McAllaster students showcase arts and activities at K U
A McAllaster school report details group singing on a wire recorder at KU and discussions on improvement. The sixth grade produced The McAllaster Review with Robbie Husteen and Marian Jones as co editors, Eugenia Lensure drawing the front page, and all students contributing. The sixth grade visited KU for a Mazurka and Music Clinic, while younger grades staged gym assembly with songs rhythms and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Mias Watkinson
Jeri Craig
McAllaster
Hartman Will
Robbie Husteen
Marian’ Jones
Eugenia Lensure
McAllaster Review
Wome
Mian Ellaworth
Lings, Kan
Swiss Arms Exports Counter Official Ban Spark Debate
Geneva Switzerland exports nearly nine million dollars of war materials since the 1944 ban on exports. The Federal Council explains that exceptions allow sale of used Swiss ordinance to governments pledged not to reexport. Major buyers in Latin America include Argentina and Nicaragua, with monthly totals cited in Swiss francs and francs.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Federal Council
Council
Swisney
Argentina
Nicaragua
Cheif
South America
Eact
Swiss
Foreign Trade Department
France
Ee National Zeitung
Af Basel
Aald
Latin America
Thea
Accent on Religion Week at KU Promotes Spiritual Emphasis
The university schedules a Religion Emphasis Week from February 20 to 27, 1948 with theme Dynamics for Living. Dr Palace will keynote, joined by speakers Samuel Mayerberg Harold Kuebl er Hoover Rupert Park Johnson F W Litchman Father Alfred Longly and others guiding organized houses classrooms and seminars. Committees led by Dale Theobald Ned Linegar Laura Mason and Gary Straley oversee publicity, speakers, finances, worship and seminar plans.
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Klu
Dr. Palace
Samuel Mayerberg
Harold Kuebler
YMCA
Hoover Rupert
Park Johnson
F. W. Litchman
Alfred C. Longly
Dale Theobald
Ned Linegar
Barbara Paul
Ray Boardman
Laura Mason
Edwin F. Price
Methodist
Gary Straley
Marthe Oatman
Mary Lou Redmond
Harold G. Barr
School of Religion
Robert Cram
James Cunningham
Loren B. Collins
Charles W. Thomas
Carol Donovan
Richy
Ard Childs
Albert Goodpasture
Helen Currier
Price
Athering Barber
Norman Hoover
Robert Beese
John Patton
Nita Brewster
Nancy Blex
Henry Bradshaw
R. W. Albert
Trinc
Welcome additions to New York kindergarten and classroom notes
The final welcome additions to the New York kindergarten are two electric heaters improving the door area. Reports cover birthdays, class activities, weather study, government units, a constitution lesson, a March of Dimes drive, health services like fluoride treatment, and student work across grades from first to sixth.
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New York
Sharon Kay Moon
Mra
Smith
Mika Dawson
Hults
Eva Jane McClintock
Denny Johnson
William Neuenswander
Marilyn Sontnur
Betty Hird
Abe Te
Charles Kite
Delbert Pringle
Vernon Smith
Barbara Marshall
Margaret Deckwa
Betty Allen
McGregor
Woodlawn
McAllamer
Cordley School News Highlights 1949 Report
The district shares notes on classroom activities from Cordley School. Teachers discuss reading groups and math subtraction, while students miss several due to illness. Fourth grade studies Kansas history and electricity experiments, and a calendar project by Jack Warner and Janice Norris marks daily progress amid winter weather. Lea Cooper and Freddie Moreau elected as student council reps. Lee Cooper to move to Louisiana with his family.
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Schessers Swond
Ing
Kenna Barnes
Jack Galloway
Mary Elizabeth McCollum
Nancy Morgan
Sylvia Washington
Bob White
Olhefplor
Wynkin Blinkin
Nod
Jack and Beanstalk
Peter Rabbit
City Fire Department
Parmeter
Thera
Simmons
Ralph Campbell
Cordley
Pinckney
McAllaster
Misa Jane Robinson
New York School
Mia Riley
Lea Cooper
Freddie Moreau
Sludent Council
Lee Cooper
Lawrence
Lee
Sporh
Louisiana
L8.u
Mins Shaw
Kansas
Jack Warner
Janice Norris
Guilty Secret Diet Confession From Patient Granny
An elderly lady famed for complaints admits she has been eating hot Grape-Nuts Wheat-Meal supplied by the maid for years. She reveals the guilty secret behind her energy to keep up her complaints while maintaining a strict breakfast ritual.
Faculty Luncheon Hosts Noted Church Advisers
Trinity Episcopal church advisor Wayne Love and Charles Cory chair a faculty luncheon with Reverend Robert C. Swift, Jane Joslyn, Phyllis Curtis, and Jack Hollingsworth listed among the attendees and the ity Lutheran church noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity Lutheran Church
Jane Joslyn
Charles Cory
Jack Hollingsworth
Robert C. Swift
Trinity Episcopal Church
Wayne Love
Phyllis Curtis
Farm prices in drop as index falls for sixth month
The Kansas farm price index declined for the sixth straight month led by drops in wheat, barley, hogs, veal calves and other products. Corn and grain sorghum rose slightly, while overall index stood 67 points below its January 15 peak. Wheat averaged 1.99 a bushel on January 13, hay markets held steady near last month, and horse prices fell about 80 percent?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Commodity Prices Reported Foraged January Market Movements
Prices eased from record highs with beef cattle at 21.19 per hundred, lambs at 22.40, and hogs down 6.90 since mid January 1918. Beef cattle and sheep saw declines while prices from August 1943 influence current values, reflecting a broad movement in livestock markets.
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Sheen M
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