congressional inquiry into Boston financier Bernard Goldfine and White House aide Sherman Adams is being cleaned for shipment to Goldfine. An unknown cleaner said the rug, valued at 2400 dollars, was lent as part of gifts cited in testimony, and Adams resigned after the affair.
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Congressional
Boston
Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Harold Keshishian
Adams
House
White House
Washington
Methodist leader proposes nationwide temperance education program
Rev. Caradine R. Hooton of the Methodist Board of Temperance urged churches schools and community centers to adopt a broad temperance education program. He warned alcoholism could become a national epidemic with more than five million alcoholics in the United States and cited media scene pressures and insufficient church engagement as factors.
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Green Lake
Caradine R. Hooton
Methodist Board of Temperance
Hooton
United States
School of Alcoholic Studies and
Christian Action
Program To Save Water Proposed By Gov. Thomson
Milwaukee Wisconsin Gov Vernon Thomson urged urgent water conservation at the U S Trout Farmers convention. He backed halting marsh drainage until a plan is in place reusing wastewater storing water developing well recharging watershed control stricter pollution laws and an education drive to cut tap water waste.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Vernon Thomson
U.S
Woman from Racine Elected Farm-Home Editors Secreta ry
Gladys Fossum of Racine Wisconsin was chosen as corresponding secretary at the Farm Home Editors Association annual meeting in Chicago. The announcement came Thursday.
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Chicago
Gladys Fossum
Racine
Wis
Farm-Home Editors Assn
Saturday Night Hot Meat Ball Plate Lunch
A local notice states hot meat ball plate lunch offered Saturday night with a hot baked ham sandwich available and a pickup or dine option for 35 cents at Miller's Tavern on Mormon Coulee Road.
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Miller’s Tavern
Mormon Coulee Road
U S Accuses Reds Of Distorted Report On Talks
State Department spokesman Lincoln White charged Communist China with sending a distorted report to other nations about U S Red Chinese talks to end the Formosa area conflict. He rejected Red Chinese demand for U S forces withdrawal and affirmed U S defense commitments to Nationalist China. Details could not be disclosed due to secrecy around Warsaw meetings.
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Washington
State Department
China
Formosa
Lincoln White
Department
U.S
White
Warsaw
Boy 13 Found Hanging in Neenah Basement
Neenah police report a 13 year old boy named Donald Young apparently hanged himself in a basement after going down to build a fire. His 11 year old cousin Clarence Young Jr found the body. Rescuers failed to revive him.
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Neenah
Donald Young
John A. Young
Route 1
Wiley Proposes Wisconsin as Agriculture Hall Site
Senator Wiley urged designating Wisconsin as the site for the National Agricultural Hall of Fame. Congress authorized the hall to honor agriculture’s national role and a board will choose a site on November 24 after his address to Hall of Fame president Howard A. Cowden.
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Wiley
Agric Hall
Washington
Alexander Wiley
R - Wis
Wisconsin
National Agricultural Hall of Fame
Congress
Agricultural Hall of Fame
Board of Governors
Badger
Hall of Fame
Howard A. Cowden
Truck Driver Found Guilty Of Drunk Driving
A six man jury in Police Justice Court found city truck driver Donald A. Lamke guilty of drunk driving. Lamke 38 of 25th Street was fined 100 dollars with 28.65 dollars court costs and a one year state license revocation. He faced arrest at 1 30 a m Friday September 12 after officers observed him driving in a wrong lane and parking on King Street.
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Police Justice Court
Donald A. Lamke
S. 25Th St
E. F. K. Gansen
Donald Burch
Eugene Loeffler
Harold Yeske
Marlin EB. Frick
Lamke
Burch
3Rd
King Streets
St. Paul
King Street
Radiation pill could target cancer cells says English researcher
Dr Peter Alexander of the Chester Beatty Research Institute in London suggests a pill might let radiation damage cancer cells while sparing normal tissue. He notes the idea is possible in principle but not yet achieved and hopes it could aid cancer treatment and study of radiation effects.
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San Francisco
Peter Alexander
Chester Beatty Research Institute
Royal Cancer Hospital
London
Alexander
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Albert Pomohatch
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19Th St
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