World Wheat Prospects Decline For 1931 32 Season
World wheat acreage outside Russia and China is in prospect for 1931-32, down about 2 percent to 181 865 000 acres from last year. US and Canada spring wheat areas show less favorable conditions due to cool weather and rain shortages, while Europe faces poorer crop prospects and delayed sowings. Prices have strengthened in April and May due to lower stocks and looser import restrictions.
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Washington
Russia
China
Department of Agriculture
United States
Canada
Pirate
Europe
May Day Program Closes Lincoln School Event
Lincoln school closed Thursday night with a May Day program witnessed by a large audience. Songs recitations and dances featured the program with bannersgarten band chorus May Is Here, and participants including Eugene Moore Hugh Joha rmen Thaddeus Burris Walter je Thomas Mitchell Clarence Payne Foster Newman Rose Payne Lavera Webster Marcella McCloud Lola cwman Dan Walker Leon Kidd Billie Nelson Alirn Patterson William Payne Earl Nelson Muriel Johnson Arlie Strada Eva Shepard Emily Lou Carson and more. Directed and composed by Miss Le onetta Washington with assistance from Miss Dorothy Belt. Orthophonie Victrola provided courtesy of Hell's Music C
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Lincoln School
Bannersgarten
May
School
Eugene Moore
Hugh Joharmen
Thaddeus Burris
Walter Je
Thomas Mitchell
Ot Clarence Payne
Foster Newman
Ildsidge McKlissack
Ture
Joyes Scott
Rose Ne
Ethel Perry
Emily
Amond Wright
Samuel Mumford
Delbert Williams
Robert Scott
Wilbert Whiteside
Edward Brown
Edward Henderson
Charles Moore
Final Senior Recital by Audrey Banker and Helen Carlos
Audrey Banker and Helen Carlos, piano pupils of Prof. Carl A Preyer, present a Monday evening recital in the Administration auditorium. The program includes works by Bach, Albéniz, Liszt, and Verdi with orchestral parts on second piano by Preyer, featuring Miss Banker and Miss Carlos in three groups each.
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Audrey Banker
Helen Carlos
Selock
Bunker Winter Albeniz
Hendriks Scherzo
Ayant
Jas Squerade
Ae Rae MO
Liszt
Minor Hiller
Mises Bunker
Professor Preyer
Kari O Kueravetnee
Achran
Kari Kuerateiner
Evelyn_ Swarthout
BO Busoni
Evelyn. Byarthent
Brahme
Conklin
Karl Kuststeiner
Evelyn Swarthout
Freedom of Worship Decreed in Spain
Madrid May 23 AP a government decree guarantees equal freedom of worship to all creeds and ends forced declarations or attendance to state functions. A commission drafts a document to terminate the Vatican concordat and pursue total church state separation. Riots against Catholic property followed, spurring debate on Spain aligning with other nations on toleration. Official plan hinges on Rome treaty dissolution and assembly approval.
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Madrid
Commission On
Vatican
League of Nations
Ireland
Poland
Bavaria
Alcala Zamora
Frederico Tedeachini- White
Funeral for Mrs John Johnson Held at Clearfield
Funeral services for Mrs. John Johnson aged 37 who died Friday at her home four miles northeast of Baldwin will be held Monday at 2 o clock from the Clearfield church. The Rev Rodawalt will officiate and burial will be in Clearfield cemetery. She is survived by her husband, her parents Mr and Mrs Pete Kelding of Lindsborg, two brothers George of Indsborg and Emanuel of McPherson, three sisters Mrs Anna Housman Sparks Nev Mrs Minnie Stead Deer Lodge Mont Mrs Bertha Nelson Faylen Kan, one daughter Mrs May Guenther and 3 grandsons Robert Guenther jr.
