Friends in Council Picnic Supper Hosted by Mr and Mrs Justin SH
About 70 persons attended a picnic supper hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Justin SH. Mrs. Fritz Heider chaired the supper committee and was assisted by Mrs. Horton Marcin and Mrs. J. B. Anderson. The Noelle elute will hold the next meeting before summer vacation. The Woodman hall and church members were noted, with plans for a future event and a luncheon.
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Friends In Council
Geith
Justin SH
Fritz Heider
Horton Marcin
J. B. Anderson
Aubof Town
Mrn
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Helen Tendfork
Ated
Apa
Wheat price policy and world market effects described
Washington on May 24 reports attempts to stabilize wheat by price supports and export market division. Domestic price remains around 2.20 per unit while a global agreement aims to shield the country from price shocks. Government subsidy burdens exporters, with prospects of a short crop not reducing the need for price stabilizers.
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Washington
Vrede Samra
Agrenul- Tite
University Extension Center Schedules 19 Conferences
The University Extension Center announced a tentative calendar of 19 conferences to be held in June. Director E J Mae Farteead said the lineup covers education state and foreign affairs topics with plans for additional sessions and minor changes as needed.
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University Extension Center
J. Mae Farteead
Bureau of Conferenced and Inatetote
Cation
Suveraie
University Barfartes
Youth dies by own action at grave of girlfriend in Nashville
In Nashville Tennessee on May 24 a 23 year old youth sobbed beside the grave of his girlfriend who killed herself the day before and wounded himself in the abdomen with a pistol at Spring Hill Cemetery. Chiles Edward Burt of Charlotte Tennessee was found sprawled across the grave while John Fields district attorney general and Ruth Moon Keith an office worker described Burt attending the funeral. The incident followed the girlfriend's suicide the previous Saturday.
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Nashville
Tenn
Chiles Edward Burt
Charlotte
John Fielda
District Attorney General's Office
Misa
Ruth Moon Keith
Burt
S| Springhill Cemetery
Friends at odds as Congress delay stems from suit
Field reports two friends drift apart amid a delay in a major congressional decision tied to a Burlington Kansas suit. The case seeks to halt a county Farm Bureau from aligning with the state Farm Bureau, with a hearing scheduled for early next month. Also listed are two Civil Service openings at the Veterans Administration hospital in Topeka and Winter V.A. hospital positions with pay scales from 2 to 4 per hour for various duties, including a mentally challenged hospital attendant and a music technician.
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Congress
Burlington
Kaw
Aevka
Coffey Santy Farm
State Farm Bureau Organization
Board of
Civil Service
Topela
Winter
Sear Music Technicatr
Howe
Pesdaet
Truman Says He Won't Surrender U S to Russia
Washington May 24 President Truman publicly rejected the idea that the United States should bend to Soviet pressure. He warned delegates that freedom is worth defending even at the cost of life, and he did not endorse a suggested restraint on actions amid rising cold war tensions.
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Truman
U. S
Russia
Washington
United States
Farathy
White House
Henry
Troman
Farmers Seek to Free Extension From Bureau
Representatives of Frands of Betenaen service return from Washington after attending a hearing before the house agriculture committee on separating the extension service from the Fort Buress. Mr and Mrs Verne Mder Goomere of pear tere and Andrew Olson of Counest Grow Therr attended the trip. The organization has been pushing for separation of the two services and Alden said action on the proposal was pending.
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Welleuile
Kan
Wiehinaten
House Agriculture Committee
Fort Buress
Mra
Verne Mder
Goomere
Pear
Andrew Olson
Counest Grow Therr
Alden
Misses Kansas Missouri Picked in Beauty Contest
Miss Kansas and Miss Missouri were chosen to represent their states in the Miss America pageant, selected last night near September in Atlanta City. Missouri’s pick Beverly Rott, a University of Missouri sophomore from Kanana vy, is a blonde with a 34 inch bust. Kansas’ Anabel Baker, a Wichita freshman, is a brunette.
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Kansas City
LTA
Missouri
Kansas
Atlanta City
Miss Missouri
Beverly Rott
University of Missouri
Kanana Vy
Leyes
Anabel Baker
Uaversty of
Wichita
Troutt Finds Relief With Hadacol After Long Aches
In Lebanon Tennessee, C W Troutt recounts his struggle with knee ankle and wrist pains and sleepless nights. He credits Hadacol with restoring sleep and ease and endorses the product under a money back guarantee. The ad notes sizes 1.25 trial and 3.50 large and claims vitamins B1 B2 Niacin and iron deficiencies as the cause.
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C. W. Troutt
Lebanon
Tenn
Ein
Aquare
Mr. Troutt
Haracol
Tha'LeBlanc Corporation
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Filkin
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