Marriage of Dangthe Gray weds Millard Thompson in Kansas City
Miss Dangthe Gray daughter of Mr and Mrs Perkins of Kansas City married Millard Thompson yesterday after University commencement ceremonies. Attendees included Miss Marguerite Graham as bridesmaid and Louis Doughten as best man. The couple exchanged vows before an improvised altar, with family and friends present.
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Dangthe
Gray
Ah Pern
Kansas City
Eane
Millard Thompson
Ee City
Delta Fee
Grahom
Kani
Marguerite Graham
Louis Doughten
Kansas
Gitc
Han
Thompson
K. UL
Postal Savintrk
A. M. Graves
Carl Langsten
Lane
Kans
Mrs Mason and Daughter to Visit From Washington Mo
Mrs. Robert F. Mason and her daughter Anna Lee travel from Washington Missouri to visit Mason’s mother Mrs S W Atkinson tomorrow morning. Mrs Edward Vander Slice and family left this morning for Lin-
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Robert F. Mason
Anna Lee
Washington, Mo
Rural Homes Brightened by Frugal Home Makeover
A farm woman uses county agents and a furnishing specialist to beautify a room with low cost. Wallpaper removed, plaster patched, walls painted cream, fireplace cleaned and painted, woodwork dark brown, chairs painted, stone crocks dyed and used as vases, a desk built from boards and broom handles, fabrics dyed yellow, curtains made from old material, and a small candleholder set bought for ten cents. Total expenditure about S10.
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Atz
Sproyvement
SLOAN
Lawrence graduation notices span families across states
Mrs Vander Slice and her sons Austin and David moved from Lincoln to Lawrence after a year in Kansas. Austin graduated from Kansas University yesterday. Other families gathered for commencements in Lawrence and Kansas City as relatives traveled from Wichita St Louis and Iowa to celebrate notes of achievement and travel plans.
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Coln
Neb
Lansing
Mich
Vander Slice
Austin
David
Lawrence
K. U
F. M. Hollide
Kansas City
Northeast Junior High School
James W. Highamt
Wichita
Mary Highamt
Aileen
Edda
Mx. Higham
T. W. Mertin
Linwood
Laurie
Tevi Jerrie Johnson
St. Low
Island
William di Johnson
Oosa
Iowa
O.W. Johnson
Thir Kames
George Hallenbeck
Fruitland
Ida
Efile
Inia
Chard
Mro
Clyde Browning
New York City
Farm and Home Hints from Agriculture Department
Improvement in hay marketing spreads as uniform federal standards take hold in Southern communities. Longleaf pine proves valuable for farm woodlands, thriving on poor sandy lands and providing timber and turpentine. Calf diarrhea requires separation, disinfection, reduced feed, and improved stable conditions. Foals grow to two months with creep feeding and plenty of clean legume hay, weaning at five to six months. An average of 200 cubic feet of wood per person annually. dispose of carcasses by burning or deep burying to prevent disease. McNish’s Soda Water noted as pure cane sugar product.
Longevity Rise Predicted for Germany by 1995
A Berlin report cites German census officials predicting a leap in elderly Germans. By 1964, the number aged 64 and over is about 6.3 million, rising to nearly 7 million by 1995 and eight and a quarter million by 1975, signaling a growing senior population.
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Berlin
Germany
Kings and cabbages hinder Covent Garden opera traffic
London reports traffic blockades around Covent Garden Opera House as the gala season opens with Rosenkavalier. Royal car crowds jam Bow Street but police enforce crowd control by reusing market box space to avoid blockages. Attending dignitaries include Mary and Viscountess Larcelles and King Manuel of Portugal with the Queen amid eager spectators.
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London
APJ
Covent Garden Opera House
Crand Opera
Covent Garden
Rosenkavalier
Mary
Viscountess
Larcelles
King Manuel
Portugal
Bow Street
Royal Opera
David Copperfield
Exhaust kills tulips in Paris street auto exhaust
The famous Tuileries tulips have bloomed for the last time as they suffer from automobile exhaust in rue de Rivoli. Bulbs were presented to the city of Paris by Dutch flower traders.
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Tuileries ‘Flowers of
Paris
Binom Neo
Five years ago planted in the Tuileries Gardens
The text notes a garden setting in the Tuileries where plantings began five years earlier and thrived with masses of gorgeous colors, but each year they dwindled and died as prevailing westerly winds blew on.
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Tuileries Gardens
My Soldier Lover in True Story Magazine
Under a summer moon Lorraine gives her heart to George Miller. Captain Stephens seduces then wrecks her life in a fierce storm encounter. Lorraine recounts the ensuing anguish and overwhelming fate in the July True Story Magazine feature.
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Lorraine
George Miller
Captain Stephens
True Story
Paris soot gas alarm cites auto fumes rising
Fragmentary OCR notes claim a low wave of mephitic gas from automobiles adds to deleterious atmosphere in Paris. It mentions the Mexican Federation of Lodor reports membership near 2,000,000 and cites 56,000 men in New York City.
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Paris
Mexican “Federation of
Rly
Rey
York
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