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John Johnson
Baldwin
Clearfield
Rodawalt
Clearfield Cemetery
Pete Kelding
Lindsborg
George
Indsborg
Emanuel
McPherson
Anna Housman
Sparks
Nev
Minnie Stead
Deer Lodge
Mont
Bertha Nelson
Faylen
Kan
May Guenther
Robert Guenther, Jr
Joe Maher
Baby
Argentine
F. M. Beamon
Fred Hackler
Erle Hunter
Karl Overbaugh
Kana City
Cecil Estill
Margret Lee
Ystill
Eula Turner
Will Turner
Estill
Eudora
Ruth Kluss
Mitchell
L. L. Corliss
Dorothy Dowding
Oma
Margret Craddy
Corliss
Christian Church
DeSoto
Olathe
Adams
Kansas City
Pete Randall
DeSoto High School
W.A. Elliot
Ottawa
Paul Porter
Edna Porter
Oma L. Dent
Roy Randall
Harold Heary
Katheryn Fanning
Albert Fanning
Dorothy Watson
Ines Osborn
Euene Brune
Wesley Reynolds
Tracy Plummer
George Kluss
Cedar Junction
George Kluse
Jennie Bradshaw
Bulah - Woolte Iti
Uff
Leland Coz
Hiawatha
Mob disperses after threatening missouri jail riot
Richmond Missouri May 23 AP urged by Mrs May Winsinger a mob of about 100 men dispersed at the Ray county jail without violence after threatening to punish a 24 year old man confined on an assault charge. Sheriff Willard said the assembly began about 9 am yesterday and broke up by 1 am today. he noted no clear leader and anticipated no further trouble.
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Richmond
May Winsinger
Ray County
R. C. Willard
Hoover Rejects Call for Special Session in Economy Stand
President Hoover, at a press conference, opposes a special congressional session to address unemployment and the economy. The move is seen as closing the door on a session before the December regular date, despite calls from Senator La Follette and other independents. The People's Lobby criticizes independents for political maneuvering over human misery.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
Senate
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
People’s Lobby
la Follette
LaFollette
League Meet Adjourns In Geneva After German Victory
The League of Nations council adjourned in Geneva on May 23 after Germany scored a tactical win over the Polish minority question. Poland protested as the report approving Polish reparations for anti German disorders was not adopted, and the council agreed to revisit the issue in September. Key decisions included referring the Austro German customs union to the world court, an advisory opinion on its legality, and naming Arthur Henderson as chairman of the next general disarmament conference set for February 2.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Council of the
League of Nations
Germany
Poland
Arthur Henderson
League
World Court
Beetham ruled out as Buckeyes face Western chase
Ohio State plans to defend the Western Conference track title but Rupert Beetham Jr. is barred from the meet by the Big Ten athletics committee. The middle distance standout would have contested the half mile and mile events, where he has been a top performer this season. His absence costs the Buckeyes key points in those races. In a separate item, Night Club Queen Kate Meyrick of London is jailed for seven months for illegal liquor sales and gaming at her 46 Club.
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Dyche
Evanston
Ill
Ohio State
Rupert Beetham
Big Ten
Beetham
South Dakota
Wesleyan
Buckeyes
London
England
Kate Meyrick
Services for General Robert H. Dunlap Held in Paris
In Paris on May 23 AP reports military services for Brigadier General Robert H. Dunlap of the U S Marine Corps who died near Tours during a rescue attempt for a peasant woman engulfed by a landslide. General John J. Pershing was among the chief mourners and called him a hero.
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Pershing
Robert H. Dunlap
Paris
United States Marine Corps
Tours
John J. Pershing
Legion Auxiliary Poppy Sale In Lawrence Draws Crowd
American Legion Auxiliary members and volunteers sold red paper poppies on Massachusetts Street in Lawrence. Children assisted as funds benefit disabled soldiers in hospitals and dependents. final tallies to be announced next week. Poppies support war veterans now, with Red Cross shifting effort post July due to prior drought relief funds.
