Surplus talk shifts from farm prices to experts in Washington
The article notes a shift from grain surpluses blamed on the farm board to complaints of a national surplus of farm experts in Washington. It says experts hold varied views slowing a farm relief bill as Congress moves toward early passage. It also covers Methodist conference finances and resolve to proceed despite strain.
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Farm Board
Washington
National Capital
Congress
Model Beer Law Limits 3.2 Percent Beer in Federal Grounds
Congress enacts a District of Columbia beer law deeming it a model for states. It bars sale of 3.2 percent beer in federal buildings and the capital. Provisions exclude military canteens and naval academy from serving beer to service members, signaling caution about broad availability.
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Congress
District of Columbia
National Capital
Capitol
Army
Navy
Naval Academy
Ships of the Navy
Service of
National Defense
Federal Reserve reserves rise after banking holiday
The piece notes a 500 million increase in Federal Reserve bank reserves since the banking holiday. Gold and gold certificates flowed back, restoring confidence as funds returned to public depositories. Treasury reports 265 banks reorganized since the holiday are functioning again, signaling administration leadership and action.
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Federal Reserve Banks
Secretary of the Treasury
County Board Meets as Kretsinger Falls Ill
County commissioner G E Kretsinger sickened at the courthouse during the monthly board session but improved by evening. Roger Williams, new state administration board member, took his seat today. J R Wood of 1546 New Hampshire Street marked his seventy fifth birthday with a family dinner.
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G. E. Kretsinger
Court House
County
Roger Williams
State Board of Administration
Gov. Davis
The
Beard
J. R. Wood
New Hampshire Street
Mr. Wood
Johnson
Ralph Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Union Pacific
Charles Schultz
Mabel Jette
Mackenzie
Isabel Mackenzie
Roy Bushey
W. S. Robinson
Olgar Johnson
Kansas
City
W. Hockensmith
F. M. Tidrew
Students discuss pro student council at campus meeting
Twenty five years ago on a Saturday, students debated a move toward a student government with faculty oversight. They favored a council of elected class representatives, while some faculty members urged a formal organization first. Meanwhile Hattie Epley and Ray Tucker married last evening at Jos Rahskopf home with Dr. Nethercut officiating.
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Epler-Tucker
Hattie M. Epley
Ray W. Tucker
Jos. Rahskopf
Ella and Bob's Matrimonial Tug of War
In a domestic quarrel Ella tensions rise as a second wife encroaches on her marriage to Bob. Ella accuses another woman of enticing him away while she believes a husband should not be taken from a second wife.
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Ella
Bob
Publishers Syndicate
Forty Years Ago Recitals Debates and Plays Highlight April
Forties era items note Mrs Olin Bell giving a piano recital at the Methodist church with Miss Maude Cook and Mrs Blanche Lyons assisting. Freshmen debate against sophomores at KU on the Free Elective System. Remingtons run a boarding house at 1030 Mass Street. A surprise party at Miss Say Snow’s with games and music. Twelfth Night staged by the University Athletic Association with a long cast list and lavish costuming. High school seniors hosted by the middle class with a mandolin club and elegant supper. Byron C Sarvis, ex KU track star, now at Nebraska psychology faculty, authored An Experimental Study of Rhythms in Psychological Monographs. County farm counts show large increases in West Texas counties from 1920 to 1920.
