Sweet potatoes boost southern textiles and paper aims
New United States bureau research announced by Theodore Swann of Alabama targets using American sweet potatoes in textile starch and expands southern kraft paper. Work begins next month with Alabama Polytechnic Institute and the University of Alabama. Sugarless, this plan seeks to cut imports and enrich finishes while studying sulphate pulping reactions and by products for the paper industry.
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New York
United States Bureau of Standard
Theodore Swann
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Industrial Development Board
Alabama Polytechnic Institute For Textiles
University of Alabama
Prospectug
Pottawatomie Fair poised to be biggest yet held
The Pottawatomie Indian Fair and Rodeo at Mayetta Kansas runs August 18 to 16, with new exposition buildings and a grandstand. Col. Bob Miller and Col. W E Addy led development. last year’s crowd of 50,000 expected to reach 75,000 as the hard surface on U S 78 boosts attendance. Indian participation in agriculture and rodeo contests grows, drawing visitors from many tribes to witness ceremonial dances and events.
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Pottawatomie
RK. E
Bob” Miller
U.S. No. 78
Topera
Mayetta
Setting Off Steam by Alice Judson Peale
A piece by Alice Judson Peale extols outdoor activity for children as essential to channel the natural urge to play. It describes children walking in hills, shouting and imagining battles, and argues daily open-air time prevents disruptive behavior and fulfills a need to explore.
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Alice Judson Peale
Notrene Age
Oime
Children Let Off Steam in Open Spaces
A report urges allowing children to shout and scream in wide open spaces to vent energy without reprimand. Emphasizes giving every child a chance to release noise and frustration without upsetting adults.
Nasal Sinuses and Related Health Dangers
Dr Vance P Peery outlines sinus infections as frequent infection sources, noting links to dental, tonsillar, and adenoidal issues. He warns of serious complications like brain abscess and meningitis, urges medical evaluation with X ray, eye symptoms require care, and recommends regular checkups and proper glasses fitting. Two sleepers were found lodging at the city jail last night.
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City
Wen
No Immediate Successor for Huston Retires as GOP Leader
Washington reports indicate Altho H Huston will retire as Republican National Committee head on August 7 with no immediate successor named. Robert Lucas of Kentucky, newly appointed Internal Revenue Commissioner, to lead the active campaign for Congress as executive committee chairman, while full committee must elect the new chair. Hoover approval and party consensus support delaying a final choice to a full committee vote.
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Washington
Altho Claudius H. Huston
Republican National Committee
Robert Lucas
Kentucky
Internal Revenue
Huston
Fess
Ohio
Hoover
Altho
Hubert Work
Work
Lucas
Amtorg Heads Seek to Lift Pulpwood Embargo
New York July 29 AP Officials of Amtorg Trading Corporation headed for Washington to press for lifting the embargo on Soviet pulpwood. Two ships denied entry, Grelisle and Christian Bors, were tied to the ban citing forced labor concerns. A third ship, Queen Qiga, allowed to discharge before the embargo. A fleet of 40 ships is enroute with Soviet pulpwood.
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New York
Amtore Trading Corporation
Washington
Treasury Department
Peter A. Boganov
Torg
Grelisle
Garcia and Diaz
Christian Bors
Amtorg
Warrying Puluwooed
Afghan king crushes rebellion in Murad battle
London reports through AP that Nadir Khan's forces defeated Buc hai Sakao followers near Murad yesterday. Aircraft bombing aided the king in the sharp clash, ending a rebellion of revolting tribesmen.
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London
Daily Herald
Peshawar
Nadir Khan
Herald
Murad
Rebels Routed Near Kabul With Hundreds Dead
Reports say rebels near berg, about 30 miles from Kabul, were completely routed leaving hundreds dead. About 3,000 prisoners were sent to Kabul as planes destroyed tribal villages.
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Berg
Kabul
Local Notes and Dinner Menu Highlight McLouth
McLOUTH BROILED TROUT FOR DINNER highlights visiting relatives from Chanute to Hollywood and lovers of the McLouth band. The item lists dozens of residents and guests, plus a marriage announcement for Read Edmonds and Rollin Shrader. Also includes a sample meal plan featuring broiled trout with tartar sauce and a luncheon menu.
Pear Salad and Evening Bridge Party Menu
A compact menu item lists Pear Salad with cucumber and pimiento, salt, and a thick French dressing, served in lettuce cups. It accompanies Shrimp Salad, Bread and Butter Sandwiches, Pickles Olives, Pineapple Sherbet, Angel food Cake, Coffee, and Salted Nuts for an Evening Bridge Party.
Quiet wedding honors for Dorothy McHenry and Victor Edmonds
A quiet home wedding occurred Saturday July 19 at the Ernest McHenry residence with Miss Dorothy McHenry and Victor Edmonds as the couple. Rev. C Ruhlen officiated. Both graduates of McLouth High school with honors, their families and friends extend congratulations. Numerous well wishers from prominent pioneer lineages attended.
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Arnold Haas
Tulsa
Okla
Lincoln Stockwell
Mclouth
Samuel Haas
Walter Benholm
Tonganoxie
Madonna Harding
Kansas City
James Black
James Magill
Margaret Kimmel
William Lyost
Miller
Valley Falls
Ernest McHenry
Dorothy McHenry
Victor Edmonds
C. Ruhlen
Mra. Edmonds
McLouth High School
De mented man located after search near Taft field
A wandering man who could not say his origin or destination was found by Taft area residents after Mrs Holcome provided refreshments. He was taken to the Taft Le and then turned over to the undersheriff. He was later claimed by his family in Topeka. He had been sought in Texas.
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Alvaregen
Williams
Talza
Okla
Martin _ Holcom
Andrew Taft
Dave Wray
Ernest
Taft Cornfield
Taftle
Topeka
Texas
Kate Daugherty
Amanda Hemphill
Welcome
John Daily
Marvin Griffis
Vaneta June
Clarence Grif- Russel Deay
Fred Gotstein
Don McMulli
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
An advertising claim promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid. It promises weight loss within three weeks by taking half a teaspoonful daily in hot water, plus light activity. The copy asserts health and vigor improvements and offers a money back guarantee with a 850 bottle price.
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Round Corner
America
Yachtsmen Rescue Pigeon Delay Sparks Race Void Claim
Beckner of Harris Kansas called by Dave Wray home at noon. Glen McQueen travels from Lawrence to work. Mrs Wray and Ernest rode to Baldwin. A yacht race near Belfast featured Hoagy Elliott and J T M leading before a pigeon landed on a mast and fell overboard. The Facerg rescued the bird and the leaders requested voiding the race. Read the Journal World want ads.
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Harris
Kan
Dave Wray
Glen. McQueen
Lawrence
Ernest
Baldwin
Mayne Elliott
Hoagy
Belfast
Journal-World
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