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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1955
Page
11
A column by ROBERT GC AUARK rails at bread coupon promotions and TV tie ins led by Howdy Doody. The writer blasts contracts tied to free pictures and mother shoppers, warns of consumer coercion, and calls for stopping aggressive marketing tactics. He questions legal enforceability and urges boycotts of brands pressuring instant purchases.
Dr Alfred Moore and Dr Leland H Erickson join the Kansas University School of Education for the current year. Moore, in charge of art work in special education, earned a B S from Western Kentucky and a M Ed and Ed D from Missouri University. He has taught at various levels since 1932 and specializes in educating students with mental, emotional, or physical disabilities. Erickson, also with an Ed M and Ed D from Missouri Unit, joins as a specialist in arithmetic and reading.
The text outlines Dr Erickson’s path from Hutchinson public schools to a B S from Southeast Missouri State College. He spent ten years in Missouri public school administration and taught education at Henderson State Teachers College in Arkadelphia for three years. Moe is married with no children. they live at 242 Ohio St.
Lt Lawrence E. Jacques longtime police officer now teaches traffic safety songs to Baltimore County students. He composes music and rhymes with safety themes for assemblies, helping about 25,000 pupils at 38 schools achieve perfect safety records last year.
An old advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a potent remedy for coughs bronchitis and chest colds. It claims the medicine loosens phlegm soothes inflamed bronchial membranes and contains no narcotics. A children’s version in pink and blue packages is advertised as milder and faster relief.
Nelson Huntle Lindsay, 26, was sentenced to life in prison after pleading guilty to first degree murder in Wyja Jotte County Court. He is the third man found guilty in the holdup slaying of Roy Johns, 67, a finance company collector, on January 24. Two others pleaded guilty to murder charges two weeks earlier.
In Hermitage Missouri Willie Lee Straten aged 2 and Kesse Lee McGee aged 22 were sentenced to life in prison. Judge Willard M. Bentor presided as Hickory County officials noted Gov. Phil M. Donnelly declared a legal holiday for a special election on state public school aid. Courthouse closed and votes in the referendum not counted.
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