Reorient Germany's Youth Urged By Lucius D. Clay
Berlin reports Lucius D. Clay warned that German youth have not adopted core democratic principles. He noted strides toward democratization but warned about political manipulation by outside and internal actors. He cited strong religious and cultural programs shaping youth and warned of dangers from politicized youth groups.
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Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
Germany
Nat
Eermany
Sperta
Obituary: Hermane Kaegi of Lenexa and Eudora
Hermane Schumacher Kaegi born June 20 1544 in Itrenen Germany died June TASAT at home Eiderson Church Street aged 63. She came to the United States with parents settled Lenexa confirmed Lutheran church Lenexa 104 married George Kaegi lived near Eudora then moved due to Sunflower powder plant construction. Suffered a stroke in 1940 and died after a cerebral hemorrhage June 7. Survived by husband, sister Alice Zingier of Tepeha, nephew John Wichman and many nephews and nieces. Services June 19 in Sehus Bert chapel Lawrence Rev Karl F Raur officiating. Interment Eudora cemetery.
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Mra
Hermane Schumacher Kaegi
Hermane
Amanilar Schumacher Wes
Itrenen
Germany
Eiderson Church Street
Eudora
St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed Church of
41 New Studio Pupils Enrolment Reaches 163
The summer art studio reports four new enrollees in the second week, bringing total enrolment to 163. Classes vary in size with the primary class split into three sections and the third open to new students. Miss Maud Ellsworth directs with assistants Margaret Lattimer Offre Margaret Bare Weaving Thyea Hydnion-Ward and Gloria Russentarh handling drawing and painting.
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Carolleea
Tiny Quadruplet Dies in Miles City Hospital
The smallest Randash quadruplet Donna Mae Randash died just after birth weighing one and a half pounds. The three surviving siblings Dersthy Delores and Dean, two girls and a boy, weigh two pounds two ounces to three and a half pounds. The mother Mrs Edward Randash is reported well. Doctor Elna Howard delivered the babies and notes the two girls and the boy have excellent survival chances. A nurse fed Donna Mae with eye drops yesterday after oxygen treatment failed to save her.
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Miles City
Mont
Donna Mae Randash
Randash
Heart
Edward Randash
Baker, Mont
Elna Howard
Dersthy
Delores
Dean
Donna Mae
Draia
More Women Drank in Grandma's Day Than New
New Haven report cites Yale physiologist Professor E M Jellinek saying female chronic alcoholism was higher in 1910 than 1945, with smaller rises than males between periods. Prohibition-era and 1945 rates analyzed. marriage licenses issued to Lewin Johnson and Loi Maurine Turner, Russell J Shewchuk and Rita Thompson, William Streich and Nellie Sherman, Bruce Coffin and Virginia Gorrill, Gerald McGrew and Mary Reid.
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New Haven
Conn
Aria
E. M. Jellinek
Yale
Jellinek
Quarterly Journal
Lewin Eldon Johnson
Loii Maurine Turner
Lawrence
Russell
J. Shewchuk
Port Jervis
N.Y
Rita
M Thompson
Milwaukee
William R. Streich
Lecomn
Ton
Nellie A. Sherman
Leona
Bruce Edward Coffin
Independence
Virginia Louise Gorril
Gerald L. McGrew
Mary Jane Reid
Tota. Ee
Michael to Become Science Teacher in Minneapolis School
D. Michael of 222 East Fourteenth Street has accepted a position as science teacher at Minneapolis High School and will move with his family later this summer. He currently works as a linotype operator for the Journal-World and plans to relocate with wife and daughter Barbara Jean to Ravenna, Nebraska, where he will assume charge of the Ravenna school.
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D. Michael
East Fourteenth T
Minneapolis
Journal-World
Michael
Barbara Jean
Ravenna
Nebr
Father's Day visit and local notes from Truxton area
Lt. Comdr and Mrs Archie Mills and daughter Pam plan a Thursday Corpus Christi arrival to stay with W H McKone and J B Mills. Donna Sue Lendrith returns from University of Kan Hospitals for a three week vacation with time at Big B Beach. Rev G H Woestemeyer retires after 36 years in Truxton and to reside in Lawrence. Carde na S Clarks of Hondulas visits Buffalo, his boyhood home.
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Big B Beach
G. H. Woestemeyer
Truxton
Lawrence
Vermont Street
Mr. Woestemeyer
Armin Woestemeyer
Cardna S. Clarks
Hondulas
Buffalo
Vacations Shape Weekly News from Cass Family Desk
The section notes publisher Lyman P. Cass and family on vacation with guest editors and staffers assisting. Several residents and visitors are listed including Mae Ward returning to Wellington, Mrs Laverne White improving after surgery, Dr R B Brown starting Hartford internship, and Capt Ben Matassarin returning from Osaka for a family medical matter. The report mentions university ties and travels to Wichita and the Ozarks as well as a two to three month vacation plan for Elmer Newby and his wife.
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Lyman P. Cass
Michael
Mae Williams Ward
Wellington
F. H. Hil
Laverne White
Liberty
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Everett R. Brown
Philadelphia
G. S. Landrith
R. B. Brown
Brown
Gevene Landrith
Barbara
Dr. Brown
Hartford
Overland Park
B. E. Bishop
George Stauffer
Bishop
Capt
Benjamin Matassarin
Topeka
Osaka
Japan
Joey
Wichita
Matassarin
Linda
Lawrence
Elmer Newby
St. Anthony
Ida
W.W. Russ
Russ
Ozarks
State Industrial School of
Idaho
Kansas Industrial School
Mamie Hanrahan
University
Mayme Corcoran
Robert Wilson and
Bobby
Berril
Hertjes Place Names Clark Family as Town Grips Note
In a fragment from a Chanute area page a Clark couple and their descendants are referenced in a note from Herses, a small town near Chanute, hinting at family ties and a local greeting.
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Herses
Chanute
Col
Mra Clark
Iter
Tel
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