Scout Post For Shields Accepts North District Exec
Robert Shields of Independence has accepted the north district executiveship of the Sedan Area Council, BSA. He will base in Chanute and report April 1, succeeding his service in the west district across Independence Wilson Elk and Chautauqua counties, announced by Dr Frank A Moorhead.
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Robert Shields
Independence
Sedan Area
Boy Scouts of America
Neosho
Allen
Woodson
Chanute
Shields
Wilson
Elk
Chautauqua
Frank A. Moorhead
Sermon Interrupted by Ham Radio Noise at Alton Church
Members of Rosewood Heights Baptist Church report a radio hobbyist interfering with the public address system during sermons. Rev. Everett S. Beal’s messages are regularly disrupted by a voice asking about fried chicken and off color chatter, though much of the chatter remains harmless small talk.
Sedan Woman Among Nine Democratic Recognition Winners
Mrs. Jim Thorn Jr of Sedan Kansas was named one of nine Democratic party workers honored for political leadership potential. The winners will receive an expense paid trip to Washington on April 18, following selection by judges led by Miss Margaret Hickey of Missouri.
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Washington
Jim Thorn, Jr
Sedan
Kan
Democratic Party
Thorn
Margaret Hickey
Missouri
Ladies Home Journal Magazine
Yeast dough punching technique described
The article explains punching down dough by pulling the edges toward the center then turning the dough over in the bowl to redistribute air and develop the gluten. This simple method helps reset the dough structure before final shaping and proofing.
Air Force keeps open mind on UFOs and explains sightings
Washington AP reports the Air Force maintains an open mind on unidentified flying objects and aims to explain sightings rather than silence witnesses. Project Blue Book has logged over 10 thousand reports since 1947, explaining 9,501 and leaving 646 unresolved, with no threat to national security attributed to any UFO.
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Washington
Air Force
Donald E. Keyhoe
National Investigations Committee
Pentagon
Flying Saucer Club
UFC
Michigan
Congress
Blue Book
Safety Tests At Altoona And Midway Schools
Students at Altoona and Midway will take part in a two part safety program on driving danger led by Leland Anderson of the Kansas Farm Bureau. Sponsored by Wilson County Farm Bureau, the event includes a lecture and a live braking test using a paint bullet indicator to measure reaction and stopping distances at 20 and 30 mph.
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Toona
Leland Anderson
Kansas Farm Bureau Safety Department
Wilson County Farm Bureau
Altoona
Midway
Space scientists question flying saucer sightings
Three space scientists at a Baltimore convention challenged the reality of flying saucers. Dr. Paul A. Campbell called reports mind driven, while Dr. John S. Hall suggested advanced aliens would seek more sophisticated targets than swamps and roads. Dr. Edward C. Walsh warned about sighting participants.
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Baltimore, Md
Paul A. Campbell
John S. Hall
Lowell Observatory
Arizona
Edward C. Walsh
Hall
Michigan
Crossroads
Oklahoma
Paris
New York
London
Venus
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