Big Scout Jamboree Strains Washington Food Supply
Washington hosts a massive Boy Scout Jamboree with 70,000 eggs per breakfast and 30,000 quarts of milk daily. Harvey Gordon directs logistics from New York, arranging 1,000,000 gallons of water and 25 kitchens along the Potomac to feed 80,000 boy debuts in tents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Gordon
Gordon
New York
Noth
Richmond
Pennsylvania
Potomac
Boy Scouts
Washington
Mat
Dinah
Earest
Maytime at Granada with MacDonald and Eddy
Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy star in Maytime at the Granada for a week. Romberg music features strong numbers like Sweetheart Will You Remember and the Maytime Finale. the cast also includes Gordon and a Don Costa chorus with sidelights on Barrymore, Bing, Brown, and Carver amid a program of shorts.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Jeanette MacDonald
Nelson Eddy
Granada
MacDonald Eddy
Sigmund Romberg
Herbert Stothart
Myerbeer
Lea Hugenots
Czaritza
Tachaikowsky
Miss MacDonald
Eddy
Don Cossacks
Misa MacDonald
John Barrymore
Barrymore
New York
Herman Bing
Tom Brown
Lynne Carver
Fragmentary note hints at menu and growth imagery
The readable fragments describe a kitchen scene with individual plates and mention 30,000 elastic caverns in boys' middles stopping growling briefly, followed by an unclear name. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable places or organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nik Cates
Dust Bowl program details aid for wind erosion control
Washington officials outlined the $5,000,000 dust bowl program showing payments to a 920 acre farm with 300 crop acres. SSA wind erosion allowances would total $120 plus 40 for contour listing and 80 for cover crops, with land set aside rules and regional administration by AAA divisions. The plan lists eligible Kansas counties including Clark Finney Ford Grant Gray Greeley Hamilton Haskell Hodgeman Kearney Land Meade Morton Scott Seward Stanton Stevens and Wichita.
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Washington
Contour
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
George E. Farrell
Texas
Oklahoma
Cully A. Cobb
Clark, Finney
Ford
Grant
Gray, Greeley
Hamilton
Haskell
Hodgeman
Kearney
Land
Meade
Morton
Scott
Seward
Stanton
Stevens
Wichita
Debate on Real Recovery Possible Under Capitalism
A debate at the University of Kansas auditorium features Cory and Agar arguing whether real recovery is possible under capitalism. Herbert Agar of the Louisville Courier-Journal argues the affirmative, with the event slated to begin at 8:20 p.m. Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas Auditorium
Lewis Cory
Herbert Agar
Louisville Courier-Journal
Agar
Fire Set By Zion Youth Sparks Tabernacle Blaze
Thomas Griffith, 19, confessed to dousing kerosene beneath the Shiloh tabernacle floor and igniting the three story structure that housed WCBD radio, aiming to retaliate against Wilbur Glenn Voliva. Loss estimated at 600000. Griffith said foster mother Mrs Steiner’s burial funded by Voliva’s overseer failed, prompting the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voliva
Paul McElroy
Griffith
John Steiner
Zion College
Marine recruiting duty at Topeka post office seeks wind players
Sgt. John E. O Neil of the U S Marine Corps spends the day at the Lawrence post office examining candidates for service. Recruits train six to eight weeks in San Diego and then serve at foreign stations. Ages 18 to 30, single, with no dependents. Two wind instrument musicians sought for band duty. Enlistments four years with pay from 21 to 126 dollars monthly. Retirement possible after 20 years at two thirds pay and after 30 years at full pay. O Neil will be at the naval recruiting station in Topeka from 6 to 7 PM daily. McCook Nebraska April 5. Twins born to Mr and Mrs Robert Armstrong of Washington yesterday. Ruth Eleanor likely name for daughter. Mrs Armstrong formerly wrote for the Associated Press in Washington as Bess Furman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. O'Neil
U. S. Marine Corps
Lawrence Post Office
San_ Diego
Calif
O’neil
O'Neil
Naval
Topeka
McCook
Neb
Robert Armstrong
Washington
Highway Death Near Buhier Claims Oil Worker
W E Wilhite, 50, oil field worker, was struck and killed Saturday night on a highway near Buhier Hutchinson Kansas. Mrs J H Poland the driver said she was blinded by lights of an approaching car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
W. E. Wilhite
Buhier
J. H. Poland
Dimmicks Rent Farm Near Brownsville Texas
KNOWLEDGE HILL notices the Dimmicks moving to a recently vacated Jack Reid farm near Brownsville. Mrs Ardell Weeks hosts a kitchen shower for Esther Love amid upcoming marriage to Vernon Weeks. Oakridge Farm Bureau meets at Mrs Frank Leonards with Easter roll call and lessons on Consumers Education and Picture Appreciation.
