Marriage and family training urges at Kiwanis talk
Dr. Robert Foster presented a Kansas University lecture series on marriage at the Eldridge hotel. He warned cities hinder youth with scarce play space and urged training for couples and parents to reduce marital and in law friction and to better raise children.
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Universy of
Kansas
Kiwanis Club
Eldridge Hotel
Foster
Detroit
Taylor
Dr. Poster
Death Notice for William C Helm at 45
William C Helm died at about 45 this morning at his home 9610 East 15th street from a heart attack. A palmotor was sent by the fire department but he could not be saved. He had recently left the Hand restaurant on Massachusetts Street after selling the business. He served in the army until about a year ago and is survived by two sisters Mrs Albert Hadl of Eudora and Mrs Lee Spousa of Ellsworth, and three brothers Harold Helm of Leavenworth Bryan Helm of the home and Donivan Helm of Kansas City.
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East 15Th Street
Helm
Onassachusetts Street
Albert Hadl
Eudora
Lee Spousa
Ellsworth
Harold Helm
Leavenworth
Bryan Helm
Old
Donivan
Strike ties up boxcars in Illinois tied to Kans crops
Gov. Schoeppel reported 163 boxcars idle at Warsaw Illinois since October 1 1945 due to a labor strike hindering Kansas grain movement. The wagons on Toledo Peoria and Western tracks remained idle for most of a year.
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Topeka
Andrew Schoeppel
Warsaw
Ill
Schoeppel
W. C. van Pappelendam
Kansas
Open Peace Meet Faces Questions On Reparations and Borders
An Australian report doubts the Soviet $1 billion reparations figure and suggests Evatt may push a fact finding committee for a bill of particulars. A Canadian source notes smaller nations scrutinize treaty terms on Italy ceding Briga and Tenda borders to France.
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Russia
Autralian
Evatt
Italy
Briga
Tenda
France
Break Deadlock Clears Path for Social Security Vote
Washington August 1 1979 a major barrier to adjournment was blasted away as the house voted to seek a compromise with the senate on social security. The deadlock threatened adjournment tomorrow and raised the prospect of raising the old age insurance tax from 1 to 2.5 percent, though the measure freezes the levy at one percent.
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Washington
House
Senate
Government weighs penny bread price hike and flour increase
Washington officials discuss possible price boosts for bread and flour as the new price decontrol board prepares public hearings by August 12. Plans call for restoring ceilings on meats dairy grains cotton seed and soybeans by August 20, with controls on eggs poultry tobacco and petroleum to follow only with board consent.
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Washington
OPA
Agriculture Department
Roy L. Thompson
Paul Porter
Porter
Polio cases rise 71 percent in first seven months
Dr Hart E Van Riper reports 4176 U S polio cases from Jan 1 to July 27, up 71 percent from 244? the previous year. He notes Minnesota leads with 499 cases, amid a national surge in infantile paralysis.
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New York
Hart E. van Riper
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Day
Paportes
van Riper
Minnesota
Refrigerator Plane Delivers Fresh Fruit to Chicago Firm
A two engine refrigerator plane arrived from Los Angeles on its maiden cargo flight for Santa Fe Skyway, Inc. It brought California peaches Pacific swordfish and melons with fresh strawberries for the Fred Harvey restaurant in Chicago.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Santa Fe Skyway, Inc
Fred Harvey
Gasoline Fire at Rays Garage Suppressed by Fire Dept
A blaze at Rays Garage and Repair on 13th and Oak Hill started yesterday afternoon after gasoline in an open can ignited from an acetylene cutting torch. The fire department arrived and extinguished the fire before it spread.
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Rays
13Th
Oak Hill
Douglas County Marriage Licenses and Divorces Report
The Douglas county probate office issued 77 marriage licenses last month, nearly double the prior year’s figure and 15 fewer than June this year. District court filed 18 divorce suits in July. a four line classified ad for a full week costs 96 cents.
