Health Examinations of Pre School Children Urged
James Edward Rogers urges national emphasis on preschool health exams to detect and correct defects before school entry. He credits Parent Teacher associations and clubs for promoting early health checks, height and weight monitoring, nutrition, and vision and hearing tests for children entering first grade.
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National Education Association
James Edward Rogers
Department of School Health and Physical Education
rSional Education Association
Mnest
National Insurance
Chile
Baldwin
Wood
Worlds largest airport to be dedicated in Dayton
Dayton Ohio Oct 11 the worlds largest airport will be dedicated tomorrow the Wright Field of the United States army air corps covering over 4500 acres near Dayton cost about 7000000 land was donated by Dayton citizens and the field is named for Orville Wilbur Wright and Mrs Katherine Wright notable figures including Secretary of War Dwight F Davis will attend the ceremony. The Mitchell trophy race for pilots of the first pursuit group will be run at the field with a luncheon and dedication exercises to follow buildings will be opened after the ceremony. The project began over a year and a half ago with work shifting from McCook Field to the new airport.
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Dayton
Ohio
Wright Field
Wew
United States Army Air Corps
Dwight F Davia
Mason M Patrick
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Katherine Wright- Bankell
Kansas City
Army Air Corps
Willam E Mitchell
McCook
Killing frost yields reopening boost for Adirondack deer season
The Adirondack region recorded a killing frost with temperatures near minus nine degrees, blanketing the area and removing foliage. The frost improves conditions for the deer season reopening this Saturday.
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Adirondack
Samanac Lake
Associated Press
Adirondacks
Tees
Power of Boston Radio Station is Cut Down
The Federal Radio Commission set new power limits effective October 18 for WMES Boston. The station will operate at 50 watts until it is removed from a residential area, part of temporary license renewals announced in Washington by Associated Press.
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Boston
Washington
Asociated Press
Federal Radio Commission
WMES
Senators Back Norris If He Seeks Office
Five Western senators including Borah Nye Frazier Brookhart and Norris issued a statement that they would back Norris in any state he allows his name to be used Their meeting stressed Western concerns and solidarity with the Republican Party as a national body while denying any third party movement and inviting others to join in non partisan and possibly Democratic discussions in the run up to next year’s election
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Washington
Associated Press
Norris
Nebraska
Borah
Idaho
Nye
Frazier
North Dakota
Brookhart
Iowa
Miselesippi
Cliffe Returns From Park Executive Convention
Henry Cliffe, Bringeport Park superintendent, reports on the American Association of Park Executives and Park Societies meeting held in Philadelphia Wilmington and Westchester County. Westchester’s Herman Merkel is named president for 1928 and Los Angeles will host the next convention. Cliffe notes Wilmington parks total 1100 acres for 125000 residents, while his area covers 550 acres for 160900 residents. He highlights Fairmount Park’s 4000 acres and a 28,000,000 development in Westchester. Delegates also toured Valley Forge.
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Henry Cliffe
Bringeport
American Association of Park Executives and Park Societies
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Weschester County
Herman Merkel
Westchester Park System
Los Angeles
Cliffe
Cliffes
Fairmont Park
Westchester County
Valley Forge
Indian Girls Cleared of Arson Charges in Oregon
In Medford Oregon October 11 twelve Indian school girls were acquitted in Federal court of arson at a Klamath Falls dormitory last March. The state presented evidence claiming they sought excitement, but the defense prevailed, clearing the girls of the charges.
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Medford Ore
Asociated Press
Klamath Falls
Father of Harvard Professors Dead in Carbondale
George W. Hanford died at his Carbondale home aged years. He was the father of Dr Alfred Chester Hanford an assistant professor of government at Harvard and director of the Harvard Summer School. He was a horticulturist and orchardist.
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Carbondale, Ill
Associated Press
George W. Hanford
Alfred Chester Hanford
Harvard University
Harvard Summer School
Neckwear parade and school hosiery on main floor
Complete showing highlights neck wear with a vestee and V neck styling. Hosiery for boys and girls features seven length cotton hose and full length rayon and cotton stockings with check and striped patterns, keeping girls warm on chilly days. Main Floor.
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Vaporuer
Harvard
Bridgeport
Columbus
Howland
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Onyx
Manon
Mosemite
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Retailers’ Association
Dad
Stromberg-Carlsons
RCA Radiolas
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Union
Marie Alphonsine
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