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Lawrence
American Legion Auxiliary
Flanders Fields
Massachusetts
Galen Ware
Aucxiliary
RR. Rutherford
Ed Brass
Auxiliary
Red Cross
Massachusetts Street
Harry Gregg
Marrying in Topeka as Little and Copley unite in church
The wedding of Donald C. Little of Topeka to Miss Elizabeth Copley was celebrated in a church with Bishop James Wise officiating. After a Canada trip the couple will reside in Copper Court Topeka where Little serves as United States district attorney. Copley is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Copley of Wichita and a graduate of Monticello Seminary and the University of Kansas. Little, son of the late Congressman E. C. Little, studied at KU and George Washington University and is a Phi Psi. he has attended Washburn and Harvard.
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Donald C. Little
Toppaien
Elizabeth Copley
Hota City
James Wise
Canada
Copper Court
Topeke
United States
B. F. Copley
Wichita
Monticello Seminary
Th University of Kansas
Little
E. C. Little
Topeka
University of Kansas
Phi Kappa Psi
George Washington University
Garden party and campus gatherings close school year
Wesley Foundation cabinet wrapped the year with a breakfast at Browns Eve and a garden party by Delta Tau Delta with Japanese lanterns and flowers. Alumnae of Kappa Phi plan a seniors breakfast at Brown's Grove, while Methodist Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs. Stout's with a musicale and singing. About thirty-five guests attend. next meeting is a June 17 picnic at Browns Grove.
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Wesley Foundation
Brown
Andon
Robert Hunt
Edwin . Price
Delta Tau Delta
Kappa Phi
Brown's Grove
Methodist Church
Grieg
Walter Keeler
Ben Bonebrake
Guy Omér
C. C.lesuer
Charles Arnold
Many Middies to Wed at Annapolis After Graduation
Fifty or more naval academy midshipmen plan to marry soon after their June graduation. About twenty have signaled intent to wed in academy or Annapolis churches. Six ceremonies are set in the chapel at half hour intervals after the June 4 exercises, with six more weddings planned for the next day.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Academy
Garfield death in Mentor Ohio shocks region
John N. Garfield aged 39, grandson of President Garfield, died at his Mentor home from a bullet wound found by Sheriff James Maloney. Authorities deem the death mysterious though unclear if self-inflicted or accidental. Garfield was the son of James R. Garfield, former secretary of the interior.
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Cleveland
John N. Garfield
James A. Garfield
Mentor
Ohio
James Maloney
Lake Lounty
Signs Dynamited In Kansas City Amid Threats
Two electric signs installed by a Davenport Iowa firm were blown up in Kansas City within ten minutes. Pat Stack, district manager, said he had been threatened by a rival sign salesman, a sheet metal worker, and anonymous letters. Police consider possible union racketeering links and Stack noted the signs were made by a union worker.
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Kansas City
Davenport
Iowa
Pat Stack
Stack
wabDor
Floral Show Display Prep At 810 Massachusetts Street
Potted ferns and urns of growing plants are arranged in the display windows at 810 Massachusetts Street for the upcoming floral show to be held Sunday. Exhibition opens at 2 PM with entries due by Saturday evening or Sunday morning. University officials and Creighton athletic directors confer on Valley conference leadership roles.
