Amery Chapter Installs Officers for Ensuing Year
Topeka based Amery Chapter installed chapter officers for the year with Commander Frank Shoemaker and Senior Vice Commander Fred Mart among others. Auxiliary officers were installed by Mrs. Al Severson Hutchinson State Auxiliary Commander, including Commander Mrs. Frank Shoemaker and others. Gold Star members honored. future meeting canceled in favor of July fried chicken picnic at Clinton Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer Gaston
Topeka
Frank Shoemaker
Fredmart
Ewing Gunn
Richard Stucky
Treast
Don C. Clark
Michael H. Kine
William H. Marsh
Norman Denton
Herbert Weakly
al. Severson
Hutchinson
M. H. Kinney
E. J. Lambert
Kinney
F. G. Jolly
Norman Thomas
Nellie Morris
H. W. Mitchell
Ted Cox
Severson
Shoemaker
Stucky
Harris
Clark
From Overbrook Garden Club District Meeting Notes
Seventeen club members represented the Northeast District of the Kansas Associated Garden Clubs at the First Methodist Church in Overbrook. President Mrs Fred A Richardson of Lawrence chaired a program including club reports, a luncheon, accordion numbers by Miss Mary Atkinson, and prize drawings. Lawrence participants listed. meeting also covered regional events and the national meet in San Francisco next spring. In Austin Texas a new commercial ice making process by Prof John Watt claims faster, cheaper ice production using a haillike core and rapid layered freezing.
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Kansas Associated Garden Clubs
First Methodist
Overbrook
Fred A. Richardon
Lawrence
F. MM. Craig
Ralph Lawson
Atchison
Leavenworth
Nortonville
Baldwin
Lyndon
Dwight
Manhattan
Marysville
Topeka
Overanraphe
Seneca and
Heron
Olie R. Parsons
Rocky Mountain
Biloxi
Miss
Sylvan Lake
Custer State Park
Black Hills
South Dakota
Memors
San Francisco
Tuncheon
Roy Baker
Mary Atkinson
Fred A. Richardson
Ralph Colman
Ralph Lawton
W. Anderson
Elizabeth Harkey
J. E. Robb
Mattie Lindsay
James Messer
Quickerr
P. TD. Olmsted
Gertie K. Johnston
E. F. Hudleston
el- R. Ulrich
H.H. Lane
Ka Eberth
W. Hancock
F. A
Charles Kig
Haglund
Guy Charles Springer
J. A. Tugele
R. B. Marckley
O. 0. Kennedy
Marence Gorrill
Austin
Tex
Universy of Texas
John Watt
Watt
Medical Profession Has Yet To Devise Anti Boredom Pill
MAL BOYLE argues boredom is the era’s chief malady in civilized nations and that the medical field has not produced an anti boredom pill. He claims fear of death motivates action, routine work breeds dissatisfaction, and outdoors activity or purposeful effort eases the condition, citing a parrot that eats spaghetti as a whimsical cure.
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Mal
Fic Bow
Ite
Ten Local Students At Midwestern Art Camp Show
Ten local students among 49 artists at the Midwestern Art Camp hosted by the University of Kansas will exhibit their work this Sunday in Strong Hall. The display includes painting, design, commercial art, jewelry, weaving, silversmithing, cartooning, pottery and sculpture.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Strong Hall
Marjorie Whitney
Whitney
United States
Ponna Rae Carlson
Route
Donald Carney
St. Raphael
United States Soccer Team Eliminated From Qualifying
The U S Olympic soccer team was eliminated after two qualifying games. Italy won the first, 0 to 0, and Brazil defeated the Americans in the second, 8 to 0. The article also mentions myths about Mexican Indian tribes descended from trees.
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Italy
Brazil
Local residents named in addressed notices
Jean Stewart of 1245 Oread Ave, Eleanor Marie Youngberg of 1908 Barker St, and Martha Jean Ziesenis of 17 R. I. St. are listed in an unsigned public notices fragment detailing addresses. The readable text provides no further context or actions beyond identifying these individuals and street locations.
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Jean Stewart
Oread Ave
Eleanor Marie Youngberg
Barker St
Martha Jean Ziesenis
R. I. St
Eisenhower names Stewart Newlin assistant press secretary
Dwight D Eisenhower announced Stewart Newlin of Topeka as assistant press secretary to Hagerty. Newlin has long service in campaign publicity roles and state government, including Kansas Highway Commission PR director under Gov Frank Carson and AP work in Kansas City and Topeka.
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Eisenhower
Stewart Newlin
Topeka
Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Newlin
James C. Hagerty
Washington
Chicago
Gov
Kansas
Kansas Highway Commission
Frank Carson
Associated Press
Kansas City
Garden City
Arkansas City
Shawnee, Okla
Court Suspends Fine for Harboring Barking Dog
Harry Rose of 130 Ohio Street faced a police court hearing this morning for harboring a barking dog. The court suspended a $25 fine.
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Harry Rose
Ohio St
Eisenhower's Postwar Years Plagued by Unmet Dreams
Editor's note outlines Dwight D. Eisenhower's six crowded years after V E Day, detailing his longing for home life, farm near Gettysburg, and golf, and showing how public service, speeches, and leadership kept him in motion. It notes his transition from SHAEF to SHAPE, brief private years, and eventual return to service.
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Eisenhower
AP News
Saul Pett
Dwight Eisenhower
Europe
Mamie
Trun
Shaef
Shape
Ike
Gettysburg
London
Abilene
Valley of the Thames
Kangas
Plains
Texas
Mos
Ike's European Tour Shapes Public Image Ahead of Election
The article recalls General Eisenhower uniting allies during World War I and his legendary European popularity as Margaret Truman visits Paris with mixed reception. It notes the French president's warmer greeting and Ike's rising profile, with the voter impact to be decided on November 4 as Eisenhower becomes a candidate.
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Columbia University
Eisenhower
Bucyrus
Washington
President Truman
T9 Command Supreme Headquarters
Allied Powers
Europe
Tke
Asia
Ike
Margaret Truman
Paris
France
Communists win two day extension in stemmed talks
In Korea the Communists secured a two day recess extension in secret armistice talks. Peiping radio quoted Chou En Lai as saying Communist China would adhere with reservations to the Geneva Convention on war prisoners. It suggested a plan to transfer Red prisoners who refuse repatriation to a mutual third power or substitute organization, such as all-Swiss international.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Korea
UAK
Peiping Red Radio
Chou En-Lai
China
Communists consider new recess proposals during July sessions
The report notes no response from the REO on the Communist request for a Petey recess. Observers here believe a potential fresh U Nu statement or proposal may have emerged in the current sessions begun July 4. Red delegates have called additional recesses for similar aims.
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Committee of the New Cross
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