U S SENDS NOTE ON GERMAN DEBTS PROTESTS MORATORIUM
Washington June 29 AP The United States protested Germanys moratorium on 1500 million in American held obligations. Secretary Hull handed a note to the German charge d affaires stating Germanys policies have created opposition and reduced its ability to transfer. The note urged priority of external debt payments and suggested trade policy changes could raise Germanys payment capacity. It also warned against giving preferential treatment to nationals of other countries in exchange for trade agreements.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Reich
Hull
BLACK JACK club meets with Abs Hattie Adams in June
The Black Jack Ladies club met on Wednesday afternoon June 20 with 21 members five visitors and twelve children. A panel by Mrs. Fannie Cavender on How I Made My Pumpkin Butter and a paper on Canning Hints by Mrs. Louie Schellack were highlights. A gift display and upcoming July 4 meeting at Mrs. Rockford Shelley’s home were noted.
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Abs
Hattie Adams
Fannie Cavender
Louie Schellack
Rockford Shelley
Henry Glazer
Black Jack
De Soto Residents Return After Ten Day Visit
Mrs R W Boone and daughters Grace and Gloria Anne return from a ten day visit with relatives at Colony. Digi Boone drove to Colony and accompanied them home. S R Vance visited in Lamar Missouri with the E E Chappell family. Mr Chappell is Mrs Vance’s brother. Clarence Hodge and wife traveled to Kansas City Kansas when Marvin Hodge fell seriously ill. Mrs O E Ashlock, a sister of Mr Hodge, stayed in Kansas City visiting relatives. Mrs Clark Gardner and son Maynard visited Mrs Gardner’s sister Rena Zimmerli and the Lee Brannock family of Linwood Monday. Marguerite Lee was visiting.
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Edwardsville
Paul Earnheart
Kansas City
W. O. Watson
Springfield
A.T. Broveak
June _Broveak
Robert
Frank Klamm
Broveak
Klamm
Lennert Melotte
K. U
DeSoto
Claude Cooke
D.R.H.S
National Federation of Builders Supplies Association
Cook
A. C. Cook
Kan
Beulah Loveall
Lawrence Loveall
Loveall
Ethel Osher
Arthur Ashel
Carl Steed
Christian Church
R. Penner
Lexington Township
Lawrence
Herbert Reynolds
J. A. Reynolds
Charles Brown
Gardner
Clark Gardner
Notato
Jack Shellack
J. D. Buckingham
Althea Davison
Willard Dean Roberts
Buckingham
Miss Roberts
Sherman Casebier
F. E. Johnson
Dorothy Lasher
Roy Petty
Glazer
Frank
John Hays
Roy McGhee
Teeterville
Cleo Davidson
Treya Mae
Wellsville
Ralph Kalb
Oliver Neis
Veryl Sheppard
Grace Hays
Ralph
Dicky Pittinger
Agnes Pittinger
Warrensburg
Sheppard
John Neil
Harold Fisher
Howard Sheppard
Doran
Edgerton
Henry Bell
Harley Dobson
Victor
Shirley Jeane
Rockford Sheeley
J. R
Toneka
Gage Park
John Ness
H. H. Hays
Mary Ross
Lawrence Hall
Baldwin
Eugene Waters
C. C. Waters
Tulsa
Waters
William Nelson Art Gallery
Frank Hays
California
R. W. Boone
Grace
Gloria Anne
Colony
Digi Boone
S. R. Vance
Lamar
E. E. Chappell
Mr. Chappell
Vance
Clarence Hodge
Marvin Hodge
O. E. Ashlock
Hodge
Frank Freeburg
Maynard
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U. S
Wichita
Maurice O'Neil
Geraldine
Russell
G. Henderson
Henderson
Anna Cavender
A. E. Patterson
J. A. Linthicum
James Sickler
Roy Linthicum
Pitcher
Okla
Walter Scott
Scott Farm
Jones Service Station
Jesso
Brooklyn Eagle
DE Soto
Mickey Mouse
General Foods
Walt Disney Enterprises
OG. F.corm
Certo
C.F. Core
Blackberny
San Seti
Georgia
Lipton
Scotts
Bakers
Batavia
Neuer Bros. Weiners
New York
Masa St
Gleed Bros
Nutrona
W. 23Rd St
Seymour
Pheae
Mallin’s Market
Gellicom Sunkist
Colorado
Blackhawk
Palace
Abe
Miss Knott
Barbara Ann Knott
Louisiana Street
Lipton’s Yellow Label Tea
PEKOE
Bronson, Kansas
Drake’s Bakery
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