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Massachusetts Street
Personal notes on Mackree family and relatives
Mr and Mrs J B Mackree returned home earlier this week after a trip through the central part of the state They visited Salina Ray mond to see son Wendell and Wichita to visit daughter Mrs James G Norton Misses Kate and Anna Jewett are spending the weekend with their father at De Soto Mrs Charles Wilson of Caney left for Kansas City after a short visit with Mrs J B Mack
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J. B. Mackree
Salina
Raymond
Wendell
Wichita
James G. Norton
Kate
Anna Jewett
de Soto
Charles Wilson
Caney
Kansas City
J. B. Mack
Guilty Plea in Mail Opening Case in Lincoln
Lincoln Nebraska May 23 Stanley Swanson 28 a former postal clerk pleaded guilty to opening a letter from Vice President Curtis to Senator George W Norris The Federal Judge T C Munger fined him 150 dollars and warned him about his future conduct Swanson said curiosity prompted the act
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Lincoln, Neb
Stanley Swanson
Curtis
George W. Norris
Swanson
T. C. Munger
Fall Leaf News Notes and Local Visits
Sunday visits linked families across the area with John Vitt and parents at home, Leonard Mayhugh and kin gathering with the Hedrick Mayhugh group, and Mary Mathews returning from Topeka to spend time with kin before heading back to Kansas. Bertha Gaton also returned home Saturday while B M Guffey and Herbert Glenn joined a spring concert at Eudora. Herbert Glenn then started work with a construction company Tuesday.
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John’ Vitt
Frank Vitt
Leonard Mayhugh
Oscar Mayhugh
Hedrick Mayhugh
Mary Mathews
Topeka
Eudora
Herbert Glenn
Dorothy Mayhugh
Mildred Daniels
Law
Lonefellow
Marion Beck
A. Steinbring
Norms Jean Steinbring
Local notes from Perry and area events and visits
Sunday gatherings and visits pattern the Perry region with relatives seen at the Steel and Turner home and at the Roy Deskin and John Stull households. Lightning damaged Add Scheer farm barn. Roy Bowen shaken but unharmed. Church events and community updates include Children’s Day at Evangelical Church and various family visits from Elmont, Arkansas, and California.
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Frank Raab
Donald
Elmont
O. Asch
Geo.Houk
Roy Deskin
Goldie Raab
Platz
Eudora
W. M. Si
Charlie Houk
Charlie
Jon’ Stull
Goldin “Raab
Bernita
Bidinger
Minnie Menahen
Arkansas
Otto Busch
Annie Wiles
Perry
Add Scheer
Roy Bowen
Lillie Deister
Albert Deister
Ts. Bowen
Evangelical Church
Platt
Bibby
Baldwin
Walter Kennedy
Mary Stull
Ray
Orange
Cal
John Stull
Henry Stull
Henry Deister
Delbert
Dave Murphy
Topeka
Wm. Murphy
Donald Raab
Russell
Elmiont
Clinton Belvoir Neighborhood News Highlights
Marriage news shares Naomi Anderson and Emmet Smith Jr wedding at Altoona Kansas on May 17 with honors at home supper. Clinton 4-H elects officers Ethel Howser president Lois Harrell vice president Rose Baldwin secretary treasurer. baking team to Manhattan round-up. Community club meets at school with fifteen members present. Various visits to Topeka Lecompton Lawrence and Manhattan noted along with Mother's Day service and missionary circle reports.
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Blanch Harrell
Leslie Demerritt
Hall
Kansas City
Naomi Anderson
J. T. Anderson
Emmet Smith
Jrr
Lawrence
Nickel
Nemic
Alma Howser
Jacqueline Steele
Ethel Howser
Manhattan
Lois Harrell
Vanita Nemic
Virginia
Marjorie Hadi
Raye Anderson
Louise
Rose Baldwin
Nadine Johnson
Augusta Hadi
Charles Nemic
Clinton 4-H
Robert Kampschroeder
Irene Nemic
Roslall
Ebon Anderson
Lecompton
Bessie Murphy
Arthur Losh
Topeka
Fred Baldwin
Esther Murphy
Lawrence Anent
M. J. Murphy
Merritt Woodward Thelma
Betty
Columbia
Chester Baldwin
Roy Dye
Edith
Harry Hood
Jimmy
Fletcher
Edwin Elam
Edith Ann
Harley Dean
Jake Brubaker
Lois May
Oliver Dean Hardley
Sil
Hood
Rei
Effie Kampechroeder
Walter
Laverne
Thelma Fern
Ernest Nelson
Presbyterian Church Sunda
Fifry
Eileen Johnson
Ann Margaret Smith
J. E. Daniels
Frank Mason
Ousma
C. A. Baldwin
Fred Tornaden
Linwood
Clinton
Carl Woodward
Losh
Africa
Anderson
Clay Center
Mies Rosier
Miss Rosier
Claxton
Corliss area social notes and community events
Corliss and nearby town residents gather for family visits and celebrations. The column lists guests from Kansas City and Butler, funerals in Merriam and DeSoto, a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Estill, and local civic events including commencements at DeSoto with 19 graduates from the Corliss area. It notes farm activity, school closings, and visits from relatives and neighbors.
