Mass production aims in Soviet Union shift under Stakhanovism
Soviet fuel for mass output shifts from individual record making to broad worker participation. Central committee cancels Stakhanov records and pushes longer speed up, citing machinery wear and high turnover as key flaws. Farm side shows 18.5 million peasants herded into collectives on 243,700 farms with 367,000 tractors.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Russia
United States
Stakhanoff
Alexei Stakhanoff
Central Committee
The
Communist Party
Joseph Stalin
Stankhanoff
Home Holds It Own
Washington reports the American home remains vital as a Youth Commission survey shows only three percent of single youth living at home want to break family ties. Bell notes most youths live with relatives, half of the married group is housed, and several families face broken homes from death or divorce.
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Washington
American Youth Commission
Howard M. Bell
Bell
Agricultural Decline Reported Amid Machinery Problems
With spring sowing lagging behind last year and the year before, critics point to inefficient use of machinery and widespread disrepair. The textile of farm activity notes harvesters moving small plots and trucks and automobiles underutilized, affecting 297 families across several farms.
Pons Kostelanetz Wed In Norwalk Wedding
Lily Pons and Andre Kostelanetz wed at the Silvermine home after securing a marriage license. Pons, 33, and Kostelanetz, 36, proceeded from the town clerk to Probate Judge Louis Goldschmidt to marry. It is Pons second marriage. she previously wed August Mesnitz in 1925 and divorced in 1933. Rubinoff Improves After Emergency Surgery
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Norwalk
Conn
Lily Pons
Andre Kostelanetz
Silvermine
Mlle. Pons
Kostelanetz
Louis Goldschmidt
August Mesnitz
Paris
Playgrounds Ready for Citywide Recreation Program
On Monday June 6 the board of education resumes playground activities across five sites. L E Johnson leads the WPA recreation project with Edd A Wood supervising Cordley school grounds from 2 to 5 daily. Activities at New York Woodlawn Lincoln school and Lincoln park run under WPA supervision with morning hours 9 to 12 and afternoon 2 to 5.
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Board of Education
L. E. Johnson
WPA
Cordley
Edd A. Wood
New York School
Woodlawn School
Lincoln School
Lincoln Park
De Soto Memorial Day Service Notables Attend
Memorial day services at DeSoto cemetery drew a large crowd with Kansas City attorney Leslie Lyons delivering the address. Among attendees were families from Jamesport Missouri to St Louis, and the article notes the June 12 1888 Oakley Kansas marriage of Charles B Wiard and Lida McKee with upcoming open houses in DeSoto.
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DeSoto Cemetery
Leslie Lyons
Kansas City
Charles Reed
Jamesport, Mo
Art Nedse
Raymond Gardner
Kate Jewett
Beatrice Crummit
Charles Taylor
Emma Wiedemann
Fletcher Taylor
B. G. Nowell
John Savage
Lowell Barker
Lester Blaylock
St. Louis
Charles Denly
Spring Hill
Charles Hiddlestone
Gardner
Charles B. Wiard
Lida McKee
Oakley
Kan
DeSoto
Wiards
Johnson County
Redpath
Olathe
Bethel
Osawatomie
Cabool
Farm payments made under 1937 program in Kansas
Kansas farmers cooperating with the 1937 federal farm and conservation program have largely been paid. E. H. Leker announced that by May 20 payments totaled 12,706,933 dollars on 89,375 applications, about 88 percent of expected payments, with total applications projected at 100,868.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
E. H. Leker
Polish airmen fly 11 hour South Atlantic crossing
Five Polish airmen traveling from Los Angeles to Warsaw crossed the South Atlantic from Natal Brazil in eleven hours. Their plane landed in Dakar Senegal at 11 50 a.m. C S T today.
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Senegal
Dakar
Los Angeles
Warsaw
Natal
Brazil
C.S.T
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Quick Foot Relief
Fancy foot care advice with a hot foot bath, soap, and Moone's Emerald Oil. Rub into the foot, especially sores, to relieve tired burning feet and restore comfort, with a money back guarantee and drugstores ready to supply it.
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Moone
Desoto Eagle Eye Marks 25 Years of Publishing
Longtime DeSoto paper editors celebrate a quarter century of operation since founding the DeSoto Eagle Eye in October 1898. The feature program includes a 50th anniversary wedding, with community notices on health recoveries and church and fraternal memberships.
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DeSoto
Florence Shellack
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Kansas City
June meeting and Memorial day travel plans
June meeting set for Tuesday evening June 7 at Mrs. Vincent Straub home with Mrs. Harry Dicken leading the discussion. Families including Mr and Mrs C G Mickel and son Blanchard depart Monday to Memorial day services at Quenemo then Burlingame and Soldier to visit relatives. Summer term begins June 6 at Lawrence Business College.
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Vincent Straub
Harry Dicken
C. G. Mickel
Blanchard
Quenemo
Burlingame
Soldier
Mae Gordon
McPherson
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Mich
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David Rubinoff
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Neer
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Mass
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Keith Edwin
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
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Donald
F. A. Bower
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