Austria Demands Armament Equality at Disarmament Talks
At the Geneva disarmament conference Austria pressed for equal arms terms, warning its independence is threatened by a new armament race while the United States pushes for a rigid license controlled system and public disclosure of armament production and trade. Britain's Eden and Germany's stance frame the debate as the committee prepares January talks on the U S draft.
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Geneva
Austria
United States
Europe
Italy
Germany
FR. Wilson
Switzerland
Arthur Tenderson
Great Britain
Unitedates
Anthony Eden
Foreign Affairs
Britain
Maxim’ Litvi
Invy
U-Tae
Wilson
Arthur Henderson
Federation of
League of Nations Societies
International Conference of Disabled Soldiers
Inter-Parliamentary Union of Women's Organizations
Mhany
Ottawa Production Credit Assn to Hold January Meeting
The Ottawa Production Credit Association, a local cooperative farm financing organization, will hold its first annual meeting in January. Chester V. Bryson, president, announced preliminary plans. The board discussed details at the Ottawa office of A. L. Oveson, secretary treasurer. The association operates in seven counties within Ninth Farm Credit Administration district, including Osage, Douglas, Johnson, Franklin, Miami, Anderson, and Linn.
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Ottawa Production Credit Association
Chester V. Bryson
A.L. Oveson
Ottawa
Onerat
Farm Credit Administration District
Osage
Douglas, Johnson
Franklin
Miami
Anderson and
Linn
First annual meeting of farming stock co operative credit group
The president urges all stockholders to attend the first annual business meeting. Membership is limited to farmers and stockmen who have borrowed from the organization. Loans were made, and borrowers hold stock with one vote each to choose management for the coming year.
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Assoc
Association For the Caming Venr
Mental Health Clinic Shows Need for Organized Help
Dr. C. MacFie Campbell argues mental hygiene requires organized force and clear policies. Lawrence sponsors a Child and Adult Guidance clinic to address truancy, discipline, and nervousness, with thorough histories and staff evaluation guiding personalized solutions.
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C. Macfie Campbell
mental_hysiene
Harvard Medical School
Lawrence
City Commission
Douglas County Medical
Lawrence Child and Adult Guidance Clinic
Douglas County
Serre AE Rae Aes
Kansas Deans Meet in Baldwin to elect leaders
Baldwin City November 20 At conclusion of a two day session of Kansas Deans of Women and Advisers of Girls Susan B Guild dean of women Washburn College was chosen president for the coming year Miss Margaret Lindsey of Emporia college vice president and Miss Laura Ewing Topeka high school secretary Grace Tein president and hostess announced the selection of To-
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Baldwin City
Deans of Women and Girls Advisers of
Kansas
Susan B.guild
Washburn College
Margaret
Lindse College of Emporia
Laura Ewing
Topeka High School
Grace Tein
Lecompton social notes and school report fragment
Lecompton community notes recount a birthday surprise for Eugena Harding, visits by local families, and attendance at a fiftieth anniversary event in Lawrence. Also listed are club meeting plans, a hospital update on Mrs. F Hogue, a few dinners, and school notes from Brackett school including perfect-spelling prize winners.
Weekend Visits Across Town Reach Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Gregory of Jola and sister Mrs. Wilken Martin hosted and visited with relatives including Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Marshall of Tonka. Sunday guests at Mrs. Wilson Martin’s home included Bert Gregory of Tola Paul Winter Helen Harshberger and others chaired by Mrs. Tau Rudigey.
Local Social Notes Mention Guests and Visits Across Kansas
A stream of visitors from Kansas City Independence and Eudora joined hosting families in Kaw Valley. Mr and Mrs George Maul and others shared Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Martin Abel and daughters. Several households hosted or visited kin and friends through the week, including parades in Lawrence and excursions to Leavenworth.
Local Families Gather for Sunday and Weekend Visits
Pointers and Roger attended a funeral in Kansas City for Mrs Frank Eker. Ora McCabria Treva Canary visited relatives, while other families traveled to Oklahoma to visit Vitt’s brothers. Louie Hadi family, Herman Wichman Jr and Sr, and many neighbors shared Sunday dinners and evenings with local hosts including the Ott, McCabrin, and Wichman households. Several groups from Kansas City and Mount Ida joined in social calls and dinners at various homes.
