Forecasted federal deficit reaches 5.4 billion in next year
Washington officials tentatively forecast a 5.4 billion dollar federal deficit for the fiscal year starting July 1 as federal relief and public works programs loom large. The estimate compares to the current year's shortage and signals potential shifts in revenues and expenditures amid WPA and RFC funding debates.
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Washington
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
RFC
Treasury
Senate Appropriations
Senate
Bridges
R-N.h
Byrd
D-Va
Morlok Quadruplets Turn Eight Amid Measles In Lansing
The Morlok quadruplets Edna A and her sisters celebrate their eighth birthday at home in Lansing Michigan on May 19 as all four girls are down with measles. The family marks the day quietly due to illness.
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Wilma B
Sarah C
Helen D
Carl Morlok
Borlok
Lansing, Mich
Edna A
Roosevelt seeks 80 million to store 1938 wheat crop
Washington reports the agriculture department plans to loan farmers on 200 million bushels of the 1938 wheat crop and asks Congress for 80 million to finance grain storage in government licensed elevators. A July 1 1988 estimate notes 950 million bushels grown and 750 million consumed or exported.
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Agriculture Department
Roosevelt
Congress
Speaker Bankhead
Bell
Secretary of Agriculture
Farm Bureau Women Plan Style Show Tea Saturday
OAK RIDGE The Farm Bureau group will attend a style show and tea at Evans Hearth Saturday afternoon May 21 for all Farm Bureau women with guests from the Farm Bureau Women's Advisory Council. Miss Freda Hesse of Reno helps at the Miller Barbecue. Nearby traffic incidents on highway No 40 caused no serious injuries but disrupted travel near Six Corners and near Ray's.
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Farm Bureau
Evans Hearth
Farm Bureau Womans’ Advisory Council
Freda Hesse
Reno
Six Corners
Ray’s
Thomas van Nice
Midland
Jimmie Love
Love
Vernon Weeks
Tod Brown
G.A.R
Topeka
Brown
Vernon‘Stroebel
Eudora
Charles Riley
Marie
Ralph Kampschroeder
Overland Park
Dale Thomas
J. R. Hundley
Wilder Sunny
J. W. Strong
Wayne
Frank Walters
Poultry Meetings Discuss Pullets and Mash Program
Members attended two Monday poultry meetings with M A Seat on extension poultryman outlining pullet development, the all purpose mash, a stock growing program and related topics at the W F Elkin and Vannie Miller farms. Funeral services for Mrs James Corel were held at the First M E church. Lena Murphy and Mrs Lena Murphy were guests at the Cletus Lehmann home in Reno. Mr and Mrs Rodger Carruthus Lave moved to the Charles Houk farm.
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M. A. Seaton
Extension Poultryman
W. F. Elkin
Vanney Miller Farm
M. E. Church
James Corel
Lena
Lena Murphy
Cletus Lehmann
Reno
Rodger Carruthus Lave
Charles Houk
Clinton Belvoir Missionary Society Meets for May Event
The Missionary society will meet in the church basement Thursday afternoon May 19 with Mrs O A Bradley and Mrs Jess O Connor as hosts and Mrs Kennison as lesson leader. This also marks the quarterly meeting. Memorial services are planned at Clinton cemetery May 30 at 2 30 with caution on cemetery moves next week.
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O. A. Bradley
Jess O'Connor
Kennison
Rose Baldwin
K. U
Clinton 4-H
Betty Martin
Lawrence
Harry Unger
Merritt Woodward
Ais
Mollie Halderman
Ray Harrell
Dave Harrell
Walter Harrell
Richard
Wayne
Charles Belles
Russell Harrell
Clinton Cemetery
Ward
Christ
Roy Harrell
Leslie Demeritt
Lena Murphy
Royal Neighbors
Baldwin
Watson
Oregon
Effie Kampschroeder
Thelma Fern
William Smith
Fred Demeritt
Birthday baskets mark Mrs. Damm's celebration in Yarnold
Mrs. Ernest Damm was surprised on Sunday May 15 for her birthday. Guests included Frank and Ruth Selch Henry Damm and Mae Jean and many other relatives. A large birthday gathering with filled baskets followed at Yarnold.
