Employment peaks in non farm lines exceed 1929 levels
Washington reports non agricultural employment at over 37.5 million, surpassing the 1929 peak. Estimates note WPA and youth workers excluded. by mid May total employed around 37.65 million with two to three million new jobs expected this year and ongoing civilian labor shifts including more women entering wages work.
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Washington
United States
Army
Navy
Civilian Conservation Corps
WPA
Roosevelt
Congress
Futhermore
America
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Vinland Community News Highlights Local Visits
Community members from Vinland and nearby towns gather for visits and events. Local families host, travel between Gardner and Hillsboro, and attend picnics, meetings, and a high school alumni party at the Vinland school.
Strawberry Tce Box Cake Among Desserts
Delicate cool nutritious desserts suit warm May days with icebox cakes and coffee brittle ice cream. The menu features Fresh Strawberry Icebox Cake with gelatine, berries, ladyfingers, whipped cream, and fresh strawberries, plus a coffee brittle ice cream and seasonal baked items.
Vinland and Vicinity Mrs William Shoemaker Returns Home
Mrs William Shoemaker returned to her Salina home Friday evening after visiting with her parents Mr and Mrs Shoemaker in Vinland and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoskinson
Roy
Elmer Smith
Alberta Reusch
Pittsburg
Jake Reusch
Fred Will, Jr
Wichita
Fred Will
Melvin Edmonds
Glenn Tuttle
Bernice
Kansas City
Edna Beldon
William Shoemaker
Salina
Marian
Billy
Kathleen
Manhattan
Grace Hays
Cyril Roche
Charles Vaughn
Baldwin
Ada Hays
Ada
Fred Bell
Stine
Williamsburg
Lester Kalb
Billy Sheppard
Community Notes From Black Jack Area Doings
Local social column documents visits and gatherings across Black Jack and nearby communities. Mentions include Geraldine ONeil and Betty Kramer from Kansas, the Neil children’s Sunday gathering, the Keene/Wood family events, and a serenade for newlyweds Wilma Rhodes and Edwin Higbie.
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Donald O'Neil
Memphis
Tenn
Geraldine O'Neil
Betty Kramer
Kansas City
Atchison
A. F. Neil
Old Home
Irene
John
Oliver
Naomi
Harry
Kansas State Medical School
Minnie Brecheisen
Mildred Yakley
Wilma Rhodes
Edwin Higbie
Pleasant Valley
Warnock
Black Jack
Prospect
Vespertine
Cora Trusheim
Zora
Frances Rhoades
Richard Kramer
Lawrence Brophy
John Joy
Walter Parsons
Joy
Parsons
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Bates
Morgan
Beatty
Miss Morgan
Willard Shoemaker
A. Franz
Fred Gottstein
Clarence Hubbard
Gardner
Hubbard
Flagg Farm
Herman Janzen
Bobbie
Hillsboro
Pete Block
Katherine Emma
Moundridge
Vinland
Fair Grounds
Ralph Jameson
Ottawa
Walter Babbit
Melvern
Ross Stone
Willis Hoskinson
Vadam Watson
Turon
Kan
Lawrence
Frank Hagerman
Baldwin Lake
Wesley Crady
Harold
Betty
Lecompton
Oliver Karnes
Eskridge
Clarence Hagerman
E. E. Hagerman
Faye
Bell Reusch
Dale Crady
Ted
Leo Hagerman
Flavia Stone
Helen Hubbard
Margaret Heinrich
Paul Laughlin
William Knox
Ordor
General ‘Electric
Vinland and Vicinity
Oscar
Henry Bell
Lyndon
Missouri
Clifford Rice
Jerry
Vint Trusheim
Fancy Rocks Fries
Elliott’s Produce
Vermont
Ayn
Welcommrfe
Texas
California
Colorado
Ibs
Spe
Ivory
Pillsbury
Oxydol
NT Niita F Pacific Tea Company
National Research Council
AGP
Valencia
Imperial Valle Cantaloupes
New Peas
Tae
A&P’s
Ann Page Foods
White House
AGP Bakers
Jane Parker
Jersey
Jona Kansas
U. S
Ringfield
Shank
U.S
A&p Quality Center
Ya Ib
Lic
Sauer Krelona
Jona
Northwest
Prones
White Sail
Sunnyfield
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