Morgenthau Speech Hails Dollar Stability and Possible Global Action
Secretary Morgenthau said the dollar is sound and the United States is not unwilling to stabilize under certain conditions, framing a cautious New Deal reply to critics. He argued the world should not expect unilateral action, and that any stabilization would come with mutual restraint among major nations. The speech praised Roosevelt policy for averting disaster and suggested no immediate commitment to fix the dollar’s gold content.
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Britain Says Nothing On Currency Stabilization Policy
London officials reaffirmed a do nothing and say nothing stance on international currency stabilization. They viewed Secretary Morgenthau's Washington speech as US propaganda for domestic consumption and not a call for Britain to lead. Financial quarters warned that Europe still depends on England for moves to restore trade and clarity in exchange markets.
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Morgenthau speech eases monetary fears abroad
Banking and financial leaders in Europe noted Morgen thau's remarks with interest but the impact on exchange was negligible. The U S treasury secretary called an economic olive branch signaling the end of monetary experiments since the London conference. Italy halted silver exports, Austria pulled most silver coins, and Chinese financiers worried as no relief on dollar policy.
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Eudora Rural High School Set to Graduate 26 Students
The Eudora Rural high school will graduate 26 students, 17 boys and 9 girls, on Thursday evening May 16 in the high school auditorium. The program includes processional Marche Neidie Bach Community Band Rev Loren C Rapier Bracke invocation The Mountain Pine Boys Glee Club overture Holmes Rai address by W S Heusner superintendent of Salina Kansas shepherd Play a Little Air Love's Old Sweet Song Girls Chorus conferring of diplomas and Star Spangled Banner Benediction.
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Miss England Loses Suit Against Lord Revelstoke
Miss Angela Joyce also known as Ivy Dawkins, Miss England of 1930, lost her breach of promise suit against Lord Revelstoke in the Old Bailey. A three-woman jury took half an hour to reach a verdict for the defendant. Costs were assessed against Miss Joyce. Revelstoke denied proposing or writing letters after a Cambridge period, while her attorney challenged his testimony as a lie. Justice Swift instructed that marriage promises require clear contract.
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Canada to issue 13 stamp set for Jubilee era
Canada plans a complete new 13 stamp series for postal divisions commemorating King George's Jubilee. Designs include a mounted police group from Charlottetown 1864, Niagara Falls from the Canadian side, Parliament Buildings Victoria B C, Champlain's monument, a 6 cent airmail with flight allegory, and a 20 cent special delivery express stamp reflecting speed.
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Stamp changes to coincide with postage stamp contracts
A new issue will debut June 1 replacing 1932 and higher 1930 values from 1 cent to $1. Designs feature a new portrait of King George in uniform on lower values and several scenes on stamps from 10 cents to $1. Manchukuo issues honor Emperor Kang Teh with four stamps showing Mt Fuji and phoenix motifs in a diplomatic exchange with Japan.
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Flowers of Japan and Manchukuo on stamps noted
The article mentions chrysanthemums and orchids associated with Japan and Manchukuo. It also notes Manchukuo has added a 5 ten blue stamp showing a pagoda at Liaoyang in its latest printings of regular postage.
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Mackey Community Club Plans Summer Picnic
The Mackey community club met last Friday with a good crowd. Miss Marguerite Nunemaker led the program committee. A picnic date and place were planned by Tom North Lorene Fairbairn and Geneva Raber. A varied program was presented. Mrs Frank Bereiter and Emanuel Bereiter visited Leavenworth on business.
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Will Chariton
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First Presbyterian Church
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Ross Stanwix
Buck Creek
Bonner Springs
George Stanwix
Nannie Charlton
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Sunday Guests Visit Hemphill and Metcalf Families
Fragments show a series of Sunday visits with Miss Frances Metcalf and Jim Metcalf guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hemphill, and another Metcalf sibling visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Heley and family at Knowledge Hill.
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Family gathers for Mothers Day and guests visit
Mrs. C. S. Fairbairn enjoyed Mothers Day with most of her family present. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Stanwix were guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Schaake and family in Kaw Valley.
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May Day Weather Sparks Blossoms On Mother's Day
Daybreak showers drifted through Sunday May 12 bringing scattered rain and sunshine that formed a gentle, ideal weather pattern. Warm sun lit gardens as vegetation thrived, marking a pleasant Mother's Day.
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