Security Bill To Be Up Next Week
Washington April 2 The ways and means committee agreed to report the Administration’s social security bill to the house Formal action will follow introduction of a new bill embodying amendments The committee backed a motion to include payroll and earnings taxes for old age annuities with most Democrats voting yes The bill keeps two aid paths for the aged one federal grant up to 15 dollars a month with state matching and a payroll tax funded annuity plan for those 65 plus The measure creates an independent social insurance board within the labor department and would still fund maternal and child health basic health crippled and dependent children and vocational rehabilitation programs The gag rule debate looms as floor consideration is set for next week
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Washington
Doughton
D-Nc
Social Insurance Board
Labor Department
Roosevelt
Perkins
Xand Aiontellerment
Sbill
Tia
Youth Held After Fatal Crash Near Medford Bridge
Brenz, 19, Arkansas City, Kan., was arrested near Medford after a car hit a bridge railing and killed 23 year old Corrine Lewis. Sheriff Davis quoted Brent saying it was his fault. County Attorney Eddy anticipated manslaughter charges for negligent driving.
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Medford
Ohls
H. T. Brenz
Arkansas City
Kan
Corrine Lewis
Brenz
Glenn Davis
Brent
Davis
Miss Lewis
Ellis Eddy
Brougl
Ben Crider
Grant County
Blackwell
Crider Sai
Medford Mortuary
Eddy
Rev H Hollis Hooks Guest of Rock Springs Pair
The Rev. H. Hollis Hooks of Rock Springs Wyoming is the house guest of Rev. and Mrs. M C Knight at 818 New York Street. He preached at St Luke A M E Church Sunday morning and evening and will leave tonight. Mr Knight and Mr Hooks were classmates.
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H. Hollis Hooks
Rock Springs
Wyo
M. C. Knight
New York Street
Mr. Hooks
St. Luke A.M.E
Knight
Test Your Knowledge Trivia Questions Fragment
A cluttered quiz list asks about Bible languages Pancho Villa geography geometry Greek writers on geometry body parts Montana s capital and triangle terminology. It includes garbled phrases and incomplete items from a classified or puzzle page.
Varnum Named to State Pharmacy Board
Topeka April 2 Walter Varnum of Lawrence is named to the three year term on the state board of pharmacy succeeding Roy Bailey. Varnum has long served Kansas pharmaceutical affairs as treasurer and former state president. He also leads the Midwestern Conference of Pharmaceutical Associations. Other appointments announced by Governor Landon include two year terms for Todd Bray and Burge in highway posts and a two year term for Mercer livestock sanitary and Dr Barnard veterinary board. All appointments were effective yesterday.
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Topeka
State Highway Commission
Alf M. Landon
Earl C. Todd
Independence
E. C. Bray
Syracuse
Ed Burge
Concordia
E. A. Pinkerton
Glasco
J. H. Mercer
Cottonwood Falls
W. R. Barnard
Belleville
Board of Veterinary Medicine
E. G. Larbour
Lawrence
Walter Varnum
State Pharmacy Board
Roy Bailey
Wichita
Charlotte Chapman
Kansas City
State Board of Review
Kansas Pharmaceutical Association
Midwestern Conference of Pharmaceutical Associations
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Iowa
Varnum
Roy M. Bailey
State Board of Pharmacy
Local Folks Spoof In Lawrence For April Fools Day
A Lawrence column recalls April Fools jokes as a restaurant plans a faux chicken fried steak using a tea towel dipped in eggs and cracker crumbs. A separate scene on Massachusetts Street notes a philosophy bookmark and two old men in worn overalls. An unlit fire siren near Eighth and Massachusetts led to a narrowly averted accident, with calls for a siren when trucks approach.
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Eighth
Massachusetts
Kansas City Man Will Face Trial for Burglary
Clarence Hamilton, 30, of Kansas City, was returned to Lawrence after police questioned him in Kansas City, Missouri. Sheriff Fred Vo let said rugs and a bed were recovered and Hamilton will be tried here for the Auto Wrecker Junk Co. safe burglary on March 24. Preliminary hearing set for April 22 with reports he may plead guilty.
