Spending Goes to New High in U S
Washington reports that current congressional appropriations will reach a peacetime peak between 11.38 and 12.28 billion dollars. Factors include relief spending driven by recession and social security additions, with total near 13.5 billion per Rep. Taber.
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Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
Representative Taber
R-N.y
Treasury
Budget Bureau
Agriculture Department
Wee
War Dept
Fculture Dept
Sestrict
Columbia
Interior Department
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S Navy Department
State, Justice, Commerce, Labor Departments
Post Office
House Appropriations Committee
Rep. Taber
Agriculture
Best Country Newspaper Correspondent Named for 1938
Mrs Edna Eaton Wilson of Ripley Oklahoma wins 500 and an all expense trip to New York and Washington for the National Editor ial association contest. She farms 270 acres, taught in Lone Jack Pawnee County and writes for Stillwater Gazette.
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New York
Edna Eaton Wilson
Ripley
Okla
Stillwater
Weekly Gazette
Washington
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
National
Wheeler McMillen
Country Home Magazine
Williams
Payne County
Oklahoma
Homestead
Lone Jack
Pawnee County
Blanche Pease
Atkinson
Neb
Otis Wise
Stillwater Gazette
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From A Fragment
A scrambled cross word style list lists clues across and down including Feline animal, shoe type, air related terms, bones, plants, and various objects. The fragment contains numerous numbered clues and partial entries across across and down with several garbled phrases and misprints.
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Maine
Toy Anne
Argaabe
Pat Vottle
Routan
Barbie Rett Minous
Canada Won't Get Far in Maine Annexation Talk
Augusta Maine June 8 Governor Barrows expressed doubt a Canadian lawmaker would advance a proposal to annex a sliver of Maine. J F Pouliot filed a petition in Ottawa on behalf of Estcourt Quebec Catholic Farmers Union locals. A forest separates the area from Maine with no direct communication except via Canada. The petition argues farmers market their produce in Canada and face vexatious duties.
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Augusta
Lewis C. Barrows
Maine
Dominion
Canada
J.-F. Pouliot
House of Commons
Ottawa
Estcourt
P. Q
Catholic Farmers’ Union
Marion Burton Elected State Commander of Kansas VFW
Marion T. Burton of Parsons was chosen state commander at the Kansas Veterans of Foreign Wars annual meeting in Arkansas City. Other officers include Stewart Barbs of Kansas City as senior vice commander J E Fisher of Wichita as junior vice commander E L Jenkins of Topeka as quartermaster E F Austin of El Dorado as chaplain O W Helzel of Wichita as judge advocate and Dr E M Ireland of Coats as surgeon Charles Pizinger of Great Bend named chief of staff The auxiliary elected Mrs Ethel Gane of Salina president.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Kansas
Charles Pizinger
Great Bend
Ethel Gane
Salina
McGill Seeks Another Term in Democratic Primary
Senator George McGill of Wichita files candidacy for another term as Kansas state senator and seeks the Democratic nomination in the August primary. C. Austin of Cottonwood Falls files for Republican nomination for fourth consecutive term as state printer, previously serving 1911 to 1915.
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Topeka
George McGill
Wichita
McGill
Kansas
C. Austin
Cottonwood Falls
Poultry Champions Named at 4-H Roundup in Manhattan
Winners announced at the annual 4-H club roundup in Manhattan Kansas include state poultry champion Carrol Mogge of Goodland and project champions F. M. Riggs Stafford Mildred Moore Ingalls and Beth Fearing Burr Oak.
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Manhattan
Kan
Carrol Mogge
Goodland
F. M. Riggs
Stafford
Mildred Moore
Ingalls
Beth Fearing
Burr
Oak
Wedding Veil and Attendants At Lawrence Nuptials
The article describes a coronet cap edged with lilies of the valleys and a bouquet of white carnations carried by the bride, with her sister Lila Mae Hearin as attendant. Included are guests from Kansas City Kansas and Missouri, and the couple's move to the groom’s War ner Plaza apartment in Kansas City.
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Lila Mae Hearin
Lowell Jenkins
Kansas City
Zillner
Fred_Zillner
Peggy
Murray Hammer
Mildred Cobb
Mildred Sullivan
Hutchinson
Rockhold
Lee Hale
Kan
Virginia Lee
Helen
Henrietta McCollum
Blue Springs
Lloyd Stafford
Ottawa
Frank Strickland
Robin McGeorge
Edward Nienke
Jennie R. Guffin
Clair Guffin
Eloise Strickland
Mildred Wynne
Wilma Cormack
Virginia Lee Blackburn
Audra Coffee
Nellie Murray
Harry Mahon
Fred Locke
Edlebrock
Merle Reusch
Tonganoxie
Mr. Reusch
Ed Maul
Linwood
Gotlieb Nieder
John David
Martin Abels
June Louise
Moll
Harry Haden
William Hill
E. F. Adams
Everest
Ray Bengston
Robinson
Frank Lentz
Karen Lee
Whiting
J. D Adams
K. U
Dorothy Alexander
Adams
K.U
Iota Phi Phi Club
Marriage in Eudora for Miss Hearin and Mr Zillner
The ceremony for Miss Marjorie Lee Hearin and Vincent Jerome Zillner took place Saturday at the Hearin home in Eudora. Rev. Paul Whitlatch officiated as family decorated with ferns and flowers. The bride wore a floor length white lace gown.
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Marjorie Lee Hearin
Vincent Jerome Zillner
Kansas City
J. Norman Hearin
Eudora
Paul Whitlatch
Argentine Baptist Church
Lohengrin
Social Guests Visit Various Families in Lawrence Area
Sunday gatherings feature Mr and Mrs Paul Hadle with relatives in Lawrence and Kaw Valley. Lawrence Memorial hospital treats Verda Sommers for tonsil removal with sister Verda staying to help. Other visits include Kraus family from Kansas City, Zipp and Bleich/Ehlers from KC, and multiple regional households.
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Paul Hadle
Allen Smoots
Lawrence
Fred Ziesenis
Lena Eder
Clara Neustifter
Pat Gallagher
Kansas City
Allie Gallagher
Bonner Springs
Albert
Gladys Bond
Alvin Bond
State Teachers College At
Emporia
Effie Easley
Martha Goad
Cedar Point
Henry White
Seattle
Wash
Louise Lotz
John
Martin White
George Gerstenberger
E. L. Fischer
Clarice Stoelzing
Wesley
Henrietta Schubert
Walmaurine Straka
Barbara
Rosedale
Laura Cooper
William Stadler
Fred Hey
Rose Hammer
Sunday Dinner Guests Among Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. George Gerstenberger joined Mrs. Louise Lotz for Sunday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. George Richele and their two sons from Kansas City were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gotlieb Nieder and John David Monday evening.
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Kansas City
Topeka
Oliver Brown
Genevive Brown
Forrest Brown
Brown
Cyril Miller
Olathe
Bert Daugherty
Charles Williams
George
Elmer Everley
John Miller
Owen
Albert Ouderkirk
Verda Marie
Captain’s Creek
Lena Eder
Clara Neustifter
Tekla Koch
Joe Kellerman
Mary Masbauer
Herman Greiner
Thomas Liggett
Ottawa
Ed Diedrich
Curtis Diedrich
Maxine
Ben Erwin
Joe Bryant
Fall Leaf
Raymond Ward
Lawrence
Erwin
Wash
George Gerstenberger
Louise Lotz
George Richele
Gotlieb Nie~der
John David
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