Teacher Is Jack Of All Grades At Welda
Kenneth Mace profiles Wes Dyer principal coach bus driver carpenter sign painter and antique car aficionado at Welda elementary. A 1946 Ottawa High grad he holds degrees from Ottawa University and Emporia State and is pursuing a specialist in administration. He coaches the junior high Trojans while teaching math science history PE and art and drives a bus on a 25 mile route each day ending with family time and Sunday church service.
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Kenneth Mace Welda
Wes Dyer
Douglas County
Dyer
Lane
Ottawa
Welda
Trojans
Garnett
Ozarks
Ottawa High School
Ottawa University
Emporia State
Barbara Hoover
Garnett Jaycee
Garnett Baptist Church
Young Pickets Boycott School Lunch in Wyoming Ohio
In Cincinnati area suburb Wyoming a grade school faces a two day boycott as 6 year old Steven Rogers leads pupils protesting the school lunch quality. About 60 children ordered lunch after the protest with enrollment at 250. Officials say the boycott is lighthearted and food is what children request.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Wyoming
Steven Rogers
Harold Bush
Ralph Meece
Meece
Bush
Indonesians Get Nowhere
Indonesia's new leaders meet with President Sukarno to form an anti-Communist Cabinet amid political and economic chaos. Presidium negotiates a cabinet while students threaten street protests. curfew tightened, then shortened. Sukarno asserts ongoing authority in a Pakistani reception remarks.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Naethen
Presidium
Susharto
House of Representatives
Suharto
Sue Preme
Local 4-H Clubs Report March Meeting Notes
HDU Notes and several units report March 8 gatherings with sixteen members and two visitors. Activities include lessons on Out of Season Storage of Clothing, patriotic teas, diabetes screening plans for Franklin County, and craft projects. Members invite community attendance and April 12 meetings feature lessons on Invisible Mend ing and Out of Season Storage.
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Lane
Keneneth Russell
Ottawa
Red Cross
Franklin County
Frank Phillips
Clint LaFollette
Joe Alexander
Gail Chambers
Kenneth Keelin
Ed Crawford
F.M. Coons
Mildred Walker
Kansas State University
T.G. Milburn
Paul Moore
Eleanor Harrell
Cedarhouse
St. Patricks’s
Edith Shobe
Mary Yokum
Yokum
Japan
Topeka
Mary Mickey
Armory
Clara Gibson
Mildred Brinkmyer
Theresa
Angelea Loyd
Kansas City
Anchor Savings Building
Arla Licktelg
National Guard Armory
Robert Bundy
Glenn Fitch
Katherine McClure
Myron Steere
Rock Creek
Gilbert Smith
O.L. Breckenridge
Morris Ferguson Pree
Max Bechtle
Ralph Sand
Charles Ratliff
B. Weidner Jr
Earl Phares
Jim Lancaster
Gabe Morelet
St. Patrick's
C.H. Reynolds
Oil firms pursue edible fuel fed protein shortage
Oil companies aim to convert petroleum into low cost food to ease global protein shortages. Germany used petroleum fats during World War II to feed forced labor groups, but those fats were neither safe nor tasty. Current hopes center on safer, palatable petroleum derived foods.
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Germany
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