Social Security Plank Draws Kansas GOP Push
Cleveland June 9 Kansas-London forces prepared to press a platform plank on social security. They seek a Kansas theory favoring state and local control with federal aid only, amid disputes with the Roosevelt administration. State leaders including Lt Gov Thompson Hoch and others rallied to Landon’s campaign as constitutional changes loom for federal program compliance.
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Kansas-London
Kansas
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Sunflower
Landon
Ithout
Charles W. Thompson
Homer Hoch
State Corporation Commission
C. E. Friend
Lawrence
W. G. West
McPherson
Clyde Coffman
Landon Keeps Day Quiet in Topeka Office
Gov. Alf Landon spends the day at his desk in Topeka attending routine duties and avoids Cleveland convention comments. Secretary Willard Mayberry notes many visitors and a flood of letters and telegrams from well wishers and supporters. The governor planned a 9 am arrival, a dentist visit, and return after 2 pm.
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Topeka
Kan
Alf i. Landon
Cleveland
Landon
Willard Mayberry
Mayberry
State House
Young canoeist embarks on 2000 mile river trip
Kenneth Graeber a 21 year old son of river expert G A Graeber began a long canoe journey from town Sunday shortly after 10 AM aiming to reach New Orleans. He carries tent food cooking gear and two paddles with plans to end by bus. His mother at 433 Ohio Street urged caution but trusts his skill.
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Kenneth Graeber
New Orleans
Kansas
Missouri
Mississippi
Graeber
G. A
Dolly) Graeber
G. A. Graeber
Ohio Street
Will Address Forum Speaker at South Park Meeting
C C Gerstenberger secretary of the Kaw Valley National Farm Loan Association will speak at the Consumer's Cooperative Forum at the weekly meeting in South Park Thursday June 11 at 8. His topic is Cooperative Credit and the Kaw Valley Loan Association is a branch of the Federal Land Bank. If rain the meeting moves to the Unitarian church.
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C. C. Gerstenberger
Kaw Valley National Farm Loan Association
Consumer’s Cooperative Forum
South Park
Cooperative Credit
The
Kaw Valley Loan Association
Federal Land Bank
Unitarian Church
Death of Col Edward H Robinson Green at Lake Placid
Col Edward H Robinson Green son of Hetty Green dies at Lake Placid club from heart disease and age complications. Born in London 67 years ago he held a varied business career including work on a railroad and later served as Hetty Green's personal assistant in managing her industrial and financial holdings.
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Lake Placid
Col
Edward H. Robinson Green
Hetty Green
Lake Placid Club
Green
Farflune
London
France and Britain plan league cooperation amid Italian warning
Paris reports Premier Blum’s government shifts from domestic focus to assess risks of a two-faced fascist warning from Italy. Italy may quit the league if sanctions at Geneva are not lifted, opening talks toward an alliance with Germany. Ambassador Cerrutti conveyed the note, urging France to avoid an outcome harming Italian honor. Cardinal Verdier orders 7 am Angelus to end early morning wakeups. In Georgetown a hawk abducts a hen and a black cat mothers the two orphaned chicks.
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France
Great Britain
Leon Blum
Italy
League
Geneva
Mussolini
Germany
Vittorio Cerrutti
Cerruti
Blum
Cardinal Verdier
Community Visitors and Local School Meet Report
Kansas City residents Miss Virginia Wright and Mrs. Louise Hubbard visited T. E. Hubbard's Memorial Day. A schoolhouse meet drew a small crowd. William Henik was re elected clerk of the board. Numerous gatherings followed with associations from Tonganoxie Linwood Lawrence and Topeka as locals visited kin and friends including the Henik Hubbard Allison and Torneden families.
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Virginia Wright
Kansas City
T. E. Hubbard
Charles Henik
Frank Henik
William Henik
Ira
Roy Hubbard
Howard Cline
Dillon
Louise
Jimmie
Tonganoxie
George Henik
Earl Allison
Charles Hubbard
Lawrence
Doctor Boone
de Soto
Lula Lewis
Linwood
J. A. Anderson
J. R
Pickens and vicinity social notice brief
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Ward and children, C. J. Earnest, and Glenna are listed in a local community notices segment for Pickens and vicinity. The item records names connected to an event or gathering in the area.
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C. J. Ward
C. J. Earnest
Glenna
Local residents seen visiting Lawrence area events
Lulu Lewiz shopped in Lawrence on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turmer and family of De Soto spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Toyne. Mr. Toyne remains about the same. Chesley Ward shopped in Lawrence last week. Elmer Martin and Miss Florence Hummington of Kansas City visited Mr. and Mrs. John Martin and Raymond. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stoneking and Mrs. Hummilgaard and son Clarence were callers. Fred Slagle of Bonner Springs visited Monday. Jim Allison of Clinton visited Roy Allison and family Sunday. Several from the vicinity attended the milk producers picnic in Kansas City Thursday. Reed of Lawrence called on Henry Toyne Saturday.
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Pritchard
Bot
Fall Leaf
Cliff Hull
Claudine
Sarah Ellard
Ella
Linwood
George Henik
Tonganoxie
Hubbard Cline
Katie Henik
Ira Hubbard
Leonard Anderson
Earl Allison
T. J. Hilgehold
Mary
Helen
Betty
Amy Gather
Tell City
Ind
John Martin
Raymond
Dorothy Mae Allison
Bonner Springs
Roy Allison
J. A. Anderson
Arlein
Ward
Sturett Ward
Lawrence
Ernest Cox
Marvin Gallagher
Kansas City
James Tropey
James L. Fox
Eva Anderson
Lulu Lewiz
Robert Turmer
de Soto
Henry Toyne
Toyne
Chesley Ward
Elmer Martin
Florence Hummington
Lawrence Stoneking
Hummilgaard
Clarence
Fred Slagle
Jim Allison
Clinton
Reed
Historical Society Plans June 16 Lecompton Visit
Members of the Douglas County Historical Society announce a planned Tuesday afternoon trip to Lecompton and other western county points on June 16. Further program details will be released later. Last fall the group toured Kanwaka.
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Members of Historical Society
Douglas County
Memorial Day Visits Mention Kansas City Families
Mr and Mrs Robert Davis and family of Kansas City spent Memorial day at the home of Mr and Mrs Dorothy Thurber. Miss Dorothy Thurber spent Sunday evening with her sister Mrs Earl Allison.
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Robert Davis
Kansas City
Roy Allison
Dorothy Thurber
Earl Allison
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