Mass education plan eyed to solve China's troubles
The Nationalist government plans a 20 year 2 billion gold expenditure program to educate China. The plan aims compulsory youth and adult schooling, 160 million a year for education, 1.5 million teachers, 1,000,000 school buildings, and conversion of monasteries into classrooms. It seeks to lift China from centuries of lethargy and guard against civil war.
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China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Maozi
Ministry of Education
Hich
Broadcast Comparisons From Voice And Recordings
New York AP reports demonstrations in sound reproduction compare direct artist voice broadcasts with pre recorded records. Listeners will judge reception of both methods as teachers consider future use of electrical transcriptions amid rapid development in broadcasting technology.
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New York
4-H Club Winners Talk From London and Chicago
Nancy Grosbell and Mary Jeanette Irwin of Petersborg IL won a farm club prize for clothes and will discuss their Europe trip on an international radio hookup during NEC farm home hour from 12:00 to 12:20 PM CST. The broadcasts originate from 4-H headquarters in London and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nancy Grosbell
Mary Jeanette - Irwin
E Petersborg
Europe
Farm Club
Meki Poe
NEC
Italy Advances in Radiophone Tech Across Sardinia and Rome
AP reports Italy unveils its first telephonic radiophone station at Golfo Aranci in Sardinia, with a parallel installation at Fiumicino on the mainland near Rome. The event marks progress in modern radio connections as engineers test new bus bars and connections while public notices describe ceremonies and funeral services for local residents.
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Italy
Geta
Golfo
Aranci
Sardinia
Gugézimo Mar
Fiumicino
Amd
Tiber
Emphasis on Community Picnic and Local Gatherings
A long community record lists numerous residents visiting, hosting, or attending events across Ottawa area. Families from Emery, Hadley, Cook, Taylor and Reynolds appear among weekend gatherings, dinners, and Sunday excursions to Forest Park, Kansas City, and Paola. Several members helped with haying, travel between Topeka and Olathe, and a Fourth of July range of visits and dinners.
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Owen
Turner
Henon
James Osher
I. N. Rutherford
Floyd
Merlyn
Forest Park
Ottawa
Weekend visits and 4-H club meeting in Hesper
Mrs Walter Gersten berger and Mrs Carl Gerstenberg er hosted Sunday dinner with extended Lawrence connections. Visitors included Miss Ada Fletcher Bill Cote Ray Shepard from Pittsburg and Ester Gabriel. Threshers aid by Mrs Rush Hattie Thornton Ella Thornton Ruth Dunlay and Mrs Raymond Stapley assisted. Mrs Mary Cigrand from Kansas City Kan spent days at Oscar Brecheisen home. G P Sweet and mother Billbe drove to Elmont and Topeka for a Sunday outing. Regular girls 4-H club met Tuesday afternoon at the Academy with Miss Ester.
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Walter Gerstenberger
Carl Gerstenberger
Lawrence
Frank Bruner
Kansas City
Theo, Thorne
Chas. Daugherty
I. D. Harris
Ada Fletcher
Bill Cote
Ray Shepard
Pittsburg
Ester Gabriel
Rush
Helen
Wilma Brecheisen
Martin Breithaupt
Fred Thorne
Agnes
Leona
Paul Bell
Elizabeth
Topeka
Pees
Theo
N. H. Erie
Betty’ Lee
I. D
Arris
Oliver Desy
Gifford
Haverty
John Shriver
Gardner
Oscar Brecheisen
Ben Brecheisen
Lucky
Farm Bureau
Academy
John Mills
Mills
Eran
Clifford Haverty
Harold Tawley
Neosho
Floyd Smith
Edgerton
Chas. Kelly
Colony
Kan
Amanda Kelly
P. V. Creevan
Clarence: Hartman
Shawnee
Sylvia Alderman
Marion Grist
Local social notes and visits across Kansas City area
Gabriel leads sewing efforts as community groups host guests and July Fourth gatherings. Lawrence and Topeka visitors attend dinners, picnics, and church services. threshing continues locally with family visits and neighborhood events.
