Home Economists Boost Peace Corps Efforts Worldwide
More than 200 home economists serve in 20 countries across Asia Africa and Latin America as Peace Corps volunteers. Gloria Houston the first home economist volunteer trained at Iowa State University worked in St Lucia and helped establish school nutrition and teaching facilities. hundreds more will train for projects in 16 countries this summer including roles in schools hospitals and community programs.
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Peace Corps
Gayle Sample
Cheyenne County
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Florence W. Low
American Home Economics Association
Sargent Corps
River
Peace ‘Corps
Gloria Houston
Saratoga
California
George Pepperdine College
Association
Peace Corns
Iowa State University
West Indies
St Lucia
Gloria
Gloria Houson
United States
Jesson
Chile
Ethiopia
Liberia
Pakistan
Sierra Leone
Brazil
India
Peru
Osmania University
Columbia
Ecuador
Guatemala
Uruguay
Guinea
Nepal
Turkey
Associaton
Low
Shiver
Miss Sample
Jim Gibson
Office of Public Affairs
Washington
D. C
Telegraph Want Ads Prompt Sale or Trade Notice
An old newspaper blurb encouraging readers to use the Telegraph want ads to sell or trade items. It promotes the classifieds service as a quick way to reach buyers or traders.
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Telegraph
Loyalty Day Proclamation Urges Public Loyalty Observance
Sidney Mayor Dean Wilson proclaims May 1 1963 Loyalty Day urging all residents churches schools businesses and organizations to publicly affirm loyalty to the United States and display the flag. The notice links observance to national federal guidance and calls for participation in Veterans of Foreign Wars ceremonies.
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Congress
United States
United States of America
J. Dean “Wilson
Sidney
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States
Melvin Abel to be Boys State delegate at Lincoln
Broadwater High School junior Melvin William Abel, 16, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale D. Abel, was chosen as a delegate to Boys State in Lincoln. He participates in football, basketball, track, band, chorus and church activities, with multiple class leadership roles and prior Cub and Boy Scout involvement. Sponsors include Broadwater Volunteer Fire Department, P.T.A. and American Legion. Chadron hosts Nebraska Numismatic Convention with Frank Schell elected to state office and awards for coin displays. Harold Wilkinson named NNA president and Lincoln’s Ray Plouzek noted.
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Melvin Abel
Lincoln Broadwater
Melvin William Abel
Broadwater High School
Dale D. Abel
Lincoln
Bill
Messiah Lutheran Church League
Broadwater Boy's Stater
Broadwater Volunteer Fire Department
P.T.A. and
American Legion
Chadron
Frank Schell
Nebraska
Schell
Panhandle Coin Club
Harold Wilkinson
Fremont
NNA
Ray Plouzek
Elected Officers Named for State Group
Elmer Nelson of Grand Island was elected first vice-president and secretary. Jim McKee of Lincoln remains state assistant secretary as a carry over officer.
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Elmer Nelson
Grand Island
Jim McKee
Lincoln
Fire damages Norgard Hatchery near Crawford
A section of the Norgard Hatchery complex, about 120 feet of wooden booted buildings a half mile north of Crawford, burned with an estimated loss around 10000 dollars. 1200 new pullets and 50 hogs perished. Lorenzo and Virlyn Norgard with Bob Reutter operate the largely automated hatchery. Firemen fought the blaze for nearly an hour, pumping water from the White River after an alarm by a nearby farmer.
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Crawford
Norgard Hatchery
Lorenzo
Virlyn Norgard
Bob Reutter
Crawford Volunteer Fire Department
White River
Chappell Girl Is Runner-Up In Piano Contest
Marita Clark of Chappell placed second in the first annual Nebraska High School Piano Contest held in Kearney. Fifty pianists competed. Roma Olsen of Bunwell won first place, while Marita performed in the final round after advancing from nine finalists.
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Chappell
Marita Clark
Irven Clark
Kearney
Marita
Roma Olsen
Bunwell
Maritat
Parochial School Study Considered by Philadelphia Board
The Philadelphia parochial school study moves forward after the board’s review. Letters from supporters cite deplorable world conditions and urge church involvement in youth education before college, including a West Hempstead, New York woman’s comment.
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Parochial School Study
Philadelphia
With
Board of Parish Education
West Hempstead
N. Y
Police Report Details Multiple Vehicle Mishaps
Robert Truax reported his car was struck while parked near the city light plant with $10 damage. Juin Underdown, hauling a disc, caused $45 damage to Bradley Brandon's car on 13th Avenue after a chain broke. Velma Blanke admitted breaking a tail light of an unknown Dodge. Clifford Wolf’s car suffered $85 damage in a hit and run at 13th Street and King Street. Mrs. Art Nelnhueser said her 1950s Oldsmobile was stolen from 1016 5th before 11:30 p.m.. Mel Busekist reported the car recovered in Hershey Nebraska.
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Robert Truax
Velma Blanke
Sidney
Clifford E. Wolf
Elm
Wolt
13Th Street
King
Art Nelnhueser
Mel Busekist
The
Safety Patrol
Hershey
Nebr
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Miss Houston
Calif
18Th & Forrest Streets
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Wellner
E. A. Ruttner
Pete Rapp
Dean Wilson
Nebraska Panhandle
Crawford Blaze
Panhandle
Crawford (Ap
Chamber of Commerce
St. Patrick's Altar Society
Sidney Livestock Sales
Sat
David Truss
Jerry Goeman
Bridgeport
Hardy-Clark
Chevrolet
Ford
Riverside
Plymouth
Nationwide Consumer Testing Institute
Gixty
Bionway
Plymole
Maddox Motor CO
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Chrysler
Narenne
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