U. S. Trade Plan for North Africa Under Discussion
Washington reports a plan to restore normal trade between the United States and French North Africa. Negotiations involve the United States Great Britain Vichy and the colonies to exchange American goods for raw materials needed in defense. Robert D. Murphy leads preliminary arrangements and final approval hinges on securing guarantees on porosity of the blockade and re-export limits. A second item notes an 80-voice Trinity AME church chorus performance in Kansas City tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
French North Africa
Morocco
Tunisia
Algiers
France
Germany
Maxime Weygand
North Africa
Great Britain
Vichy
North African
Weygand
Robert D. Murphy
Murphy
State Department
Marriage License Issued in Eudora Closes Waiting Periods
A marriage license was issued at the office of Probate Judge Frank R. Gray to BE Carlyle Trabant and Loretta Gersten berger, both residents of Eudora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Gray
Carlyle Trabant
Loretta Gerstenberger
Eudora
Pioneer Aviator Elwood and the First Flight
Short clues recall Elwood Haynes and early aviation pioneers. The puzzle lists historically themed entries with figures, devices, and places tied to early flight across horizontal and vertical lists.
First Graders Study Grains Then Model Book About Crops
Lawrence School Room 12 students explore grains from farms including wheat rye barley buckwheat oats corn and rice. They assemble a picture book with contributions from students and staff and visit the county farm agent for grain photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis’ Springer
Charles Evans
Barbara Rasler
Jane Holtzclaw
Gay Houk
Susan Montgomery
Mr. Six
Norman Craig
Shirley Cox
Vivian Archer
Barbara Keeler
Ralph Hagenbush
John Arnett
David Ryther
Jeanne Jewell
Harry Held
Mike Beardsjee
Bobby Bradley
Luella Fower
Room 8
Miss Harshberger
John Armstrong
Gilbert Baker
Robert Edmonds
Robert Frazier
Gifford Grover
Barbara Held
Caroline Holmes
Tommy Johnson
Richard Nuffer
Marvin Rieter
Fred van Bebber
Marvin White
Warren Zimmerman
John Jr. Hamilton
Johnny Bob Bryant
Elizabeth Gorrill
Etta Eads
Dick Fritz
Mrs. Wood
Obituary for Elmer Ellsworth Wright 1867 1941
Elmer Ellsworth Wright son of Milo M and Sarah Wright born December 15 1867 in La Verne County Pennsylvania died April 28 1941 aged 73 4 13. He moved to Kansas in 1872 settling in Leavenworth County until 1919 then to Jefferson County where he lived the rest of his life. He married Maude Lenora Large on October 26 1899 and had four children. Survived by wife Maude one son William Wright of Los Angeles California and three daughters Beulah Mann Emporia Stella Vandike St Francis and Mae Wright Topeka six grandchildren one sister three brothers other relatives and many friends.
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Elmer Ellsworth Wright
Milo .M
Sarah Wright
la Verne
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Leavenworth County
Jefferson County
Maude Lenora Large
Bonner Springs
Kan
Overbrook Hears of School Events and Community Notices
Overbrook announces a Wednesday operetta directed by Frances Radcliff titled Love Goes South with about sixty students. A Pancake community three act comedy Calm Yourself played Friday night for the Overbrook fire truck fund. Alumni banquet for O R H S is set for May 17 at Heberling hall with Vivian Pugh as decoration chair.
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Heberling Hall
Frances Radcliff
Brady
Overbrook
Topeka
State House
Clark Coursen
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Frank Redman
Wichita
Martha Eustin
John Redman
Ottawa
J. Oldham
Charles Ware
Cosmos Club
Joe Coffman
Frank Karnes
Alvin Miller
Margaret Hart
W. E. Topping
FASTEETH Sheds Gummy Taste For Comfortable Dentures
FASTEETH offers a pleasant alkaline powder that holds false teeth more firmly for easier eating and speaking. It reduces denture odor and leaves no gummy taste or texture, with a simple sprinkle on plates. Available at drug stores.
President Roosevelt Abed With Stomach Ailment
President Roosevelt remained in bed in Washington as a stomach ailment lingered. He had a fractional temperature but was improving, though his physician Rear Admiral Ross T. McIntire ordered him to stay in bed while Secretary Stephen Early said restraints would be removed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Ross T. McIntire
Stephen Early
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U. S
Trinity A. M. E. Church Chorus
St. James A.M.E
Elw
Fortune
Hind
Lawrence School News
Cordley
Jimmy Mason
Dick Stutz
Stanley ‘Cain
Pillsbury
P.T.A
Dramatics Club
Martha Beth Dawes
Jack Barnett
Charlotte Elliott
Conner
American Federation of Hungry Men
Mr. Conner
Francis Chubb
Nancy McAlearney
Liberty Memorial High School
Maurice Cannady
Donnell Wright
Lyle Tefft
Lawrence Junior High School
Miss Wismer
University Broadcasting Station
Elmer E. Wright
St Way Howe
Santa FE Bus
Santa Fe Trailways
Santa Fe
Salina
Manhattan
Horton
Junction
Joplin
Wichita Denver
National Trailways Bus System
ATT Union Eye ‘Depot
Mass
Fathereson
Rotary Club
Overbrook High School
Phog” Allen
Kansas University
Emma Lou
Charlene
Carl Coffman
Ernest Albright
Martha Louise
Carl Coffman, Jr
Ed Wadsworth
Tacoma
Wash
Howell Richards
William Pugh
George Turner
Leslie Long
L. M. Long
Howard Long
Maurice Fagar
Don Hough
Uating
Pruitt
Elmer Ray
Loren Warmer
Marco Morrow
Nettie Fairchield
Dorothy Hurt
Enterprise School
George Burns
Carbondale
Abed
Ann Page
A&p
Pace
A&p Food
Percale
Green Street
Green
SALE
Cannon Towels
NEW Personal Radio
Costa
Trail Blazers
Montgomery
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