Japan faces clash over teachers political activity
Tokyo report on Japan's debate over whether public school teachers may engage in politics. Government seeks a strict law to keep teachers from party activity while teachers fear authoritarian drift and warn the bill echoes fascism. Union leader Kobayashi decries government oppression and urges caution to avoid reduced academic neutrality.
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Tokyo
Japan
America
United States
Red China
Isamu Fukui
Takeshi Kobayashi
Rikkyo University
Junzo Sasaki
Civil Service Sets Accountant Exams
U S Civil Service examinations for Internal Revenue agents and accountants for area residents will be conducted through June 21. Two Civil Service grades and starting salaries are represented. Three years experience in commercial accounting or a college degree are needed for grade 6S-5 with a $3,410 starting salary. grade 7 special agents start at $4,205. Applications and full information available at post offices, Civil Service offices, and the Internal Revenue service.
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Internal Revenue
Civil Service
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Internal Revenue Service
Despiritos Ride Two in Daily Double at Suffolk Downs
Boston May 12 Tony Eggiag, last season's top rider, rode both ends of an $18.40 daily double at Suffolk Downs Tuesday with Scotch Town at $4.80 and Plucky Willie at $8.00.
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Despirito Boston
Tony Eggiag
Suffolk Downs
Willie
Dick Fugler Signs with Chicago Cardinals for 1954
Chicago May 12 Dick Fugler Tulane tackle fifth 1952 draft choice has signed a contract with the Chicago Cardinals for the 1954 season Walter Wolfner managing director announced Wednesday The deal confirms Fugler as a member of the NFL club for next year.
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Fugler
Chicago
Chicago Cardinals
Dick Fugler
Tulane
Walter Wolfner
Ground Glass Isn't Wasted
Geneva New York based Sharon company finds value in washing and sorting ground glass from lens grinding waste. They boil off oils and remove impurities to produce micron graded glass powder sold to abrasives suppliers who resell to the firm. A small amount mixed with abrasives enhances cutting efficiency for more glass production.
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Geneva
N. Y
Sharon
Coe Seeks Third Governorship Bid Amid Bitter Primary History
Oklahoma City attorney William O. Coe, a former legislator, mounts a third bid for governor after close losses in 1946 and 1950. He faces Willie E. Murray and William C. Ges in a Democratic race, contending that his name and past campaigns can propel a win.
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Dayton
Blair MA City
William O. Coe
Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
Coe
Murray
Ssee
McAlester
Mary
Willie E. Murray
William C. Ges
Naval Reserve Commander Active in Veterans Groups
The subject served in the Pacific theater including Attu and Kiska. Since wartime, he has remained active in the Naval Reserve as a commander. He belongs to Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion, is a Mason and Knight of Pythias, member of the Eastern Star, and attends the Methodist Church.
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Pacific
Attu
Kiska
Naval Reserve
Veterans of A Eee
Ameri West Na
Eastern Star
Methodist Church
Furnaces Blamed In Three Blazes
A floor furnace caused a blaze at E. F. Henkenkemp 1601 Columbia producing about 100 dollars in damage. A similar blaze at B. F. Ferris 1707 Maple last night caused light damage. Another small fire from a floor furnace occurred at Ray Anderson 1008 Roosevelt last night.
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E. F. Henkenkemp
Columbia
B. F. Ferris
Roosevelt
Ray Anderson
Don Wessels Free Of Theft Charges
Oklahoma City May 12 Donnie Vessels former University of Oklahoma football player had theft charges dropped by Oklahoma County Attorney Granville Scanland who said the action would best meet the ends of justice Tulsa County authorities stated charges were dropped on the condition that Vessels enter the Army
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Oklahoma City
Donnie Vessels
University of Oklahoma
Army
Oklahoma
Granville Scanland
Tulsa
Vessels
Wyoming Coal Output Reaches Five Million Tons in 1953
Wyoming state records show coal production at five million tons in 1953. This milestone highlights sustained mining activity among the state’s coal fields and set a benchmark for subsequent years.
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Wyoming
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