End of teacher shortage in sight by 1962 say educators
Editorial notes Texan Dr. L. D. Haskew president of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education predicts the shortage will ease by 1962 due to rising enrollments in teachers colleges. Kansas schools Emporia State and Hays State report record enrollments. Pittsburg State also large. Local funding and scholarships are key to sustaining gains.
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L. D. Haskew
American Association of Colleges For Teacher Education
Kansas
Emporia State
Hays State
Pittsburg State
No Safe Air Travel Says Crash Facts Support Positivity
A discussion cites a 66 fatalities air crash as a rare event, arguing that airplane travel remains safe. It contrasts with frequent highway deaths, contending that the crash will spur improved regulations without making air travel riskier.
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America
Kansas
THIS AND THAT It Always Happens By joh
A collage of wry reflections on homes lacking ash trays and plants, tides harnessing for power, faith shifting after 20 years, golden wedding cruises, a couple timing a wedding during the World Series, and mundane lunch orders.
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Passamaquoddy Bay
Florida Ship Canal
Debby
Eddie
Ottawa area echoes of past town events and mishaps
A survey of old items mentions Quenemo corn carnival plans, a Pomona man losing finger tips in a buzz saw, a Robert Beeler piano concert, a Blue Jay Cleaners gas explosion, the Athletics World Series win over St Louis, Ottawa merchants’ October Opportunity Days, Barn improvements by Mrs Baldwin, a mule accident involving Thomas Washburn, and J H Bean visiting Ottawa from Centropolis.
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Pomona
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A. Baldwin
S. Mulberry
Thomas Washburn
S. Cherry
J. H. Bean
Centropolis
Ottawa
Nomination chatter and popcorn crowd talk at party night
The item dubs Ezra Benson as the man least likely to be nominated by Republicans in 1956. The piece notes movie theaters push popcorn for profit and gum prevention, while Cadillacs lack party chatter until a Ford owner arrives at the scene.
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Ezra Benson
World Series Report By ELM
A belated World Series summary recounts personal gambling follies from Jan to the series end. The author notes a 24 cent gain, daily bets in total score pots, and losses in big bets, with Reno slots and bingo profits largely netting out. He reflects on restraint but admits repeated temptations before concluding gambling for the year is over.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Nevada
Life In Russia Egypt Style in Al Akhbar
Egyptian journalist Aly Amin reports from the Soviet Union describing Tashkent’s Moslem population, sanatorium culture near the Black Sea, and Kiev’s opera scene. He notes contrasts with rural Egypt and mentions costs, labor life, and luxury as observed by Egyptian visitors.
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al Akhbar
Aly Amkin
Soviet Union
Mustapha Amin
Middle East
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Amin
Science Appeals To Austria To Step Up Low Birth Rate
Vienna faces a demographic crisis as Austria records eight births per 1,000 inhabitants. Experts warn Vienna could become a ghost city in 140 years. national average is 14.5 births. Dr Hans Schmitz of the Austrian Family Council cites 42 percent of married couples childless and cites economic and housing factors behind the trend. He urges higher child benefits, tax relief for families, and large flat building programs to support childrearing.
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France
U.S
Austrian Family Council
Hans Schmitz
Schmitz
Scientific Dating Bureau: a non profit proposal by Dr. Crane
Dr. George W. Crane outlines a plan for a Scientific Dating Bureau to match eligible singles. He cites Helen R. a 43 year old widow with substantial government bonds as an example of lonely hearts needing a trusted service. The bureau would use card indexes and local agents to pre screen, then connect with compatible partners within 300 miles, ending in a personal meeting at a church.
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Helen
Bureau
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate
Melott
Ind
Television Programs Schedule Overview
A historical TV guide fragment lists Sunday 10:00 to 10:30 programs including The Honeymooners The Money Gun Emmoke Theater Movie ABC TBA and George Gobel Hit Parade. It also notes Saturday Oct 8 schedules with KMBC WDAF Monitor various News and Music shows.
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WDAF
RKMBC
KNMBC
Channel 5
Channel 9
Channel
CBS
NBC
Robinhood
Mickey Mouse
Godfrey Firestone
Lucy Dotty Mack
Medics Horizons
Montgomery
Bride Dulles
Christian Science Hartz
Winky Dink
Sportsman's Friend
Readers Digest
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Christophers
Missouri U
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Missouri
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Omnnibua Andersen
Roy Rogers
Col_Mareh Claco Kid
Lassie
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Tom Harmon
Lifetime
Loretta Young
Tows
Paris Precinct
Afovle
Georg
Bob Croaby
Radio Lineup Showcases Morning to Night Programs
A dense schedule listing stations KMBC WDAF KTJO and KNBC with a sequence of shows and hosts. Notable entries include Edgar Bergen Mitch Miller Pinky Lee and Glenn Miller amid various hour slots from morning to late evening. The listing reads like a broadcast grid with program names hosts and times across several stations.
Seek More Land At Emporia State
Condemnation proceedings in District Court seek to acquire 17.1 acres north of the Emporia State Teachers College campus to expand the institution. The move was authorized by the 1955 legislature with appraisers named by District Judge Jay Sullivan.
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Eas
Emporia State Teachers College
Jay Sullivan
Nine Thousand German POWs to Be Released by Russia
May reveal direct evidence on Hitler and Eva Braun death in Berlin bunker on April 30, 1945. Eyewitnesses include Heinz Linge Otto Guensche and Hans Bauer, alleged to have assisted in burning the Fuehrer’s body. They were reported held at Pero Uralsk camp by repatriates last year and seen as recently as October 1953.
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Reich
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Ottawa Herald evening subscription rates and staff
The Ottawa Herald lists staff titles including Editor Don Huls Managing Editor Guy Snoedaker and Business Manager Don Shipman. It details subscription rates by mail for Trade Arena and Otlands Area, with prices listed for one month three months six months and one year.
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Guy Snoedaker
Don Shipman
Howard Hoadley
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