Finger Print Plan Demonstrates Army Identification Speed
Washington March 11 Associated Press reports fingerprint identification has reached a high level of efficiency in the army. Unidentified regular army veterans can be located and their records found in 10 to 20 minutes among over 7 million men since 1906. The system classifies prints into arches loops whorls and composites with up to 1,024 whorl combinations. Army officials claim the process has prevented fraud protected the innocent and exposed criminals in more than 15 years of service.
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Three R s In Rural Turkey Play At Baldwin Friday
Local notes from Eudora and Baldwin describe activities and visits. The event The Three R s In Rural Turkey is set for Baldwin this Friday and Saturday, with community members Hedwig Zeilner and family moving into the former Rothberger property east of town.
Puzzle and notices swirl through Eudora page
A miscellaneous page fragment blends crossword clues with local society notes. It mentions church women meeting in Topeka and Topeka area folks visiting Eudora, alongside school health updates, local housing moves, and upcoming district basketball results.
Pleasant Grove notes and Lawrence visits list
Sunday events recount visits by Mr and Mrs Live Flory and families to Felix Tucker and Irve Flory homes. Lawrence hosts include Noble Messer and Rose D., Elmer Landis, Ward Landis, Leonard Williams, and others. Baby born to Ward Landis. Several local trips to Baldwin and Lawrence noted along with church and society activities and a funeral at the Lutheran church.
Local residents share visits and chores across towns
Daughters Lila and Florence call Jed at the L W Haas home Sunday afternoon. Harry Flory ground feed at Lawson mill Thursday. Several locals attended Van Reed funeral Thursday afternoon including Charles Gilliland and Hazel Gilliland. Mr and Mrs Mike Young visit daughter Mrs Walter Jehle and family. Glen Flora visited Charles Elm Friday. Gillilands and Flory group in Baldwin Friday. Claude Buckner and Lois of Lawrence stayed with L A Flora a few days. Louise Koehler weekend with Paul and family at Fairview. Bert Gilliland of Ottawa called on Gilliland homes Friday. Esther Johanning aided Mrs Will Hornberger with housework. Walter and Ernest Pohl cut wood for Glen Flora Saturday morning. Carl Schwartz helped Ike Montgomery cut wood Saturday. Harry Flora and Vane Kring aided Charles Gilliland with kaffir corn Saturday afternoon. Mrs L A Flora and Miss Glen-
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Montgomery Hosts Wood Sawyers Weekend Gatherings
Montgomery helped Mrs. Glen Flora cook for wood sawyers Saturday while Homer Gibson and Miss Hazel Gibson traveled to Ottawa Saturday. Hazel spent the night at the Gibson home. Dr and Mrs Dan Johanning and children with Mrs Anna Johanning visited Kanwaka on Sunday. The Schwalm and Elm families joined others at various homes Sunday. Will Peffley, Lawrence, Harold, Guy Monroe and daughters hosted visitors from Ottawa at the Flory home. Rankin's Drug Store advertises Kotex and Nupak at 1101 Mass Market. Basket every Friday.
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