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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1935

Page

3

Varied estimates on fate of bonus bill in Congress

Washington May 8.9 Both houses passed the Patman bill to pay veterans the bonus in full with new currency. Administration leaders predicted a veto would be sustained, while cash bonus advocates argued a two thirds override was possible. The vote fell short of a two thirds majority, advancing the drive and signaling a major test for Roosevelt administration policy.

Washington Congress Roosevelt Capitol Hill Senate Patman Vinson Harrison Charles E. Coughlin McAdoo Cal Morgenthau

April brings driest, coolest month in Kansas since records

The United States weather bureau reports April was extremely dry and cool across Kansas. Eastern counties received about 2.12 inches of rain, while the west averaged only 0.27 inch, marking the fourteenth straight moisture deficit month. Walnut in Crawford County saw 4.46 inches. Hugoton, Liberal, Plains, and Sublette reported no rain. Average statewide rainfall was 1.14 inches, 1.48 inches below normal, with the coolest April in seven years and a mean temperature of 52 degrees, two degrees below normal. Freezing conditions occurred across the state in the first half of the month.

Topeka May &P Kansas United States Weather Bureau Tony Hugoton Liberal Plains Sublette Walnut Crawford County

Temperature Range Report in April Across Kansas Towns

The record notes a narrow April temperature range with highs near 90 degrees in Alden and Medicine Lodge and lows around 20 degrees in Tribune Goodland and Oberlin, indicating little or no danger to crops.

Alden Medicine Lodge Tribune Goodland Oberin

Valley Grove notes and farm reports from May meeting

Valley Grove region items show Sunny Valley Farm Bureau on May 7 with Mrs C A Tones hosting an all day meeting and lunch on canned food grades. Cheesesdemonstration by Mrs C E McGuire of Ozawkie. various local residents attend events and trips, with news on births and grapevine visits.

Sunny Valley Farm Bureau C. A. Tones C. E. McGuire Ozawkie Gerald Flory Lawrence Guy Shultz

Valley Grove community notes and obituaries dated spring

Visitors from Lawrence and Oskaloosa attended local events at Valley Grove. Alfred Ward died after a stroke. funeral held at Wellman Chapel with Rev Moss officiating and beloved family members listed. May 9 work bee at Hardy Oak cemetery planned for grave care. A soil erosion tour by C T Hall scheduled May 24 across four county points to promote terracing and forage crops.

Della Weibel Oskaloosa Wren Washington Jefferson County Chester Grange Grange William Keller Ward Earl Keller Ottawa Mr. Keller Lawrence Dan Smith Mr. Smith Laurence Ward Taylor Dairy Perry and Amos Nichols Ford Ira- Ward Valley, Grove Miss Perry Alfred Ward Wellman Chapel Mr. Moss Methodist Church Tonganoxie Frank Champion Harry Wellman Fred Champion Hardy Oak Emma Ward Mary Edmonds George Edmonds Floyd Baldwin Leavenworth Robert Eagle Joe Jaynes McLoush Valley Grove School Theodora Brown Robert Graham Darlene Lawrence Smith McLouth High School Ruby Lloyd Garner Clifford Kincaid Kansas City H. F. Greene Ruth Rose Valley Grove Robert Reborn Allen Coffman O'Neal C.C.C Charles Petrie Oliver Garner Lloyd Alberta Raymond Garner Arthur Quidahl Clifford Thiry Baker Murphy John Thiry Earl Janeway Francis Thiry Glen Colburn Janeway Knowledge Hill Gill Pauline Denver Octave Ford Topeka Emma Dodd Francis Wesley Grace Marie Mrs. Greene Sunnyside Ira Ward

Local social notes and county agricultural update

Mrs. Arthur Quidahl visited relatives in Tonga n oxie. Jefferson county farmers signed corn hog contracts totaling 2816143.52 dollars. Dr. Elijah Jones, longtime county friend, died in Phoenix. Easter Sunday visits included many local families and friends.

Mary Coffman Tonganoxie Leo Ousdahi Midand W. C. Thiry and Charles Eberwein Fall Leaf Josephine Shaw Howard Erwin Lawrence C. A. Jones Dunavant Karl Eagle Lee Gibson Orin Smith Wren Gibson Gibsons Jefferson County Elijah Jones McLouth Phoenix Ariz Jones

Local Social Notes Describe Visits and Meetings in Community

Villa Eden residents and neighbors mingle as Hopkins and Hughey families stay with relatives. Mosser family ill and with relatives in Law, others visit Wichita, Amoret, and Lawrence. Elmer Torneden passes eighth grade exam in Tonganoxie. Community club meets with short program and plans July picnic.

T. Hopkins Orville Hughey Mosser Fall Leaf Cora Ida Winkelman Lawrence J.T. Hughey Wichita Julius Torneden Arleta Claude Hanson Amoret Ruth Pettengill Elmer Torneden Tonganoxie Agnes Quinlan Chas,Davidson Maxine Meinke Arch Meinke

Pleasant Valley Farmers Meeting Notes Inflation Lesson

The Pleasant Valley Farmers Educational meeting opened at the schoolhouse Tuesday with good attendance and a lesson on inflation led by Arthur Holcomb. A follow up session is planned for May 7 on taxation. Refreshments were served. Local residents visited relatives, welcomed a newborn, and crops benefited from recent rains.

Farmers Educational School Arthur Holcom Lewis Howell Garnett Howell William Sinks Neal Thayer Lawrence Cleve Dunigan Kathleen John Maloney

Heart in the Mouth: Pat Describes Close Call in Battle

The exchange quotes Pat claiming a bullet struck near his heart but Mike doubts the claim. Pat insists his heart was in his mouth at the moment of being shot, a vivid, skeptical reminiscence reported by London Answers.

Pat Mike London

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