Too Much Food Is Unappetizing in Summer Meals
Article outlines balanced small meals for hot weather by Mrs. Gaynor Maddox NEA Service Staff Writer. It lists asparagus with ham and eggs Milanese, curried beans with salad, and canned fish salads as suitable options, plus a sample daily menu and simple prep steps.
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Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Owls' 12 10 Loss Sparks Western Association Scoring
Springfield falls 12 to 10 after a seven run fifth inning by Topeka Owls ends a lengthy advantage. Joplin defeats Fort Smith 16 to 6 as Oldenburg Luby and Grayston hit four baggers. Salina shuts out Fort Smith 8 0 behind Karjalain on the mound. Hutchinson beats Muskogee 10 to 8 with every player scoring once. Pirates post eight runs in seventh. Tonight’s games include Salina at Fort Smith and St. Joseph at Joplin.
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Topeka Owls
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Cardinals
Joplin
Fort Smith
Walloping St. Joseph
Oldenburg
Luby
Grayston
Miners
Kenneth Jacobsen
Leonard Karjalain
Salina
Giants
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Muskogee
Pirates
St. Joseph
A Protest on Rye in Agriculture Policy
Senator Reed urges Secretary Wallace to drop a rule allowing farmers to plant up to 25 percent rye with wheat beyond their wheat allotment. The exchange underscores tension over Agricultural Adjustment Administration policies during the growing season.
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Washington
Wallace
Reed
R-Kan
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Walace
Kansas Wheat Policy Sparks Urgent Planting Debate
A Kansas wheat expert urges authorities not to grant planting authority this year. He notes rye in wheat worsens quality and price, and says last year’s regulation aids long-term improvement. He cites Kansas State College reports that rye-wheat mix is seriously objectionable and calls the policy unwise.
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Kansas
Kansas State College
Airlines Earnings Up as Travel Gains Aid Business
American airlines report record earnings of 496 000 for the first half of 1938 in Tucson. C R Smith president says plan to buy 15 to 20 planes costing 1 5 to 2 5 million for next year. Most new ships will carry 21 passengers replacing 14 passenger models.
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Tucson
Ariz
American Airlines
Eeeetine
C. R. Smith
War Department Withholds Details on New Bomber
Santa Monica Calif July 23 The war department withheld performance and design details today of a new twin engined bomber in a government disclosure.
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War Department
Santa Monica
Calif
Douglas built medium-weight bomber for speed and range tests
Reportedly capable of a flying speed around 300 miles per hour the medium-weight all-metal low-wing bomber underwent Army Air Corps tests. Officials described the craft as highly satisfactory and said it was designed to meet modern military demands for speed range and maneuverability.
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Army Air Corps
Douglas Aircraft Company
Minister R. A. Hunt to Speak on That Distinctive Manner
Dr Robert A Hunt of First Methodist will preach on That Distinctive Manner at the 8 30 am early worship service. Miss Ruth Hopkins a KU School of Fine Arts student will sing The Ninety First Psalm by McDermid and Dorothy Enlow Miller will open with Bach Aria on the Russell memorial organ.
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Robert A. Hunt
First Methodist Church
Ruth Hopkins
School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
McDermid
Dorothy Enlow Miller
Russell Memorial
Bach
Elevation by Collin and Improvisation in F by Clark
Tampa police tracking a Brooksville robbery suspect named Robert Bell found him riding a bicycle into the city. He carried four electric irons an electric fan a flashlight six fountain pens and several cigaret lighters tied to his body while uttering a traveling junk wagon sound. Brooksville police were alerted by the exchange.
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Tampa
Fla
Brooksville
Robert Bell
Belleview 4-H Tour Inspecting Club Projects
Twenty five Belleview 4-H members toured farms in the Vinland area inspecting club projects. County agent Deal Six joined the group visiting Beehle Guernsey, Ola Heckman, Gibler, Heinrich, Oss Stone, and Waters farms. A noon basket dinner at Vinland preceded an afternoon of soft ball and the return home. Ike Schillenberg led the tour. Subscription info for the Journal-World offered at 40 cents a month.
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Belleview 4-H Club
Deal Six
William Beehle
Guernsey Farm
Sibleyville
Ola Heckman
Vinland
J. I. Gibler
Carl Heinrich Farm
Oss Stone
Ike Schillenberg
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