Head of Polytech ties discipline to neat dress code
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute principal Dr Wilmer Dehuff, 76, champions neckties and neat dress as signs of good citizenship and scholarship. He says a disciplined appearance reflects character, inspiration for a nationwide dress campaign supported by industry and alumni.
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Baltimore University
Poly
Claude A. Burkert
Dehuff
United States
Naval Academy
William R. King
Burker
Men's Tie Foundation
A. Harvey — Schreter
A. Schreter & Sons, Inc
Baltimore
Iowa reports growth in special classes for mentally retarded children
More than 6,000 mentally retarded students are educated in 485 special classes across the state for 1963-64. Figures show 415 classes serve 5,400 educable retarded and 70 aid 620 trainable retarded. County boards sponsor to expand access and allied services, with gaps remaining in several counties.
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S. R. Christensen
Iowa Association For Retarded Children
Edward L. Meyen
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
Neven
County Boards of Education
Meyen
Luther College Introduces New Planetarium in Decorah
Dr Emil C Miller chairman of the Luther College physics department demonstrates a new planetarium installed at the Decorah college. George Meloy attends during the 76th Iowa Academy of Science session as UPI telephoto captures the scene.
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Luther College
Emil C. Miller
Decorah
George Meloy
Iowa Academy of Science
UPI
Safety Education For Accident Prevention In Schools
Adults are urged to teach safety as a core habit from childhood. Schools promote safety through classroom procedures and skill based learning, emphasizing careful tool use, neatness, and hazard awareness. Corrective, practical instruction and living safety in daily activities build lasting safe attitudes to prevent accidents.
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Sion
Japanese Farmers Arrive to Begin Iowa Trainee Year
A group of eight young Japanese farmers arrived in Iowa and will work for a year on farms near Columbus Junction. They will study at Iowa State University, tour agricultural facilities, and participate in the Towa Farm Bureau program in cooperation with Japan’s Association for International Collaboration of Farmers.
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Columbus Junction
Iowa
John Morris
Des Moines
Towa State University
Towa Farm Bureau
Association For International Collaboration of
Japan
William Dunn
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Louisa County
Morning Sun
Oakville
Paul Lowe
Gamble and
Colton
Bennie Howe
Howe
Ross Addition
Keith Hiller
Louisa County Tuberculosis and Health Association
People’s National Bank of
Harry Dean Meyerholz
W. P. Mc Neill
Kenneth Smith
H. M. Griffin
Ben Mangels
Extension course offered on horses
The Penn State University offers two correspondence courses Light Horses and Breeds of Horses to teach care feeding and training. Anyone may enroll by mail with name address and a 3.25 dollar fee at Box 5000 University Park Pa. Study can be done at the student’s convenience.
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Pennsylvania State University
University Park
Rebecca Owens Recovering From Pneumonia in Riverside
Rebecca Owens seven week old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Owens is recuperating at home after Mercy Hospital treatment for pneumonia. Danny nine month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Simon was released from Mercy Hospital where he had been a medical patient since Wednesday. Mrs. Myrtle Laughlin of Stillwater Oklahoma and Mrs. Lulu Rowe of Dallas Texas left after nearly two weeks with sister Mrs. Anna Younkin. Cleo Burich returned home from Mercy Hospital after diabetes tests and treatment. Mrs. Bob Cress moved her mother Mrs. Cora Latta from Mercy to Greenwood Acres in Iowa City. Adrian Dautremont and Dorothy Fitzsimmons hosted visitors from Utah and Minnesota while Sister Rachel remains hospitalized in Excelsior. Alfred Yordi family moving to Dr Walter Neff farm southeast of Riverside.
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Marge Luckey Riverside
Rebecca Owens
Harold Owens
Mercy Hospital
Danny
Paul Simon
Myrtle Laughlin
Stillwater
Okla
Lulu Rowe
Dallas
Tex
Cress
Ralph Schnoebelen
Bob
Adrian Dautremont
Bountiful
Utah
Clem Dautremont
Dorothy Fitzsimmons
Excelsior
Minn
Rachel
Riverside
Adrian
Norbert
Cedar Rapids
Alfred Yordi
Walter Neff
Riverside residents linked to West Town property
The Yordi family occupy a home belonging to Everette Slaughter in the west part of town. Mrs Clair Geret plans to move into the property. Mr and Mrs Don Davisson and their sons visited Saturday at the Vince Pyle home in Wellman. Birthday cake and ice cream were served for the Pyle couple. Marie Dautremont underwent major surgery and, as of Tuesday at Mercy Hospital, was reported improving.
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Advanced High School
Baltimore, Md
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Wilmer Dehuff
Washington Oil Company
Washington
Car Service
Tcs
Pore Pritt Atta Nees
Eid Wagner Brakes
Columbus
the Rath Packing Co
Dial RA
Columbus Junction, Iowa
Sioux City
B. Nixon
New Washington Mill
North 12Th
Nixon & Company
Omaha
New York
America
Institute For Motivational Research, Inc
Glass Container Manufacurers Institute, Inc
Nixon
Federal Land Bank
Gots
Federal Lang Bank Ae
D. C. Holmes Ainsworth
D. C. Fisher
Kalona
Joe Tebockhurst
14 COR Fister Associated Growers. Inc
General Omices
Aurora
Ines
Lloyd Plecker Washington
John P. Jeffries Washington Theodore Meyer Washington
William B. Conrad Wayland
Harold L. Groff Wellman
Blondie
Chic Young
Sundfoti
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