Labor Faction to Remain in Power in Britain
London dispatch reports Ramsay MacDonald’s Labour government holding power after a 277 to 250 vote on the trades dispute act and a 306 to 244 defeat of a Conservative motion to send the bill to a broader committee. Churchill assails the government, hinting at Liberal rapprochement with Lloyd George. The piece notes the bill aims to restore some rights to trade unionists after 1927 limits.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Labor
Commons
John Simon
Stanley _ Baldwin
Winston Churchill
Mr. MacDonald
acDonald
David Lloyd George
Jeader
Therime
Llogeorge
De Soto and Welborn clash in low scoring basketball
De Soto high school hosted Welborn for two games with a 39 14 win by the home team in the first contest and a 10 7 free throw laden second game. League standings show Welborn Eudora and De Soto tied for first after each has one loss.
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Maurice Deboever
Owen Baker
Moses Curtis
DeSoto High School
Welborn High School
DeSoto
Welborn
Eudora
R. L. Douglas
Tonganoxie Jewett
Chas. Douglas
Charles Douglas
Leavenworth
Margaret Strickland
Clarence van Sickle
Tracy Plummer
Cedar
BE. C. Tick
Fred Zellers
C. Wright
Land
E. E. Baker
Fred Watson
J. T. Large
Lloyd Chambersen
Franklin social notes include visitors and gatherings
Mrs. Carol Martin arrived January 23 from Iowa City to study nutrition at Iowa State University during a ten day visit with her parents the Martins. A wide range of neighbors and relatives from Overbrook Eudora Kansas City and Los Angeles attended dinners and weekend visits with the Murphys Tuttle Gosper Schutz and others. The Franklin Farmers Union plans a Friday February 6 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Martin
Iowa City
J. D. Martin
Iowa State University
Russel Hatcher
iTwin Mounds
Rufus McKinzie
Eudora
Chas
Bachelor
Lewis 'Anson
Overbrook
Fred Lamb
Los Angeles
Guy Wymer
Kansas City
KR. Murphy
Dan Arnold
Quenemo
Roy Tuttle
W. K. Eisele
Parents May Be Annoyed by Children in 2124 Ways
Athens, Ga. Jan. 29 AP There are 2124 ways children annoy parents says Dr Mandel Sherman director of the Child Research Center Washington D C He noted a survey by 32 parents who kept daily notebooks during a week Disobedience caused most annoyances but many other conditions irked parents He warned that parental attitudes and well being greatly affect the kinds and numbers of annoyances and urged education for parenthood as a remedy He argued that upbringing shapes a child's later life and that personality is the most easily influenced development.
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Athens
Mandel Sherman
Child Research Center
Washinton
D. C
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Sherman
Dr. Sherman
Valley Chapel Community Notes and Local Movements
Fred Curtiss and family moved into the N F Thame tenancy from the Willis farm. Mrs Bucheim of Topeka visited her daughter Mrs Fred Gray and Mr Gray and Mary Eilen. Mr Gann rented the John Dunn farm for the coming year. Miss Mary Louise Gieseraat from Lawrence Hospital visited Mrs Rhone Wilson. Mrs Robert Wilson and Mrs John Banks spent time with Mrs Gottlieb Nieder and John David at Lone Star. Jolly Stitchers met with Mrs Robert Wilson. Miller Carpenter of Frrs and Alfred Riley hosted a birthday dinner for Bene and Alfred, with Marie surprised. The wheel’s enrollment closed January with fifteen scholars. boys’ attendance 9.8, girls 3.6. Those neither present nor tardy included Finey Pocket, pace, eat Garton, Harry Cartizs.
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Kenneth Puckett
John Ice
Marjorie Curtiss
Russel Jenson
Louis
Jenson
Neal Rist
Rist
Near
Olathe
Margaret Curtiss
Manhattan
Lane
Marvin Bond
Ellis Bond
R. N. Watts
Buck Woodard
Clinton
Steve Wilson
Kansas City
Lawrence
Jesse Wilson
Charlie Riley
Alfred
Hugo Schellhorn
Willis Dunn
Elza Bond
Kate Anderson
Linwood
Chas. Riley
Fred McKinney
C. C. Potter’s
Valley Chapel
Robert Wilson
C. P. McNees
Chas. Banning
Warren
Gottlieb Nieder
John
Fred Curtiss
N. F. Thame
Willis ‘Arm
John David
Lone Star
Jolly’Stitchers Club
Miller Carpenter
Frrs
Miller Nter
Gnas
Bley
Alfred Riley
Marie
Pace
Garton
Harry
Cartizs
Local Social and Farm Notes From Quenemo Area
Trell and her daughter Marie attend C C Flory sale at Quenemo last week. Roy Tuttle and Lois observed the event with C C Flory family. Frank Snodgrass of Geneseo Angus breeder stayed at J D Martin home Tuesday night. Floyd Cox family Jamita Robert and Maxine visited Kanawaka with Mr and Mrs B W Swallow. Reed and Wheelock contractors for state highway No 10 operate shops on Mrs Oscar Cox and M Schutz farms. They began grading Monday January 26.
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Leslie Kindred
Weaver
Donna Shirar
Milford Miller
Oakridge
Leland Halmark
Roy Tuttle
Roy
Russel Hatcher
Fred Lamb
T. K. Murphy
California
Frank Gosper
Frankfort
Emil. R. Burkey
J. D. Martin
Letha Tuttle
Oliver Schutz
Ted Flory
M. Schutz
Henry Gauck
Henry Eggert
Henry
Welsh
Norma
Ake
Ieaghter
Anna
Mr. Schutz
Arthur
Plin White
Olif Schickner
Oliver ‘Schutz
A. Schutz
Franklin Farmers’ Union
Lecompton
Margaret Cot
Trell
Marie
Lois
C. C. Flory
Quenemo
Frank Snodgrass
Geneseo
Floyd Cox
Jamita
Robert
Maxine
Kanawaka
B. W. Swallow
Reed and Wheelock
Oscar Cox
Local residents visit and sick list update
The report notes people along the McFarland place working east and says Will Johns spent Friday afternoon with Roy Tuttle while Loraine Martin is on the sick list.
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McFarland Place
Will Johns
Roy Tuttle
Loraine Martin
Ward Beam Visits at F M Bunce Home This Week
Ward Beam visits the F M Bunce household this week. The notice mentions Fischer's January clearance sale offering children's shoes at half price in a local ad brief.
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Ward Beam
FM. Bunce
Fischer
Clearaness Adv
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MacDonald Party
Mildred Carpenter
Marie Riley
Miles
Ethel
Oklahoma
Ethel Miles
Jalee
W. H. Curtis
Clifford Christenson
DE Soto
Franklin
Luckies
N. B.C. Nets
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Para
Nea
Essex
O. B. Dewoit
Massachusetts Street
Overa
America
Oxfords
Fords
Oxford
Guscen
Ani Aranpeek
Chambray
Bory Wapet Flebesy
Shiva
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