Tin consumption hits high since January 1951
American industry used about 5,450 long tons of tin in April, the largest monthly total since January 1951, indicating a surge in demand across manufacturing sectors and signaling potential supply considerations for metals markets.
Nebraska Kids In Kansas School Debate
Topeka officials debated whether a Nebraska school could count Nebraska pupils attending a Kansas high school for state aid. Attorney General John Anderson suggested the school could collect state aid and charge tuition, but doubted Kansas authority to pull pupils from Nebraska. State Superintendent Adel Throckmorton had raised the issue after a Nebraska district complaint.
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Topeka
Nebraska
Kansas
John Anderson
Anderson
Adel F. Thordmorton
Throckmorton
Busy Bee club gathering and member updates at Princeton
Mrs Betty Fox hosted the Busy Bee club on Sept 6 with a noon cafeteria dinner. Mildred Cook presided over the business session and Ella Fox reported club membership since 1928, noting 47 total with four deceased and 16 active today. Guests included Mrs M Henderson and Mrs H Baldwin, Debbie and Barbara, plus many members and visitors.
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Betty Fox
Busy Bee Club
Mildred Cook
Ella Fox
M. Henderson
H. Baldwin
Debbie
Barbara
Russel Retter
Garnett
Grace
Phil Martin
Don Cook
Rex Stankard
Betty Finley
Larry Reekie
Janice Masketer
Evan
John Winters
Carol James
Patsy
Peggy Martin
Frank Hahner
Coleen
Princeton Jolly Workers
Bill Sutton
Claire Gillow
Waverly
Bert Stevenson
Raymond
Richmond
Jim
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Grover Nutt
East Fifteenth Street
Mrs. J. P. Waring
S. Hickory
Malcolm A. Jones
S. Main
Service For
Virgil Eeord
South Cedar
Highland Heights
Sierra
Quin's
Quin's Furniture
Central
Princeton
J. C. Cook
Ottawa
Jim Fredrick
Ed Lumber
Ber
AL Tucker