Economic Horizon Has Bright Spots Along York
A Sept 6 AP summary from 113 trade and industry editors reports a brighter economic horizon in late August. Building and public works showed activity while private construction lagged. steel raw materials remained active and refined product demand lagged. Oil refineries had strong domestic fuel orders, car sales edged up, and metals like lead copper and zinc strengthened. Textile markets improved with cotton silk wool and rayon prices rising, though department stores saw little price relief and consumer spending remains uncertain for months.
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York
United States
Associated Business Papers, Inc
New York
Flashes of Life Notes From York England and U S
A jumble of brief items from York England and U S cities covering oddities and quotes. Eyebrow age cues vex a professor while London police numbers and Chicago crime talk figure in. A barrel dignity appeal in England and hake fishing depth details close the roundup.
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York
England
V. Suk
Anton J. Cermak
Vy Lendeners Uit
Chicago
Intimate
London
Blackpool
Davidson
A. Fleetwood
Margaret Rose
New Hake
United States
New York
Songz
Slo
Knicknack
Democratic National
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
A scrambled list of crossword clues with across and down entries ranging from Asiatic natives to phonetic hints and puzzle solutions, including references to mythology, units of weight, literary devices, and geographic terms, presented in a single dense readable grid format.
Major Fields Held Closely to Field Allowables
Tulsa Oklahoma September 6 AP The Oil and Gas Journal reports the major US oil fields held closely to field allowances with a total daily average of 4 103 504 barrels, up 8 677 from the prior week. Oklahoma output fell to 886 715 barrels. East Texas rose to 331 885 from 827 716. Texas statewide 886 865 122. California 477 000 up 5 000. Kansas 96 315. Eastern 112 000. Rocky Mountain 75 817 up 614.
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Tulsa
Oklo
United States
Oil Sand Gas Journal
Oklahoma
East Texas
Texas
California
Kansas
Eastern
Rocky Mountain
Kansas News Briefs Highlight Military Titles Rise
AP dispatch from Topeka reports Richard Walker Ryan advancing in military ranks from honorary second lieutenant to colonel on Governor Woodbey’s staff during the American Legion parade review. The item notes his father Ernest R. Ryan’s role with the legion in Topeka and lists other brief Kansas notes on auxiliary officers and Walther League delegates.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Richard Walker Ryan
Ben S. Paulen
National Guard
Harry H. Woodbney
American Legion
Ernest R. Ryan
the Legion
Membership rises in Kansas Legion reaches 21452
In Topeka on September 6 AP reports Kansas American Legion membership totals 21,452 across 310 posts. Department adjutant TE A Red Ryan announced the figures during the fourteenth annual convention session, noting new posts had been established.
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Sopeka
Kansas American Legion
TE. A
Ryan
Anderson Carter reunion draws seventy five relatives
The Linwood Curtis grove hosted the Anderson Carter annual reunion last Sunday with about seventy five attendees. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Attebury Irene Cleveland Tom Attebury Wiry Jompton Budora Bruce Com Powell Theodore Meinke Charles Curtiss James Anderson Ray Serviss L. B. Meinke Arch Meinke and Twila among others.
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Anderson-Carter
Curtiss Grove
Linwood
Attebury
Irene Cleveland
Tom Attebury
Rossville
Wiry Jompton
Benner Springs
Lora Bruce
Kansas City
Com Powell
Lawrence
Amd
Theodore Meinke
Charles Curtiss
James Anderson
Charles Anderson
Ray Serviss
L. B. Meinke
Arch Meinke
Twila
Local residents gather for family visit and neighbors
The passage lists many Lawrence residents and friends visiting relatives in Topeka and Peabody. Names include Eula Anderson, L. M. Walters, Ray and Myrtle Standing with a daughter, Charles Frye, Roy Pierce and Helen and Doris, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tudhore, Dorothy and Howard Tudhope, Mrs. Elsie Nicholson of Peabody visiting T. W. Martin, Helen Lois, Mrs. Roy Power and Robert visiting J. E. Tudhene.
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Eula Anderson
L. M. Walters
Ray
Myrtle
Standing
Charles Frye
Roy Pierce
Helen
Doris
Lawrence
Howard Tudhore
Dorothy
Howard
Topeka
John Tudhope
Elsie Nicholson
Peabody
Funeral for T. W. Martin Follows Illness and Surgery
Obituary and notices detail T. W. Martins death after illness and surgery at St. Luke's Hospital Kansas City. Services were held at Linwood with Rev J R Motter officiating. music by W B Downing and Roberta Howsman. He left a wife a daughter Helen Lois a son Murray a brother Eu Martin and many friends. Burial followed in a local cemetery. The item also notes Troy Snider's recent illness and other community updates including a candidate Louis A Johnson and local work on highway rock supply and a knee injury recovery.
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Troy Snider
St. Luke's Hospitals
Kansas City
T. W. Martin
Linwood
J. R. Motter
W. B. Downing
Roberta Howsman
Martin
Helen Lois
Murray
Saginaw
Mich
EU Martin
Salt Lake City
Utah
James Whitcomb Riley
Williamstown Social Roundup and Baseball Standings
Mrs Russel Calvert returned from Topeka after visiting relatives while Mr and Mrs B F White attended the Jefferson County Rural Letter Carrier watermelon feed in Grantville. Local residents traveled to Perry Salina Platte City Topeka and Oskaloosa as the Williamstown baseball nine hold the county league lead. The Junior team lost to Perry and an Oskaloosa colored team and appears disbanded for the season.
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Russel Calvert
Topeka
B. F. White
Jefferson County
Grantville
E. G. Grady
Perry Satu
Will Horn
Williamstown Baseball Nine
Oskaloosa
Perry
Williamstown
Cecil Shoemaker
Local families visit, farm plans and social notes
Othel Reed and family bought three draft horses this week for next year’s farming. Leonard Kollerstraus of Merriam Kansas visits his uncle Roscoe Mangold and family. Underwood of Topeka spends Thursday with Perry Underwood. Mrs J Seeber visits Clar ence Hart’s family at Perry. Bernice Mongolds visits uncle Clarence Kellerstraus at Merriam. Hazel Rose visits sister Cecil Shoemaker. A request notes daily Sunday ball on the post office porch from 8 to 9 am. The Williamstown ball team leads county league, sparking fan interest and pennant hopes.
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Othel Reed
Leonard Kollerstraus
Merriam
Kan
Roscoe Mangold
Julian Maroney
Ney
Underwood
Topeka
Perry Underwood
J. Seeber
Clarence Hart
Perry
Bernice Mongolds
Clarence Kellerstraus
Hazel Rose
Cecil Shoemaker
Williamstown Ball Nine
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