Parent training school draws 2000 parents to Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri March 4 a three day conference on practical psychology applied to child rearing opened for more than two thousand parents and mothers from ten midwestern states. The event, run by the University of Kansas and the Kansas City children’s human and child research groups, aims to bolster moral and character development through parental training and home practices.
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Kansas City
Parenc
University of Kansas
Midwest Conference On Education For Parenthood
America
Reyearch
Eli. A. Kirkpatrick
State Normal School
Fitchburg
Mass
Srs
Sidouie Arnenburg
Child Study Association of America
Helen Wooley
Columbia University
Hugh Mearnes
University of New Yorks
Bird ’. Baldwin
Town Child Research Station
Lois Haynen Meek
Patty Smith Jr
Columa University
C. 2. Geremeine
A Pally
Missouri
Ernest Groves
Boston University
Soviet science hunts for rumored czarist torture chamber
Revelations claim a hidden wall passage at Schinseeberg near Leningrad led to a gallery and a dust filled torture room with implements of cruelty. A 1896 report by Bocha Jovitch described the secret gate, but no further proof has emerged. Investigators say they have gathered clues and separated fact from rumor with public admission of the inquiry.
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Moscow
C#az
Secrat
Schinseebergz
Leningrad
Soviet Department of Science
Schlosberg
Bocha- Jovitch
Bochalovitch
Department of Science
Russia
Schlusseelberg
Leningrad Officials Plan Spring Breakthrough at Old Prison Wall
City officials in Leningrad propose a spring excavation at a prison wall to locate a suspected secret door. The effort aims to reveal hidden spaces such as a hollow gallery or torture chamber, with exploration likely to occur next season.
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Leningrad
Yale Graduate Breaks Down Under Strain of Work
Howard T. Phillips, a Yale graduate now studying in the drama department, has broken down under six years of work and will receive treatment. He was arrested in New Haven for taking money from a fellow student as he had no need for it.
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YALE
New Haven
Conn
Howard T. Phillips
Yate
Phillips
Reading Woman Praises Resinol Remedies For Sore Hands
In Reading Pennsylvania on October 20 a reader describes how Resinol Soap and Ointment relieved terribly dry cracked hands that bled. After many failed remedies she used the samples and found great relief, now relying on Resinol and sharing with husband and children.
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Reading
John Machemer
Yale Officials View Student Philips Case With Confidence
Dean Everett V Meeks of the art school and Professor George Pieres Laker of the drama department assert Mr Phillips is not wholly responsible for his actions Yale has arranged a medical examination to determine the diagnosis and treatment. Phillips has been a student at Yale for six years and is held in high regard by instructors and classmates.
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Everett V. Meeks
Art
George Pieres Laker
Department of
Drama
Phillips
Yale
Speed limit raised in Emporia after signs replaced
Emporia Kansas on March 4 began a new speed limit as police replaced old signs showing twelve miles per hour with markers announcing twenty miles per hour as the new limit. The change signals a shift toward a faster town pace and reflects updated traffic rules.
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Emporia
Kan
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