Susan Todd Resigns From Lawrence School Staff
The Board of Education accepted Miss Susan Todd’s resignation from the administrative staff as she plans to retire after this year. Todd, longtime educator in Lawrence, previously led McAaster Elementary and now heads East Heights Primary. The board also approved two new part time teachers and a six month lease for a training room with Southwestern Bell. A called session will review enrollment, site changes, and Catholic school completion with Supt. Wolfe presenting figures. The next regular meeting is Jan 3.
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Fetty Schools
Susan Todd
Miss Todd
Lawrence
McAaster
East Heights
City Commission
Sunset Hill
J. J. Wigglesworth
Dale Bockhurst
City Engineer's Office
James Koch
Calvin VanderWerf
Board of Educration
Ruth Kuchler
Jo Ann Hardman Steele
Kachter
Woodlawn
Steele
Centennial
Weeks Predicts Record Capital Spending Rise in 1956
New York based report cites Secretary of Commerce Weeks predicting capital expenditures in Q1 1956 will hit a record high, up 12 percent from prior pace. He notes optimism for the year with a cautious six month outlook. The piece adds a note on Michigan’s Upper Peninsula copper production, now about four percent of U.S. supply.
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New York
Sinclair Weeks
the National Assny of Manufacturers
Weeks
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Grocers Split Over Kansas Egg Grading Law
Independent grocers and chain stores clash over Kansas egg grading law passed July 1. Retailers must ensure eggs are graded and stamped, raising costs and prices. Some see public welfare aims, others fear hardship for producers and consumers. large firms may still dominate despite ongoing farmer access.
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Kansas
Chain Store
Japanese Official Narita Arrives for Three Day Kansas Visit
Masaji Narita, the Japanese vice governor from Toyama district, begins a three day stay at Kansas University campus. The stop, part of a coast to coast US State Department program, includes meetings with KU faculty, city government tour, and a dinner with Japanese students. He will tour Topeka Statehouse and study state health and education offices before departing Friday.
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Kansas
Masaji Narita
Toyama
Honshu
Kansas University
K.U
United States State Department
Uty
Political Science Department
James Drury
Narita
Topeka
Statehouse
State Board of Health
State Department of Education
KU Students Plead Guilty in Campus Larceny Case
Clarence S. Buller and Ronald K. Lehnus pled guilty to petty larceny after police saw them load tables from Strong Hall into a car and flee. Judge Jack Maxwell deferred sentencing to December 21. Local addresses listed as 1239 Ohio St.
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Strong Hall
K.U
Clarence S. Buller
Peabody
Ronald K. Lehnus
Iron Lyons
Ohio St
Jack Maxwell
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