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Clarence Hamilton
Kansas City
Lawrence
Fc Force
Nans
Saloon Owner Shot Dead in Chicago Dining Room
Sam Tornadone, 38, a suburban saloon owner, was killed in Chicago as assassins fired shotguns at him while he sat at a kitchen table with three relatives. Police had no clues to the gunmen. Authorities were checking if Tornabene had recent ties to illicit liquor operations. a man with the same name had been indicted with twenty five others for Capone distilleries.
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Chicago
Sam Tornadone
Saihey
Tornabene
Capone
Dust storms not alarming western Kansas says official
Topeka April 2 Kansas agriculture secretary J C Mohler says most worry about western Kansas dust storms comes from out of state. He adds the storms crest a greater uproar east of the plains while Kansans see them as a long standing challenge. Mohler urges diversified farming and grazing to reduce soil loss and keep agriculture sound, noting the region still has major crop potential pending rainfall.
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Topeka
Kansas
J. C. Mohler
Kansas Board of Agriculture
George D. Roger
Gove
Kan
Mohler
Deaths and Funerals Louis E White 63 Topeka man
Funeral services for Louis E White 63 of 1339 New Jersey street will be at Ninth Street Baptist Church Wednesday at 2:30 with Rev B L Wightman officiating. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery. David E Conner 76 died this morning in a Topeka hospital with burial from Kansas Masonic Home in Wichita.
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Louis FE. White
Louis E. White
New Jersey Street
Ninth Street Baptist Church
B. L. Wightman
Oak Hill Cemetery
David E. Conner
Topeka
Kansas Masonic Home
Wichita
Trial resumes for Miles Ware in Lavoo murder case
Jury selection continues in Kansas trial of Miles Ware charged with first degree murder in the December 9 1932 shooting death of railroad conductor Chris C Lavoo. Defense denial of delay denied, five jurors passed for cause, Lavoo family and investigators attend. Ballistics expert Merle Gill to testify, stating Lavoo likely homicide, not suicide. Lecture correction: Joshua campaigns given at First Presbyterian church, not First Baptist.
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Jack Gardner
Ware
St. Louis
Gardner
Evans
Ars. Lavoo
Charles C. Lavoo
Bertha C. Lavoo
Ellanor Lavoo
Pueblo
Alice Kennedy
Phoenix
Ariz
Joe Maness
Lavoo
Gill
Presbyterian Church
E. H. Coe
Joshua
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Lake View Methodist Social At Lewis Home
The Lake View Methodist church invites members and friends to a social tomorrow night at the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Lewis 1837 Tennessee street.
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Lake View Church
Lake View Methodist Church
Herbert Lewis
Tennessee Street
Broadview Inn Loss in Morning Fire Details History
Fire at Broadview Inn destroys a three story frame house built about 1905 by Prof. C. E. Hubach later used as a gym by Jess Willard. The Willard family lived there until 1920 and left for Glendale, California. Ownership then passed to Sherwin Kelly and later E. K. Carter of Kansas City. Alfred Whitman previously owned the site. No loss estimate given. Willard bought the property for 15000 in 1919.
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C. E. Hubach
University of Kansas
Jess Willard
Willard
Dempsey
Toledo
Foise
Glendale
Cal
Sherwin Kelly
University
C. Finch
Lawrence
Alfred Whitman
Eldridge
Mr. Whitman
Massachusetts
Louisa May Alcott
Laurie
Kansas City Man Gillio Sentenced for 1933 Drug Store Burglary
Sam Gillio 21 engaged in a pistol fight with officers during a 1933 arrest in Douglas county Kansas for the burglary of Coes drug store at Fourteenth and Massachusetts. He and Bert Bennett pleaded guilty to third degree burglary and were sentenced to one to five years. The record notes Gillio was paroled after 11 months.
