Dairy day highlights at K State college farm and home week
Kansas State College's farm and home week featured dairy day with focus on dairy problems and awards in poultry and corn shows. Winners included the certified flock and approve flock prizes and the sweepstakes corn winner Rolly Freeland Effingham, with multiple firsts in dairy seed shows and presidents elected for Ayrshire Brown Swiss Guernsey and Holstein-Friesian breeders associations.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Kansas Poultry Improvement. Association
C. F. Errebo
Dodge City
J. J. Ackerman
Hoxie
Glen C. Idleman
Kinsley
G. R. North
McCracken
Floyd Fike
Ramona
Rolly Freeland
Effingham
C. C. Cunningham
Eldorado
William Ingwerson
LeRoy
Ingwerson
Civic Club Night Set With Hockey Fans In Kansas City
Kansas City hockey team the Jubilants celebrate a sixth straight win after a long overtime battle with the Tulsa Oilers. They head north for three games with Twin City clubs before returning to face the St. Louis Flyers at Pla-Mor on February 14 for Civic club and Booster night with Patsy Phillipps as skating entertainment and group seating plans for clubs ready at special rates.
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Kansas City
Tulsa Oilers
Twin City
Greyhounds
St. Louis Flyers
Missouri-Kansas Territory
Patsy Phillipps
St. Paul
Patsy
Civic
Baltimore
Pe Lawrence Kiwanis
Lions Clu
Three KU Students Win University Scholarships
O. Scott of Garden City Merle E Simmons and Earl E Marshall of Kansas City Mo received University scholarships with stipends of 100 dollars for the semester. Dean E B Stouffer announced. Scott majors in political science Simmons in Spanish and Marshall in geology in the graduate school. Graduate students must pursue a full graduate course.
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Tra O. Scott
Garden City
Merle E. Simmons
Earl E. Marshall
Kansas City
E. B. Stouffer
Scott
Simmons
Marshall
Browder Loses in New York Special Congressional Election
Michael Edelstein of Tammany Democrats defeats Republican and Communist rivals in the district left by the late William Sirovich. Edelstein wins 12,962 votes to Lefkowitz 6,665 and Browder 3,011 after Sirovich’s death. Browder had faced passport fraud conviction prior. 1988 results show Sirovich with 15,784 votes Democratic and 7,938 American Labor. No communist candidate this year.
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New York
Michael Edelstein
Tammany Democrat
Congress
Roosevelt
Lower Manhattan
William S. Sirovich
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Earl Browder
Browder
Washington
John C. Knox
Atlanta
Wenden
Sirovich
Maurice Wahl
David L. Glendenin
Swedish workers offer Moscow trip to communists rejected
The Metal Workers union at Varberg offered free one way tickets to Moscow with a ten year visit required, but no members accepted the deal. The effort aimed to curb Soviet praise by communists within the union, but departed without takers.
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Stockholm
Metal Workers Union
Varberg
Soviet Russia
Moscow
Old Chadwick Car Returned to Life in Parade Preview
In Lawrence an 1915 Chadwick automobile, once owned by Morris, is being restored. Workers recall its unique chain drive, copper lines, and hand cranking before self starters. The relic shows leather upholstery and a dark red finish, with repair bills from 16 dollars.
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Chadwick
Montour
Morris
Lawrence
Colorado
Altho
Massachusetts Street
Name Mother-in-Law Is Good Enough for Texans
Amarillo Texas reports the National Mother-in-law club resists the New York proposal to rename the term. Members led by Nellie Donald defend the "mother-in-law" title as proper, with Amarillo serving as headquarters. National Mother-in-law Day is observed March 5 by the group.
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Texans
Amarillo
Tex
Mother-in-law Association of
New York
Gene Howe
Nellie Donald
Donald
Amarillo Organization
Kansan Leaders Consider Delegation to Woodring If Roosevelt Shuns Third Term
Several Kansas Democratic leaders said they might ask a presidential delegation pledged to Secretary of War Woodring if President Roosevelt does not seek a third term. One Kansan noted no action until Roosevelt's intentions are known.
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Woodrin
Washington
Kansas
War Woodring
Roosevelt
Opinions On Air Student Broadcast Begins Tomorrow Night
The 1940 Student Opinion on the Air series starts at 8 o clock tomorrow over WREN with Prof. E C Buehler of the speech department presiding. Tomorrow's program features Mac Wynne as chairman of a roundtable on American Isolation with James Meredith Robert Hedges and Emmet Park as participants. Subsequent programs will be contests with a five dollar prize decided by three judges and audience vote. Next week’s topic is Republican Possibilities for Pres-.
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Wren
E. C. Buehler
Department of Speech and Dramatic Art
Mac Wynne
Hays
James Meredith
Robert Hedges
Wichita
Emmet Park
Chanute
Lemons and Ru-Ex Claim Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief
Simple home recipe combines Ru-Ex Compound with water and lemon juice to ease rheumatic arthritis and neuritis. Two tablespoons twice daily, with promised relief within 48 hours. Money back guarantee if not improved. available at Round Corner Drug Company and Good Drug Stores Everywhere.
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Round Corner Drug Company
Good Drug
Democratic Broadcast Series Planned for Citizenship Theme
The Student Forum board and the department of speech and dramatic art will sponsor a four week series starting February 29 on Democratic Possibilities for President and campus to international problems. Prizes funded by the Student Forum. A planning meeting for invited participants is set for 1 30 tomorrow in S Greenhall. Interested students should see Professor Buehler.
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Student Forum Board
Department of Speech and Dramatic Art
Buehler
S Greenhall
Printer Marlin Reppert Buys Half Interest in Southeast Kansas Tribune
Marlin F. Reppert, high school printing instructor, announced the purchase of Mrs. Earl A. Yee's half interest in the Southeast Kansas Tribune weekly, its job printing plant and office equipment store. The sale took effect February 1 and Reppert will retire from teaching at semester's end.
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Independence
Kan
Marlin F. Reppert
Earl A. Yee
Southeast Kansas Tribune
Reppert
Yoe Brothers Founding in 1871 Highlighted
Origins trace to 1871 as W. Z. Yoe and Charles Yoe established a business venture, marking the start of a regional enterprise later associated with their family name.
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W. Z. and
Charles Yoe
Educational Division Offers Free Booklet on Interesting Subject
A booklet featuring opinions of famous doctors on a noted subject will be mailed free to interested readers. Send request to the Educational Division at 53 Fifth Ave New York NY. Limited quantities available while supplies last.
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Farsious
Fifth Ave
New York
N.Y
Dept. Fai
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