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Dimmick
Brownsville
Tex
Jack Reid
Ardell Weeks
Milford Miller
Esther Love
Vernon Weeks
William Rice
Melvin Perkins
C. H. Thiry
Robert and
Neva Mae
Glenn Colburn
Brune
Collins
H. G. van Neste
Perkins
F. H. Leonard
Community meetings and Easter family notices in Knowledge Hill area
The Knowledge Hill Community club met last Friday with 4-H seed corn and soil conservation slides presented by Farm Bureau agents C. J. Hall and Campbell. Easter Sunday dinners honored relatives including John Thiry and the Murphy and Colburn families. J. A. Rice remains ill while A. D. Rice returns to Des Moines.
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Kate Toms
Howard Longnecker
James Holliday
William Rice
Rice
Knowledge Hill Community Club
Farm Bureau
C. J. Hall
Hall
Campbell
A. D. Rice
Des Moines
J. W. Rice
C. H. Thiry
Neva Mae
Robert
Pleasant Valley
John Thiry
P. B. Murphy
Eugene Moore
Paradise Valley
Nev
Government Hospital
Fort Dodge
Lawrence
New
Donald
Roy Deay
Pleasant Grove
Kansas City
Kan
J. A. Rice
Pickens and Vicinity Easter Guests and Activities
Local residents shared Sunday meals with families in Pickens area including Miss Florence Hunnington in Kansas City and Mrs. Mattie Tayne in Linwood. Several visits to Leavenworth, Lawrence, and Gardner occurred with Henik, Hubbard, Siscoe, and Toyne households hosting. Pickens school pupils enjoyed an Easter basket hunt with named students Dorothy and Ray Hubbard noted for perfect attendance.
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Margaret Trefton
Muncie
Kan
Frank Henik
Leavenworth
Lester Mills
Shirley White
Pat Collins
Martin Byers
Kansas City
Mattie Tayne
William Anderson
Linwood
Frank Hubbard
Iva
Earnest Siscoe
Gardner
James Pritchard
Bob
Fall Leaf
Katie Henik
George Henik
Charles Davenport
Lawrence
Mattie Toyne
Roy Baird
Dana
Ruth
Shirley
Lansing
T. E. Hubbard
Pickens School
Dorothy and
Ray Hubbard
Henik Family Names Appear in Local Notices
Billy and Barbara Henik and Edna and Freddie Henik are mentioned alongside Henry and Elmer Wickey who spent Monday morning in Lawrence. The Friday Night club gathered at Mrs. Herman Zimmer li's home Friday evening with residents from the area including Ruby and Lola Mae Henik, Marie and Dorothy Hubbard, Clarence Hubbard, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gress plus Thomas and Vanita. Florence and Eulah Anderson and H. L. Bryan of Kan
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Billy
Barbara Henik
Edna
Freddie Henik
Henry
Elmer Wickey
Lawrence
Herman Zimmerli
Ruby
Lola Mae Henik
Marie
Dorothy Hubbard
Clarence Hubbard
Bruce Gress
Thomas
Vanita
Florence
Eulah Anderson
H. L. Bryan
Kan
Local Visitors Call On Mrs Anderson Family
Mrs Anderson and daughter Arlein hosted Sunday visitors including Mrs Jed Bryan of Hardin Mo Mr and Mrs J D Pierce and daughters Helen and Doris of Lawrence and Homer Bowen of Linwood Also mentioned Dr Pierce returning home after treatment in Kansas City Jack Gurss was unable to at.
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Sas City
Jed Byran
Harden, Mo
J. D. Pierce
Helen
Doris
Lawrence
Homer Bowen
Linwood
Laura Anderson
Arlein
Pierce
Kansas City
Jack Gurss
Local Notes From Linwood And Lawrence
Miss Arlein Anderson and Mrs Bill Pennington of Linwood were shopping in Lawrence Tuesday. Freddie Henik was an overnight guest of Ray Hubbard Friday. George Henik is sowing oats for T E Hubbard this week. John Gurss took a load of logs to Kansas City Thursday morning. Tend school Thursday due to illness.
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John Gurss
Kansas City
Arlein Anderson
Bill Pennington
Linwood
Lawrence
Freddie Henik
Ray Hubbard
George Henik
T. E. Hubbard
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SPEED
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Lewis Cory and
Zion
Bay of 19
Knowledge Hill
Pickens and Vicinity
John Martin
Florence Hunnington
Seymour
William Henak
Jess Woods
Near
Bascor
Donald Siscoe
Sonny Morhart
Elsie Hubbard
Incc
Donald Nelson
Eddvisteners
Harlow
Taylor
Robert Taylor
Jean Harlow
Pearl
Buck’s
Earth
Lulu
Honolulu
Hawaii
Crosby
Uaartha Raye
Wullear
Martha
Jean Arthur-Charles Boyer
Nicht
Carters
Herbert Marshall Chatterton
Simone “Simon
Roscoe Karns
Marsha Hunt
Laugha Galore
Wells
Dubey
Dick Powelst
Ann Dvorak
Fred Allen
Patsy Kelly Rubinoff
Paul Whiteman
Ramona
the Family Theater
Patee
Bee Loc
Webctiay
M-G-M
Franchott
Reginald Owen
Betty Furness
Gordon Jones
Coler
Hizi Koyke
Madame Butterfly
San Carlo
Khvanis Club
Guild Music Co
Kansas Ave
Guild Musica Co
Ates Toe TE
Green Bros
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