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Sam Gillio
Kansas City
Kansas Penitentiary
Douglas County
Coe
Fourteenth and
Massachusetts Street
Gillio
Bert Bennett
Old Cemetery Road
Lawrence
Bennett
Pennitentiary
Reformatory
Hutchinson
Bud O'Dell
O'Dell
O’dell
Gilbo
French Chamber Backs Flandin Plan In Confidence Vote
Paris reports the French Chamber of Deputies approved the government by 410 to 134 in a confidence vote for Flandin's security plans against rearming Germany and keeping the franc's gold value. The chamber adjourned to May 28. Flandin said fortifications on the German border remain garrisoned and the franc's value remains inviolate, with a sound financial position and an assured operating surplus for the coming months.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Flandin
Germany
No Holding Over Work Sparks Walkout Dialogue
A brief Border Cities Star exchange shows a worker threatening to quit, with the boss replying that no one is holding them. A stenographer notes the tension as the discussion highlights job security concerns.
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Faert
Stenog
Border Cities
Thoro thief carries off a 75 foot hedge
Vandals ripped out 75 feet of privet hedge at Prof. W. R. Smiths residence on University Drive. Signs point to gloves used. other local thefts include evergreens from a Delta Chi lawn and goldfish in rocky pools.
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W. R. Smith
University Drive
Delta Chi
Mellon on Business Shows No Involvement in Management
Andrew W. Mellon testified before the board of tax appeals that as treasury secretary he kept general knowledge of business affairs but did not participate in managing any concern. He said his investments in Gulf Oil, Aluminum Company, Koppera were entrusted to capable officers and that good management meant he need not intervene. The witness described his approach as leaving affairs to his children Paul and Ailsa, noting the concerns were in capable hands.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew W. Mellon
Board of Tax Appeals
Jackson
Mellon
Paul and
Ailsa
Gulf Oil
Koppera Company
Stamp Collector Receives Letters From Antarctica
R L Montell of 812 Connecticut Street preserved two letters that traveled with Admiral Byrd to Little America and back. The letters, sent from Lawrence to Byrd HQ, covered about 28,000 and 18,000 miles respectively, with postage costs and Byrd’s fee noted. Government and magazines report extensive postage and a cancellation expert’s effort.
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R. L. Montell
Connecticut Street
Admiral Byrd
Little America
United States
Montell
Pennsylvania Street
Antarctica
Ost
Little Americas
Lawrence
New York City
Panama Canal Zone
New Zealand
San Francisco
New York
Byrd
Senate Favors Copeland Bill Tightening Drug Regulation
Washington April 2 Friends of stricter regulation of foods drugs and cosmetics won the first test vote in the Senate on the Copeland bill to tighten existing law. By 45 to 22 the Senate adopted a committee amendment to permit regulation of substances preparations and devices used in diagnosing as well as curing disease. Senator Clark opposed saying it puts the Senate in an asinine position by classifying devices as drugs. Copeland argued the language is needed to outlaw humbug devices like electrical machines that claim to tell patients their ailments when held between two handles and watched a needle indicator. He cited radium belts touted to prevent appendicitis and other internal troubles. Clark conceded they should be outlawed but called it bad legislation to classify such devices as drugs.
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Friends
Senate
Copeland
Clark
D-N. Y
Firemen respond to multiple blazes in Broadview area
A busy day for firemen began with a chimney fire at the Broadview Inn and continued at 424 Elm Street where a chimney burned out. No damage reported. An hour later a roof fire started at 1933 Tennessee Street due to chimney sparks but was quickly controlled. Local church conference at St Luke A M E to elect Electoral College delegate and discuss parsonage relocation and roof bids.
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Broadview Inn
Logan Dick
Elm Street
Charles Parker
George Snowden
Tennessee Street
St. Luke A.m-E
9Th
New York’ Streets
Electoral College
Emporia
New York Street
William Jones
William Campbell
Sallie Harvey
Richardson
St. James A,m.e. Church
North Lawrence
R. W. Wisner
Ottawa
Kan
Listing program to halt dust storms in western Kansas
Topeka April 2 plan listing program discussed by John G Stutz Kansas relief committee and Louis Fin ams of Kansas State college. Isid ha hopes to start by week end organizing 89 counties to follow lands. Also announces a war department contract for 15 bombing airplanes to Glenn L Martin company of Baltimore for 652279 dollars.
