Experts See 1960s Boost From Family Growth and Tax Cuts
Washington AP reports Walter Heller, chair of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, expects a major wave of family formation to lift the economy in the mid to late 1960s if employment expands. He cautions a jobs shortage could dampen the boom and calls for a $10 billion tax cut to spur demand and potentially near full employment by 1965.
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Washington
Walter W Heller
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
Providence
White House
Erie Legion Party Honors Mrs Womeldorff Birthday
About 170 people attended a St Patrick's Day birthday party at Wilson Hall honoring Mrs Womeldorff with a handkerchief show. Earl Robinson led the post ceremony as commander George Hendricks presided with auxiliary president Mrs George Richard co hosting.
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Erie
Gib Mantey
Mound
St. Patrick’s
Womspoke
American Legion
Eldorff
Wilson Hall
Ralph Wheeler
Legion
Earl Robinson
George L. Hendricks
George Richard
Auxiliary
Paul Casady
Robert Kubat
Mmes
Frederick Swan
Harold Smith
Verle Craven
William Harvey
Vance Ermey
Hollis Dunham
Casady
Cindy Waller
Girard
Girls Nation
Washington
George McGowen
North Erie
Walter Beard
Paul Wagner
LaHarpe
Belle Mitchell
Mayme Bicking
Beard
Wagner
Linda
Kansas City
Marion Sumner
Wichita
Walker Beard
Mike Sears
Schilling Afb
Salina
Wilson Livestock Family Night Set
Wilson County Livestock Family Night will be held at the National Guard Armory in Fredonia starting at 7 p.m. tomorrow with guest speaker Dick Whetsel of Phillips 66 Ranch. The event includes a potluck, a livestock meat provision, and a children’s movie program.
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Wilson County
William Snyder
Ottawa
National Guards
Armory
Fredonia
Roy
Miller
Dick Whetsel
Friends
Phillips 66
Foraker
Legion
Okla
Marvin Knetzer Whetsel
Kansas City
Keith Knetzer
Ose
Kansas
Oklahoma
The
Livestock Association
Roosevelt Order Pushed Marine Officers to 50 Mile Marches
Fifty five years ago Theodore Roosevelt mandated Marine officers prove fitness with 50 mile marches. The policy aimed to test endurance and leadership, reinforcing discipline across the corps.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Dairy Cows Underfed Says Extension Dairy Specialist
Ralph Bonewitz notes in the annual dairy meeting that most cows are underfed. During 120 days lactation cows should produce half their milk and receive grain mainly in the first three months. Guidance includes prep before calving and specific grain amounts by milk output, plus calf rations with grain and alfalfa and vitamin A and dicalcium phosphate as essential.
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Fredonia
Ralph Bonewitz
Bonewitz
Second feeder pig sale at Wichita Stock Yards draws buyers
The Wichita Stock Yards hosted its second feeder pig sale on March 2. A total of 1,870 head averaged 63 pounds and sold for 23.94 dollars per cwt or 15.06 dollars per head. Pigs came from 21 Kansas counties and one in Oklahoma purchased by 37 buyers.
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Wichita Stock Yards
Kansas
Oklahoma
State 4-H Leaders Meet at Hutchinson Conference
Kansas 4-H club leaders attend the state conference in Hutchinson in March 1921 to join three of nine workshops led by Extension specialists Naomi Johnson Inez Pass Ruth Kubler and others. Mylo Downey will speak at the opening and Wednesday events. Dr. Burton W Kreitlow and Dr D E Blackwood are among out of state speakers presenting communism topics and growth in 4-H leadership honors.
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Kansas
Hutchinson
Kansas State University
Naomi Johnson
Inez Pass
Ruth Kubler
Walter Selby
Louis Sherman
Richard Jepsen
Albert Adams
Dale Schindler
Lyndell Bees
Mylo Downey
Federal Extension Service
D. C
Burton W. Kreitlow
University of Wisconsin
D. E. Blackwood
Chanute
Bell's Visible Speech system links symbols to speech organ positions
Alexander Melville Bell, father of Alexander Graham Bell, created Visible Speech. The system assigns symbols to each tongue lip jaw and throat position used to reproduce sound.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Alexander Melville Bell
Pigs Sold In Varied Lots From Farm Direct Stock
Pigs were sold in lots of 18 to 40 head, all direct from the farm and vaccinated for cholera and erysipelas. Official vaccination and health inspection papers were available on all consignments.
Don’t Take Snooze While Making Booze in France
In Nancy France a winery apprentice Jean Marechal age 16 climbed into an empty wine vat for a nap and passed out from fumes. A co worker found him an hour later revived him and he was taken to hospital with a king size hangover.
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Jean Marechal
Jean
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