Lawrence Daily Journal World letter on math and science education
Allison P. Neff warns of declining high school algebra geometry and science courses. Neal Wherry of Lawrence High School cites rising interest in math and science and plans to add classes next year. The New York Times echoes concerns about dry rot in education, urging stronger emphasis on science and engineering to sustain national strength.
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Allison P. Nelf
National Society of Professional Engineers
Neil
Lawrence
Neal Wherry
LHS
Wherry
Neff
The
New York Times
Washington
Science and Mather
FBI warns on bogus checks in Iowa towns
A FBI officer outlines a rapid alert method to curb bad checks. Once a merchant detects a bogus payment, they should notify authorities and quickly inform two merchant friends who inform two more, creating a telephonic chain reaction. The program aims to limit losses as catchable check artists move quickly.
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Thas
FBI
Iowa
Release of vaccine Stella meets deadly outcome claims
Authorities issued a statement outlining factors in the vaccine release, citing production methods and inspection gaps. The report notes responsibility angles and mentions an anniversary context, with emphasis on precautions to prevent recurrence.
Yanks and Russians Face First Test in Geneva Talks
U S and Soviet negotiators meet in a United Nations subcommittee to discuss disarmament in Geneva with Britain France and Canada observing. A bigger test looms October 27 when the Big Four met at Geneva to review broader issues. Both sides have made concessions, with Russia allowing limited inspectors and the U S proposing aerial checks. Senate approval and Russian domestic politics could shape final plans. The subcommittee session is preliminary, guiding governments on concessions offered or requested.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Geneva
United Nations
Britain
France
Canada
Mmaes Marlow
Eisenhower
Payanda Avise
U.N
U.S. Senate
Senate
Blind Workers Prove Essential Asset at Chicago Toy Firm
Hal Boyle reports on Joe Heller who employs mainly blind workers at Skil-Craft Corp in Chicago. The $2 million yearly firm trains and uses 500 blind staff, credits higher efficiency, lower absenteeism, and strong safety records to blind workers who perform office, packing, and assembly tasks with exceptional touch and reliability.
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New York
Joe Heller
Heller
Chicago
Heuer
Skil-Craft Corp
Andy
Tham
Born Again Man Seeks Entry to God's Kingdom
A reader notes the verse from John 3 3 about needing to be born again to enter the kingdom of God. The line emphasizes spiritual rebirth as essential for salvation and divine entry.
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John
Early U S Government Rail Loans and Bonneville Salt Flats
The federal government provided loans in interest bearing bonds to speed six western railroad constructions. Bonneville Utah features a vast salt flats area believed to be dried bed of a large ancient freshwater lake. Geologists note it as a speed course for automobiles. The origin of organization names from initials traces to World War II with ANZAC noted. Plume color of plas igna feathers shifts with season from white in winter to reddish brown and black in summer.
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Western Railroads
Bonneville
Utah
Barbs and Mechanics Mix With Rainy Day Schemes
Odd phrasing references saving for a rainy day and a mechanic opening a bead and spark plugs fouled by debris. The text mentions windmill efforts, water shortages, and people in Wichita facing selection or decisions amid confusion and mixed attitudes toward safety and reliability.
FBI Keeps an Eye On Russians
FBI vigilance remains high as Russians mingle in the U S with embassy staff accepting invitations. An FBI agent discreetly approved a lunch between a U S scientist and a Russian diplomat, requesting prior notice. The piece also notes anecdotes about Pentagon staff, Navy ceremonies, and diplomatic court etiquette.
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FBI
Washington
U.S
Fire destroys seven room Heck residence late Saturday
The seven room two story house of Mr and Mrs Fred Heck and daughter Helen was completely destroyed by fire late Saturday night. The family arrived after being notified while shopping in town to see the flames consume the home and contents.
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Fred Heck
Helen
G. F. Morrisey
Lawrence National Bank
Warren Dacker
Martin Abel
Eudora
Jane Louisé
Walter Thome
N. F. Thome
Lawrence
Raybert Thornton
George Rockhold
Lecompton
Karl Kreider
Fred Fleming
Lecompton Grocer
J. W. Kreider
Radio and TV Program Guide for August 29 30 listings
Radio and TV schedules show KMBC WDAF WREN and others with daily time blocks for news shows, talk, music, and dramatic programs. Notable entries include morning news, Show Time, Morgan Beatty, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Arthur Godfrey, Strike It Rich, and Tonight hour spanning both stations and channels with multiple time slots.
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WDAF
KMBC
WREN
KFKU
Allan Jackson
Sparta
Morgan Treatty
WDAE
One Man's Family TV
KM Ecm
Keen Wren Aip
Henry J
KMHC
Grably
James
KMERC
Newa
KFRKO
WDAP
Dragnet
Washington
WIARP
Tineraphine
WDAR
Treasury of Stars
KMC
Tennessee
Ennis
WRN
WDAK
Sporia
Emec Tennessa Bente Wren
Martin Bloch
Fortward Maren
WDAKF
Wdaf-Tv
Kmbec.tv
Komo.tv
Mat Dennis
Tilus Latosa
Caesar
Star News
Voice of Firestone
Godfrey
Pee Wee King
Whiting
Sportaman
Ning Dong
Garry Moore
Arthur Godfrey
Search For Tomorrow
Guiding Light
Smeetebars Klub
Jack Parr
Ward
Rober Q. Lewis
Robert Q. Lewis
Linklettar
Waathor
Tod Mack
Hob Crosby
Jeer Bon Crosby
Mr. Sweeney
Finky Leo
City
Bab
Three Star News
Arthur Murry
Muasle
Danny Thomas
Auime
Playhouse
Studio 67
Favcant
U.S.A
K.C
Marie
Amon
Andy
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Snvelter
Ife
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Charles §. Thomas
John Foster Dulles
Wilhelm Munthe de Morgenstierne
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Old Home Town
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Ray Davenport
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W. M. Shodk
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Charles Hill
Harry Flory
Sam Buckheim
Doulas County
Varsity
Margarita Fischer
Bessie Barriscale
Edith Storey
Dorothy Benard
Dr. Rameau
Mary Miles Minter
Farewing Boys
Jewell Carter
George Hale
Willard Winey
Henry Albach
Dempsey Eliot
Rudolph Uhriaub
A. Lawrence
Dutch Unhriaub
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US St
Florence
L. H. Frink
Rita Mull
Lou
Adair
Ellis
J. W. Olson
Stella Bedell
Kansas City
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RADIO
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