Reds Excluded From Camp of Veterans Protest
Washington June 10 AP Police moved to segregate all communists from the bonus marchers camp at Anacostia Flats. About 150 to 200 radicals were driven from the camp to reduce risk of violence as police and a $5,000 food fund offer from Rev Charles E Coughlin aimed to keep inflammatory propaganda out.
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Washington
Bonus Marchers
Anacostia Flats
Veterans Food Fund
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Radio League of the Little
Pedham D. Glassford
C. Fowler
District. of Columbia
Glassford
Anacostia
William G
Douglas county 4-H group showcases Human Transformer program
Douglas county 4-H members attend the state round at Manhattan and perform a stunt titled The Human Transformer transforming into state club leaders. Judging teams participate in grain dairy cattle livestock canning baking and other contests with members named including Reed Blengeh Lindell McClure Brown Shaw Perkins Henry and Beurman Harrell Wiggins and others.
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Yes
Fon
Douglas County
Manhattan
Doyie Reed
Phil Blengeh
Chales Lindell
Max McClure
Ernest Brown
Willard Shaw
Paul Perkins
Dwight Henry
Wulikuhle
Canning
Rosa
Elizabeth Wiggins
Jdson
Percy
Virginia
Beurman
Lois Harrell
Education Mutual Enterprise Of Home And School Forum
KFKU Friday Po.te report notes the profession of Howard C. Taylor as professor and a Citizen's Forum on education as a mutual enterprise of home and school. A 11:00 a.m. musical program features W. B. Downing and G. Criss Simpson concluding with an organ piece. An appeal bond of 1000 dollars was anticipated today for Silvers.
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Howard C. Taylor
Citizen's Forum
Mutual Enterprise of
W. B. Downing
G. Criss Simpson
Valley Grove Aids Youth Mission With Evening Service
Valley Grove A hosts John Bower who delivered a Sunday evening message from St. John. The town also held Chester Grange’s monthly meeting and noted visits, local travel, and a Soil Tour with prizes and a talk by Governor Woodring. Children’s Day planned for June 12 at Woodstock.
Kansas City visitor Glifford Kincaid visits Ford family
Glifford Kincaid of Kansas City spent time with relatives and the Ford family, enjoying a short visit and fellowship with kin and neighbors.
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Glifford Kincaid
Kansas
Cies
Ford Famies
Independence Neighbors Share Visits and Picnics in Smithville
In Smithville Missouri Mrs Tauls mother Mrs Emma Humphrey returned home with them for a few days. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Charles Baker and son Billy of Tulsa Oklahoma Mrs Ray Mr and Mrs Burton Taul Joe and C L Taul spent from Friday to Sunday visiting relatives. St Johns Evangelical church league enjoyed a picnic supper at Mr and Mrs Suler's home in honor of Miss Gian Schwartz and Esther Johanning who will leave for Colorado soon. Mr and Mrs Richard Butell were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Herman Butell and family. Clara Geiss spent Monday to Thursday with Mr and Mrs George Puvogle and Ethel. Earl Lederer and sons and Mrs Henry Seele and Walter went on a fishing trip Friday but had little luck.
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Ozankie
Orin
Smith
Woodring
George Smith
Whitman
I. J. Pierson
Lawrence
Ford
Clifton Dodd
Nortonville
Octave Ford and
Dodd
Jamie
Wreas
Charles Baker
Billy
Tulsa
Okla
Ray
Burton Taul
Joe
L. Taul
Frigear
James H. Gale
League of the St. Johns Evangelical Church
Mrs. Suler
Gian Schwartz
Esther Johanning
Colorado
Richard Butell
Herman Butell
Clara Geiss
George Puvogle
Ethel
Earl Lederer
Douglas County 4-H Teams Earn Finals at Manhattan
Douglas County 4-H club members placed in statewide contests at Manhattan as part of the annual club roundup. Canning judging team Opal Richardson Elizabeth Wiggins Rosemary Glenn took second with Richardson the state’s second highest girl. crop judging trio Charles Lindell Phil Blough Doyle Reed finished third. LaVeda Hill among the ten healthiest girls. W. A. Schaal of Lawrence attended the banquet with others added to the roundup’s Who’s Who.
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Douglas County
Manhattan
J.A. Terrell
Opal Richardson
Elizabeth Wiggins
Rosemary Glenn
Charles Lindell
Phil Blough
Doyle Reed
LaVeda Hill
Martha Lou Perkins
Dwicht Henry
Frances Perkins
W. A. Schaal
Lawrence
Steel orders fall to new May record low for U S Steel
Unfilled orders at United States Steel dropped 149,764 tons in May to 2,177,162 tons, the fourteenth straight monthly decrease and a record low. May backlog shrinkage follows eight year trends, with May declines averaging about 250,000 tons and 20 percent of capacity utilized.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Traffic court fines and continuances noted
In police court this morning four traffic cases were heard. One defendant paid a fine while the others were continued. Ralph Bunce pled guilty to failing to observe a stop sign and was fined 2 dollars. W S Russell and Dudley Strahm had stop sign violations continued to Monday morning. Everett Christenson speeding case continued to June 24.
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Ralph Bunce
Dudley
Strahm
Everett Christenson
Silvers Plans Appeal After May Court Conviction
Paul Silvers of Kansas City Missouri, a Black man, was convicted in May term court of stealing a check from the Lee Flory grocery at 1101 New York street. An appeal to the state supreme court was announced by his attorney J B Wilson. Judge Hugh Means overruled a motion for new trial and Silvers was sentenced to the penitentiary.
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Paul Silvers
Kansas
City
Lee Flory
New York Street
State ‘Supreme Court
J. B. Wilson
Silvers
Hugh
Means
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