Home Demonstration Units Share Lessons on Furniture
In April meetings across HDU units, members discussed furniture selection lessons led by instructors including Mrs. Beverly Daugharthy and Mrs. Earl Schmanke. Activities covered Kansas Home Demonstration Week window displays, health topics, and community service with 4-H juniors, nursing home contributions, and a bake sale.
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Floyd Moore
John Humerickhouse
Larry Folks
Theron Wray
Don Gorton
HDU
Ottawa
Bancroft
Cedar House
Kansas
Fairmount
Harley Hume
L. E. Dunn
Ralph Overstreet
Francis Bell
Franklin County Social Welfare Department
Ann Keith
Silver
Roy Bones
Beverly Daugharthy
Fredrick Wood
J. C. Briles
Everett Burgess
Herbert Wolfe
Judgers
Henry Dehn Jr
Cuba
C. J. Shepheard
Williamsburg
Norman Scott
Elm Grove
B. F. Holmes
W. H. Williams
J. T. Mercen
R. J. Hoffman
O. L. Followell
T. E. Bennett
E. L. Walker
A. W. Rybolt
Cancer Fund
O. K
Gene Ramsey
al Knoeppel
Charles Mavity Jr
Jules Doty
Earl Schmanke
Wheat used to make paper could boost Kansas industry
The Kansas Industrial Development Commission endorsed a project to use wheat in paper manufacture. Northen Utilization and Development Laboratory in Peoria perfected the process, with Kansas State Extension forester Harry Gallagher noting ample timber and wood supplies for pulp. If wheat pulp grows to 10 percent of output by 1975, Kansas could need about 200 million bushels annually.
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Kansas Industrial Development Commission
KIDC
Hutchinson
W. W. Graber
Kansas Wheat Commission
Graber
Northern Utilization and Development Laboratory
Peoria
Kansas
Harry Gallagher
Kansas State Extension Forester
Kstate
Gallaher
F.M. Kessler
Wichita
U.S
Hutchinson Farmers Cooperative plans bulgur plant
The Farmers Cooperative Commission Company of Hutchinson announced plans to start a 500000 dollar bulgur plant that will produce five million pounds monthly. General manager J H Dean said output will feed two markets, the Food for Peace program and private firms making survival wafers for fallout shelters, with full operation expected within six months.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Farmers Cooperative Commission Company of
Hutchinson
J. H. Dean
Bulgur
No Chow For Students In Shorts
Westminster College freshmen led a ban protest over Bermuda shorts, marching through Fulton and invading William Woods campus. One student was arrested for cursing a policeman. another briefly held in a prowl car before slipping away. The dispute centers on a new disciplinary code requiring dinner dress up three times weekly, with three freshmen evicted for wearing shorts while others arrived in jackets and ties.
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Fulton, Mo
Westminster College
Fulton Business District
William Woods
Westminster
Jack Marshall
Herald Pays Five Dollars Weekly for News Tips
The Herald offers five dollars each week for the best news tip submitted by readers. Tipsters can send in noteworthy local event ideas or important information for possible publication in the paper.
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the Herald
Health Focus on Hair Sprays Linked to Lung Risk
A medical study questions whether hair sprays may cause lung diseases in some women and hairdressers. While no proof exists, 15 cases show possible damage from resin particles based on X rays, tissue exams, and autopsies of three women.
NYU Dental Center Research on Teeth Freezing Growth
The body in research by Dr Robert Gerstner at the New York University Dental Center notes that teeth in early growth stages can be treated with an anti freeeze glycerol and then freeze stored for years. They grow normally again after quick thawing.
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Robert Gerstner
New York University Dental Center
Tourists set UN daily record in New York
Tourists visiting the United Nations set a new daily record on Tuesday with 8 273 visitors compared to 7 292 on May 12 1961.
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United Nations
N.Y
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HDU News
Better Living
Mark Rocker Jr
Lonnie Chambers
County Health Department
Chambers
Don Kendall
Hutchinson News
Associated Press
Nancy Loree Schraeder
Wichita High School
New York
Bill Ding
Lucy
Lucille Ball
DUCO
DU Pont
Hubbard Lumber
Cas Earl Schluwanke
Gill Coons Oil
Ottawa, Kans
Bulgar
Hart
Coe
Junior
Herald
THE
American Academy of Pediatrics
Robert Barnes
Nuzman Lumber
THEY
Ford Dealer
America
the Price Motor Co
3Rd St
Ford
Blue Mound
Kincaid
Centerville
Dhia
Fred K
Eddie" Ross
Gene Weatherbie
Hugh Campbell
Prescott
Walter Bayless
Farmers State Bank
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