Editorial on children's friendliness and hostility in early development
Afton Smith argues that children are as prone to friendliness as to conflict. Studies show more friendly acts among two year olds, and even among aggressive peers, friendliness prevails. Factors like possession disputes, fatigue, and family stress influence irritability. Supervision is essential to channel conflicts into constructive behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton Smith
State University of Iowa Child Welfare Research Station
Mengert
Jersild and
Fite
Wright
Shooting in Washington sparks nationwide buzz and rail against security
Weekend column recalls a dramatic Monday when a shooting in the capital dominated TV and radio news. It notes a congressman aiding aid attempts, debates over security searches, and concerns about Puerto Ricans’ displacement. The piece also mentions local readers, sports crowds, and a quip about newspaper errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Middle West
Capital
Top 10 Percent and Trapnested Stock Shape Luxchix Breeding
Luxchix uses selective breeding from the top 10 percent of female stock and top 3 percent of dam stock to produce high producing layers. From 2,500 trapnested pullets they select 250 best, then mate 75 hens with 5 roosters to yield 500,000 future chcks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxchix
Readers urged to thank advertisers and support local paper
A columnist notes the value of reader engagement with ads and urges readers to tell advertisers they noticed their ads. He explains how feedback supports local paper and advertising income, likening it to compliments that boost morale and partnership between paper and community.
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Mr. Feather
The
Ladies Home Journal
Reader’s Digest
Xpress
the Express
Weekend visits feature O Rourkes and Field family travels
Misses Marjory and Genevieve O Rourke of Cedar Rapids visited with their parents Mr and Mrs Ambrose O Rourke. Mrs Louise Field returned from a month in the South including a stay with Capt and Mrs Charles Field in DeRidder Louisiana. Nan Barron of Mechanicsville visited with her parents Mr and Mrs J R Barron, and Mr and Mrs William Shaffer have returned from a three week Gulfport Mississippi vacation.
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Marjory
Genevieve O'Rourke
Cedar Rapids
Mrs
Ambrose O’rourke
Louise Field
South
Capt
Nan Barron
Mechanicsville
J. R. Barron
William Shaffer
Gulfport, Miss
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Lions Club
Ohio
Anamosa
Lions
Union City
N. J
Hudson Dispatch
LUX Leghorn
Hopkinton, Iowa
Tures
William Feather
Imperial Type Metal Company
SATIN
Pittsburgh
John Deere
Charles Field
DeRidder, Louisiana
ED Cox
Alfred Egger
Monticello Impl
Jim Balliger
Albert Kray
GoodLand Agricultural Chemicals, Inc
Dubuque, Iowa
Winthrop
West Union
Cantes Ponrésignee
Teoms
ED L. Vandurny
John Deere Dealer
Monticello, Iowa
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