KU Instructor Discusses Children's Truth Telling on Radio
Dr Florence Brown Sherbon of the University of Kansas spoke on a radio program about truthful communication with children. She described child development from ages three to four, the imagination stage, and the difference between harmless storytelling and lying. She advised parents to guide without shaming, noting that punishment often fuels deceit and that confident, gentle correction preserves trust.
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Florence Brown Sherbon
University of Kansas
Ted
Sherbon
Doctor Sherbon
Howather
Portugal acts to curb rush of emigrants to Brazil
Lisbon reports government measures to slow Portuguese emigration to Brazil amid coffee shortage fears in South America. Authorities push outward flow to Portuguese African colonies where skilled labor is scarce, as forecasts warned population could shrink sharply if the exodus continued for years.
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Lisbon
Brazil
South America
Africa
Portugal
Byizil
Two Hot Dogs as Basic Wage for Claqueurs in Vienna
Vienna operatic scene sparks a tale of unionizing claqueurs who demand a wage of two hot dogs with mustard per performer plus beer seats and coat checks. Higher applause commands a trio of frankfurters and beer. a plaque master outfits groups and distributes tickets to rake in profits while coordinating ovations. Also notes parole violators and a laundry theft in separate briefs.
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Vienna
Vienne
Thheaters
Ife
Tobay’s Crossword Puzzle Ach Hass 1
Puzzle clues and garbled entries from a crosswords section list scattered terms, numbers, and fragments including theatre Tate Shelter American Ins t Meld rivers etc, with several unreadable areas and mixed characters. The piece reflects a damaged OCR transcription of a puzzle page with partial clues and stray words.
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Tate
Rivers Spaulss
Parent
Halle
Perforis
Symo
Wall
Tyne
Radium Extraction Method Aims at Large Scale
San Francisco March 24 AP The Mar John Mines Company announced a new process for extracting radium expected to enable large production and lower costs. While lab results are not yet conclusive, officials foresee vast deposits of radioactive ores becoming operable, potentially competing with Belgian controlled African sources. The method is by Arthur Hand Burton, combining cathode ray and Hassel-Mar dynamic electricity with high current.
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San Francisco
Mar
Mar-John Minesmpany
Altho
Arthur Hand Burton
Missionaries in Danger At Hanchow Remain At Posts
Washington reports say American missionaries in Hanchow stayed at their posts despite danger from Chinese Communists. Acting Secretary Catton defended their decision but urged withdrawal if circumstances allow. The State Department stresses concern and hopes for a safe retreat until peace returns.
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Washington
Hanchow
State Department
Catton
Department
Supreme Court Refuses Rehearing of Bank Tax Suit
Topeka march 24 ap the kansas supreme court refused again to re open the vorar suit in which it held bank shares could not be taxed at more than the 50 cents per 100 rate under the repealed money and credits act the court denied leave to fill a motion for a re hearing the money and credits law was repealed this month enacting a new status for taxation and other finance dies while on jury duty salina kan march 24 ap death today of henry muir pioneer farmer and juror in a 12000 damage suit led to agreement to continue the trial with 11 jurors the suit by l l keever bookkeeper against employer r a rearwin alleges rearwin advanced 12000 to purchase stock in fairfax airport kansas city kaw and rearwin failed to secure the stock or return the money
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
William A. Smith
Quinton
Shawnes County
Salina
Kan
Henry Muir
L. L. Keever
R. A. Rearwin
Rearwin
Fairfax ‘Airport
Kansas City
Kaw
University of Kansas high school journalism contest closes
Reminder mailed to Kansas high school newspapers invites entries of news stories editorials features and reports on business successes. Attorney General Mitchell again asked by the senate judiciary committee to testify next week on proposed prohibition enforcement investigation after previous postponement.
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University, of Kansas
Mitchell
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Marriage Licenses Granted by Probate Judge Menger
Marriage licenses issued by Probate Judge L H Menger include William James Randolph of Galena Illinois and Mildred R Stoner of Kansas City Missouri, and Joseph B Dobes and Hazel Rose, both of Kansas City Missouri. Both couples were married by Judge Menger.
