Third annual Jayhawk 4-H club fair at Clyde Husted farm
The Jayhawk 4-H club, 26 members, held a weekend fair at the Clyde Husted farm in Grant township northwest of Lawrence. Livestock, crops, and home economy projects were shown for county 4-H and Haskell fair judging on August 26. Judges included Dr. Hagenbuch and Russell Kiote with Phil Evans and Mrs. Fane set to attend. fair committee members were Frank Hageduech, Shara Hueted, Jasainhard, Mrs. Roe Roney, and Dr. Hagenbuch.
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Clyde Husted
Grant Township
Lawrence
Haskell
FG. Hagenbuch
van Russell Kiote
Jefferson County
Esterson
Phil Evana
Mio
KMMC
Fuane
Frank Hagedueh
Shara Hueted
Jasainhard
Mra
Roe. Roney
Hagenbuch
Infant individuality traced in five year study findings
A long article notes researchers in child development identifying early signs of individual adult personality traits. Dr Genet and colleagues describe how infants as young as 12 weeks show distinct temperaments, with sets of traits that persist but can shift under environment. Parents can learn about children’s needs from developmental insights and guidance on fostering growth.
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New York
Thomas
Dr. Genet
Isie University
Bern
Gevel
New Paltz
X.Y
Dr. Hytes
Dr. Wymes
Nothiz
Bat
Systeem
Lottie Elsworth Bapi Pyten
Dewey and Stassen Confer On Campaign Problems
Dewey and Stassen conferred long by telephone on inflation meat supply and other campaign issues. Hagerty said the two Republicans will dovetail speeches and Stassen may handle general political topics including inflation and meat supply. Stassen recently visited Dewey at his Quaker Hill home and hinted at an active campaign role.
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Pawling
N.Y
Thomas
Dewey
Hare’ Stassen
Threetivan
Stissen
James C. Hagerty
Minnesota
Quakver Hill
Stassen
St. Paul
Hagerty
Stascen
New York
United States Pushes Danube Plan At Conference
The United States demanded a fair share for Western powers in Danube control and accused Russia of attempting to secure influence for communist states of Eastern Europe. Ambassador Cavendish Cannon presented an American plan for a Danube commission of eleven nations, including Austria and Germany under certain conditions, while dismissing a restricted Soviet proposal as inadequate to guarantee navigation freedom for ships of all nations.
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United
Stites
Danube
Russia
Europe
Cavendish Cannon
Austria
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Ukraine
France
Britain
Germany
Adrien Thierry
Paris
Huss
Cannon
Eur
Nellie Litz Fined for Disturbing the Peace in Police Court
Mrs Nellie Litz of 616 Lake Street was fined 320 by Judge O J Lar in police court for disturbing the peace. The complaint by Mrs S47 Pennsylvania S Jim Litz Wichita involved a related matter. Elgin Snavely, her son in law, faces county court trial on a fault arising from the same incident last Friday night.
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Nellie Litz
Lake Street
O. J. Lar
Mra
Pennsylvania
Jim Litz
Wichita
Elgin
To Be a Popular Team Ager Be a Good Joiner
Teens Martha and Earl share opinions on popularity in sports and social life. They discuss joining sororities and canteens behind the coke, grooming, and ways to appear fashionable. The piece notes Earl’s increased popularity and mentions Dick’s Building and summer fashion tips.
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Dixie
Dick Wise
Martha
Earl
Earlays
Earlenhe
Gether
Read Many Books In Lawrence Summer Program
Lawrence schools summer reading program shows many pupils reading over 20 books in June and July with 151 readers totaling 522 books. Schools listed include McAllaster Cordley New York Woodlawn Lincoln Junior High and others. names of pupils completing over 10 books appear, though transcription is partial and some names unclear.
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Lawrence
Larry Heeb
P.T.A. Council
Fil Inckney
McAllaster
Cordley
New York
Woodlawn
Lincoln
Linen
Jocelyn Black Woodlaws
Sane Dicker
He Tinsid Kober
Molly
Bethel Dean Dies After Return From Europe
Newton Kansas August 4 Dr Peter S Goertz dean of Bethel college and professor of philosophy and religion died at his home from a cerebral hemorrhage He and his wife had just returned from Europe where he did relief work He had been on leave and planned to resume duties He belonged to many educational associations including secretary of the Bas association of college and university deans from 1916 to 1940 He was born in 1890 and studied at McPherson College and the University of Chicago He earned a PhD from Yale in 1923 He is survived by his widow a son and two daughters
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Newton
Kan
Peter S. Goertz
Bethel Eelsee
Mra. Goertz
Europe
Tealiege
Goertz
Increase in Revenue for Kansas Tax Revenue in August
Aug. 5 Toneka reports a tax revenue rise of 117,031.51 dollars versus last year. The gain, led by higher sales and other taxes, offset a sharp drop in beer and cigarette tax. Officials blame inventories and a levy increase for the beer and tobacco decline.
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Toneka
Kansa Mn
Aite
Kansi State Employment Office Sees Small Weekly Increases
The Kansi State Employment Service Office last week reported 47 job placements, up from the prior week, and reception contacts rising to 326 from 263. Unemployment claims on file climbed to 77 from 61, while 16 job openings remained unchanged. A zoological aside mentions ancient relations between hirda ceropalilians and crocodilians.
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Kansi
Wen
Racer Crashes into Crowd at Grand Stand Event
A 1,500 strong crowd watched as a race car veered off track and struck spectators near St Johns. Driver William Stone, 24, was tossed from the car and injured, while 14 others suffered minor cuts. The mishap damaged a utility pole and halted the program, a benefit for grieves two drivers killed here two weeks earlier.
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Len
St. Johns
Withor Ure Sun Ape
William Stone
Hies
Traffic Accidents Increase in Lawrence City
Twenty eight motor vehicle accidents were reported to city police in July raising year to date totals to 238. Chief C A Hiesner notes most occurred in daylight with eight after dark. One person was killed since October 1945 within city limits, and five injured in July bringing seven month injuries to 25. No pedestrian accidents were recorded in July.
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C. A. Hiesner
Congress Approves UN Home Loan Legislation
Washington August 5 President Truman won his first request of the special session by securing congressional approval of a $63,900,000 loan to the United Nations for a parental facility in New York City. The House passed a bill already Senate-approved as confessional action stood at 14 to 27.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
United Nations
New York City
House
Senate
Lingering guests stretch party time at the door
A reader complains guests linger at the front door, keeping others standing and delaying departure. The note laments polite behavior that drags on, urging quicker goodbyes and less crowding.
Etiquette Notes on Weddings and Social Visits
Abridged guidance on wedding shower duties gowns for attendants who bears the cost who hosts dinner and luncheon etiquette for guests choosing attire and handling departures. It advises bridesmaids guests manners and leaving before overstaying with practical tips and gentle rules.
Hearing on School Budget At Liberty Memorial High
A public hearing on the Ms 19499 District Aocacheel budget is set for 7 o clock tonight at Liberty Memorial High. The regular monthly meeting of the board of education will follow.
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Welock
Liberty Menorial High
Boards of Education
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