Belize City Rebuilding Hindered by Hurricane Devastation
Belize residents face a stalled rehabilitation as the hurricane death toll reaches an official 1500 to 2000, with about 1000 bodies burned on five funeral pyres. US Navy doctors combat xenon fever risk while Salvation Army feeds through a central soup kitchen. Native troops guard streets as officials doubt reconstruction is feasible until wreckage is cleared.
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Belize
British Honduras
Danae
United States Navy
Salvation Army
First Presbyterian Church
George
Queen Mary
England
WREN Programs and Concerts Listing
Wednesday September 16 features Mexican Typica and Dutch Masters programs. Thursday September 17 presents a String Trio with Mildred DeWeese at the piano and frohman and orchestra led by H30 Hen Follack.
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Tane Frohman
Hen Follack
Obituary: Frank G. Marshall of Abilene dies at 72
Frank G. Marshall born October 13 18 in Halstead Kansas died at his Abilene home September 10 1931. He married Mary Allison in Topeka in 1902. He suffered rheumatism for years. Survived by wife a son Bobbie Robert 12 and five brothers. Funeral September 13 at Rumsey funeral home at 2 30 pm conducted by A J Miller Evangelical pastor. Burial at Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Frank G. Marshall
Halstead
Kansas
Abilene
Mary Allison
Topeka
Kans
Bobbie Robert
Elmer
California
Theodore
Albert
Delbert
William
Lawrence
Marshall
Rumsey Funeral Home
A. J. Miller
Evangelical Church
Lena Wulfkuble
Bertha Coffelt
Oak Hill Cemetery
Salina Man Hurt in Kansas City Car Crash
Salina colonel W. J. Cunningham and passengers were injured in a motor car collision four miles east of Manhattan. Cunningham required 21 stitches for a scalp wound. Moore of Chanute and others in both cars suffered cuts and bruises. Beach pajamas appear in Chicago schools as students wear them in warm weather.
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Manhattan
Kan
W. J. Cunningham
Salina
Harry
H. Woodring
Owl Hospital
Cunningham
B. A. Breen
Henry Dieckhoff
Kansas City
J. G. Moore
Chanute
Breen
Dieckhoff
Moore
S. A. Vaughan
Here
Pottawatomie
Beach
Seek Better Prices for Wheat and Cotton Belts
Oklahoma City delegates from cotton and wheat belts meet with Governor Murray to discuss acreage reduction measures aimed at restoring prosperity. The plan proposes state initiative and popular vote to empower the governor and a control board to limit acreage if other states agree. Murray cites farm board concerns over wheat stabilization and lender reports, which Stone denies.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Murray
Board of Control
Congress
Stone
Farm Board
Kansas Farmers Forecast No Hunger This Winter
Kansas Secretary of Agriculture J C Mohler says farmers had a banner year and are stocking up for winter. Fruit crops including plums peaches pears and grapes are larger than last year. Wheat and corn crops set records with wheat making a quarter of U S production and corn 50 percent larger than last year. Air transport lines show a sharp rise in express shipments in the first half of the year.
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Topeka
Kansas
J.C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Mohler
Hills Bros Controlled Roasting Improves Coffee Flavor
Hills Bros announces a patented Controlled Roasting process to deliver even, continuous roast for superior blend flavor. The method controls speed and temperature to prevent under or over roasting, with vacuum cans to keep coffee fresh and stop air exposure.
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Hills Bros
Hills ‘Ros
Hills Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc
Kansas City
Missouri
Dickinson Theaters Showdowns End Tonight
Patrons who have not seen Bad Girl and The Star Witness face closing night at Dickinson and Varsity theaters respectively. Sally Filters and James Dunn shine in Bad Girl with sharp lines and laughs. Chic Sales leads The Star Witness as a Civil War veteran in a gripping tale. Both venues announce new shows Thursday This Modern Age at Dickinson and Waterloo Bridge at Varsity.
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Star Witness
Dickinson
Varsity
Sally Filters
James Dunn
Altho
Chic Sales
Sales
Joan Crawford
Pioneers Celebrate in Tonkawa and Beyond
In Tonkawa and nearby places on September 16, residents marked mornings with time worn memories as older men and women gathered to recall past days. The AP report notes the crowd’s vivid recollections and quiet fondness for bygone eras.
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Tonkawa
Oklo
Cherokee strip home seekers parade mark 38th anniversary
Northern Oklahoma towns plan commemorations for the 38th anniversary of homesteading the Cherokee Strip. Pioneers' group sponsors the gathering with Garber featuring speaker Rep. M. C. Garber Enid. Parades and Garber addresses planned in Tonkawa. The region saw seven million acres opened to settlers Sept 16 1898 after a government payout to the Cherokee Indians.
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Oklahoma
Cherokee Strip
Cherokee Strip Association
Garber
M. C. Garber
Enid
Tonkawa
Athenaeum Picnic and Local School Notes at De Soto
De Soto Athenaeum members met at Mrs Anne Andersons home for a picnic with most members present Mrs Lena Kouns absent due to illness The group discussed landscaping grade school grounds and cemetery care President Carrie Baker opened with roll call and readings including Jayhawk history and Does a University Education Pay A fried lunch was served Visitors included Mrs Earl Steed and Miss Eleanor White Law News notes mention David Jewett's discharge from Veterans hospital and return home Enrollment figures for De Soto and Lenape schools are listed amid drought and water scarcity reports.
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Athenaeum Club
Anne Anderson
Lena Kouns
Charles Reed
Carrie Baker
Kansas University
Monti Kaegi
Rock Chalk
Jay Hawkwell
Harriet Mize
Earl Steed
Eleanor Whitelaw
Grace Dow
Lovie Stratton
K. C
David Jewett
Veterans Hospital
Kansas City
C. EB. Jewett
Elmer
Jewett
Colorado Springs
Yeillowstoe Park
DeSoto
Pearl Trout
Leah Harris
Lenape
Trout
Harris
Earl Martin
I O O F And Rebekah Picnic At Brown s Grove
Movements and visits unfold across Lawrence area with Mrs L A Hayes and Mrs Fred Tabler at a Brown s Grove picnic. outings include trips to Kansas City for relatives and friends. Willow Springs school enrollment noted with a 14 pupil count. local wells begin digging as water concerns rise. community social planned for Sept 17 with teachers as guests.
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L. A. Hayes
Fred Tabler
Rebekah
Brown's Grove
Lawrence
James Wigton
Frank
Clarence Miller
Kansas City
Louisa Rohrer
Topeka
Marvin Cooper
CG. E. Jewett
J. G. Kincade
Utica
N. Y
Ralph Kincade
Wm. Parr
Mary Wince
Parr
Chicago
G. V. Longstreth
Colony
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