600 American Teachers Asked In Europe Dependent Schools
The Army announced a three month campaign to recruit American teachers for U S Army dependent schools in Europe starting January It will place recruiters in 300 centers nationwide including Hawaii The effort targets 108 elementary and high schools in France Positions require American citizenship BA or BS degree 18 education credits including student teaching and a state teaching certificate Age 18 to 53 Minimum two years teaching experience Salaries range from 1480 to 9740 per month depending on position and experience
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Germany
U.S Army
Europe
Army
United States
Hawaii
France
Herman DP
Hutchinson
Kas
Charles FE
Finder
Kansas City
Jane Ritter
Midwest City
Oklo
State Department
Babe Zaharias Hospitalized After Photo Session
Babe Zaharias was admitted to John Sealy Hospital in Galveston with pneumonia after a Christmas holiday photo session in Fort Worth. She reported chilling while posing for television cameras, leading to chest pain and breathing difficulty. She previously had X ray treatments for hip and leg pains and two cancer operations.
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Tex
Babe Zaharias
John Sealy
Aneumonia
Fort Worth
John Seal
Babe
Fart Worth
Vic Perrys Picked A Peck Of Pockets Now Sci Academic
NEW YORK NEA The world's biggest thief Vic Perry returns as a lecturer and author on pickpockets. The six foot one inch, 310 pound former thief turned actor describes how pockets are picked in crowds and how police signs inspired him to help authorities. He shares prevention tips like keeping bills separated and pocket closures. Perry notes his varied careers from ventriloquist to author and his patriotism in returning a wallet with Bikini A bomb test documents. He also adds a kitchen tip about whole wheat versus corn flakes in meat loaf.
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Nea
Vic Perry
Peter
Perry
England
America
New York City
Police Department
FBI
Scotland Yard
Police Departmenta
Washington
Christmas Guests and Local Visits Around Baldwin
Baldwin area residents welcomed family and friends from St Joseph Missouri St Charles Missouri Kansas City and Nashville Tennessee for Christmas visits. The article lists multiple households hosting relatives including the Lewises and Misses Lewis and Anna Lewis and mentions plans for a 1956 centennial prayer vigil at First Methodist Church and various social gatherings across Baldwin and nearby towns.
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Lee Lewis
Virginia
St. Joseph
Anna Lewis
St. Charles
Isa
Wilbert W
Kenen Moaine
Hiawatha
Bernard Schmidt
Steve
Joan
Kansas City
Heather
Stanley WH. Fhebinger
Grrhan
Haldia
Tee Ant
Math
Jen Batell
Mis
Wilson Counts
Margaret Mroo
Doe Rens
Dorian
Elva Fimnory
Dee
First Methodist Church
Kansas
Sue Gordon
Kathy MacIntyre
Wiilliam Balch
Bill Lewis
Nashville
Indonesia President's Wife Demands Divorce
Fatmawati Soekarno, 30, wife of President Soekarno, reportedly seeks a divorce after his second marriage to Hartini Suwondo in June 1954. Indonesian feminists oppose polygamy and pledge support to Fatmawati as First Lady despite legal four-wife allowance.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Soekarno
Fatmawati
Hartini Suwondo
Water rights may decide irrigation access in future
Walter Selby, former extension engineer at Kansas State College, warns Kansas water rights lack teeth but may be crucial as irrigation demand rises. He notes priority goes to oldest active rights within domestic, municipal, irrigation, industrial, recreational, and water power uses, with forfeiture after three years disuse. Applications are through Topeka chief engineer or Kansas State College extension offices.
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Walter Selby
Kansas State College
Selby
Kansas
Division of Water Resources
Topeka
Mvlension
Manhattan
County
New Queen Crowned In Tournament of Roses
Blond Joan Culver was crowned queen of the 1956 Tournament of Roses in Pasadena. The 18 year old UCLA student wore blush pink nylon tulle with chantilly lace and sequins. She will ride in the parade and attend Rosie game day festivities with UCLA facing Michigan State.
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Pasadena
Cahif
Joan Culver
UCLA
Michigan State
Joan
Burglary Ring Targets Construction Materials
Police report details a burglary at a New Levator site near Dery Grain, Locust streets, with 51 400 in steel and reinforcing materials stolen. Officers say a ring operated by taking orders, then dispatching teams to haul loot, explaining rapid disposal.
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Dery Grain
Nain
United States
Merle Harmon and Larry Ray to Broadcast A's Games
Kansas City radio team Merle Harmon and Larry Ray will again broadcast Kansas City Athletics games in 1936. Guy Patterson of Majestic Advertising confirmed Ray’s signing for another season. The Schlitz network previously featured Harmon and Ray, with KMBC originations for network games.
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Larry Ray
Merle Harmon
Kansas City Athletics
Ray
Guy Patterson
Majestic Advertising Co
Milwaukee
Patterson
Harmon
Schlitz
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