Massive list of Blue Cross workers for home enrollment drive
Myron Keys announces over 100 workers, numbering around 190 volunteers, to canvass Pinckney District House to house for Bi Cross Blue Shield enrollment. The long list includes numerous names with many garbled spellings and titles, detailing volunteers and districts across New York and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Shield
Myron Keys
Pinckney District
J Getto
Peal Get
Mere
Carl Cifton
Charlies Steeper
James Endacott
Ent Hall
Harold White
Mini Cru & i
Mire Matei
Helen Sentet
Mirm Holmes
Farin Mation
Kay Weaklew
Douglas Fleene
Harr Alten
Robert Hiarrson
Jack Happy
Dares Meers
Fugene Wallace
Albert Salawen
Hay Wright
Heer
Myre
Haro
HO Smick
Cerra
Conrad McGrew
Charles Kerum
Goa
Renugner
Duatie Hos Mis Sreeard
Mra Hod
Einen
New York District
March Welfare Costs Totaled 28935 and 82 Cents
March welfare costs for Douglas County totaled 28935.99 with net county cost 6.82 dollars. State and federal reimbursements amounted to 8529.50 and 44 dollars. Welfare categories include aid to dependent children and aid to the blind, with hospital and convalescent facility support noted. Ronald F Perdue, son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Perdue, serves in the Eighth Army in Northern Honshu, Japan, and is stationed with an engineering unit in Haagen near Haechitehe, awaiting further duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Mildred Watkins
Hector
Watkins
Jeld Upge
Winfield and
Parsons State Hospitala
First
Chine
Ronald
Floyd BR. Perdue
Aloo
Norther Honstu
Japan
Janaya
Fiat Riley
Perdue
Eafantey
Taiep Haagen
Haehitehe
Pte
Bertie
Patie
Legitental Shoal
Pador
Calls for self help in wheat growers gun solution
In Wichita on April 11 a rally of western Kansas wheat growers urged self help to solve the gun problem. H W Clutter of Garden City backed a plan by the new Kansas Wheat Council to expand and diversify markets, study alternate crops, and use surplus wheat for livestock feed. Several hundred growers and farmers attended. 28 western Kansas counties have elected representatives to the council’s governing board with support from the Western Kansas Development Association.
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Wichita
Kens
Mey
Shelp
H. W. Clutter
Garden City
Washington
Clutter
Sims
Kansas Wheat Council
Council
High Plains
Inanon
West Kanist
Teameil
Gex
Semneil
Western Kansas Development Association
FARM PERSONALITIES AMONG NEIGHBORS WELLMAN FAMILY
Harry Wellman 33 and family live ten miles north of Midland on a 120 acre farm bought from Felix Rogers 28 years ago. They raise crops for a calf program with 18 acres of corn 25 acres of small grains 12 acres of alfalfa and grasses plus 35 acres of sweet clover on regular sod. The couple have two daughters Margaret and Marie and till 1949 kept hogs on long term feeding plans. Mrs Wellman Opal Rogers raises a flock of about 50 hens and gardens for canning and flowers for the church. He enjoys KU sports and hopes for better seating when the field house opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mr. Wellman
Midland
Wellman
Felix Rogers
Welmans
Margaret
K. U
Marie
McLouth High School
Opal Roger
Metholdist
Lapart
Oskaloosa High School
Wellman Plans Home Renovation and Community Roles
Harry M. Wellman, a Navy WWI veteran and longtime farm figure, remains active in church, Farm Bureau, and soil conservation. He served as treasurer of the Wondatuck school board from 1938 to 1947 and now focuses on remodeling his eight room home and adding a bathroom while relying on cattle for income. He once tried a year in a Oskaloosa drugstore to test a pharmacist career, but stayed with farming, believing farming’s profits come from the whole system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althe Wellman
Church
Farm Bureau
Soil Conservation Program
Wondatuck School Board
Wellman
Van Buren tariff stance cited in World Almanac note
The item notes Van Buren favored tariff for revenue and opposed national internal improvements, leading to defeat by Harrison in 1840 as per World Almanac biography. A separate notice reports Harold A. Mohr of Allentown Washington state sentenced to three to six years for mercy killing of his cancer-stricken brother with a $500 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin van Buren
Harrison
Allentown
Harold A. Mohr
Mohr
James F. Henninger
National Debt Figures From A Century Ago Hint At Debt Levels
Washington in a commemorative piece discusses how the national debt rose after World War II and peaked in 1946 at about 1 907 32 per person. Senator McClellan advocates reducing the debt and cites quotes to support his view.
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Washington
TSW
Senate
Senator McClellan
D.-Ark
George Waxhing
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Myles
Hueh
Mr Brizendine
Waterise
Erma Johnent
Mire
Oly Crronnet
Metner Wallis
Francis Lave
Walter Sere
Ealward Mamet
Beesemenbmurn
Beapgnett
James Wagnens
Roy
Tiunert Frakes
Ue Randall
Arthur Vine
Deenni- Statler
Geral Merris
Dark Lee
Atre
Horace
France
Val View
Cocdiey
Bern Cates
Tua Suds
Ronald F. Perdue
Eighth Army
Honshu
Kamas Sels
Harry Mr. We
Oskaloosa
Kk. L
Mercury
Sipre
Bill Bodin, Inc
Body's Fee
Rosetag
Ros Fey
Crown's
Moss
Philip Morris
Panir Morais
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