Germans Hold a Debt Advantage in Reparations Talks
Paris April 9 AP Germans secured a tactical advantage in reparations talks as Dr Hjalmar Schacht questioned allied figures on expected disbursements. Allies sought to trim claims to Dawes plan levels, while Germans warned against higher annuities. The dispute centers on the balance between German payments and Allied debts to the United States.
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Paris
Conference of Experts
Hjalmar Schacht
Reichsbank
Albei
Germany
Dawes
Owen_D. Young
Sehacht
Belgium
Owen D. Young
Allied expectations soften as ninth week of conference proceeds
The ninth week of the conference advances with little sign that funding pressure has eased. Yet some responsible circles remain optimistic a subsidized solution could still emerge, despite continued doubts about progress and material relief.
TO SEE CAROL AGAIN
Reports in reliable circles say King Michael would visit Bled in July to meet his father Carol in exile in France. He reconciled with Queen Marie, while Princess Mother Helen stays estranged. Dowager Queen Marie and other royals may accompany the king to the Yugoslav summer home.
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Bucharest
Romanie
Alpril 9
A. A
Michael
Bled
Jugo-Slavia
Alexander
Garol
France
Queen Marie
Helen
Carol
Romania
Marie
Ileana
Nicholas
Atlas Sorgo the New Plant Hybrid in Kansas Tests
John H. Parker at Kansas State Agricultural College developed Atlas Sorgo by crossing Blackbull kafir with Sourless Cane. The plant has kafir like stalks and grain, yields heavy forage, and shows nearly Kan sas Orange yields in tests at Manhattan and Hays but is not well suited to northern and western Kansas. Recommendation limits it to south of the Kansas River and east of Salina.
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John H. Parker
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Hays
Kansas
Invisible Zemo Promises Relief for Skin Ailments
A vintage advertisement touts Invisible Zemo as a remarkable antiseptic that soothes itching rashes eczema and other skin affections. It claims to clear the skin remove eczema traces and prevent dandruff while offering odorless convenience. Available at druggists for 35¢ 60¢ or $1.00.
Oil Output Up Slightly in Midcontinent Report
The Oil and Gas Journal notes a mixed week with slight but broad increases in midcontinent pools and a total U.S. daily average rise to 2,660,818 barrels for the week ending April 6, up from 2,624,407 the prior week. Oklahoma adds 29,255 barrels, lifting regional totals to 4,053 barrels per day. The report covers Seminole area production, prospections, and broader midcontinent changes.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Seminole
United States
Qil’and Gas Journal
Sege
Villa Eden Social Notes Include Calls and Visits
Dr Johnson of Eudora joined neighbors as a caller Monday. Miss Fern Breck Mrs John Hughey and Mrs William Torne attended the Linwood high school performance The Show Girl Tuesday morning. Chas Winkelman and Mrs Claude Cook and children visited the W E Breck home Tuesday evening. Mrs W E Brock called at the Misses Winkelman home Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Chas Douglas were also noted social contacts.
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Dr. Johnson
Eudora
Fern Breck
John Hughey
William Torneden
Linwood High School
Chas. Winkelman
Claude Cook
W. E. Breck
W. E. Brock
Misses Winkelman
Chas. Douglas
Local updates and social notes from Eudora area
Attendance noted at a gathering where poison ed wheat was distributed to those present. Mrs Grace Crabb visited Eudora Thursday. A severe wind storm Saturday caused damage to buildings and trees. Blanche Strong returned from catrin to California and visited Monday and Tuesday with her sister Mildred Pettengill. Mrs William Torneden hosted several visitors including L J Millerat and Fern Brock. Funeral attendance included Mr and Mrs Fred Reetz at Mrs Shafstall's service in Eudora. Additional visits were noted among Lloyd Douglas, their children, and Mrs William Torneden plus T B Mavenhort and others.
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W.K. Pettengill
San Bernardino
Calif
Girard
Spee
Fred Torneden
Alma Torneden
Topeka
Alce’ Hanson
Flea
Grace Crabb
Eudora
Blanche Strong
William Torneden
L. J. Millerat
Lawrence
Fred Reetz
Shafstall
Lloyd Douglas
T. B. Mavenhort
Paul Torneden
Ant
Local residents visit with families in town
Nora and Merold Olin spent Sunday with George Hurd of Williamstown. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reetz and Mrs. Ka Daniels hosted. K. E. Hallenbeck hauled stock for Chas Davids on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Torneden were equalized on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reetz.
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Nora
Olin
Merold
George Hurd
William Town
Fred Reetz
Ka ‘Daniels
K. E. Hallenbeck
Chas, Davids
William Torneden
Eqlied
Oldest Daughter Mamie Shunk Remembered in Local Obituary
Mrs Daniels reported the death news on Thursday. The oldest daughter of Mr Kessler, Miss Mamie Shunk, was a familiar caller in the Lloyd Graham and Graham neighborhoods. The community recalls her as a steady presence among neighbors-Chas Douglas and others note her kindness.
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Daniels
Kessler
Lloyd Graham
Graham
Mam
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