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April 05, 1955 (Creation)
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3 photographs : b&w copy negatives ; 8 x 10 cm and 10 x 8 cm
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Envelope scanned as TIF files November 2018.
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55-7064_001 , 55-7064_002 and photo missing from envelope appeared on Page 10 of the Thursday, April 7, 1955 edition of the newspaper as part of the article: "Practice Aids Students in Child Care".
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Photo caption from missing photo [no suitable substitute]: "SNACK-TIME--Judy Shippet must do a sales job on her "ward" Janice Seibel, 2 1/2, who is dubious about this stuff called milk. Basic child psychology is included in the child care course taken by grade 10 girls."
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Photo caption from published photo of 55-7064_001: "EE-YOW-W!--Carol Ziegler has a squabble on her hands as Jimmy Arkell, 2 1/2, and Susan Shinn, 3, disagree on who is going to use the crayons. Carol solved it by taking Jimmy to the blackboard. He said the chalk squeaked better than the crayons anyway. The children like to be read to."
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Photo caption from published photo of 55-7064_002: "NOW WHAT?--"How does the text book say to handle this?" asks a nonplussed Jean Vogt in trying to comfort wailing Susan Leppeck, 4. The excitement overcame Susan so she was taken for a walk in the hall".