Methodists Reject Landon Clause at Uniting Conference
The Methodist uniting conference in Kansas City rejected Alf M Landon's bid to re consider a conscientious objector clause and ship ment of munitions to Japan. Delegates move toward forming a single church of 8,000,000 members from three branches as final agenda advances.
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Kansas City
Methodist Uniting Conference
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Japan
Uniting Conference
Herman Will, Jr
Chicago
London
Richard Baker
New York
Constantine
Kansas
Indian School Institute to close in Wichita in 1915 tale
The American Indian Institute in Wichita will close permanently at year end after 23 boys from 14 Oklahoma tribes attended this past year. Founded in 1915 by Henry Roe Cloud, the school was operated by the Presbyterian board of national missions and directed by Robert M. Muir.
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Wichita
American Indian Institute
Henry Roe Cloud
Robert M. Muir
Board of National Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Oklahoma
Mapping Hitler's Broken Promises
A concise chronology contrasts Adolf Hitler's early promises with his later actions, tracing from 1933 to 1939. The piece cites Machiavelli on faith and power while listing Hitler’s steps dissolving the Reichstag, repudiating Versailles, rearming, occupying the Rhineland, annexing Austria, seizing Czechoslovakia, and challenging Poland and Britain.
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NESA
Adolf Hitler
Niccolo Machiavelli
der Fuehrer
Hitler
Machiavelli
Lorenzo the Magnificent
Lorenzo
Niccolo
Reichstag
Germany
Europe
Rhineland
Austria
Eighty Five Year Old Mrs Davis Walks Girder on Birthday
In Muncie Indiana on May 10 Mrs Corrilda Davis age 85 walked a girder over Buck Creek for her birthday. She began at 74 after watching a boy perform the feat and has repeated the act each birthday since. Gloria Vanderbilt Improves in New York Hospital
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Muncie
Ind
Corrilda Davis
Buck Creek
Gloria Vanderbilt
New York
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Doctors Hospital
Outstanding Songstress Puzzle Clue List
A crossword style puzzle with clues across and down including positions like Muse of poetry and Liliaceous tree. Entries cover diverse terms from music notes to anatomy and geography, with references to musical theatre and common phrases.
Sunflower 4 H Club Holds May Meeting at Riverside
The Sunflower 4 H Club will meet Friday May 12 at 8 o clock at Riverside schoolhouse. Program chairman is Sarah Ruth Bouton. The program includes Earl Mitchell rope halters Elsie Marie Mullin preparation of an invalids tray Marion Gentry biographies of composers first aid Jack Keller point of order to reconsider Bernice Wiggins recreation and Harlan Robertson.
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Sunflower 4-H Club
Riverside Schoolhouse
Sarah Ruth Bouton
Earl
How Farm Bill Will Render Aid
Washington May 10 The government outlines farm aid under the agriculture department appropriation bill. Cooperation requires acreage allotments and idle lands in soil-building crops. Payments include soil conservation and parity for cotton wheat corn rice and tobacco, with rates set next winter. Sugar has separate considerations.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Senate
Congress
Sugar producers to receive 48 million for regulatory-compliant cane
The bill allocates 48 million dollars for payments to cane and beet sugar producers who meet departmental regulations. The payments are calculated at a rate of 60 cents per hundred pounds.
Dr. F. C. Allen Returns From Bartlesville Oklahoma
Dr. F. C. Allen head of Kansas University physical education spoke to Bartlesville high school B club members and guests about plans for a new gymnasium. He met former KU athletes now working nearby. his daughter Jane accompanied him on the trip.
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F. C. Allen
Department of Physical Education
K. U
Bartlesville
Okla
Bartlesville High School
Allen
Dave Sutton
Emil Weinecke
Jane
Lawrence
Fisher Pleads Guilty in Train Ride Theft Case
Donald Fisher pleaded guilty in the justice court of Robert Oyler to stealing a ride on a Santa Fe passenger train. He was sentenced to 10 days in the county jail and to pay costs of 7.50 dollars.
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Donald Fisher
Justice Court
Robert Oyler
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