Kay Stanley argues toys should entertain not educate
Ny HAL BOYLE column profiles Kay Stanley a top toy industry figure who laments the market's focus on educational value. She says toys should be fun and suspects labeling as educational drives sales while kids prefer play, television, and simple creative activities. She shares her career path from Chicago to leading a large toy company and outlines risk and secrecy in new toy development. Carrell Manor Grange details parking lot plans and youth programs with speakers, contests, and a German exchange student report.
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Kay Stanley
America
Kay
Chicago
Daffy
Nhav
Loy
Grange Members View German Exchange Slides
Glade Valley Grange members saw a trip to Germany via colored slides presented by Catherine Roderick National Grange Youth Committee chairwoman and escort for German exchange students last summer. Edgar Van Fossen offered home and farm safety tips citing local incidents, noting 15 000 people were fooled and one million were crippled in arm accidents in one year. Carolee Smith played a piano solo and Thomas Cramer sang two numbers to close the program ahead of March 22 when health and safety committee plans another event chaired by Charles Hoke.
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Carrell Manor Grange
Rachel Remsberg
Willis Remsberg
Virginia Compher
Pomona
Ballenger
the Rocks
Garrett County
Carl Nagel
Catherine Roderick
National
Germany
America
Glade Valley Grange
Glade Valley
Home Economics Committee
Carolee Smith
Thomas Cramer
Health and Safety Committee
Charles Hoke
Anniversaries of notable Americans span presidents to reformers
Know America Today's Anniversaries lists figures like Andrew Jackson born near Monroe North Carolina and died near Nashville in 1845, James H Hackett born New York in 1800, Joseph J Roberts born Petersburg Virginia in 1809, St Clair McKelway born Columbia Missouri in 1845, Liberty H Bailey born South Haven Michigan in 1858, Harold L Ickes born Blair County Pennsylvania in 1874, plus Maine statehood 1820 and Credit Mobilier event in 1865.
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Andrew Jackson
Tennessee
Monroe
N.C
Nashville
James H. Hackett
New York
Joseph J. Roberts
Liberia
Petersburg
St Clair McKelway
Brooklyn
N VY
Eagle
Columbia
Liberty H Bailey
South Haven
Rich
Ithaca
Harold L. Ickes
Roosevelt
Interior
America Inc to Build Union Pacific Rail Line Scandal Front-Page
A collage of headlines traces major 19th and 20th century events from America's Union Pacific railroad push and early cardinal appointment to postwar diplomacy and labor strife. It notes Theodore Roosevelt era politics, Churchill at Fulton, and Soviet settlement hints, followed by 1955 birthdays and a New Jersey pig transit protest.
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America
Union Pacific
John McCloskey
New York
American Trade Commission
Pershing
Mexico
Villa
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Fulton
Russia
Malenkov
Rail Road
West Shore
Robert R. Young
New York Central
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Daniel C. Poole
Jefferson, MD
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Renn Pontiac CO
Market Street
Frederick, Md
Eisenhower
Margaret Webster
Harry H. James
Albany
the News
Frederick
Junius
Morgan
J. P. Morgan & Co
Charles ©. Haffner Jr
R. R. Donnelley & Co
Bloomville
Ohio
George Brent
Ireland
Hagerstown
CIO
United Auto Workers
E. T. Michael
Cio-Uaw
Cleveland
Michael
International Union
Porcine
Newark
New York Central West Shore
Washington
United States
J. Glenn Beall
Hood College
Mary Thomas
John B.thomas
Middletown
June Miller
Ralph H. Miller
Brunswick
Carolyn Riefle
James H. Riefle
Baltimore
Russel
Williamson
Coht & CO
No Tell
Dagmar
Haverstorn, Md
Tla
South Market ST
Cole and Sons
Lee Zalis
Delaware
Maryland
Farm Bureau
Ord Fesyeas
VE Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Columbus
OMO
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies
Professional Arts Building
Yves
Markiand
Pione
Frederick County
Charles R. Albaugh
Tippy Stringer
Chan
Burdette Brothers