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Douglas County
Sor Patieon
Douglas County District Court
League of Nations
Hungary
Canada
Germany
Ireland
Sweden
India
England
Delays Hit Lawrence County Education Report
With 120 rural districts late on annual reports due July 1, Margaret Hurley county superintendent says the county report to the state board cannot be completed on time. Delays force postponement of the county superintendent statistics despite the July deadline.
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Margaret Hurley
State Board of Education
Santa Monica passes dog sniffing ban on public spaces
The city council enacted a ordinance prohibiting dogs from sniffing on public parks or sidewalks. The misdemeanor carries a 500 pound fine and or up to six months in jail for the owner, not the dog, with the measure approved yesterday.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Prices to Kansas farmers hit near record in July
Kansas farmers received the second highest prices on record for all commodities in July, according to H. L. Collins federal state agricultural statistician. The August report notes strong prices across crops and livestock, signaling a favorable year for farm income.
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Topeka
Kansas
H. L. Collins
Divorce Suit Filed in Douglas County Court
Felicita Reyes filed for divorce against Teburicin Reyes in the Douglas County district court.
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Douglas County District Court
Felicita Reyes
Teburicin Reyes
Market News Mixed Movements In Early Trading
AP US market report notes stocks generally higher with selective gains and profit taking in cotton and chicano-corn. Kansas City livestock shows cattle steady to weak with week totals soft. vealers and calves down about 50, feeders weak, bulls dull, steer and heifer prices uneven across lots.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
DANIO
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Lambe
Olson Says Tacoma Contractor Blackmailed Him for Mayoral Bid
Former secretary to Rep. John Coffey testifies before the Senate War Investigating Committee that Tacoma contractor Elvind Anderson attempted to blackmail him to withdraw as Tacoma mayoral candidate last January.
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Paul A. Olson
John Coffey
D. Wash
Senate War Investigating Committee J
Elvind Anderson
Tacoma
Native Spring Lambs Demand for Slaughter Ewes Discussed
A fragment discusses slaughter quotas for ewes and lambs, noting numbers like 6 S697 ob and references to breed and age categories. The text is fragmentary and not clearly tied to a named event or organization.
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Islaughter Ewes
Estimated Livestock Markets in Kansas Aug 1
Estimated livestock receipts for Kansas states cattle sheep and hogs by county and market. Regional summaries include price ranges and supply volumes with focus on cattle and sheep movements.
Market Report on Prairie and Livestock Prices and Arrivals
The article details rough figures from the Kansas City Hay Market and prairie markets with notes on stock arrivals in Chicago and U.S. ships for lured firms. It mentions various products including poultry and meats with prices and quantities such as turkeys ducks and gumbo squabs per pound and references to market trends in Missouri Nebraska and Arkansas.
Wall Street Day Ends Mixed As Leaders Falter
The Day in Wall Street reports a firmer start but a softer finish as market leaders show fatigue. Swings occur in stock issues with several early stumbles steadied later and soft spots emerging through the session.
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Wall Street
York
Market Report Notes Mixed Action on Ticker Tape
Curries occasional while transfers hovered around thousand shares. New York and Harlem revived briefly on the ticker, up 25 points to 310 on limited shares. Peninsula mining peers including Sunshine Mining and Cerro de Pasco rose after a lifted quarterly. others like Kennecott, International Harvester, and General Motors showed strength.
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Harlem
Pond Creek
Sunshine Mining
Cerro de Pasco
Kennecott
International Harvester
Hilary Walker
Southern Railway
Chesapeake and Ohi
Great Northern Railway
Montgomery Want
Hackward
Bethlehem
General Motors
American Telephone
Johns-Manville
Grain Prices in Kansas City Market Report
The Kansas City grain report lists wheat categories including hard and dark varieties, No 2 red and No 2 white listed with mixed lot descriptions. Corn prices and white and mixed corn notes appear with varying quotations from regional markets.
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Kansas City
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