Education for aging featured in federal bulletin
Washington reports a Federal Security Agency bulletin urging schools to prepare learners for mature years. It notes only 25 districts had aging programs in 1947-48 and calls for community age well program development, extended employment, and pension plan alignment to meet aging needs.
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Washington
Federal Security Agency
Office of Educaor
Borney
Jones
Federal Security
Oscar R. Ewing
New Bulletin
Ample Coffee Supply From Brazil Harvest
Washington reports the Agriculture Department forecasts ample coffee supplies next year. Brazilian harvest may be larger than the past two bad weather years, with Brazil delivering about half of U S coffee. Forecats from Colombia El Salvador Guatemala and Mexico suggest even larger than normal harvests beginning next month contributing about 40 percent of U S supply. Ancient Corn Studied Peoria WI The oldest corn found in Illinois over 800 years old is studied by the University of Illinois. The specimen was unearthed on a Calhoun County farm near an ancient Hopewell village.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Brazil
Columbia
el Salvador
Guatemala
Mexico
United States
Peoria
Ilinois
University of Ilinois College of Agriculture
Calhoun County
Hopewell
Douglas County 4 H cattle judging plans set for Topeka fair
Douglas County 4 H participants prepare for Topeka Free Fair with beef cattle judging at 8 00 am purging swine at 9 00 am and dairy cattle at 10 00 am Monday The county livestock judging team from 16 clubs will compete Wednesday morning at 8 00 am The county home demonstration judging team starts Tuesday at 8 00 am Miss Bette Quigley county home demonstration agent arranged for Joanne Armstrong and Mrs Mary Kay Lynch to assist in Topeka on Saturday Sunday and Monday with home economics exhibits Demonstrations by 4 H girls have not yet received schedules but times will be announced later this week
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Douglas County
Topeka
Douglas County Livestock
Bette Quigley
Joanne Armstrong
Mary Kay Lynch
French police sweep against foreign reds in Paris raids
Paria内 authorities arrested about fifty foreigners including Szechoslovakians Poles Romanians and Spanish Republicans in a Paris area operation. Sixty police cars 130 inspectors searched homes with a list of some 300 suspects. Deportation orders were prepared for those not held for trial.
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Paria
Apren
Paris
Interior Ministry
Pformant
France
Stop Scratching Athletes Foot Remedy Ad
An Easy to use no grease foot and skin itch remedy from Rexal Drug Store B47 Mass St. Stowits promotes a money back guarantee for persistent athlete’s foot ringworm and hand itch relief.
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A. W. Stowits
Rexal Drug Store
B47
Mass
Seventeen enlist at Lawrence recruiting station in August
Seventeen men enlisted at the Lawrence army and air force recruiting station in August, exceeding the 10 man quota. Twelve joined for four years in the air force, with ages 17 to 22, including Walter Baskett Jr and others. Three enlisted in the regular army for three years, including Russell Adams and Francis Taylor, and two joined for three years in airborne duty, Harold Cogswell and Jack Patchen. An affidavit rule requires applicants not to have reports for examinations, with penalties for false statements.
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Army
Air Force
Lawrence
Martin W. Lane
Wergeant
Laur
Walter Jamez Baskett, Jr
Massachusetts
Ernest Phillip
Eudora
Roy Channel, Jr
Baldwin
Teddy R. Channel
Marion Clemings
John M. Gorrill
W. Groebe
Oread
Jack G. Gordon
Vermont
Donald C. Kay
Tennessee
Ronald W. Lady
Elm
Richard Williams
Barker
Buford M. Yazza
Hakell Institute
Regular Army
Russell Adams
DeSoto
Armored Cavalry
Francis Taylor
Alvin Clark
Tonganoxie
Far East Command
Harold W. Cogswell
Kentucky
Jack Y. Patchen
Ohio
Hays Teachers Seek Homecoming Grid Foe
Ft Hays State college cancels Oct 21 Rockhurst game as Hawk coach and eight players enter armed services. Athletic Director Paul Grose seeks substitute foe, with Arizona State Flagstaff Knox College Illinois and Colorado A and M offering to fill the vacancy.
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Ther
Arizona State of Flagstaff
Knox College of
Gasoline For the Navy Contract Signed by Continental Oil
Continental Oil Co announced an eight month contract to supply the U S Navy with fighting grade aviation gasoline averaging 2 750 to 4 000 barrels daily. The agreement covers ongoing supply from the New York area starting immediately.
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New York
P—Continental Oil Co
U. S. Navy
Hadacol testimonial boosts family happiness in Kansas City
Mrs. Darlene Evans of 1612 Jefferson St Kansas City Missouri credits Hadacol with solving nervousness insomnia and poor appetite after deficiencies in vitamins Niacin and iron. She praises the product claiming immediate rest improved appetite and calm, noting doctors endorse Hadacol and offering a money back guarantee. Prices cited are 1.25 for trial and 3.50 for larger use in 1950 by The LeBlanc Corporation.
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Darlene Evans
Jefferson St
Kansas City
Middle West
Hadacol
The
LeBlanc Corpora
Headed Kansas youths form tour group officers
Twelve Kansas youths who toured Canada as guests of the Veterans of Foreign Wars elected officers to form a permanent group. James Wallace of Lawrence was chosen president. Wallace, a 17 year old recent enlistee, was lauded as a favorite and a gentleman by organizers Seated in Emportis Frank Eckdall noted Wallace’s maturity and praised the Lawrence post for selecting a fine representative for Operation Good Will.
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Kansas
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Canada
James Wallace
Lawrence
Air Force
Frank F. Eckdall
Emporis
Triaid
Jim Wallace
Jim
Lawrence V.F.W. Post
Wallace boy pursues West Point and air force basics
A Wallace youth aims to enter the U. S. Military Academy at West Point. He left for Texas last Friday to begin basic training in the air forces as part of his military ambitions.
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San
Wallace Boy
LU. S. Military Academy
West Point
X. Y
Texas
Air Forces
Woman Drowns in Tank Fire Accident Near Ottawa
Mrs. Clarence Feltner, 50, was found dead in a stock tank at her Franklin county home. The body was discovered by her husband who said she tried to put out flames from clothing that caught fire from a trash blaze. Coroner Dr. R. Roberts ruled death by burns drowning and suffocation.
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Ottawa
Kan
Clarence Feltner
Franklin County
R. §. Roberts
Jones Manslaughter Case Opens in Olathe Oct. 2
Olathe Kansas, Sept. 7. UF W G Jones, an Olathe lawyer charged with first degree manslaughter in the death of Misa Dorothy Kellogg, 31, will open in district court here. The case follows a fatal crash when a car went into a ditch. No sugar for Cuba town retailers face high prices. refinery shortages impact local markets.
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Olathe
Kan
W. G. Jones
Misa Dorothy Kellogg
Havana
Cuba
Cabsiguan
John L
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