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CPI
Kansas
John G. Stutz
Execes
Kansas Emerrelief Committee
Louis Fin ‘Ams
Kansas State College
Isid Ha
Washington
Apr
War Department
Glenn L. Martin Company
Baltimore
Prospects Attend Weekend Visit to Overland Park
Prospect families headed by Mr and Mrs Martin Rohe Jr and Beulah enjoyed a Sunday visit with Albert Jacobson Gideon Breithaupt and Henry Roche in Overland Park. Mary and Edith Jo Breithaupt visited Wednesday evening while Breithaupt Recuperated at home with a sore throat. Nadine Chanay Aileen Johnson and Dorian Selzer scored 100 in the county spelling prelim at Blue Mound Tuesday afternoon.
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Martin Rohe, Jr
Jand Beulah
Seiver Tadlock
Henry Rohe
Reuben Weeks
Eva
Glenn Smith
Overland Park
Albert Jacobson
Gideon Breithaupt
Henry Roche
Mary
Edith Jo
Roy Breithaupt
Breithaupt
Joe Madisi
Lorenzi Sneicher
Nadine Chanay
Aileen Johnson
Dorian Selzer
Blue Mound
Williams Town Ladies Aid Club Meets for Quilt Making
The Ladies Aid of the local Baptist church held a regular meeting on Wednesday. After the business portion, members began a new quilt. Mr and Mrs Hamill Pearson named their infant Jerry Lee, while the newborn Donald Eugent Duncan is staying with Mr and Mrs John Silvers near Ottawa during his parents absence.
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Ladies Aid
Baptist Church
Hamill Pearson
Jerry Lee
John Silvers
Ottawa
Donald Eugent Duncan
Local Notices and Moves in Williamstown-Oskaloosa Area
Local families restructure homes and farms including Dun, Hamm, Pearson, Lewis and Johnson households. John Mulvihill buys Gilbert farm south of Buck Creek. several families relocate to nearby farms and school districts. German measles affect pupils. basketball team defeats Easton 18 to 11 with Sharkey making all tournament team. Amos Leech, long county commissioner, passes away.
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Wway
Carl Duncan
Memorial Hospital
Bertha O'tremble
Glenn Hamm
Oskaloosa
Ben Wilson
Willamstown
John Mulvihill
Gilbert
Buck Creek School
Arthur White
Earl Smith
Topeka
Charles Johnson
Nanca
Leonard Hatch
Arkansas
Clarence Whale
Jube Woods
Jeff Parnell
Ross Stanwix
Oak Ridge
Kate Mulvihill
Floyd Carl
George Mangold
Williamstown
Hamill Pearson
Bell Memorial Hospital
Frank Welter
Kansas City
Pearson
Bill Kyle
Chatt McCoy
Keith Stanwix
Buck Creek
Albert Glathart
Mia
Earl Elliot
Morris Duncan
Neil Vausbinder
Fritz Gantz
Christian Dunaway
Hot Springs
Easton High
Sharkey
Perry
Amos Leech
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Braddock
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Hazel Kurshea
Ivy Kennedy
Nancy Cummings
Henry Lutz
John Doane
Jerry Cummings
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Ruby Cummings
Jesse Bean
Charles Cummings
Inna Jane
Ormal Hodson
Dave
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Richland Farm Bureau
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Vera
Fern Benander
le- Dena Gerisch
Harold Lurber
Wakarusa
Francis Kennedy
Russell Bowen
Veral
Jeanette Faith
Mable Montfoort
Dolpho Beam
Rosen Lutz
Watson
Richland Farm Bureau Club
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Jermie Bielmyer
White
J. B. Losh
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Darrow White
John Myers
John Wangren
Amelia Costa
Hattie Disney
Charles Ready
Jennie Bielmyer
George Gerisch
Kel- Togg
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Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Wie
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