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Ernest Damm
Frank Selch
Ruth
William
And
Henry Damm
Mae Jean
Charles Zeeb
Mike Zeeb
Sophie
John Damm
Oliver Headley
Louise Mae
Oliver Dean
Jake Brubaker
Harley Dean
Ellen Johnson
O. A. Bidinger
Fred Kampschroeder
George Houk
Charles Houk
Baldwin
O. R. Platz
Albert Deister
Altho
Harry Buchheim
Delma Nichols
Bernita
Ernest
Topeka
Ruth Marie
William Robert Selch
Mae Jean Damm
Greenwood Valley
Funeral for Frank Schoenhofer Held at Holy Family
A large crowd from the community attended the funeral of Frank Schoenhofer at Holy Family church in Eudora Saturday morning. Relatives from distant locations included Mr and Mrs Kendig Mr and Mrs Johnson Mr and Mrs Titus Mr and Mrs John Eder Herman and Angelia Vincent Schoenhofer and Mrs
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Frank Schoenhofer
Holy Family
Eudora
Kendig
Johnson
Titus
John Eder
Herman and
Angelia
Vincent Schoenhofer
Local families gather for visits across Kansas and Oklahoma
A list of residents and relatives from Kansas City Olathe St. Paul and Tulsa hosted and visited kin in the region. Carriers include Trease Dyer Verna Jean Kate Moll Moll Frank Witt and Hannah Pfleger with several others attending meetings church events and a Paola drum corps gathering.
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Verna Jean
Kansas City
Kate Moll
Blanche
Olathe
John Madl
Carl
John Schoenhofer
Ed Bradshaw
Johnnie Madl
St. Paul
Kan
Daisy Stroud
Tulsa
Okla
Ed Staib
Hutchinson
Staib
Frank Schoenhofer
Hanna Pfleger
Frank Witt
Joe Madl
Weifsville
Charles Reggan
Wesley
Norma Jean Stienbring
Arlene Vitt
William Reetz
Eudora High School
Fred Reetz
Gretta
Faubion
Tonganoxie
George Glenn
Arlington
Colo
Mraduke French
Kanwaka Farm Bureau Women Meet on Hobby Topic
The Kanwaka unit of Farm Bureau women met Tuesday afternoon May 10 with Mrs. C. E. Stanwix. Roll call topic was My Pet Hobby. Members prepared lunch for market day at North Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shaw traveled to Platte City Missouri Saturday for an aunt’s funeral.
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Kanwaka
Farm Bureau
C. E. Stanwix
North
Lawrence Wednesay
Edward Shaw
Platte City
Shaw
Community notices and gatherings in Kanwaka district
Social events include dinners hosted by the Toppings and Bigsby families in Lawrence and local Kanwaka meetings. May club activities feature a Kanwaka discussion club program at the schoolhouse with music by Miss Haverstock and Miss Elliott and a KU professor's reading from Sad and Stubble. A Kanwaka 4-H gathering, visits to Ozarks by Petefish and Ulrich families, and plans for installing electric lights in the schoolhouse are noted.
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Charles Topping
Topping
J. R. Topping
Jimmie
Guy Bigsby
George Bigsby
Lawrence
Ambrose Bigsby
Robert
Harold
Kanwaka
Winifred Haverstock
Mary ‘Lou Eliott
Miss Elliott
Narcissus
Nevin
Esther Hird
Dora Nelson
Miss Nelson
Evelyn Markley
Miss Hird
John Ise
Faculty of
K.U
Kanwaka 4-H Club
Clare J
Waneta Colman
L. H. Petefish
Ed Ulrich
A. E. Ulrich
Robert Ulrich
Ozarks
O. A. Ramseyer
Kansas City
Petefish
Los Angeles
Cal
Pleasant Grove
William A. Wymer
Carolyn
Wymer
George Dews
Cincinnati
Charles Dews
Lawrence Business College Summer School Opens With Low Rates
The Lawrence Business College offers a summer program for high school students starting June 6 for 12 weeks. Credits may be applied to the high school course with principals’ arrangements. Tuition is 12 weeks for $26 and six weeks for $10 advance.
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Lawrence Business College
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