State Short of Teachers in Kansas
TOPEKA The teacher shortage in Kansas is slightly larger than last year but most vacancies should be filled by school openings. The State Department of Education estimates 200 to 300 teaching vacancies with demand heavier in specialized fields such as music, home economics, science, mathematics and agriculture.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Department of Education
F. Floyd Herr
Herr
Feud Over Fight On TV In Boxing Standoff Spoils Sept. 23 Bout
The New York State Athletic Commission acts as arbiter in a dispute among Sugar Ray Robinson Carmen Basilio and theater TV buyers. Robinson threats to pull out if Theater Network Television terms remain unchanged and prefers Teleprompter for higher income. Also: Giambra Calhoun clash in San Francisco Cow Palace with winner to face Giardello. Dupas vs Busso in Miami Beach. Gomes vs Martinez in Boston with Gomes riding 12 fight unbeaten streak.
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Teleprompter
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Julius Helfand
Joey Giambra
Rory Calhoun
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Giambra
Frisco
Calhoun
Syracuse
N. Y
Joey Giardello
Ralph Dupas
New Orleans
Johnny Busso
New York
Miami Beach
Fla
Dupas
Busso
Larry Boardman
Boston
New England
Harold Gomes
Providence
Isidro Martinez
Gomes
Nationalist Guns Fire 37 Shells at Quemoy
Nationalist Defense Ministry reports Communist forces fired 37 shells at Quemoy last night from Amoy. No damage or casualties were caused.
Truman To Speak At 35th Division Reunion
The 35th Division Association plans its annual reunion in Kansas City Kansas from September 13 to 15 with a memorial service address by former President Harry S. Truman, who served with the division in World War I. About 2,000 veterans from both world wars plus Kansas and Missouri Guardsmen are expected. services are September 14 at the Town House Hotel.
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Kansas City
Kan
35Th Division Assn
Harrys. Truman
Missouri National Guardsmen
Charge Youth In "Prank" Death
Coffeyville area case ends in a fatal shotgun wound to 15 year old Rex Rees. Jerry Levy, 18, faces manslaughter charges after the planned prank involved a staged call and a shotgun blast. Levy pleaded innocent and posted a 1500 dollar bond with a preliminary hearing set for September 11.
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Coffeyville
Rex Rees
Jerry Levy
Montgomery County Attorney’s Office
Levy
Rees
Detroit Newspapers End Labor Dispute and Return to Regular Schedules
Detroit’s three major dailies resumed normal deadlines after a labor dispute that halted publication last week. The Detroit News Times and Free Press published Sunday editions, with Hoffa helping broker the settlement after mailers refused 15 hour shifts and picket lines formed at the News.
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Detroit
Detroit News and Times
Free Press
News and Times
Midwest Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
the News
The
News
Teamsters
Student Nurse Killed After Church Service in Kansas City
A 19 year old student nurse Miss Marthal Jane Masters was killed last night when struck by a car as she left Faith Baptist Church. Police say the vehicle did not stop, knocking her across a street and beneath a parked car.
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Kansas City
Kan
Faith Baptist Church
Marthal Jane Masters
Legion Reverses Stand On Docking Appointment
Delegates at the Kansas American Legion convention refused to deplore Gov. George Docking's appointment of a VFW man to the Kansas Veterans Commission, approving Mark Kraus of Wichita as a member. The convention elected Ted Kyle of Erie as state commander and Thomas Lowe of Emporia as vice commander. Next year’s gathering is set for Wichita August 15 to 17.
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Hutchinson
American Legion
George Docking
VFW
Kansas Veterans Commission
Docking
Mark Kraus
Wichita
Krats
Legion
The
Kansas
WEW
Ted Kyle
Erie
Thomas Lowe
Ee Emporia
Sexton
Red Beam
Grain Harvest Urged as Siberian Crops Lag
Push Grain Harvest MOSCO Pravda calls on farmers in Siberia to speed up the grain harvest as only 8 to 16 percent of crops were in by August 20 in some areas. The Communist party newspaper blames late ripening and poor use of machinery.
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MOSCO
Pravda
Siberia
Communist Party
Japan farm output doubles since World War II
A government white paper from the agriculture and forestry ministry credits modern farming methods and allied postwar land reform for a 100 percent rise in farm production. It notes that women farmers now account for about two percent of the workforce and that output has effectively doubled since the prewar era.
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Tokyo
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