Red Cross to take surplus stabilizaton wheat and cotton
Farm Board Chairman Henry Morgenthau Jr. announced the Red Cross will receive the remaining stabilization relief wheat by August 1 and cotton by October 31. About 7,016,510 bushels of wheat and 295,380 bales of cotton have already been delivered, with 10,119,371 bushels of wheat arranged for disposal and costs to be trimmed for federal savings.
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Washington
Henry Morgenthau,Jr
Farm Board
Red Cross
Ess
Morgenthau
John Barton- Payne
The
Grain Stabilization, Corporation
Chicago
Stabilization Corporation
Morgenthau Hongs
Grange Meeting Attracts Jefferson County Group
A large turnout of Grangers attended the Jefferson County-Pomon a meeting held by Chester Grange at Valley Grove Saturday. About 70 members and guests lingered for a luncheon, with Mrs. W. of the Chester Grange officiating in the fifth degree. An afternoon program featured recitations, songs, piano solos, and readings by local members. County and state grange leaders spoke on organization, county problems, and 4-H work.
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Jefferson County
Pomona
Chester Grange
Valley Grove
Ruby Mae Puckett
Hubby
Jals
Freezer
Comparative Figures on Educational Expense
Report to New Age in Washington compares global school funding and staffing. Canada holds steady while Mexico increases education spending. Argentina’s budget is flat. Panama hires more teachers due to higher attendance. Ireland Free State and Poland keep programs, Spain builds new schools, England restructured with 10 percent pay cuts. France shows improvement in conditions. U S teacher pay in elementary schools runs slightly above or below the average.
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United States
New Age
Washington, D. C
Directors of Education Inthose
C.F. Birch
Anada
Panama
Irish Free State
Poland
Spain
England
France
Salary Averages For Towns Like Lawrence
A National Education association report shows national average salaries for towns of Lawrence size. The United States average is 1360 dollars while Lawrence reports 1230 or 1740 dollars for teachers. Garnett, formerly of Baldwin, visited Baldwin on Sunday as a guest of Mrs Elia Wise and Mrs Clark La Fever.
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Lawrence
National Education. Association
United States
Lawre
Garnett
Baldwin
Elia Wise
Clark
Zeta Tau Alpha House visits and college YWCA cabinet event
Miss Lila Buck visited the Zeta Tau Alpha House in Horton while Mrs. Maurine Conover returned to Baldwin after visiting Emporia friends. The Muellers and Ruth McHenry group returned to Columbia after a house party at Christian College. The YWCA installed its incoming cabinet at Amphie Hall after a dinner at the cafe.
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Lila Buck
Horton
Zeta Tau Alpha
Maurine Conover
Emporia
Baldwin
Rolla Mueller
Donald Keith
Marcelo
Miz
Ruth McHenry
Columbia
R. E. McHenry
Ruth Sample
Christian College
Tri Delta House
Muellers
Colllege Y. W. C. A
Café Tea Room
Dorotha Senter
Marcial Burroughs
Christine Steb
Marlene Dalke
Betty Ebright
Merle Fischer
Alta Jenkings
Geraldine Porterfield
Margaret Harper
Mary Margaret Williams
Yvonne Bailey
Kansas
Luther~ Leavengood
Harry Barnett
Kansas City
Jack Hofer
Mary Fand Jack, Jr
Lawrence
and Airs
R.E. McHenry
Baldwin News Notes on Sowers and Local Moves
Miss Roberta Sowers, a high school teacher in Oneida, spent weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Perry Sowers. Her sister Wanneta Sowers, Baker graduate and Lawrence Business College enrollee, will teach Commercial work in Oneida schools next year. Mrs Grace S Black returns from Marshall Texas after a lengthy stay with sister Mrs Farr Martin. Mary Alice Scott, senior at Baker, returns from Omaha Nebraska ill with an infected tooth. Mrs Florence Kirkpatrick of
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Roberta Sowers
Oneida
Perry Sowers
Wanneta Sowers
Baker
Lawrence Business College
Grace S. Black
Marshall, Te
Farr Martin
Baldwin College News and Local Social Scene
Interpreting talks and musical program at KFKU campus events. Faculty and visitors from Topeka discuss fraternity taxation. St Patrick’s parties, bridge gatherings, and a Mother-Daughter banquet highlight Baldwin social life. Plays directed by drama students feature The Lion and the Lady and The Dust of the Road. Local travels include Lawrence visits and Miss Aeroupe Strong’s Iowa trip.
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M. D. Ballard
Hugh P. Hartley
Harry Barnett
L. C. Peclut
St. Patrick’s
Maxine
Nadine Porter
Elmer Reid
Fchildren
Billy
Mary- Margaret
Land Bobby
Salina
Baldwin
C. E. Stephens
College Chapel
Dramatic Art Department
Paul Kochan
Genevieve Spencer
Margaret Mandeville
Morris Jones
Earlsford
Eugene Conjnider
Virgil Vaughn
Roberta Farrar
Ray Harshfield
C. Ee Stephens
Eva Stephens
A. Deel
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Harry Neptune
Jack Connell
Topeka
Holton
L. C. Leavengood
Lawreence
Aeroupe Strong
Iowa
Belen Hart
Jared Slaton
Tipperary
Dublin
Lavery
Pel. Ady
Morits
Patel Ictwre
John Barrymore
Myrna Loy
Loretta Young Brent
David Manners
Una Merkel
Alberta Eagan
Edgar Kennedy
Art
Constance. Bennett
Wheeler-Woolsey
Africa
Herry
Fife
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Frances
Jimmie
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Eddie
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