Plan changes in the AAA program
Washington July 4 AP Circumstances alter cases for the AAA planning broad changes in its program. The plan foresees abandoning livestock production control and a single feed grains contract while continuing wheat and cotton cuts. A farm grain storage plan with possible government loans and ever normal granaries is proposed to stabilize prices and reduce fluctuations.
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Associated Press
Washington
AAA
Drouth
Farm Administration
Drouth Relief Service
Avill
Wallace
Grownups Urged to Return to School in Adult Education Push
Professor H E Chandler of the University of Kansas Summer Session urged a broad expansion of adult education in the United States in an Educational Forum address. He warned of illiteracy still present and highlighted rising evening classes and library resources, calling for state support, better teacher preparation, and targeted reeducation for workers displaced by industry changes.
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United States
H. E. Chandler
University of Kansas
Educational Forum
Chandler
America
Building New Home In West Hills For Professor Smith
Construction begins on a Cape Cod cottage style house on University Drive near Emery Road in West Hills. The two story brick veneer first floor and shingle second floor home will house Professor and Mrs. W R Smith with five rooms on the main level and two large bedrooms on the second floor. The site sits at 1010 feet in Douglas County with views of Kaw and Wakarusa valleys. The Smiths plan to occupy the home in early fall and space is to be set aside for a Polynesian collection and other historic treasures.
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West Hills
Earl
W.R. Smith
University Drive
Emery Road
Kaw Valley
Wakarusa Valley
Douglas County
Smith
School of Education of the Unity of Kansans
Utah May Build Temple to Hold Dinosaur Relics
Salt Lake City AP reports Utah weighs a grand Maya temple on the capitol grounds to store archeological and paleontological finds. The State Museum Association, chaired by Governor Blood, proposes a 276 by 297 foot building to protect relics and keep Utah’s prehistoric treasures from leaving the state.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ah State Museum Association, Inc
State Capitol
Henry H. Blood
Association
America
Crowder and Emmett Families Socialize in Kanwaka
Lawrence residents Crowder and Emmett households hosted and visited various friends and kin last week. Notable gatherings included dinner with Mrs. J S Emmett and Miss Wanda May Mercer, Kanwaka literary club events, and visits by Harlin Armstrong and Dorothy Armstrong to Kanwaka and Lawrence homes.
Sunday visits span Lawrence households in shared gatherings
A series of Sunday and weekday visits tied Lawrence residents to nearby households including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hodson, Miss Margaret Perkins, and families such as the Grimes, Perkins, and Armstrong clans. Attendees included Roy Harlan, S. E. Perkins, Aileen Marcum, J. S. Emmett, and others from Kanwaka and Kaw Valley through Ft. Riley and Buck Creek.
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Harlin Armstrong
Dorothy Armstrong
Kanwaka
Clarence Hodson
Henry Collins
Lawrence
W. FE. Collins
Eugene
Jack Myers
Brackett
J. M. Crowder
J. S. Emmett
Carl Miller
Carrol Wynne
Richland
Winnifred Benander
Emmett
Harlan
Roy Harlan
William Grimes
Sammie Grimes
John Bradley
W. L. Colins
Margaret Perkins
Roy Perkins
S. E. Perkins
Aileen Marcum
Buck Creek
Lonnie Strong
Richard
Harry Strong
Kaw Valley
Alvin Dye
Ft. Riley
Asa Colman
Margaret Colman
A. Armstrong
Roy Armstrong
A. I. Armstrong
Big Springs
Starr Glenn and Daughters Visit in Glenn Vicinity
Mrs. Starr Glenn and her daughters Eileen Ruby and Maxine spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Abner Cole. Willing Workers club members attended an all day meeting and covered dish lunch at Mrs Vesta Bahnmaier’s home on June 28 with guests from Oakland Salina Ottawa Enterprise and Topeka.
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Starr Glenn
Eileen
Ruby
Maxine
Abner Cole
Willing Workers Club
Vesta Bahnmaier
Mary Shambart
Oakland
Calif
Evelyn de Marteau
Salina
Maxine Slavens
Ottawa
Rathalene Henoch
Enterprise
Rose Wymer
Kate Wizer
Elizabeth Bahnmaier
Ester Bahnmaier
Lorene Matney
Beverly Bahnmaier
Arlette Fulton
Wilma Morris
Virginia
Carol Lee Morris
Maxine Glenn
Nettie Glenn
Mattie Matney
Minnie Glenn
Florence Svoboda
Mabel Glenn
Bahnmaier
J. H. Dean
Jake Brubaker
Topeka
Henry Damm
Mae Jean
Vinland and Vicinity Social Notices in Lawrence and Topeka
Mrs. Van Metersnent Wernes cav in Lawrence and Topeka reports Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses Anton involved in local social events. The snippet highlights residents of Vinland and surrounding areas appearing in community notices and gatherings.
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van Metersnent Wernescav
Lawrence and
Topeka
Ulysses Anton
Vinland Area Social News and Visits Update
Western Kansas residents visit relatives in Wellsville Vinland Overbrook and Ottawa events include gatherings with Hyland Husted Rockhold and friends. Notable items: birth of a son to Elmer Smith of Pittsburg and Elmer Smith Jr.. Bible drama The Gate Beautiful staged by Vinland players in Lawrence. Indian Legends talk by Eddie Sunday at Haskell Institute.
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Joe
Scott Hansen
Ozarks
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Lawrence
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Seligmore
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Pittsburg
Kan
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Lem Sturdy
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Eddie Sunday
Haskell Institute
Methodist Church
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H. R. Husted
Grace
Husted
Springfield
George Rockhold
Loyd Rockhold
M. E
T. P. Stevens
Lucile Robertson
Baldwin
Wilson Counts
W. A. McPheeters
Halson Art Museum
Kansas
Deal
Illinois
Sis
F. P. Stevens
Jennie
Robert Laughlin
Ottawa
Mackey Lorene Fairbairn Visits Sister in Independence
Miss Lorene Fairbairn returned home Sunday after a week with her sister Miss Vernetta Fairbairn in Independence. Mrs. R. C. Welborn with her father in the south reports no change in his condition and notes warm weather there. Willis Painter of Lawrence visits his sister Mrs. W. H. Mohler and Mr. Mohler. Mr. and Mrs. George Stanwix spent Friday at the G. E. Schaake home in Kaw Valley.
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Lorene Fairbairn
Vernetta Fairbairn
Independence
R. C. Welborn
South
Willis Painter
Lawrence
W. H. Mohler
Mohler
George Stanwix
G. E. Schaake
Kaw Valley
Audrey North
S. H. Kress
Solomon
Thomas North
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Wen
Tom
J.C. Hemphill
Elizabeth Hemphill
Phildelphia
John Clevenger
Leavenworth
Clevenger
Hemphill
Philadelphia
Fred Wilkerson
Holly
Rolla Stanwix
Anna Deay
Mat McGrath
Ottawa
Amy Cawley
St. Mary’s Hospital
Valley Falls
Tom Cawley
Amy
Marguerite Metcalf
Washington, D. C
Wm. Metcalf
John Welborn
Baldwin
Rankin Welborn
Grace Stanwix
Harold Altenbernd
Francis Bercitert
Heads Hosiery Mill Closed In NRA Tiff
Miss Audrey North resumed duties at the S. H. Kress store after a two week vacation spent with friends at Solomon. Several local residents were visiting relatives and attending to family matters during the past week.
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Heads Hosiery
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