Memorial Park dedication speaker urges attention to welfare
In Hammond on June 14 AP reports President Calvin Coolidge dedicating World War Veterans Memorial Park and stressing the need for greater attention to human welfare, education, religious devotion, and participation in national prosperity. He lauds American ideals, warns against neglect, and honors servicemen while linking wartime effort to future social progress.
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Forum on Educational Problems Held This Evening
The summer session forum for discussing educational problems reorganizes this year with a meeting at 4:00 p.m. in the Little Theatre Greenhall. Several speakers will read discussions and officers will be chosen as topics are set for the summer. Br. Paul AS Witty will read the discussion.
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Little Theatre
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School of Education
Swarthout
Man Surrenders to Sheriff After Fleeing to Kansas
H Berlin, wanted in Columbus Nebraska for wife desertion and son, asked Sheriff Cummings to lock him up. The sheriff jailed him and later wired Nebraska for instructions. Berlin said he came to Kansas to work in harvest fields but recent rains discouraged him.
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Deaths and funerals noted in Lawrence area
Mrs. Ernest Easord Kasaid 95 died at home near Lawrence. Clifford Brown of Salem reports a yacht accident on the Wolf River where Brown and Captain Dykerman fell overboard. Brown survived with his wife and two sons. Charles Herbert Crum of Quene mo died from lockjaw after an accidental hand wound. Funeral plans pending. Mrs Mary L Woolford 75 died after injuries from an automobile crash. funeral set for Wednesday from Funks Mortuary with interment at Oak Hill cemetery.
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Lawrence Chamber Lunch and Odd Fellows Memorial Services
In Lawrence the Chamber of Commerce trustees plan a luncheon in the chamber rooms at 12 20 tomorrow, Claude Scott announces. The Rev William Butler pastor first Presbyterian church will deliver the address at memorial services by the Odd Fellows lodge at 8 30 tonight. All Odd Fellows urged to attend. Prof F H Billings and two daughters of Pomona Calif visit old friends and Billings now a Pomona College faculty member. State cream testing exams held at the courthouse for licensure. tests required of all cream buyers, certificates valid one year. Prof Leland Hamilton Jenks left for Chicago after visiting in Lawrence and Bassrones.
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War time humor and censor drift from Le Courrier file
A battered 1917 St Nazaire wartime file reveals how Le Courrier hid American presence from censors while letting readers glimpse the A E F. The piece notes editor dates from the American carp at Negoce ville and mentions workers like William Mignes and a Guinness style brick record of laying 1121 bricks. It captures the era's reporting constraints and local intrigue amid the war.
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Plans for a Scientific Attack on Corn Borers
Washington plans quietly to hold a conference in Toledo late June or early July at the USDA to develop a definite program for combating European corn borer. Dr. Ale and experts will coordinate data and seed and insect strategies. State and federal dairy and entomology specialists will join, aiming to prevent corn disruption and introduce distasteful corn varieties if needed.
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Department of Agriculture warns on farm pasture and grazing
Notes advise protection of stream banks from erosion during high water. Overgrazing and early grazing hurt forage yield. late first crop and longer intervals help vegetation recover. Rheumatism in horses linked to cold wet weather. keep hogs housed away from drafts. Agents pursue wheat improvements. cucumber patches urged to destroy milkweed and related plants to reduce disease. Tobacco machines produce cigarettes at high speed.
Price guessing bees in Missouri farming contests
Mis sour farmers in Jefferson City and across Missouri use price-guessing contests to forecast market moves. Farmers name future months with highest and lowest prices for commodities, aided by county agents who collect forecasts and compare them with actual market outcomes to improve planning and production.
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Discussion on Farm Co-ops Attracts Millions Interest
The Ames Trustdale Cooperative expected to attract about 000 per year in expenditures. The event, held June 20 to 7, marks a meeting with agriculture leaders Dave Tiens and more than 22 organizations electing trustees to the institute. Names include The California Fruit Growers' Association, Farmers and Cooperative Union, National Livestock Traders, and the American Farm Bureau Federation. Pataskala Ohio, President of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, serves as vice president of the American Farm Bureau and vice chair of the American Institute of Cooperative Operations.
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New York City Tales Of Flighty Fashion And Unraveled Night
A fragmented diary style piece describes a wife’s disappearance scare over a dinner with a visiting relative, a jealous husband signaling alarm through hospitals and police, and a late return that ends the pursuit. The text mirrors urban mood and local slang about shape as form and mobility in Manhattan, with a moving tailor shop on a truck hinting at city life.
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Hona
Fragmentary note on crime scene at Grand Central Station
An observer notes a man in Grand Central Station wearing a sleeve badge that is either mourning for a sweetheart or a fraternal order insignia. The text describes dummy tailors, an electrician, and a worker inside, with hints of a staged distraction and cleaning activity amid the unfolding incident.
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Baldwin News Social Roundup Highlights Local Events
Baldwin residents gather for dinners and club meetings as families visit, with news of trips to Kansas City for a training school, a West Point of sorts in Pinehurst, and a large TBO picnic. Notable attendees include Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Muenzen Mayer and children, Grace Wiley, Ruth Phoni, Miss Miriam Murphy, and many local families and students.
WAVE FREQUENCY SHIFTS BY FEDERAL RADIO COMMISSION
A nationwide realignment of broadcast wavelengths takes effect today under the Federal Radio Commission. The 15 day grace period ends at 3 am Eastern, with all frequencies on the United Press program updated. Listings show station call signs, frequencies, and scheduled programs across major cities, reflecting the new allocations and time zones.
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Federal Radio Commission
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Children’s day purpose and visiting ministers report
The article notes the purpose of Children’s Day and the offering. A large audience enjoyed the program. Out-of-town ministers attended the Kansas School of Theology. Mrs G C Castle went to Mound City to visit relatives. Raymond Castle will move to Seattle. Mrs H Harvey traveled to Oberlin Ohio to visit her son. Dr and Mrs Thomas Harris and daughter Mary Katherine plan a move to Denver for Dr Morris to teach history. Miss Helen Keohane, daughter of Mr and Mrs Keohane Baldwin, studies at Kansas City and will take graduate work at the University of Kansas summer school. Elizabeth Leach and Helen Leonard returned from Cottonwood to Baldwin after teaching there.
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Expectant Mothers Guidance on Early Pregnancy Symptoms
Drs advise expectant mothers to seek medical advice at the onset of nausea and vomiting, as causes vary from simple indigestion to conditions needing hospital care. Fluid intake and small frequent meals help many, while rare cases require thyroid or other treatments for serious symptoms.
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Swedish King Gustavs Tennis Return Impresses Fans
Shortstop achieves inaided triple get to Sweden. Despite his 88 years the warm spring brings King Gustav out of winter seclusion on royal tennis courts. The king remains a familiar figure on Swedish courts, playing with humor and a solid serve, backhand, and placement.
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