Desoto Woman's Family Tied to Kansas City Visit
A fragment notes a Desoto resident and her son with his mother Mrs Orval Cox of Kansas City visiting, mentioning Mena Kurts. The readable lines hint at a family trip or return home but lack full context or dates.
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Panied
Mra
Orval Cox
Kansas City
Mena Kurts
Doris A Desoto
Fragmented I saw a listing of orchestras and radio programs
The page lists multiple acts and orchestras such as The Kremlin Art Quintet Alice Moncrieff and Karl, Phil Soitalny's Sewater Beach Orchestra, Charlie Agnew's Morrison Hotel Orchestra, a Trinity Lutheran service, Rochester Concert Orchestra, and various radio program lineups. It includes schedule fragments for May 23 to May 25, plus weather forecasts, farm and home hours, and a range of musical performances and featured artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Alice Moncrieff
Clen
Karlister Man
Arbor
Lights
Domina
Chevrolet Chronicles
Clara
Amos
Andy
Los Conquistadores
Phil Soitalny
Sewater Beach
Charlie ‘Agnew
Morrison Hotel
Kee Guyon
Paradise
Clas
Trinity Lutheran Service
Rochester Concert Orchestra
Troika Bells
Christian Science Service
Deems Taylor Musical Series
Daniel A. Poling Williams
Henry Theis
K. C
National Farm and Home Hour
Lawrence Lasmess
John Laughlin
Charles Scheuerman
Brown Palace Hotel
Denver
Winthrop
McGrew
Fite “ Moten
Morman Tabernacle Choir
Expresa i Maying
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Lincoln
Carlos
Bitterfeld
Svere
Fruard
Journal-World
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone River
Journal-World Pacific Northwest
Spain
Missouri
New Orleans
Fitcity
Hibernia Banks and Trust Company
New York
Eastern and Western Railroad
Oread Training
Pambroke
K.U
Ohio Star
Star
Legion Auxiliary ‘and Aids
Hotel Wood
W.K. McClain
C. T. Davis
Sam Moyer
W. K. McClain
C.T. Davia
Ernest Bigsby
F.M. Springer
W. H. Paseowark
H. D. Johnson
O. V. Nanninga
Connecticut Street
Saughler
Memorial Hospital
Sutton Place
Social
Wilda Lee
Isdey
Consumers
Garfield
D . Arthur .A. University
Elec Schabinger
Creighton Athletic
Ted
Missouri Valley
C. E. McEvoy
The
Arts Co & .M
A. ¢ . McEllege
Nebraska
Norris
Tored
Eekdane
Kans
Bart
Earl
David Mathie
the Steel and Turner
Charles Vitt
Ottovit
A. Emmett
Culk Lenape
Louis Kirkman
William Richard ¢ Sunda
BLN M. Futter
Yarnold
Clinton Belvoir
S . ES Manente
Mona Motor Orchestra
Mona Motor Girl
Rudy
Vallea
Him
Enna
Callice
Elinor Smith
Aveatrix
Westinghouse
Floyd Gibbons
Kellogg Slumber
Charles Francie Coe
Hagner
Lon Argentinas
Funeral Home Ambulance
Clarion Radio
Shimmons
Bros. Plumbers and Electricians
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