Lindquist to Read Paper at North American Indian Seminar
G. E. E. Lindquist is invited to read a paper on The History of White Expansion in the United States at a Toronto Yale conference September 4 16 1939. The seminar gathering limited to 75 includes Indians administrators missionaries and scholars to discuss Indian affairs in Canada and the U S. The event will be held at the University of Toronto with leaders from both nations in attendance. Lindquist will also join a survey of Indian reservation areas in Nevada northern California Oregon and Washington and attend the Western Regional conference of the National Fellowship of Indian Workers at Lake Tahoe August 29 31.
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G. E. E. Lindquist
United States
University of Toronto
Yale University
Toronto
Canada
University of ‘Toronto
Charles T. Loram
Department of Race Relations
Nevada
California
Oregon
Washington
Lindquist
National Fellowship of Indian Workers
Lake Tahoe
Bijou
Calif
Gambling boats halted as California authorities seize ships
In Santa Monica four gambling vessels off the southern California coast were halted by state action. On the Rex, 500 patrons were marooned overnight as officers boarded and arrested 43 people overall, seizing about $30,000 in stakes. State Attorney General Earl Warren permitted a return ashore after operator Tony Cornero agreed to accept service of a gambling complaint.
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Santa Monica
Calif
California
Earl Warren
Warren
Tony Cornero
Rex
Los Angeles
Heroine in Sea Rescue Drama Near Branford
Cynthia Chapin of Hartford Connecticut swam a quarter mile through darkness in Long Island Sound to attract a tugboat and save 32 companions after a cabin cruiser capsized off Branford. The 19 year old heroism drew attention as rescue efforts unfolded.
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Cynthia Chapin
Hartford
Conn
Branford
Eleven Film Notables Sail Normandie for Vacations
Aboard the liner Normandie seven film stars depart New York for European holidays. Charles Boyer plans a France shoot before returning to Hollywood, joined by Norma Shearer George Raft Madeleine Carroll Roland Young Edward G Robinson Bob Hope Ben Lyon and wife Bebe Daniels plus director Norman Z McLeod and Columbia chief Harry Cohn.
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New York
Hollywood
Europe
Normandie
Charles Boyer
France
Norma
Allotment Increases Approved for 1940 Wheat in Kansas Counties
Washington reports substantial increases in 1940 wheat acreage allotments under the federal agriculture conservation program for eleven Kansas counties. A.A.A. officials notified Rep. Clifford Hope of the rises, following protests that 1939-to-1940 changes were insufficient. County figures show old and new allotments for Clark Grant Gray Hamilton Haskell Kearny Meade Morton Seward Stanton Stevens.
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Washington
Kansas
Federal Agriculture Conservation Program
A.A A
Clifford Hope
Ri-Kan
Clark
Grant
Gray
Hamilton
Haskell
Kearny
Meade
Morton
Seward
Stanton
Stevens
No. 10 Union Sunday School Lawn Party Report
The No. 10 Union Sunday school youth group held a lawn party at Harry Hobson’s home on July 29. About 25 youths enjoyed outdoor games and ice cream served by Mrs. Loree Stoneking Schoon and Mrs. Hobson. The Hobsons plan a San Diego trip August 5 for about three weeks with family in tow.
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No. 10 Union Sunday School
Harry Hobson
Carl Loree
Ed Stoneking
Omen
Schoonover
Gilbert Kapell
Earl Hobson
Harry Hobsons
Clair Green
Clair
San Francisco
Donald Miller
Marshall, NL
Dana Hobson
Sharon Lee
Bert Emery
Miller
Emery
Local Social Notes Highlight Town Guests and Moves
The column records visits and family ties among residents including Mrs. Rose Burroughs hosting Hobson and Sizer kin, Mr. and Mrs. Jardon and Johan ning guests, and Mrs. Grace Stevens noting Mrs. Fenton's death. It mentions new teaching assignments, moves to the Kirby farm, and long-time ties to Franklin County plus a student club at No. 10 Union Sunday school. It also notes travel by Mr. Kirby to Cincinnati and Mrs. Kellerman’s Springfield trip.
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Jerold- Hobson
Jeroldine
George Sizer
Lawrence
McCall
Rose Burroughs
Williamsburg
Burroughs
Hobson
Sizer
Floyd Finch
Roy Jardon
Topeka
O. M
J. E. Linsdale
Charles Calhoun
Linsdale
Baldwin
No. 10 Union
Carl Lores
Delores Jackson
Maxine Dyer
Phyllis Landis
W. Kirby
Knoxville
Tenn
John Cunningham
Kirby
Cunningham
Frank Kellerman
John Hall
Springfield
John
Floyd Wick
Miami
Ariz
California
John Haynes
Suzett
Emporia
Henon Jackson
Local Social Roundup Includes Visits and Church Group
Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Haynes recall Miss Bea Clark of Ottawa from 16 years ago. Grace Adams of Kansas City visits O M Hird. Roy Barkley family and Homer dine with Mae Hobson. 4 H girls meet leader Millard Jackson with Vera Glaser and others. Dana Hobson hosts dinner guests including Barkleys and Hobsons. Leroy Stoneking and helpers harvest prairie hay on Griffith place.
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Haynes
Pais
No. 10
Bea Clark
Ottawa
Grace Adams
Kansas City
O.M. Hird
Roy Barkley
Homer
Mae Hobson
Millard Jackson
Vera Belle Glaser
Maxine Dyer
Charlene Elm
Naomi Gastrock
Beth Kring
Georgene Finch
Marjorie Gibson
Marie Brochmeyer
Delores Jackson
Dana Hobson
Stephen
Donelda
Tommy
Gene
Fred Barkley
Harry .Hobson
Dale
Bobby Barkley
Williamsburg
Gilbert Kapell
Baldwin
Leroy Stoneking
Griffith Place
Peter Stoneking
Dale Hobson
Ed Stoneking
Sevier Tadlock
Mover Hauls Hay to Dyer Owens Farm
A laborer delivered a load of hay to the Dyer Owens farm, assisting with work on the property and supporting local agricultural routines.
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Owens
Local Family Moves Residence And Visits
Mr and Mrs Sale and family moved from their home near Large's filling station to the Clyde Gibbons house. Lucille Hildenbrand and Harry Presprove drove to Topeka Thursday evening. Mrs Lorene Histand of Topeka spent Thursday evening with her parents Mr and Mrs August Hildenbrand.
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