Lausanne or Bust The Road to Recovery in the Debt Crisis
The piece critiques European leaders and U S officials for dodging reparations truth and clinging to moratoria. It argues Germany cannot pay more, warns Lausanne could extend the crisis, and contrasts Bruening and Hoover with a call for bold action and honest leadership to spur recovery.
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Baltimore Sun
Basel
Geneva
Lausanne
Dr. Bruening
Germany
Herr Bruening
Europe
Hoover
Morgan
Layton
We're Better Off But More Low in Spirits
A Kansas City Star opinion piece compares American morale and living standards with Europe after wartime strain. It argues Americans enjoy higher living levels but suffer lower spirits, while Europe shows resilience through past hardships. It suggests delegations visit Europe to gain perspective and unite Americans toward progress.
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America
Europe
Meadow Lawn social notes miss Johnson visits Mayer home
Shirley Mayer and Arthur Mayer host at the Charles Mayer home on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Walker attend with their children as guests of the B. L. Walker family of Gurley. Mrs. Pearl Lipska and family also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mayer
Chuck Blair
Helen Johnson
Rowena Brown
Charles Mayer
Ivan Walker
B. L. Walker
Gurley
Pearl Lipska
Charles Waterman
Gerald
Glenwood Lipska
Queen Ranch
Leonard Peterson
R. R. Boyee
William Schlotfeld
Charles Neaman Caleld
Opal
Faye Bovee
Henry Valquartzen
Evelyn Robinson
Morris Challburg
June Ann
Chris Peterson
Pinelyn Cubs
Les Stecher
Merle Schlotfeld
R. R. Bovee
Loren Wheeler
Potter
Clayton Mayer
Potter Magnday
Cortney
John Shrinert’s
Ruth Cortney
Dennis Walsh
Ernest Myers
Clyde Clurk
Jack Rathbun
M. E. Ackles
Joey Stecher
Rose McNulty
Denver
Ed Walsh
Rudy Nagengast
Waterman family and neighbors visit at local ranch and homes
Social notes record numerous Sunday calls and weekend visits among Waterman Lipska Walker Neaman Mayer and related families at Potter and surrounding farms. 4-H club work featured with songs recitations and a demonstration. County Agent Willey awarded achievement certificates.
Sew Just So and Red Eagle clubs hold achievement program
The Sew Just So clothing club led by Eve lyn Colburn at Lodge Pole, with seven girls, completed their sewing project and displayed articles at the Michelman farm. The Red Eagle cooking club, led by Fred Lehmkuhl, saw four boys finish their project, the first such cooking effort by boys in Cheyenne county, to the praise of mothers and leaders.
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Sew Just So
Red Eagle
Lodge Pole
H. H. Mickelman
Evelyn Colburn
Michelman
Fred Lehmkuhl
Cheyenne County
Busy 77 4 H Club Holds Achievement Program
The Busy 77 4 H club in school district 77 northwest of Sidney presented an achievement program Friday evening in the school house. Ten members took part with songs readings a playlet and recitations. Miss Ada Adams led the group teaching vegetable use milk for nutrition and better table manners. County Agent L D Willey attended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Ada Adams
L. D. Willey
Club Members Receive Certificates of Achievement
Readers note: certificates of achievement were awarded to club members in a formal presentation. The event highlighted individual efforts and marked a milestone for the group.
Best Eats Club Demonstrates Hot Lunch Program
The Best Eats hot lunch club at Center school southwest of Dalton led by Miss Ethel Guill held an achievement program with 11 members. They filled pint jars with food for 60 days and heated them in a wash boiler to provide a hot school lunch. County Agent L D Willey presented certificates of achievement and spoke on diet, meals, and proper eating habits.
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Best Eats
Center School
Dalton
Ethel Guill
L. D. Willey
Club Finishes Year Then Splits Into Two Groups
At program end members reorganize into a cooking club and a swine club, marking a shift in focus for the group as it closes out its current activities.
Poppy Day Praise For Auxiliary Amid War Veterans’ Aid
Mrs. Claude Babcock commends American Legion auxiliary for aiding disabled veterans through poppy production. Ten million poppies have been made to honor World War dead and fund relief. public support on Poppy Day, May 28, is crucial to continuing employment for veterans and expanding next year’s supply.
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United States
American Legion Auxiliary
Claude Babcock
Auxiliary
Sidney
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the Telegraph
Tenth Avenue
Nebraska
Sidney, Nebr
Telegraph News
Zone One
Herr Buening
Jeremiah
Moses
M. L. Anthony
Prop
Sunkist
Sidney Drug Co
Sidney Garage
Meat Department
Fen
ILI
Pork & Beans
Campbells
Laor
Puritan
Beck
Kansas City Star
France
England
India
John Bull
By Shirley Mayer
Best Eats Club
Babcock
Ray
Heed
Trysberd
Western Drug CO
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