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L. H. Menger
William James Randolph
Galena
Ill
Mildred R. Stoner
Kansas City
Joseph 8. Dobes
Hazel Rose
Menger
Washington
Hoover asks for 3 million for justice dept enforcement
A supplemental estimate from President Hoover seeks 3,199,727 dollars for the Justice Department for fiscal years 1930 and 1931 to aid in law enforcement. Sunflower 4-H Club notes two baby beeves burned, Marshall and Robert Gorrill owners. Club officers and meetings are listed with substitutions and gavel gift. Seyegonan to Speak at Woodlawn School details a speech education talk by Miss Lou LaBrant at Woodlawn Pre-School Mothers Group on March 25.
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Confess
Justices Department
Marjshall
Robert Gorrill
Margaret Mae Roberts
Elizabeth Wiggins
Paul Perkins
Theed School
Sunflower
Wallace Taylor
Sunflower Club
Martha Perkins
Byron Roberts
Seyegonan
Woodlawn
Lou LaBrant
Department of Education
K. U
Woodlawn School
Last in series of gilyner meetings at First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian Church hosts the final congress gilyner meeting on Wednesday evening with Rev. H A Gordon of First Methodist as guest speaker. Music and special guests from Delta Zeta attend, and the service includes a sermon by Rev. Theodore H. Art. The week features choir concerts and a focus on Taft era readings, plus notices for Baptist and social society events and Women’s Society meetings.
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H. A. Gordon
First Methodist Church
Willes
Dern
MM. Awarthout
Theodore HH
Astart Iinrs
Delta Zeta_xorozity
Mroup
Presbyterian
Toeta
Preas
Erel Eunert Ail
Westminster
Baldwin News Gilbeert M. Gander Visited Coffey County
Gilbeert M. Gander spent several days this week in Coffey County visiting local residents and inspecting community projects. The trip includes meetings with officials and tours of area facilities seeking potential collaboration and support.
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Gilbeert M. Gander
Coffey
Baldwin News Highlights Local Social Activities
Rev J R Ewbank of Miller visited Baldwin with his son Oliver Ewbank and wife. The American Legion Woman’s Auxiliary met at Mrs Herman Brown’s home and discussed future work. Mr and Mrs C J Fischer hosted a family dinner for birthdays. Wardens and city clubs held meetings. entertainment announced for March 31 featuring Hug and Mug in Centenary Hall. Rowena Porter of City died following an operation. The City Federation of Clubs organized with new officers. Miss Margaret Tate and Rosina Thomas performed. the program closed with a Chopin piano piece. The Baker theatre group presented a one act play Undercurrent and readings. The Lawrence City Club plan discussed. officers elected. Mrs C E Holcombe to Topeka. Mrs Bertha Lucas hosted the Dell Club. Mina Timmons visiting Baldwin. Methodist Historical Society officers named for the year. Mrs S C Harphill and family to move to Western Kansas. Philomathéan Club met. Phoebe Emery spoke on her missionary work in India.
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Ae OW
Guild
Charles d
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Phan
Jesus
Palrd
Thurches
Japsons
Nav
Dadeona
Lppi
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Pyty Theta Epsilon
Mississippi Stret
Kia
Sesson
Lawrence
RL Corey
Women's Society
Will Johns
Cantwellout Street
The
First Christian Church
Wis
India
HL. Lawson
Thia
Johng
C. J. Fischer
Gilbert
M. Gander
Charles Kalb
Kalb
Emma Caroline Kalb
J. H. Gander
H. S. West
Earl Akers
Topeka
Baldwin
Baldwin Parent-Teacher Association
Hug
Newell Mage
Glenn McDaniel
Oleg Denchfield
S. W. M Zenmeyer
W. W. Neil
Vineda Fischer
Frances Lewis
Ruby Keohane
S. A. Thorne
Maurice Price
Ralph Reno
Pierce Hobbel
Frank Hobble
City Federation of Clubs
First Methodist Church
Markham
Margaret, Tate
Tate
Dramatic Art Department
Baker
Fay Ehlert
Clara E. Krefting
Corinne Woods
Faye van Scoter
Avis Johnson
Crystal Alderson
Earle Shulenberger
Neal Chas Jtain
Federation
Krefting
Quantrill
Chopin
Gayle Chubb
L. H. Menger
Lawrence City Club
Ronald Ingalls
Frank Beals
George Swann
Kansas
A. " Bracken
Kansas City
D. L. Young
Philomanthean Club
Frank Gleason
a_fe
A. L. Meyers
Phoebe Emery
Lowman Memorial Methodist
Grave
Fopeka
M. R. Merry
Miller
Mina Rinmons
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