Farm and Homemaker Clubs Meet Across Several Units
The Herald’s Farm Page details HDU and related clubs gathering at multiple homes on September 13 through September 16. Activities include lessons on Accessories, Good Design In Accessories, and Satisfaction, plus recreation, sewing cancer dressings, and planning future meetings. Members and guests from numerous units attended, with notes on hostesses, refreshments, and upcoming events in October.
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HDU
Loren Higginbotham
Albert Baldwin
Dwayne Wilkins
Floyd Bishop
L. E. Barnes
Centropolis Hdu
Theodore Clark
Bethel
Charles Jones
Harold Simmons
Donald Steward
Hayden Turner
Clark
Frank Morgan
Bernard Briggs
Ben
Beacon Light Hdu
Lloyd Heidner
Bob Steele
Ezra Johnson
Ira Reed
Roy Reed
Mmes. Steele
Johnson
I. ‘Reed
R. Reed
K. Bowman
Tom King
Phil King
R. Dister
E. Gilliland
C. Eichenberger
Stevenson
Progressive
George Pope
Reinecke
Harold Crawford
Fitch
Emerson Max
Glen White
Carl Senter
Modernettes Hdu
Dwight Haworth
Harvey Martin
OK Hdu
Guy Murdock, Jr
Princeton
Vernon Honn
Wm. Abbott
Finland
Harry Brown
Clarence Prager
Chicago
Jerome Minnick
James Warnock
A. E. Knoepple
Connie Foy
Albuquerque
M. M
Better Homes
J. W. Bennett
Norman Scott
Scholarship Hall
Manhattan
Belza Duvall
Mabel Matlock
Glenn Crowley
W. ¥. Linden
Linden
Legion Wall
Williamsburg
Lydia Dannelly
Savings Bonds for Your Financial Future
Whether you raise pigs or not the key is the last one meaning savings. For systematic saving put part of each year's earnings into U S Series E Savings Bonds. If interested in current income ask about Series H. Your Banker can show how Savings Bonds fit your picture. Come in and talk it over.
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U.S
Tickard Calls for Broad Tax Cuts Next Year
Washington Representative Tickard of Texas urged Congress to reduce corporate and excise taxes next year along with personal income taxes. He said the major relief should go to low and moderate income individuals.
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Washington
Tickard
D-Tex
Congress
Tidal Wave Of Students Hit Kansas Colleges This Fall
Kansas colleges report record and near record enrollments this fall with gains at the University of Kansas, Kansas State, Pittsburg State Teachers, Emporia State Teachers, Fort Hays State, and Wichita. News notes rising housing pressures and planned campus projects as veterans, returnees, and new students swell enrollments, with specifics for each institution including numbers and trends. Great variation across campuses highlights broad postwar college expansion in Kansas.
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Kansas
University of Kansas
Kansas State College
Pittsburg State Teachers College
Emporia State Teachers College
Fort Hays
University of Wichita
Friends Bcean
St. Benedict's College
Kansas State
K-State
James A. McCain
K. U
Pittsburg State
Rees H. Hughes
Emporia State
John E. King
A. Thornton Edwards
McCain
Kstate
K.U
Franklin D. Murphy
College of Emporia
Friends University
St. Benedict’s College
Mount St. Cholastica College
Atchison
Southwestern College
Kansas Wesleyan University
Ottawa University
McPherson College
Central College
Bethel College
St. Mary of the Plains
Catholic Sisters of St. Joseph
Dodge City
Record Enrollment Figures Across Kansas Towns
Enrollment counts for several towns show mixed gains and declines from prior years. Iola-158 reports 228 year ago and 350 in 1937. El Dorado 288, below 465 in 1941 42. Coffeyville 469, peak 573 in 1947. Pratt 1231 full time, up from 223 in 1940 41. Chanute 196, up from 181, near 343 in 1939 40. Garden City 245, a record.
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Iola
el Dorado
Coffeyville
Pratt
Chanute
Garden City
Robin Roberts Aims for Fifth Straight Innings Leader Title
Robin Roberts has led the National League in innings pitched for four straight seasons and seeks a fifth consecutive title this year. The Phillies star remains the top durable workhorse as spring training opens.
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Robin Roberts
Phillie
More Federal Judges Needed Urgent Request Reforming Courts
The Judicial Conference and Chief Justice Warren were informed that the country needs 20 additional federal judges. Henry P. Chandler, director of the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, released the report detailing the urgent demand for more judges to handle backlogs and maintain judicial efficiency.
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Washington
Judicial Conference
Warren
Henry, P. Chandler
U.S
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Roy B. Church
Claude Myers
Howard Myers
Vern Sink
Judy Steward
Fletcher Simmons
Steven Clark
Don Waldo
Wilbur Henry
Lawrence Ott
Carl Wittman
Paul Boyke
Robert Jenkins
Marvin Baldwin
Robert Williamson
Sidney Barber
South Locust
Sand Creek
George Graves
Ray Angelton
Albert Barnhart
Glidden
Malott
Ralph J. Studebaker Sales Co
King Street
Ottawa, Kansas
Treasery
Kansas State Bank
State Bank of Ottawa
Yorkshire
B. Duroc
Hampshire
Prescription Service
Kansas Loan Co
R. Free
Mr. Farmer
al ™ Williams
Masonic Building
S. Main
Farm Tire
Wave
Tire & Battery Service
N. Main
King Pravures Cyndicate
Buster Brown
Richardson's
Kansas State Bull Stud and Dairy Departments
Manhattan, Kansas
Franklin County Court House
Don Collins
The
Franklin County
Artificial Dairy Breeders Association
Franklin Co
Artificial Breeding Association
S. Maple
Ottawa
Massey-Harris
W. Wilson
Phove
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