Child development talk on honesty and trust in parenting
Dr Florence Sherbon of the University of Kansas urges parents to foster truth telling and open confidence with children. She warns against shaming or punitive responses that drive lies, noting imagination and early moral learning occur between ages three and seven under careful guidance.
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Florence Sherbon
the Unversity of
Kansas
Ruth
Doctor Sherbon
Alice
Léwethers
Lly
Lias
Theschild
Pastels Government Aims to Brake Emigration to Brazil
Portuguese emigration to Brazil, blamed on coffee troubles in South America, is curbed by higher outward flow controls. Officials estimate 1939 may see about 30,000 men leaving Portugal annually, with 34,297 youths emigrating in 1928 and 2,1725 heading to Brazil, as authorities tighten measures to preserve manpower.
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Portugal
Brazil
Claqueurs Demand Pay in Wienas Aged Theaters
Vienna reports reveal new unionists in theaters requiring claquers to be paid in meals and drinks. Basic wage set at two hot dogs with mustard per performer with beer and coat check included. Higher applause earns up to three pairs of fur and beer. master handles tickets and distributes rewards.
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Vienna
Today’s Crossword Puzzle Clue Deluge
Fragmented puzzle text presents scattered clues and corrupted words with many unreadable letters. The readable portions include numbered items and a mix of partial phrases suggesting crossword entries and misprints.
Radium Extract Method Promises Large Scale Production
San Francisco March 24 AP A new radium extraction process announced by Mar-John Mines aims to cut costs and enable large scale output. The method, chiefly devised by Arthur Hand Burton, uses cathode ray and Hassel-Mar current with dynamic electricity in high voltages, though commercial impact remains unproven.
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San Francisco
Mar
Mar-John Mines Company
Altho
Belsian
Arthur Hand Burton
Missionaries in danger at Hanchow stay amid threat
Washington reports say American missionaries in Hanchow remain at their posts despite danger from Chinese Communists. The state department backs their actions as justified but hopes they may withdraw if peace is not restored. Officials doubt withdrawal is possible now.
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Washington
Hanchow
State Department
Cotton
Department
Speace
Supreme Court refuses rehearing in bank tax suit
The Kansas Supreme Court today refused to reopen the Voran case on bank share taxation. It had held shares could be taxed at the 50 cent per $100 rate under the old money and credits act. William A. Sittin and F.S. Quinton sought leave to file a motion for rehearing. The legislature recently repealed the money and credits law and enacted new statutes governing taxation of shares and other financial cars.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
William A. Sittin
Emeral
Shawnee County
PIES WHILE ON JURY DUTY
Henry Muir pioneer farmer and juror in a $12,000 damage suit died today in Salina Kansas. Counsel agreed to continue the trial with 11 jurors in the case brought by L L Keever against employer R A Rearwin alleging advancement of $12,000 to buy stock for him in Fairfax airport Kansas City.
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Kan
APJ
Henry Muir
Pionteer
L. L. Keever
R. A. Rearwin
Rearwin
Fairfax Airport
Kansas City
KU High School Newspaper Contest Closes Soon
Reminder that the University of Kansas high school contest ends in four weeks. Supervisors of Kansas high school newspapers are invited to submit their best news stories editorials features and to report business successes. Also noted Attorney General Mitchell is invited again to testify before the Senate judiciary committee next week on prohibition enforcement. Marriage licenses issued by Probate Judge L W Meager include William James Randolph and Mildred R. Stoner in Kansas City Missouri and others.
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University of Kansas
Kansas
N. Flint
K. U. Department of Journalism
Mitchell
Washington
Senate Judiciary
Senate
L. HW
William James Randolph
Galena
Mildred R. Stoner
Joseph & R Bath Ecower
President Hoover seeks funds for justice department
A supplemental estimate requests Congress allocate 3,199,727 dollars for the Justice Department for fiscal years 1930 and 1931 to aid law enforcement. Sunflower 4-H notes two baby beeves burned, calves owned by Marshall and Robert Gorrill. Elizabeth Wiggins substituted for Margaret Mae Roberts due to a sprained ankle. Paul Perkins and Robert Gorrill placed fifth in beef judging. Sunflower officers elected county council leaders Wallace Taylor named president Martha Perins Girls project leader. A gavel given to Sunflower club by Mrs Byron Roberts. Miss Lou LaBrant to speak at Woodlawn School on development of conversation with storytelling at the Pre-School Mothers Group meeting March 25 at 2 15 in the teachers rest room. All interested invited.
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Congress
Justice Department
Marshall
Robert Gorrill
Margaret Mae Roberts
Elizabeth Wiggins
Paul Perkins
Eef
Sunflower
Wallace Taylor
Sunflower Club
Martha Perins
Byron Roberts
Feet Ee
Woodlawn
Lou LaBrant
Departments of Education
K. U
Grom
Woodlawn School
First Presbyterian Church List of Dinner Speakers
The First Presbyterian Church lists a series of congressional dinners with Rev. A roireoan as guest speaker on The Christian and Easter. Dean BD. Of. arthout directs the choir and the devotional service will be by Rev. Theodore H. Asz. Members of Delta Zeta attended services and the Presbyterian chair presented a concert. Activities include meetings of deacons, the Women’s Society, and interchurch programs with notes on sermon themes and community programs.
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Pasta
Dean BD. of
Arthout
Theodore H. Asz
Mbers
Delta Zeta Sorority
Towka
Westminster
Wiliam Howard
Asamait
Tawspaners
Taft
Vurite Bible
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Charlies
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Thomas
Thewstor
Mrirkson
Jesus
Taal
Nazareth
Beyhood
P.m. Mareh Merting
Charles WL Thomas
Issippi Street
Milizabeth Stapleton
Toom Theta Ensilon
Mississippi
Lawrence Wadership Training School
Neinbly
Ernai Corey
Pes
Our City
Women's Society Wii
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First Christian Church
India
J. Lawson
Sears
Chember
Baldwin Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Local Baldwin notes recount visits by Rev J R Ewbank of Miller and Oliver Ewbank, and Jack Reynolds of Wichita. The American Legion Woman's Auxiliary met at Mrs Herman Brown’s with many members, discussing district meeting insights and future projects. P T A announces Hue and Mug entertainment March 31 in Centenary Hall, featuring Newell Mage and Glenn McDaniel.
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C. J. Fischer
Gilbert M. Sender
Charles Kalb
Kalb
Emma Caroline Kalb
J. Hi. Gander
H. S. West
Earl Akers
Topeka
Baldwin
Hue
Newell Mage
Glenn McDaniel
Centenary Hall
Baker
Prentice
Peka
Los Angele
Wallace Ns
Bertfaba
Clack
Hee Bryne
G. Y .Jw. Bell
el Black
Emil S. Liston
Simpson Taylor
Curley Denghfield
S. W. Muengenmeyer
Wlw. Neil
Yieda Fischer
Frances Lewis
Ruby Kevhane
S. A. Thorne
Maurice Price
Ralph Reno
Pierce Hobbel
Frank Hobble
City Federation of Clubs
First Methodist Church
Markham
Margaret Tate
Rosina Thomas
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