Senate May Curb Use of Shipping
Washington May 2 An unexpectedly strong Senate move seeks to curb the Presidents authority to turn over seized axis shipping to Great Britain. The proposal, part of a measure to requisition and pay for about 80 idle foreign flag vessels, faces opposition as a potential warlike gesture. Some senators expect a compromise limiting use to American needs while keeping a larger pool under US registry and control.
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Washington
Senate
Great Britain
Presidnt
United States
Senate Commerce Committee
Emory S. Land
Maritime Commission
Clark
D-Mo
Johnson
R-Call
Bailey
D.-N.c
Coast Guard
George
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Western Hemisphere
Britain
South American
North Atlantic
Nebraka Girl Wins the American Milkmaid Title
Miss Virginia Cope, 17, Pawnee Neb., wins the Miss America Milkmaid title in Sabetha. The brunette stirred milk quickly and topped rivals by nearly a pound in the milk singing contest, sharing honors with Nemaha Fayne Ormsby Burke. Also announced a Kansas GOP rally speaker in Topeka on June 6.
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Sabetha
Virginia Cope
Pawnee
Neb
Miss Cope
Nemaha- Fayne-Ormsby-Burke
Kansas
Budget Dishes From Bread Crumbs and Leftovers
Savory Spinach Croquettes Liver Fondue and Sweet Potato Smack use bread crumbs with spinach liver and potatoes. Instructions cover mixing, coating, frying or baking, with quantities for serves 4 to 6 and temperatures from 300 to 400 degrees F. The column hints at the pleasures of reading the Too Late to Classify column.
Head of 137th Infantry Given Advance in Rank
Arthur J. Ericeson of Emporia Kansas commanding officer of the 187th Infantry has been promoted from lieutenant colonel to colonel. He has led the unit since March 12 and previously served in the Kansas legislature.
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Camp Robinson
Ark
Arthur J. Ericeson
Emporia
Kan
187Th Infantry
187Th
Kansas
Winter visits and Sunday gatherings reported
Winter Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Messenheimer and son Henry Arthur visited Mrs. Ethel Graham in Williamstown. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Colman with Claire J. and Vaneta dined with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Colman in Eudora. Haroldine Rose from Lake View and Milton Elliott of Wichita joined others in local social calls and visits.
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Glenn Messenheimer
Henry Arthur
Ethel Graham
Williamstown
Willis Colman
Claire J
Vaneta
Lee Colman
Eudora
Harrison Rose
Haroldine
Lake View
C. C. Potter
Milton Elliott
Wichita
Frank Snecker
William McGee
Olathe
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Travel
Sunday visits with Mr and Mrs M C Elliott and Mary Lou are reported. Mrs L H Petefish travels to Omaha to visit son Russell Petefish and family, with others also spending time with R E Schroyer and Billie Schroyer. Richard Russell from St Joseph stays with his parents and George Richards hosts Howard Gregory. Jane Potter of Lawrence visits.
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M. C. Elliott
Mary Lou
L. H. Petefish
Omaha
Neb
Russell Petefish
al Eee
Ross Cole
Labee
Apent
R. E. Schroyer
Billie Schroyer
Verne Hall
Richard Russell
St. Joseph
Social Roundup of Weddings Visits and Births in Winter Area
Sunday afternoon and evening with her parents Mr and Mrs C C Potter. The losers of the attendance contest entertained winners with a picnic at Clinton Park in Lawrence. Mrs Kilgore aunt of Mrs Mesenheimer hosted Sunday dinner with families from Dover Vinland. Bathrobes for war refugees crafted by Kanwaka Farm Bureau unit. Birth announced for daughter to Mr and Mrs Carl Williams in Topeka. Death notice of Mrs James Burnette formerly Miss Maude Winter in Tacoma. Eighty eighth birthday of Mrs Adam Roth at Scranton noted.
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C. C. Potter
Winter Community Club
Clinton Park
Lawrence
Linas Robinson
Ella Kilgore
Virginia Moran
Dover
Harvey Watkins
Vinland
A. E. Mesenheimer
Kilgore
Mesenheimer
Allie Collins
Hutchinson
Jack Simpson
Ozawkile
Billie Schroyer
Arnold Christy
Janice
Sigel
Schroyer
Kanwake
Willis Colman
Red Cross
J. E. Watson
Grand Junction
Colo
G. T. Richards
C. A. Richards
Carl Williams
Topeka
Williams
J. C. Beurman
Winter
Tacoma
Wash
James Burnette
Paul Winter
Charles Winter
Local residents attend events and visits around Baldwin area
Several neighbors and relatives attended church services and a funeral in Baldwin. Activities included Hen ry Pohl and son helping with carpentry, Miss Gertrude Schott hosting visitors, and a Baldwin high school play. Families gathered for a twenty fifth wedding anniversary and a Sunday visit at Wellsville.
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Will Peffly
Tilford
Harold Simmons
L. W. Haas
Walter Lindholm
Elaine
Ben Gibson
Walter Pohl
Gertrude Schott
Marjorie
Esther Gibson
Eunice Pohl
Vera Belle Glaserpent
Kansas City
Irl
Baldwin High School
Minneola
Henry Pohl
Ralph
Raymond Gibson
Will Gray
Ottawa
Charley Bowser
West Baldwin Church
Paul Koehler
Edna
Fairview
Arthur Stoelzing
Wellington
Frank Stein
Kenneth Pohl
Clifford Gibson
Dave Sturm
Wellsville
Eva
Mabel
Elmer
Local residents share visits and farm work help
Dinner guests at the Harry Flory home included Mrs. Cripe and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wray. Will Peffly helped Herry with farm work several days this week. Island spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Gilliland and Dudley. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Johannin of Kincaid called in the neighborhood Monday.
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Harry Flory
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R.O.T.C
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Rex Wells
Marysville
Shirley Karns
Coffeyville
Charles Fairman
Manhattan
Jane Galbraith
Cottonwood Falls
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Scranton
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W.G
Morrell's Pride
Crisco
Zephyr
Zephyr Bakery
Hills Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
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