Radical Group Would Move To Siberia
Vancouver report attributes a move by the Sons of Freedom to relocate en masse to the Soviet Union. A 600 word telegram quotes Bill Modjelsky claiming 2 million dollars for relocation and 2,668 signatories already ready. He seeks assurances the group would be admitted in the USSR, with Siberia as preferred settle locations. The article notes the Doukhobors’ earlier emigration and contrasts it with the group’s defiance of Canadian law and public schooling.
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Richmond Area News Travel and Visits Across States
Mr and Mrs Glen Lewis and three children Adel Iowa visit Sir Arthur Pough. Irene Jefts resumes duties at C of E F and Sean goes to Sterling as music instructor. Familiesincluding Strobel Licktel and others spend weekends with relatives in Kansas City Leavenworth and Portland. Weekend visits span Wichita Tulsa Muskogee and Bartlesville as relatives gather across states.
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Charles Collins
Vstle Blackfords
Pillsbire
W. J. Akin
Loen
Irene
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Leavenworth
C.H. Waldos
Lawrence
C. of EF
Sean
Sterling
Weekend Visits Across Town List Local Names
Lawrence and Clifford Briggs spent Sunday with Vernon Picketts Gardner and Mrs Charles Miller Shaw and Mrs Raymond Mersman Kansas Gily spent the weekend with Al Pickerts Mrs Hi Wolfe was brought home from Research Hospital Wednesday Rev Cecil Pickert and son Don to take a trip to San Diego Joe Hark and Francis Hess attend a Nawanan convention in Columbus Ohio Rev Cecil Pickert Washington Mr and Mrs Albert at Well Overland Park and Carl Pickert Kansas City spent the weekend with their parents Hearnest Vickette Katherine Smils went to Minneapolis to sub in teaching in the high school Noel Freese Kansas City Mr and Mrs Freese Means Freese Hutchinson spent the weekend with their mother Mes Noid Freese and Leon
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Charles Miller
Shawnee
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al Pickerts
Hi, C. Wolfe
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Donta Tota
San Diego
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Francis Hess
iMumbus
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Overland Park
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Vickette
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Minneapolla
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Ane Mrk
Means Freese
Hutchins Ison
Mes
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Leon
Kansas Wheat Price Falls to Low Mark in 1946 Era
TOPEKA AP Kansas wheat prices on Aug 15 averaged 1.57 a bushel, the lowest since 1916, reflecting broader declines in farm commodities. All prices slipped vs July but were above a year earlier, with grains like sorghum and oats showing gains while wheat, corn, hogs, cattle, and eggs eased in August.
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Topeka
Kansas
Welfare Pay To Be Higher In Kansas
About 39,000 Kansas welfare recipients will get an average 2.94 dollar monthly increase for food allowances starting October 1. The rise comes from a 2.1 million dollar annual federal funds boost tied to social security changes, with officials citing higher food costs and a raised sales tax from a 1948 Kansas Legislature session. Only current food assistance recipients will receive the higher allowances.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kangag
Congress
Sign Paris church reads Our Auditorium is Prayer Conditioned
Perryville Kentucky reports that a local church display proclaims Our Auditorium is Prayer Conditioned triggering discussion on religious messaging in public spaces. Parishioners and residents note the sign reflects the congregation's emphasis on prayer in community activities.
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Perryville
Crowded Ca margo High School prompts annex plan
Mount Sterling Kentucky officials say Ca margo High School is overcrowded. One seventh grade class is taught in the school and an annex is being readied to take care of the extra pupils.
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Mount Sterling
Camargo High School
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