Roosevelt calls for mobilizing national guard units
Washington reports Roosevelt and Secretary Stimson proposing to call out up to four divisions and various coast defense units as part of a plan to mobilize almost one fourth of the national guard. Congress must approve. discussion includes potential full mobilization for training, with mixed reactions from lawmakers.
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Mobilization Talk Diverts From Testimony on Training Plan
Officials said the aim was to deploy the guard first to prepare for a compulsory military training program if Congress enacts universal service legislation. The Caribbean presence was suggested but not linked to the testimony.
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Antique Iron Patio Furnishings Transform Old House Attic
An article details a couple's outdoor living space at 716 Louisiana Street, featuring antique iron furniture, a white wagon wheel entry, brick and flagstone floor, and lush plantings. The recreation room in the basement continues the antique theme with period chairs, a mahogany card table, a stove, organ, and Navajo rugs.
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Louisiana Street
Arden
Bowes
Sally
Trojan Statue Puzzle Clues Reveal Ancient Word Grid
A mixed Greek and Trojan themed crossword style list presents clues across and down. The horizontal and vertical entries include references to mythic names, measurements, and common terms, forming a dense puzzle of language and historic hints.
Ingenious Shortcuts for a Leisurely Summer
A 1920s housewife profile highlights shortcuts to ease summer chores. Emphasis on reducing laundry, ironing, and clothing pieces, using lighter garments, minimal bedding care, and simple dining setup to create a more leisure filled season.
Trinity Lutheran Music Camp Presents Two Special Numbers
The Trinity Lutheran Church hosts two special music numbers by the music camp directed by Russell L. Wiley. The French Horn Quartet includes Arthur Fraser Floyd Cole Frank Marshall and Sammy McCracken performing Oh Life of Life by Bordniewski. A Woodwind Trio featuring Robert Forman oboe Ralph Rausch flute and Dick Gray clarinet will play Andante by Haydn during offertory. Marjorie Horner plays organ with Prelude Air by Handel and Postlude Chorale by Bach.
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Recipe Notes for Citrus Mint Fruit Cups
Minted fruit cup fill sherbet glasses with orange and grapefruit sections and juice. Dissolve three after dinner mints in one tablespoon of citrus salad juice for each fruit cup and pour over fruit. Garnish with a sprig of fresh mint and serve cold.
Haskell Teacher Marries Mr Henderson in Cameron Missouri
Miss Margaret Finnerty, a Haskell College commercial department teacher, wed July 4 in Cameron Missouri to Mr. Henderson a Lawson Missouri businessman. She studied at the University of Arizona and Columbia University and belonged to Alpha Phi and Alpha Epsilon. She joins the Business and Professional Women's club of Lawrence. Recent parties were held in Sedalia and Kansas City.
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Lawson
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Sedalia
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Kansas City
Journal World Classifieds Sell Livestock and Farm Goods Monthly
Every month farmers sell thousands of dollars worth of livestock and farm products through the Journal-World classifieds, showcasing agricultural trade and local commerce.
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Writer Ann Burkhart Visits Mother in Carrollton
Ann Burkhart of Carrollton Missouri daughter of Mrs A C Wiggins 682 New Hampshire Street authored a new book The Forgotten Family The History of the Unhappy Jews about a poverty stricken family wandering Arkansass forsaken areas in search of work and security The narrative follows a pioneer style as the family ultimately finds its own way She also has two other books slated for publication this year and visited Lawrence over the weekend.
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New Hampshire Street
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Coffee Marshmallow Ice Cream Recipe Card
Coffee flavor dominates this frozen dessert. Heat coffee to boil then stir with marshmallows until dissolved. Add cream or evaporated milk and vanilla, chill, then freeze. Fold in whipped cream and continue freezing until firm, about 3 to 4 hours.
Orange Pineapple Ice Cream Recipe Card
A historical recipe card describes making orange pineapple ice cream using crushed pineapple, orange gelatin, sugar, salt, cream, and milk. It explains dissolving gelatin in hot water, adding sugars and pineapple juice, chilling, beating cream into milk, combining, and freezing for several hours. It also notes canned nectars as ready to blend for ices to save fruit-prep time.
Apricot Grapefruit Ice Recipe
A simple cold dessert mixing grapefruit pulp with apricot nectar and sugar. The mixture is chilled and frozen in a tray, with two cycles of stirring and freezing to reach a pulp like consistency.
Upside Down Ham Loaf Recipe From Old-School Menu
Melt butter and brown sugar in a skillet then arrange pineapple slices. Top with a meat mixture of ground ham and pork, bread crumbs, milk, and eggs, pressed over the pineapple. Bake at 400 degrees for 20 minutes then 300 degrees for one hour. Cool five minutes and invert onto a platter.
Muffin Pan Treats Featured by Mrs Gerstenberger
Mrs. George Gerstenberger of Eudora Kansas suggests muffins baked in muffin pans for individual servings. This tip highlights simple portion control and neat presentation for gatherings.
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George Gerstenberger
Eudora, Kan
Ham Loaf Recipe From Frugal Kitchen Dos and Don’ts
A handwritten style recipe outlines blending cured ham and lean pork with milk bread and seasonings to form a soft loaf. The mixture is packed into greased cans, boiled for two hours, then cooled and served with possible glaze or juice thickening.
Picnic dish steams in kettle eliminates oven heat
Describes a light brown flour dish that can be steamed in an ordinary kettle or stew pan. It is delicious and juicy and suitable for picnics, carried in cans, stored in the refrigerator, reheated in hot water, and sliced for sandwiches. Mentioned with address Mrs. George Dunkley 628 Maine St.
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George Dunkley
Maine
Apple crop outlook in Kansas shows 60 percent yield
Secretary George W. Kinkead of the State Horticultural Society estimates Kansas apple prospects at about 60 percent of last year's heavy yield of 1,500,000 bushels. Conditions near Hutchinson are as good as last year, with brighter prospects in the Arkansas river valley around Oxford, Winfield, and Arkansas City while growers in the northeast area await reports.
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Winfield
Arkansas City
Expected Apple and Peach Yields Forecast by Orchardist
Kaw valley orchards anticipate a fair to good apple yield near sixty percent of 1989 harvest if no damaging storms occur before picking. Hot September winds last year caused premature drop, while the southern state foresees promising peach crops though northern areas may have scattered yields.
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Kaw Valley
Kinkedd
Something New In Ice Cream Recipes
Hot weather boosts ice cream orders as new recipes promise faster prep with preserved flavor using canned ingredients. The feature highlights time saving methods and flavor ideas for summer menus.
Campaign casualty as Nebraskan breaks hand in dispute
Falls City Nebraska on July 13 reports GPR Tom Williams, the first 1940 campaign casualty, who in a heated argument over Wendell Willkie struck a table edge with his fist, shattering a hand bone and requiring splints for three weeks.
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Falls City
Neb
Tom Williams
Wendell L. Willkie
Williams
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