Oil magnate Edward L. Doheny dies at 79
Los Angeles reports Edward L. Doheny, famed oil mogul and Pan American Petroleum leader, died in Beverly Hills at age 79 after months of invalidism. The Doheny family and several grandchildren were present.
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Los Angeles
Ur—Edward L. Doheny
Midas
Hemisphere
Beverly Hills
Tee Waar
Associated Press
Underwood
Ebwaid L
Doheny
Leigh Battson
Petroleum Securities Corporation
Harding
Senate
Elk Hills
Teapot Dome
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Fall
Elks Hills
Pan- American Petroleum Company
Edward Laurence Doheny
Fond du Lac
Wis
Croesus
Black Hills
North Dakota
California
Mexico
New California
New Mexico
South America
Edward L. Doheny
Young Doheny
R. M. Sands
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed From 1900s Page
A scrambled cross word puzzle lists numerous across and down clues covering agriculture crony wild ox silk glass seat palm daybreak uncultivated nurse attendant organs aight not, plus Brazilian money and multilingual filers. The fragment ends with notes that Doheny was rumored to retire from the oil business but denial followed.
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Palmyra
Named on honor roll at University of Kansas business school
Dean F. T. Stockton announced the University of Kansas School of Business honor roll listing three Lawrence seniors Lloyd Metzler Ralph Botsford and William T. Corcoran and two Lawrence juniors Henry D. Price and Terence B. Mills. Other honorees include seniors John H. Lumpkin Topeka Czar ina Wiseman Ottawa Oscar Belin Clay Center Karl R. Ashborn Smith Center Walter C. Everly Richard Ayres and juniors Bert Rush Jerome Kesselman Max Fessler William L. Kline Clifford Goering Dorothy Fink and David Lieberman Ray L. Britton.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas School of Business
F. T. Stockton
Lloyd Metzler
Ralph Botsford
William T. Corcoran
Henry D. Price
Terence B. Mills
John H. Lumpkin
Topeka
Czarina
Richard Ayres
Kansas City
Bert Rush
Independence
Kan
Jerome Kesselman
Max Fessler
Garnett
William L. Kline
Hutchinson
Clifford Goering
Arlington
Dorothy Fink
Atchison
David Lieberman
Ray L. Britton
IQs and the child’s growth beyond labels
Brooke Peters argues IQ tests measure mental equipment, not worth or pride. A high IQ signals potential, but growth depends on proper stimulation and training, not innate greatness or status.
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Brooke Peters Church
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Proper training for a gifted child and the arrested development issue
The text argues gifted children need disciplined training to avoid wasted potential and explains the dangers of idleness and misused intelligence. It discusses Sally X as a case of arrested development and stresses early identification, medical and psychiatric evaluation, and parental responsibility to seek timely care.
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Sally X
Sally
Henrys Return From Five Week Alaska Trip
Dr and Mrs John B Henry returned from a five weeks trip to Alaska. Dr Henry is back in Lawrence. Mrs Henry plans to stay in Colorado Springs until early October. They toured major sites and reached Port Yukon near the Arctic circle. They arrived in Dawson two days after Will Rogers and Wiley Post.
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John B. Henry
Alaska
Dr. Henry
Lawrence
Mrs. Henry
Colorado Springs
Henrys
Port Yukon
Yukon River
Arctic Circle
Dawson
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Point Barrow
Roast Chicken Stuffed With Golden Bantam Corn
Use 32 ounces of golden bantam corn three eggs beaten lightly cream and three diced green peppers for a unique stuffing. Extra furniture? Journal-World classifieds will turn it into cash.
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Journal-World
G A R Men Meet At Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Mich Sept 9 The Grand Army of the Republic opened its national encampment with a potential joint convention next year at Gettysburg with United Confederate veterans The issue hinges on parade flag policy while some favor a banner approach Others adhere to one flag one country The Daughters of Union Veterans resign from the federated societies pending inquiry Mrs Margaret Grandle of Pittsburg elected president of the federated societies comprising Ladies of the G A R Womens Relief Corps Sons of Union Veterans and its auxiliary
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Army of the Republic
Gettysburg
United Confederate Veterans
Alfred E. Stacey
Pennsylvania
Confederacy
Daughters of Union Veterans
Federated Patriotic Societies
Federated Societies
Margaret Grandle
Pittsburg
Kan
G.A.R., Womens’ Relief Corps
Sons of Union Veterans
Villa Eden Opens With Small School Enrollment
Villa Eden school opened Monday with Miss Ruth Pettengill as teacher and 16 pupils enrolled, fewer than previous years. Four students joined Linwood grade school: Charles Davidson Alfred Quinlan George Moore and Mark Moore. Rain helped fall plowing and many are canning peaches grapes and plums. Various locals visited relatives and traveled for duties and schooling.
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Ruth Pettengill
Linwood
Charles _ Davidson
Alfred Quinlan
George
Mark Moore
Kniffen and Sons
Fanning
John Hughey
Herbert Moore
Ruth Quinlan
Charles Davidson
Kansas City
William Torneden
Dollie Hill
D. S. Wilson
W. E. Brock
Garnett
Allen Holmes
Walter Shaw
J. T. Hughey
Fanning Visits Oscar Brown Home in Tonganoxie
Fanning spent Thursday at the Oscar Brown residence in Tonganoxie. Mrs Arch Meinke attended two teas on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs John Snyder with Mrs Ovid Snyder of Linwood.
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Ceres
Crandeur
Tara
Lair Boich
Oi] Busipee
Siele
School of Business
Mrs. J. B. Henry
North Country
Kansas Public Service Co
F Charltan Insurance Agency
Hone
Hotpoint
Classified
Villa Eden
Keeler’s Book Store
Sahara
Green Bros
Federal Housing Act
Maytag Company
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