Staff and editors list at Ruth Ann Castendyck case file
A staff roster names Ruth Ann Castendyck case details and editors including John Platt Bill Haglundee Gordon Behrens Helen Lea Hansen Tom Bogaard Evan Barraclough Keith Swartley Betty Benard Betty Gehring Paul Hermann Janie Bartel Keith Brown Jason Hopkins Dick Smith Paul Weyrauch Jean Hoffman and features editor.
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Ruth Ann Castendyck
Case
Ananda
John Platt
Bill Haglundee
Gordon Behrens
Helen Lea Hansen
Tom Bogaard
Evan Barraclough
Keith Swartley
Betty Benard
Betty Gehring
Paul Hermann
Janie Bartel
Keith Brown
Jason Hopkins
Dick Smith
Paul Weyrauch
Jean Hoffman
Education Week Call Emphasizes Schools as Defense Pillar
The editorial urges Americans to view education as a key component of national defense. It cites American Education Week and Franklin D Roosevelt praising schools for preserving democracy. It stresses ideals like peace, freedom, truth and human brotherhood must be taught in homes, churches and schools.
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United States of America
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Fools Rush In A Town Letter on High School Drivers
A reflective piece discusses public scrutiny of high school drivers after recent incidents. It questions automatic blame on youths while noting widespread labeling of teens as careless on the road. The author urges consideration beyond stereotypes and urges safer driving.
Respectful Drivers Urged to Improve Cars Not Skills
A letter argues that many teens are capable drivers with keen senses but warns that aging, unsafe cars undermine safety. It cites 15 of 33 cars as older than 1932, urges upgrading tires and brakes, and calls for earning adult respect through safer vehicles and responsible behavior.
Principal Leads Cheer Bursts With School Spirit
The principal joins students in cheers, lifting school spirit and boosting enthusiasm. Yet cheerleaders lag, as fans hesitate to loudly support them. Readers are urged to join in, use new yells, and spur the team to stronger support.
The Same Old Story in Front of the White House
A satirical scene shows Mrs. Democrat and Mrs. Republican bantering beside a moving van near the White House. They joke about campaigns, health, and party leaders while hinting at internal party tensions and policy tweaks.
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White House
Dem
Rep
Jim
Frankie
Wendy
Republican
Hamilton
Greene
Turkey Strut Dance Fashion Tips For Students
School seniors issue playful tips for a turkey themed dance. Advice includes appropriate attire for head turkeys and feather dusters, sleeve formal options, fabric choices, and footwear cautions. The note ends with a reminder of the event date and a light closing.
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Sterling
Rock Falls
Dixon
P.S
Muddy Mischief Near Moving Day
Mrs. Rep. Toodleop spots Frankie entering with mud as Wendy’s friend alludes to a coming crisis. The scene ends with hurried apologies and plans to gather attendees before the next moving day.
Bert's Bargain Basement Notice Rumors Run Wild
A humorous society column fragment lists junior and senior classmates with mentions of dances, couples, and rumors around Dixon and nearby towns. It names Wayne Andreas, Dick Hill, Clair Book, Bob Griesser, Betty Benard, and many others amid gossip about cotillions and dates.
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Bert
Dixon
Sing Sing
Wayne Andreas
Dick Hill
Clair Book
Bob Griesser
Betty Benard
Keith Swartley
Betty Gehring
Cecil Wade
Frances Miller
Leland Book
Patty” Geer
Joyce Meenan
Kyger
Shirley McCombs
Jones Boys
Buck
Gene Schultz
Doris
Red” Welker
Betty McCombs
Hunsberger
Leo
Vivian Wolf
Red” Hague
Bob Fehrenbach
Betty Heaton
Kurt Granzow
Lassie
Rock
Helen Rincker
Dorothy Crabbe
Dixonite
P. S
Jane Stonesifer
Bessie Buell
Elmer
Moline
Assembly
Paul Young
Doris Scott
Lorraine Janssen
Donald Adams
Donald Thome
Irene Melvin
Wayne Friedrichs
Eddie Bowers
Betty Jane
Ruth Walker
Olan Schnitzler
Helen Walker
Horace Schnitzler
Teddy Kontos
Jerry Shore
Helen
Herb
Margie Andrews
Rubinoff Highlights Youth Concerts and Lectures
Rubinoff discusses performing for young audiences and delivering lectures about access to music. He favors live concerts for visible reactions and notes extensive radio work but prefers in person performances over broadcasts.
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Russia
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