Institute to Open March 4 for Teachers of Children
The thirteenth Institute for teachers of children, under the Council of Church and Christian Education of Maryland and Delaware, will be held Thursday March 4 at Christ Lutheran Church Baltimore. The afternoon session includes registration worship address Knowing God themed sessions led by Edna Acheson and others. A concert by the Junior Negro Choir and an address Adventuring With God in Social Relations conclude the day with committee supervision announced.
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Institute For Teachers of Children
Council of Church
Christian Education of
Maryland
Delaware
Christ Lutheran Church
Hill Street
Charles Street
Baltimore
Frances Young
Edna Acheson
R. E. Munn Avenue Presbyterian Church
East Orange
N. J
Undergarden
God
Chandler Brooks
Ellen Jenkins
Martha Parsons
Clarence Lindsay
Dorothy Bull
Elizabeth Frazier
St. James Protestant Episcopal Church
J. P. Ketchum
Bruce Pean
June Kip
Seaipe “ Andertson
Margaret Wilkes
Children’s Vvision
Council
Washington County
How Modern Women Lose Pounds of Fat Swiftly-Safely
A dated diet ad touts Kruschen Salts as a fat burning plan. It promises quick weight loss with a half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast. The ad claims increased energy, clearer skin, and a sparkle in the eyes, urging reduced pastry and fatty foods and noting low cost and long-lasting supply.
Hybrid Seed Corn Yields Spark Strong Demand
Hybrid seed corn, produced by controlled inbreeding and crossing of inbred strains, shows unexpected 1936 yields and spurs large orders. Commercial producers like Meryl Morgan of Galva and the Wallaces of Iowa predict hybrids will surpass today’s top varieties as they diversify seeds for disease and drought resistance and uniform maturity.
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Paul D. Shoemaker
Associated Press
Chicago
Meryl Morgan
Galva
Wallaces
Iowa
Morgan
Hybrid corn could yield alcohol fuel in future crops
An discussion notes that crossing two inbred grandpar ents to produce a hybrid ear shows promise for higher yields. Morgan argues hybrid corn could double or triple alcohol output and, if gasoline shortages arise, supply power fuel for vehicles within a few years.
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Morgan
Grant of leave for job analysis at welfare board
Frederick Maryland February 2 J Sheldon Turner executive secretary of the Frederick County Welfare Board was granted leave of absence to conduct a job analysis of administrative and supervisory work for the American Public Welfare Association Miss Anne P Halliday of Philadelphia was appointed temporarily to Turner's post New financing not undertaken in New York Secretary Morgenthau announced In March a sharp advance in U S Government loans followed eliminating market nervousness over 300000000 in new financing Treasury bills to be offered more to meet the departments needs P T A TALKS Williamsport Parent Teacher Association heard two excellent talks at the January meeting Rev Wakefield spoke on Spiritual and Cultural Training in the Home Rev Wm Huddle spoke on Cooperation Between the Home and the School The group emphasized building good character in children and discipline and obedience at home as key factors
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Frederick
J. Sheldon Turner
New York
Morgenthau
U. S
P. T
Williamsport
Parent-Teacher Association
Wakefield
Wm. €. Huddle
Oklahoma City Pet Ring Targeted By Officials
An organized ring of dog papers and poisoners preying on Oklahoma City's pedigreed dogs stirred pet owners tonight. Mrs. War White, acting officer, urged police help to smash a band selling stolen dogs to other cities. A separate note mentions a modern dairy barn housing 80 cattle at Oklahoma A and M College.
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Oklahoma City
War White
Pace
Oklahoma A. and
M. College
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