National Foreign Trade Council to open Chicago convention
The National Foreign Trade Council plans to open a notable Chicago convention today to foster cooperation among the U S government industry commerce and transportation sectors in promoting trade with other nations. Silvertown cards are best in the long run, get them at Butler Tire Co.
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National Foreigry Trade Council
Chicago
United States
Silvertown
Butler Tire Co
Community notices and events from Lawrence gathered
Episcopal Auxiliary meets Friday at 8 at Mrs. Sue Howton's home 146 Ohio. Kansas Union officer Lippert to address Franklin schoolhouse Friday April 25. Plymouth Missionary Society to meet April 24 at Mrs. F G Alford's 114 Vermont. Junior Red Cross Bazaar April 23 to benefit refugee children clothing with eight booths. Grace Teachers Club annual dinner April 17 at Methodist social rooms. toastmistress Miss Caroline presided. notable speakers include Frinder and Bernhard.
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Episcopal Auxiliary
The
Episcopal Church
Sue Howton
Ohio Street
Varmers’ Union
O. M. Lippert
Kansas Partners’ Union
Kansas Regislature
Arters’ Union
Franklin
Plymouth
Women’s Missionary Society
Plymouth Congregational Church
F. G. Alford
Vermont Street
Roberts
J. J. Wheeler
Grace Teachers Club
Grade Teachers Club of
Lawrence
Methodist Church
Caroline
Os Frinder
Musical Club Elects Officers and Plans Lantern Uses
Members of the club elected officers for the coming year including Ida Lyons as president and Alice Dicker as first vice president. At the Quincey Parent-Teacher meeting lanterns suitable for school use were demonstrated by Mr Peace of the university. Delegates to the welfare association in Kansas City in May were chosen as Mrs Eriksen Mrs Strong and Mrs W 2D Brown. The group discussed uplifting home activities to rival movie influence and noted memorial plans for Miss Becker with many affiliations to unite in a service.
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Ida Lyons
Alice Dicker
Mary Eggleston
Isa Irltiman
Neva Stone
Clara Mears
Jessie Dorg
Isabelle Gilmore
Quincey
Peace
University
Welfare Association
Kansas City
Eriksen
Strong
W. 2D. Brown
Wore
W.co CT. CO
Johnston
New Jersey Street
Helen Backer
Finno
Local residents return from vacation and visit Baldwin area
Personal notes list Cora Long and Ethel McCanles returning to Baldwin to attend Baker University. Elizabeth Rothenbester from Leavenworth retires from a Pathian Sisters event to her home. Anna Jewett visits DeSoto, Mrs. J. Anderson, J. Cohn and Marcel depart for Excelsior Springs, and many others spend the day in Kansas City or travel to nearby towns.
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Cora Long
Ethel McCanles
Baldwin
Baker University
Elizabeth Rothenbester
Leavenworth
Phinney
Toodle
Kansas City
Charlotte Kreeck
Nettie Allison
J. Swimele O
Edna
Swingle
Mae Woolsey
Guy Schultz
St. Joseph
Susie M. Stratton
Lieut
Ette Dittmer
Lawrence
Independence
Kans
Lieutnant Dittmer
School of Law
Lolt
France
130Th Field Artillery
Sith
Littmer
Phi Gamma Delta
N. L. Lewis
Hugh Means
E. E. Stauffer
Topeka
Atchison
C. W. Gould
Texas
Owen
Miriam Tholmes
Elmdale
P. W. Ewing
Ed Esterle
Swedish Hospital
Esterle
Bersie Douthitt
Charles Sperry
Ottawa
Department of Zoology
Wjc
Simons
O. W. Maloney, Jr
Tulsa
Okla
Lawrence Tops Bond Drive Despite County Gap
Lawrence workers push toward half way of a 3819,700 quota in the victory loan bond drive, reporting 277,500 by noon and 295,500 total toward the Lawrence share. Douglas county trails with 27,850 remaining to reach half, while city canvassing intensifies and several local firms appear on an incomplete list of participating industrial establishments.
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Victory Loan
Tawrvence Scorkers
Lawrence
J. R. Helmes
Douglas County
Tolmer
E Homes
Inton
Richland
Fraen
Hoelves
Lawrence National Bank
Farmers’ Union Store
People’s State Bank
N. J. Kennedy Plumbing Company
Kansas — Tele‘Phone Company
the Preternal Aid Union
Unes
Bollese & Weekman Compans
Veeaver’s
Fischer's
Newmark’s
Kasurence Post Office
Merchante’ National Bank
Watkins National Bank
Irregular Soviet-era front lines shift near Danube report
A garbled dispatch from Dudapest notes advancing forces moving toward Badavet along a river boundary between the Theiss and Maros. Evening movements are described, with about 120 miles from Rucopest. Reports indicate Hungarian troops engaged in Debrine and Debroecqin activities on Tuesday.
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Ceeereheuer
Badavet
Theiss
Maros
Sues over breach of promise in multilingual letters
Miss Lainflys tu, daughter of a Guatemalan planter, sues Livingston M. Sturgis, a wealthy New York steel man, in a $160,000 breach of promise case. The article notes the defendant is out on bail.
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Miss Lainflystu
Livingston M. Sturgis
New York
City Officials Take Charge of Clean-up at New Water Plant
City Water Superintendent L A Quigley will supervise the clean-up of the new water plant while weekly site visits by FLTL Dodd continue. Engineers Black and Veatch anticipate a 30 day operation period before the final test and acceptance, with Tom Veatch overseeing arrangements and a two to three week lead time before testing begins.
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Cty Water Works
City Water
L.A. Quizmey
Black & Veetch
Kansas City
Tom Veetch
K. U
Commission
Fltl. Dodd
Dodd
Lawrence
Quigley
Veatch
Palmer declines opinion on cotton grower price tamper action
Washington April 24 Attorney General Palmer has declined to give an opinion on the legality of Southern cotton growers attempting to limit their crop this year to sustain prices.
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Washington
Palmer
Johnson Thompson builds residence addition in Missouri Street
Johnson Thompson of the A. FE. F. who returned from France on April 11 is adding to his home at 921 Missouri Street. Elmo E. Copeland announces the birth of a daughter, Barbara Jane Marjorie, April 16. Mrs. James Monroe and her daughter visit St Mary's for Mrs. Monroe's sister Mrs. Jerry Fitzpatrick who is ill after her son James died in France. Maud Matney is sent to Osawatomie State Hospital by Deputy Crowder. Sgt Earl Seathorn of Company H has landed safely at Hoboken. Charles Oehrle's son Charles, overseas, will be discharged soon at Funston.
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Johnson Thompson
A. FE. F
France
Missouri Street
Elmo E. Copeland
Barbara Jane Marjorie
James Monroe
St. Mary's
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Harold Bell Wright
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Robert H. Wilson
New Orleans
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Miurie
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PLC. G.’s
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Oklahoma City
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