Still Hopeful of Real Farm Relief
Washington, May 9 AP Kansas lawmakers push for quick adjournment but press for farm relief this session. They favor inflation measures like remonetization of silver and support the Frazier-Lemke bill to refinance farm loans. Some back the McLeod bill to pay insured bank depositors, others argue taxes to cover losses.
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Washington
Kansas
Great Plains
Department of Agriculture
McGill
Wichita
Kathryn O’loughlin McCarthy
Hays
Carpenter
Marion
Lambertson
McLeod
Guyer
Kansas City
House
Orient
Hope
Capper
United States
Move to liberalize Cuban divorce laws
Reports say government pressure aims to ease divorce rules in Cuba by allowing divorce after six or seven months of residence. Current grounds include adultery cruelty criminal conviction drunkenness gambling desertion nonsupport, with foreigners needing two years residence under existing statutes.
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Cuba
Eureka student awarded Susan Linn Lake philosophy scholarship
Keith W. Johnson of Eureka earns the Susan Linn Lake philosophy scholarship at Cornell University for next year announced by Olin Templin of the University of Kansas. Johnson, a liberal arts senior, is on the Dean's honor roll all years, active in Quill, German, and International Relations clubs, and was UMG vice president. He was among five KU nominees for Rhodes Scholarships and is a Summerfield scholar. He won first prize in the Hattie Elizabeth Lewis essay contest in applied Christianity last year.
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Keith W. Johnson
Eureka
Susan Linn Lake
Cornell University
Olin Templin
Endowment Association
Summerfield
University of Kansas
Johnson
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Quill Club
International Relations Club
University
K. U
Hattie Elizabeth Lewis
Social Roundup From Clearfield And Nearby Areas
Mrs. Sarah Hausman of Eudora visited Clearfield friends including the Deckwans and Brecheisens. Northwestern College singers performed at Clearfield church with hospitality at Deckwa and Breithaupt homes. Local families hosted, dined, and attended church events, with Rasberries and strawberries planted and Clearfield school hosting a basket dinner.
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Sarah Hausman
Eudora
Henry Deckwn
George Brecheisen
Clyde Deay
DeLuke
W. J. Deay
M. Gottstein
Vinland
Clearfield
Northwestern College
Lamar
Iowa
Beatrice Johnson
John Neis
Arden Johnson
A. Neis
Wellsville
Homer Clark
Hanna Meeder
W. J. Selzer
Wilford
Otto
Kansas City
Henry Breithaupt
St. Lukes Hospital
Will Reeves
Nancy Hugil
Blaer
Louise Harbour
Chester’. Clayton
Edgerton
Goldie Reeves
Henry
Wesley Deckwa
Gideon Breithaupt
Henry Sprecheisen
West Clearfield
Ben
Phillip
H. N. Brecheisen
Clifford Breithaupt
Easter Echman
Dan Sturm
Topeka
Emme
Minnie Lawrenz
Cuba moves to tighten divorce laws amid trade concerns
Havana reports Cuba plans amendments to divorce law to curb what officials call a growing divorce trade. The cabinet approved changes during a lengthy session, but leaders did not disclose details of the proposed amendments.
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Havana
Cuba
Grange Meeting Spreads News Amid Eudora Events
Community notes from Eudora and Baldwin recount a Grange business gathering at a schoolhouse with new member Hanna Meeder, a birthday surprise for Mrs Sarah Hausman, and a Woman's Missionary Society meeting. Several families attend, with programs announced for late May and June. In Baldwin, residents visit and travel as Baker quartette tours Independence, and Dr Reece Bowman Kester visits en route to Pittsburgh after Baker alumni ties.
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Sarah Hausman
Eudora
Clearfield Grange
Hanna Meeder
Clarence Hausman
Wesley Deckwa
Emma Deckwa
Edward
George Brecheisen
Ted Brecheisen
Martin Grossaman
Woman's Missionary Society
Meetifgc
Alberta Deckwa
Irene Brecheisen
Minnie, Sturm
M. Breithaunt
Larine Kretsinger
Topeka
Margaret Rhodes
H. E. Simpson
Neodesha
Baldwin
J. B. Cook
Rhodes
Cook
Harry
Fon du Lac
Wis
Ella Wise
Ottawa
Baker
Independence
Wade Carter
Wiliam Barkhurst
Arden Booth
Homer Limbird
Lucille Dack
Clyde Coffman
Richard
Overbrook
Baker School of Fine Arts
Reece Bowman Kester
Pasadena
Calif
Pittsburgh
Ernest Kester
Kester
First
Baldwin Methodist
Baldwin Buzzes With News Of Local People And Events
In Baldwin and nearby communities, church leaders in Pasadena link to a Kansas sponsor Roy Bush while Dr Kester visits for a luncheon. KU Dean Swarthout attends Hilger Trio concert at Baker Music Festival. Mrs Lenora Jaquish now lives in Columbus Ohio after visiting Beattie and Baldwin. William Games, Baker 1894 graduate, dies in Osawatomie with funeral in Lawrence. Community notes cover obituaries, church meetings, Royal Neighbors event in Baldwin, and May Womans Foreign Missionary Society program.
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Osawatomie
Rumsey Funeral Home
Lawrence
Games
John J. Games
Frank W. Games
Vena Games Apple
Minnie Games Knox
Kansas City
Edward Randel
Sylvia
Cyril Randel
Teresa
William Hines
Harold Case
Topeka
Baldwin
Rose Case
Overbrook
David
L. M. Powell
Florida
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Henry Bailey
Hammond
W. R. Gorrill
Baker Chapel
Edmund Pusch
Atchison
Cripple Children’s Commission
Douglas County
Royal Neighbors
Odd Fellows Hall
Ives Chapel
Ladies Aid
Herman Brown
H. V. D. Barricklow
Elizabeth Roy
Barriclow
Albert E. Kirk
Sterling
Kan
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Barricklow
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Velma Hey
Evening Star
Maxine Bell
Caroline Miller
Sidney Kingsley
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