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Olin Bell
Theusic Club
Methodist Church
Biancne Lyons
Maude Cook
Louis LaCoss
EL. Overman
W. A.eastman
K. U
P. F. Remington
Stone House
Mass
Shakespeare
University Athletic Association
East
Duke Orsino
Ernest Robinson
Valentine
James C. Kelsey
Cario
Claude Stanley
Toby Belch
John P.whitmen
Andrew Aguecheck
Fred Miller
Sebastian
Will Hall Riddle
Antonio
W. Hf. Pratt
Roberto
A. R. Champlin
Jester
Clarence Sears
Fabian
Abe Levy
Malvolio
Russel R. Whitman
Maria
Don Bowersock
Olivia
Marcella Howland
Viola
Georgia Brown
Minnie Innes
Aliie Mason
Ormance
University Banjo Club
Ulisses Spencer
Murphy
Poff and Herning
W. H. Johnson
Stanley
Tom Wagstaff
Tom Ricksecker
Julia Crotty
Mamie Aiams
May Mason
Messrs
Will Stanley
Charles’ Loomis
Sarvis
Byron C. Sarvis
University of Kansas
University of Nebraska
Psychological Monographs
Friendly plotters and a wary Anglo-Saxon in a Moorish citadel
In Mekazen, Herr Schlacht and a sly servant discuss using Margaret Maligni to spy on the Malignis and Raisul. They weigh her honesty, the risk of betrayal, and how to twist her fears into an alliance while she remains unaware of deeper schemes and loyalties.
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Mekazzen
Margaret Maligni
Margaret
Raisul
Jules
Mekazaen
Europe
Africa
Germany
Spain
Italy
France
Morocco
Mediterranean
Fraulein
Herr Sehlacht
Papa Judas Iscariot
Pedro Maligni
Pedro
William Fox exposed by Upton Sinclair in cinema era expose
Upton Sinclair publishes a self produced volume titled William Fox exposing the rise and fall of the Fox Film Co. The book uses cinema form and draws in Wall Street financiers and Senate discussion as context for Fox’s career and the crash.
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Upton Sinclair
William Fox
Mr. Sinclair
Great
Fox Moving Picture Company
Mr. Fox
Wallstreet
Senate
Washington
West
Sinclair
Boston
Jules Returns to a Tense Confrontation with Margaret
Margaret confronts Jules after a day of fear and secrecy. She remains distant as he attempts reassurance and mistaken humor fail to ease the strain. She insists on a careful account of last night and the unnamed German officer encounter.
New Terror Looms Over Margaret in Morocco Mystery
In a tense Moroccan scene, Jules and Margaret confront a claimed drugging incident and Raisul's persistent pursuit. Margaret fears being left alone and questions whether Jules was drugged or drunk, amid hints of danger and an impending journey.
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Jules
Raisul
Oxford
Margaret
Jules Malizni
Fo A. Steher Co
Sundown SeSORES SeSORES April Fool Tale
In the village Willy Nilly reports a great change as people move to the woods and creatures also relocate their homes. Ducks Rooster and Rip the Dog react with curiosity and anticipation about what lies outside.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Top Notch
April Fools Spark Animal House Prank
Willy Nilly and Rip discover a prank when they find talk of beaver muskrat and squirrel families living in houses with bridges and to let signs. The joke ends with April Fool's shout and a planned jelly supper.
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Willy
The Baseball Game Flash by Associated Press
A montage of short items covers a range of cases including Irene Rennes in Gary Indiana taking a self sworn role as a special constable before a Cheyenne reunion. Dr Alfred A Gulack and a process server dispute over a fee. a Dearborn welfare commission finding only 35 of 1 7 dependents own 1933 license plates before the 1932 deadline. and a night hunt in Centerville with deputies solving a jig saw puzzle by inspecting chicken heads and fowl from a Chesterteist automobile theft.
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Associated Prass
Gary
Ind
Cheyenne
Wyo
William
Irene Rennes
New York
Alfred A
Richman
George L. Gulack
Gulack
Dearborn
Mich
Dearborn Safety and Welfare Commission
Enterville
J. Elmer Anthony
Pondtown
Chesterteist
Jewel Thief Sentenced in Miami for Grand Larceny
Harry Sidmer, international jewel thief, was sentenced to 40 years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to breaking and entering and grand larceny in the theft of $225000 worth of jewelry from wealthy residents in Miami Beach.
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Miami
Fla
Harry Sidmer
States
Miami Beach
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