Camp Shows Homemaking Skills For Scout Girls
The article notes that summer Scout camps teach homemaking to thousands of children nationwide. Girls work in groups to plan menus with a dietitian approving, handle meals on limited budgets, and learn serving and cleanup tasks. The flexible program lets them write their own schedules, with homemaking topping interest and swimming second. Miss Hazel K. Allen promotes broader camping in schools as winter activity.
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Lydia Gray Shaw
New York
Hazel K. Allen
Seoul
Grain and Livestock Markets Across Cities
Market wire reports from St Louis Kansas City and Chicago show live poultry egg butter and cheese prices. Kansas City and Chicago list butter and egg values with varying grades while hogs cattle and sheep markets in Kansas City reflect slow to higher activity and mixed quotes. continued market coverage noted.
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K. C. Livestock
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. Agr
Guldahl Triumphs In Dramatic Ryder Cup Bid
The writer praises Horton Guldahl's dramatic finish as he clings to the lead on a tough course. Sammy Snead and Bobby Cruikshank post solid totals, while rivals falter down the stretch. Guldahl secures a potential Ryder Cup berth and a big payday, cementing him as a standout figure for the year.
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Guldahl
Horace
U. S. Navy
Sammy Snead
Bobby Cruikshank
Petunias
Brother Guldahl
Bobby Jones
Jones
Jasper
Guldaht
Raiply
Quote on future odds and rewards in a private aside
An enigmatic line reflects anxiety about survival and fate, noting the speaker’s hope to remain alive into the next year and avoid a dubious move toward an undesired destination. It frames personal fear about what may come.
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Ralph
Horace
War debts fall due. only Finland pays promptly
Washington June 14 AP reports war debt installments totaling 1.5 billion dollars due tomorrow from three European countries. No indication more than a small fraction will be paid. Only Finland, owing 163,144 dollars, has announced intent to pay on time. the others have been in default since 1933.
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Washington
Finland
Debtors Hope for War Debt Settlement Yet to See Action
Report from Europe notes France and Great Britain hope for quick settlement of the war debt issue but no official moves have occurred. The United States expressed willingness to consider any refinancing plan. A separate AP dispatch from St Louis states Chief McCarthy, age 70 and in police service 43 years, has applied for immediate retirement. The Civil War reference recalls the 1861 Battle of Wild Cat in Rockcastle County Kentucky.
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France
Great Britain
United States
McCarthy
ST. Louis
John J. McCarthy
Department
Wild Cat
Rockcastle County
Flashes of Life and Satirical Notes Across the Nation
AP reports varied small items from El Dorado to Kansas City and Geneva. A minister preached via a public address hookup from his bedroom. Funeral directors face sales tax on caskets and vaults as the estate is taxed. Federal science puzzlement over a mechanical cow prompts local experiments at Geneva NY. Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone National Park spans 138 square miles at 7,731 feet.
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EL Dorado
Kas
S. BD
Howery
Kansas City
Kansas
Science
Geneva
N. Y
Washington
State Agricultural Experiment
Yellowstone Lake
Yellowstone National Park
North America
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