Archaeology dives use gastro helicopters for relic hunts
Outbreak notes describe skin and respiratory symptoms from inhalants and odors, with powder sensitivity causing chronic sneezing. The report adds that gastro helicopters are now used by archaeologists in their hunt for ancient relics.
Community Notes From Local Families In Topeka And Lawrence
Mrs Walter Wulfkuhle spent a few days in Manhattan with relatives and friends while others visited in Topeka and Lawrence. The Stull U B church held a monthly meeting in the church basement with officers elected for the year and refreshments served.
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Con. C.J. Lavin
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Martha Deakin
Game
O. A. Hidinger
Henry Stull
Mary Ann
Lonella Stull
Ervin Avey
George Houk
Kansan
Paul Schwemmer
Olal Ridinger
Arthur Wuifkuhle
Force
Rake
Viola Spurlock
California
J. B. Kraft
Walter Wulfinhle
Arenta
Scritchfield
Skaloora
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Wesley Wulfxuhle
Ralph Ice
bin Stelle
August Kampecroeder
Stamp Book Tax Plan Aimed at Social Security Expansion
Washington reports administration proposes a stamp book tax system to fund a wide social security expansion, covering farm workers and domestic labor. Altmeyer outlines increases to coverage from 30 to 50 million, higher benefits, a new disability program, and a lowered pension age for women. The plan envisions stamps issued by employers or post offices, with most taxes collected from payrolls and worker wages, plus a raised cap on taxable income.
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Social Security
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Ways and Means
Truman
Altmeyer
Gallup
Representative Mills
D.-Ark
YMCA YWCA Conference Opens at Pittsburg State College
A three day plan opens in Pittsburg Kansas for YMCA and YWCA representatives from Kansas universities and colleges. The event runs from March 24 to 26 at Pittsburg State College with sessions and discussions on campus community service and related programs.
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William O. Hamilton, Jr
Dragoon
Ariz
Lawrence
Jean Ann
Melvin L. Redden
Leonard Redden
Phoenix
Miss Hamilton
St. Joseph's Hospital
Arizona State College
Tempe
W. G. Hamilton
Massachusetts Street
Residen
University of Arizona
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Pittsburg
Kan
YMCA
YWCA
Kansas
Pittsburg State College
Home Style Breakfast and Salad Desserts From Leftovers
Homemaker tips show hashed leftover potatoes fried slowly for a crisp crust and eggs cooked over low heat in a covered skillet for tenderness. Include shredded carrots raisins coconut and mild dressing, cabbage with creamy dressing and peanuts, and a rice pudding mix with apricots and whipped milk. Stewed tomatoes gain variety with diced sautéed eggplant and buttered toast. Crisp buttered croutons top a spring vegetable sandwich filling with radish onions celery lettuce peppers onions and cucumber on bread. Cauliflower served hot or in a salad with a French dressing over shredded greens and tomato rings completes the plate.
Women with Cosmetic Allergies Face Dermatitis Risks
Women with sensitive skin may suffer cosmetic dermatitis from ingredients in makeup and nail products. Case histories show hives, eruptions, and peeling linked to lipstick dyes, perfume, patch test failures, and even nail polish removers. Some sufferers must abandon lipstick, rouge, and other cosmetics to avoid outbreaks.
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American Medical Association
Hypoallergenic cosmetics reach shelves after trials
After years of testing to remove sensitizers, cosmetics makers unveil unscented products. Chemist J M Kahn notes that certain cosmetics can trigger dermatological, respiratory or gastrointestinal allergic reactions in sensitive people, a risk reduced by hypoallergenic varieties now available from shampoo to facial products.
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J. M. Kahn
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