Public school leaders urge study of Washington Disarmament Conference
Governors from Arkansas to Wyoming appeal to teachers and students to study the Washington Conference proceedings daily. They stress the event’s significance for world peace and prompt a generation to grasp the political and economic history shaping the future, urging widespread schoolroom engagement.
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Thomas E. Kilby
Alabama
Merekae
Amy Zurstheel
Thomas E. Campbell
Arizona
Gach
Thomas C. McRae
Arkansas
Brecy
United States
Uhuy Teonte
Leachers
William B. Stephens
California
Jast
Hensee
Washington
Republic
Oliver H. Shoup
Everett J. Lake
Connecticut
Waler
Tim
Cary A. Hardie
Florida
America
Perhans
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
D. W. Davis
Idaho
Colorado
Len Small
Illinois
Clive
Uwe
Lbert C. Ritchie
Maryland
Amd Hess
Gironde
Channing H
Coz
Massachusetts
Cal
Tomorgan
Michigan
Arthur M. Hyde
Missouri
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Washington Centforens
Afirieg
Politi
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Edward I. Edwards
New Jersey
Uis
Agauni
Uber Human Agency
A. Nestos
North Dakota
J. B. A. Robertson
Oklahoma
Ben W. Olcott
Oregon
William C. Sproul
Pennsylvania
Emery J. San Souci
Rhode Island
Usvtis
Robert A.cooper
South Carolina
Eastly
W. H. McMaster
South Dakota
Alfred A. Taylor
Tennessee
Hove Cay
Amercan
Dls
Bess
Pat M. Meff
Texan
Wade
Waliinigun Weil
Ada Park
Tinie
Cheathrayperkyd Khan
R. Mabey
Utah
Jesus Lily
Uae
Geatian
Louis PL Hart
Whitt
Fears Fey
E. F. Morgan
West Virginia
Joan J. Blaine
Wyoming
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Robert D. Carey
Aimeview
Vlad Andy
Maine
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