Village Notes From Leavenworth and Nearby Areas
Mrs Frorerice Quinlan Ruth Quinlan and Beulah Moore visited Leavenworth Thursday. Families of Wood Frame and Fern Brock spent the Fourth with Torneden family. Wilma Wanda Brown of Tonganoxie visited Mrs John Hughey. Mrs Hary Rohn of Chicago visited her father David Davidson who remains very ill. David Davidson and friends F Smith H Kendig Daisy and Helen Schoenhofer from Kansas City spent the Fourth with locals. Thelma Smith and Maurine Quinlan were in Lawrence Thursday. Mrs J T Hughey Wilma Wanda and Will Brown spent the Fourth evening in Tonga loxie.
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Frorerice Quinlan
Ruth Quinlan
Beulah Moore
Leavenworth
J. T. Wood
J.W. Frame
Fern Brock
William Torneden
Kehi Wilma
Wanda Brown
Tonganoxie
John Hughey
Hary Rohn
Chicago
David Davidson
Torneden Family Social Round in Lawrence Area
Mrs Roy Canary and family and Treva visited with her mother Mrs W E Brock and daughter Fern on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Fred Reetz and Mrs Eliza Daniels spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Paul Torneden and Nora. Mr and Mrs J W Frame were Friday evening guests at the W E Brock home. Nora Torneden visited Fern Brock Sunday. Lena and Lillian Torneden were in Lawrence Thursday. Leonard Trapp and Emma with Mr and Mrs F Parsons called on T B Davenport at Montey evening. Emma Trapp spent Tuesday with Mrs William Torneden. Fern Brock spent Tuesday with her sister Mrs Roy Canary. Emma Trapp clerked in a Lawrence store Saturday. Paul Torneden and family spent Sunday with Louis Kirkman.
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H. S. Cook
Enmiporia
Araen Walyer
Maxine Carnahan
Fred Meyers
Maxine
Topeka
Emma Emery
Phoeberry
Charles Brooks
Paola
Ruth Emery
Olatne
Pittsburg
Anna Grace
Inez ‘Iaylor
Osage City
Dorothy
Betty Lou Simpson
Samuel Reynolds
Fred Reynolds
Clarence Reynolds
Sammy
Clifford
Lawrence
A. R. Cook
Ben. Davison
Edwin
Margaret
S. L. Leonard
Frank Lobingier
Homer Price
Ottawa
Charles Wine‘inger
Lawrence Simpson
W. E. Simpson
George Wade
Bonner Springs
J. E. Glitten
Kansas City
Jessie Glitten
C. F. Petty
J. E. Giiten
Harry Summer
Katherine van. Wearen
L. S. van Keuren
Harror
Katherine van Keuren
Julia ‘Miller
Taylos
Aylor
Robert Brumfield
Earl Jordon
James Oshe Hony
Robert McConnell
Warner
Hay
Ollie McConnell
Law‘rence
Notte
GW. Tadlock
R. G. W. Tadlock Jr
Roy Clary
Cecil Allen
Virginia Frye
M. E. Stoneking
Tadlock
Tadlocks
Sheldon
Syerlin Brock
William Torneden
Reta Canary
Treva
Fern Brock
Welcome and vicinity visits by Mrs Brokeman
Mrs Brokeman of Lawrence visited the Joe Wagner home on the Fourth with her children and sister Ida. Ida Wagner later traveled with Mrs Holladay, then returned for the week. Mr and Mrs Roy Hallmark moved from the old Baer house on July 1. Mr and Mrs Millburn began work for Perry Stevens and live now in Baer home.
Zaporosie Plant Plans 226 Ovens At $20 Million
A shale, or stake indicating a large stove complex in Zaporosie Ukraine aims to install 226 ovens at a cost exceeding 20 million dollars. The project expects an annual output of about 1.3 million tons.
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Zaporosie
Ukraine
H4p
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