Williamsburg lunch program runs smoothly for 200 students
Mrs. Mabel Matlock, dietician and manager, oversees a 200 meal daily operation in Williamsburg schools with three assistants and 11 years of experience. The program uses standard federal commodities and extra items as needed, maintaining strict service times and a friendly teacher-student rapport.
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Mabel Matlock
Williamsburg
Pearl Wiscombe
Reena McMillan
Matlock
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Pomona Area Social Notes Highlight Local Guests and Elections
Mr and Mrs Robert Boyd of Wichita were guests at the Rob rt Dickey home. Mr and Mrs Wm Fawl Jr and sons of Prairie Village visited the E J Neely home. Rebekah Lodge held a meeting with 15 present electing Cleo Wittman as Rebekah Assembly representative Eunice Johnson as alternate Minnie Rea as Lodge Deputy and planning a potluck dinner for O.O.F. members and families on May 17.
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Fannie Kraus
Robert Boyd
Wichita
Robrt Dickey
Wm. Fawl Jr
Sons
Prairie Village
E. J. Neely
Rebekah
Cleo Wittman
Eunice Johnson
Minnie Rea
New Radar To Track Gulf Storms In Tampa
Workers install a powerful new radar with a 250 mile range atop a 600 foot tower at Tampa International Airport. It will replace the older radar with a 180 mile range as Weather Bureau officials prepare to track storms off Florida's Gulf Coast.
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Tampa, Fla
Weather Bureau
Florida
Gulf Coast
Tampa International Airport
Hearing Dates Set in Wichita on Oil and Gas Matters
The Kansas Corporation Commission announces four days of hearings in Wichita from May 17 to 20 on oil and gas issues. A separate hearing to consider market demand for Kansas crude oil in June is scheduled for May 2.
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Wichita
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas
Library Notes Show Wide Range of Periodicals Available
The Carnegie Free Library stocks about 80 magazines spanning broad topics from Look and National Geographic to American Artist and Modern Maturity. Most titles can be checked out for one week, aiding storage cost reduction and farmer production costs amid market shifts and price support debates referenced in a Washington AP report on farm policy and the 1959 Agriculture Department budget.
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Carnegie Free Library
Look
National Geographic
Time
Farm Journal
Barnaby
Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Electronics World
Flower& Garden
Fortune
Harpers
Hobbies
Horizon
Hot Rod
Lifetime Living
Linn's
Modern Maturi
America
Nation
Naturallis
New Yorker
Scientific American
Sun- It
Western
Theatre
Today
Vogue
Wisdom
Farm program panel urges 25 percent cut in output
Old Fashioned Fort Knox report notes Army surplus stocks worth nine billion dollars. The committee urges government to offer surplus to farmers in exchange for cutting production up to 25 percent per year and to appoint a commission to craft a farm plan aligning output with market needs. Farm income in 1959 remained the lowest since before World War II, signaling potential policy changes.
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Department
Congress
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