German Delegation Visits Eberwhite School, April 1951
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Ann Arbor News, April 19, 1951
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Germans Visit New Ann Arbor School: Miss Ethel Hedrick (right), principal of the new Eberwhite School, goes through some of school's library books with four German civic leaders from the Bavarian town of Straubing. They are members of a party visiting this country under a State Department project to acquaint German civic groups with American democracy at the local level. Left to right, they are: Franz Prein, a German policeman; Mis Hedy Hartig, a secretary; Rudolph Loster, manager of a furniture factory; and Wolfgang Noack, manager of a dairy.
Ann Arbor News, April 19, 1951
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Germans Visit New Ann Arbor School: Miss Ethel Hedrick (right), principal of the new Eberwhite School, goes through some of school's library books with four German civic leaders from the Bavarian town of Straubing. They are members of a party visiting this country under a State Department project to acquaint German civic groups with American democracy at the local level. Left to right, they are: Franz Prein, a German policeman; Mis Hedy Hartig, a secretary; Rudolph Loster, manager of a furniture factory; and Wolfgang Noack, manager of a dairy.
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1951
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April
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