Blind Scouts Conquer Hills In Camp With Sighted Troop
In Los Angeles a band of blind Scouts from Troop 827 joined Troop 122 for a camp in the Hollywood Hills. Despite challenges, six regular members 15 and 16 years old James Fisher Richard C Gonnell Tom Kengo Sakamoto Neil Schulman and Philmore Tonkin led hikes swam and cooked. They followed marked trails by touch and sound proving their independence and inspiring sighted peers with responsibility and teamwork.
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Las Angvne
United
Imai
Bat
Jock Hader
Troup 827
James Fisher
Richard C. Gonnell
Tom T
Kengo Sakamoto
Neil Schulman
Philmore Tonkin
American Women’s Voluntary Servicer
Ecouta
Arthur Latta
Hollywood Hills
Camp Fe
Geout
Posay
Jim
Rade
Bates
Los Angeles
Mont
Vwlaton
Berlin News Babe Charms Listeners On Allied Radio
Christina Ohisen, dubbed Newnbabe, is a popular Berlin radio figure on RIAS, spoofing headlines and entertaining in the western sectors. Once a factory worker turned stage comedian, she now faces risk as Soviet and Nazi forces loom, while city elections loom in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Christina Ohisen
RIAS
Lillaen F. Heimlich
Columbus
Newnbabe
Berng
Christian
Christina
Beene
Christina Anys
Berliners urged boycott amid shattered world peace talk
Fragmented clippings cite Berlin letters calling for a boycott to boost papers in the Soviet sector, with exchanges mocking politicians. Mentions Christina denying emigration, liking RIAS, and mix of political barbs. Also notes Prime Minister Stalin’s 70th birthday tapestry gift plan and local Midwest community notices on meetings, cards, and birthdays.
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Chinthna
Christina
Germany
Rias
Bratmavs
Stalin
Kansas Counties Dominate Wheat Output With High Yields
Aitko Douglas County leads in corn oats soybeans and hay with 1 117 500 bushels of wheat among 231 368 000 Kansas crop total. Shawnee and Wyandotte show top and bottom county figures with 1 354 600 and 108 300 bushels respectively. State average wheat yield is 17.5 but Finney reports 16.6 yielding 379 000 acres and 6 291 000 bushels.
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Aitko Douglas
Shawnee
Jefferson
Leavenworth
Johnson
Franklin
Osage
Wyan- Idotte
Shawnee County
H. LE. Colling
Federal and State Bureau
Altho
Finney County
Garden City
Reno
Wyandotte
Cub Scouts Meet at First Baptist Church
The regular pack 4 meeting featured a candle molding demo by Mrs. Brooks and a puzzle display by Dr. Grothaus of the KU faculty. Awards were given to scouts including Allan Hemphill Richard Williams Darrel Grothaus John McGrew Larry Smith Bobby Ford Galen White Ronnie Williams Bob Wiley Weeks John Cotton Howard Hammond Richard Proctor Derril Beene George Muilenberg and Douglas Jennings. Den mother registrations went to Mrs. Beene McGrew Brooks Williams and Weeks. Pack committee awards went to Dr. Grothaus and Basile. Bob Weeks earned cub master award. Next meeting is February 11 with a turkey dinner marking the 39th birthday of scouting.
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First Baptist Church
George Brooks
C. E. Grothaus
K.uu
Allan Hemphill
Richard Williams
Darrel Grothaus
John McGrew
Larry Smith
Bobby Ford
Galen White
Ronnie Williams
Bob Wiley Weeks
John Cotton
Howard Hammond
Richard Proctor
Derril Beene
George Muilenberg
Douglas Jennings
Mis
Douglas Beene
C. C. Williams
R. W. Weeks
A. 4
Basile
Bob Weeks
Les Morgan
Mechanical Brain Convinces Boyle H's Time To Yell Whoa To Science
New York report questions the rise of thinking machines and warns of future warfare, space ventures, and labor shifts. Dr W R Ashby suggests a mechanical brain may think and gain desires, challenging human supremacy and the 40 hour week. The piece likens machines to workers and foresees a future where human effort supports intelligent machines, altering society and industry.
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Boyle H
Mal Boyle
New York
Tman
Feenee
Bassin
Science
W. R. Ashby
Ashby
Journal-World
Wright Brothers
Mackey Hore and neighbors in health and travel notes
Mackey Hore Miller shown improving after throat trouble. W Bereiter to spend winter with daughter MPa Ail Hollgers and Mr Rodgdre. Mr and Mrs Frank Brune and year boul centulties of Karin Hureau. Harry Miller and family buying a new car. Joe Memphitt and Nannie Charlton were dinner guests at Art Hemphill home. Nicolay couple in Topeka for operations and niece Mrs Smith hosting. Raymond Gardner and relatives to Wakarusha and Murray for dinner with sister. Markey Community Club Friday meeting cancelled due to bad roads. Raymond Gardner attended the crop and livestock discussion with W. E. Willoughby of Manhattan speaking.
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Nebrbass
Ross Pine
H. G. van Neste
Farm Bureau Board
Government Building
Farm Bureau
St. Valentine'a
Oakleigh Home
Castle Tea Room
Sans Place
A. Ke
Green Bros
Bertha Winterscheld
Pei
Pearce
Chadlex Wood
Charles Haxerman
Fallen
New York
Willis BR. Colman
Harold Willetts
Lawrence
BL. Stumbo
L. Channey
Mary Fletcher
Mallattan
Baldwin
Ambrose Bigsby
Muesia
Guy Bigsiy
Sand
W. H. Weeks
Cleveland
Ohio
Karl Janeway
Dick Wise
FF. Morgan
E. L. Stumbo
Rodgers
Johnnie Morgan
K.U
Kansas City
Mia
Frank Brune
Ik Weat
Jiueau _puliiing
Adalon
Hor
Miller
W. Bereiter
Mpa
Ail Hollgers
Rodgdre
Albaauerane
Prank Brune
Boul Centulties
Karin Hureau
Harry Miler
and Stra
Joe Memphitt
Ae Nannie Charlton
Art Hemphill Hone Sunda
Nicolay
Topeka
St. Francis Hoppital
Nicol
Smith
Raymond Gardner
Wakarusha
Surray
Markey Community Club
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10S
Angeles
Tless
Floridaring
Oak Ridge
Werknes
Pera Ap
Creo Sr
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Phi Delta Theta
Robert Weir
Sigmie’ Kappa Sorority
Palmyra
David Kerns
Lane Collina
Harold Bailey
Kansas State Board of Health
Lawrence-Douglas County
Fe Hurdson
Sly Odeon
Tacheon
Foon
Yaom
Hedeca
Adson Heave
Imme Uyeewete
Brealmi
Bastein
Funess
Hudeon
Alwad
CUB
Cubs
Sensions
Mackey
Florida
Jocksonville
Miami
Jawisonville
Havana
Frisco
Evarglades National Park
Victor
Frisco Travel Bureau
11Th Bt
Kame City 6
Karees
Pullmas
Sbotale
Caribbean Cruises
Fioridal
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