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Glen Wilson
Newson
Emerson
Ethelbert’ Ott
Louie’ Hadi
Herman Wichman Jr
Marvini
Herman Wichman
Albert Wichman
Eugene McCabrin
Haskell Institute
Clyde “Smith
Lavonne and Clyde Jr
Wallace Davis
Kansas City
Cand
Martin Abel
Fred Moll
Eudora
William
Frank Campbell
Pleasant relief from constipation with olive tablets
An advertisement extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle solution to constipation. It claims they restore youth energy and beauty by cleansing the system, avoiding calomel, and delivering smooth results with one or two tablets at bedtime. Sold in 15¢, 30¢, and 60¢ packages by all druggists.
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Edwards Olive
Dr. 'Edwards
Local Families Attend Gatherings and Visits
Mr and Mrs Martin Abel and daughters traveled to Gardiner Tuesday evening to visit Mr and Mrs Charles Town and family. Mrs Ralph Davis attended a bridge party in Eudora Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Gordon Davis and Mr and Mrs J A Turner with families spent Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Frank Steele and family. Mr and Mrs Frank Campbell of Ranga City Mo spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Wm Ol and sons. Carl Kohler of De Soto is staying with his sister Mrs Eugene McCabria and family for a few weeks.
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Pleasant Hour Club
Charles Daniels
Wilson. Marin
Wm. Kirby
Cog
W. T. Davis
Pan Rudiger
Czaplinské
N. R. Miller
Wilson
Martin
Hugo Shellhorn
Washington Creek
Grange
Margaret’ Kelsall
Kansas State’ College
Manhattan
Sam Kelsall
Carl Czaplinski
Sistin
Caldwell
Brackett
Haskell
DB Brackett
Alice Adeline Hasald
Gloria
Dean Bingham
Montgomery
Alan
George Maul
Margaret Dewell
Walter Woyton
Kansas City
Richard Maul
Intependente
Fred Moll
Eudora
Martin Abel
Martha
Tune Louise
Pred Laughlin
Eugene McCaby
Carl. Kohler
John Strong
Wayne
Howard Bornitz
Lelie Mae
Alfred Varnaden
Pearl Sments
Louie
Josephine Foster
Cari Alten
Lawrence Monnday
Oor
John Ott, Jr
Leavenworth
t _ Henry Mathia
Kenneth Williamson
Turkey Ford
Oklahoma
Frank
Steele
Va, Tunner
Ralph Davis
Eldon
Fred
Homer Reeves
Elmer ~Campbell
Mount Ida
Kan
Gordon Davis
Lawrence
Ed Davis
Betty Lou
Homer Gerstenberger
Albert Wichman
Sand
Amelia
Gerstenberger
Carl Altenbernd
Ily
Frank Steele
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Farm _Credit Body
Wheeler Dam
Tennessee Valley
Roosevelt
Southland
Wheeler
Tennessee River
Alabama
Associated Press
Lawrence Child and Adult
Susan B. Guild
Deans of Women and Advisers
Baldwin
Peka
Lecompton
W. G. Hollowsay
W. B. Glenn
Juke Glenn
Marguerite
Ars
Ed Smelser
Florence
Jess Smelser
Joe Smelser
Topeka
Edward McClanahan
Has
California
J. NM. Basler
Mr. Basler
Herbert Tunter
McHunt Cabin
Karl. Klonz
Janie Klonz
Ray ‘Wright
Betty Wright
Bob Hunter
Dick Munter
Kaw’ Valley
Journal-World
Wichita
Oklahoma City
Texas
Chicago
Santa Fe
Ft. Worth
Houston
Galveston
Chitara
Kansan City
Lawrence Sham
Ponca City
San Ar Angélo
FL Worth
Ate
Adareen
W. W. Burnett
Acu
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Comba
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