Hyde outlines three objectives for farm policy reform
Secretary Hyde told the Senate agriculture committee the Republican platform outlines a threefold plan: revise the tariff for better American agriculture, avoid missteps in transportation policy, and create a federal farm board with advisory committees, powers, and resources to address commodity origins markets and distribution. He stressed building new mechanisms while avoiding legislative overreach and said he would not present detailed legislation.
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Washington
Hyde
Senate Agri
Federal Farm Board
Agriculture
Ry-Xead
Hoover
Plight of Flyers Believed Hopeless
Sydney April 3 AP reports friends of the missing Southern aviators cling to a glimmer of hope amid the vast Australian wilderness. Captain Charles Bingsford-Smith pilot Charles T Ulm and two companions sent a message before vanishing east of Wyndham describing a storm and plane trouble. The area described is a largely unexplored inland region near wild rivers and hostile terrain.
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Sydney
Friends of the
Southern
Viators
Charles Bingsford- Smith
Charles T. Ulm
Wyndham
Adn
N.S. W
Kingsford
Wyidth
Kansas City and Topeka Vote Show Shifts in Mayoral Races
In Topeka and other Kansas cities voters approved or rejected key measures and elected mayors and commissioners. Mayor Rigby was re-elected in one city while Wichita backed Sunday movies proposals by a narrow margin. Coffeyville chose Mayor Lang by a 437 vote majority. Leavenworth, Ottawa, and Concordia saw new leadership as budgets and school projects moved forward.
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Topeka
Kans
Anat
Kansas
Wichita
Opeka
Rigby
Harry Lang
Coffeyville
D.E. Britton
Albert
Neville
L.A. Florea
Harley J. Burger
Elmer
Joyce
City Municipa Utilities
Kansas City
James L Beges
Frank M. .Holcomb
George H. Long
Charles A.lowder
Laurence B. Wison
James
Augusta
F. A. Garvin
Stevenso Dodds- City
Dakan
If Cammpbell
Parsena
Dodge City
Dauid
Manhattan
Joe McKeeman
Streete
Mail
Marshall
Pittsburg
A. L. Cowden
Nigvor
Cowden
M. Atkinson
Ivvo
Harmon Hobart
Tole
A. Econ
Mmavorolty Nat
Lindbergh visits Mexico amid unrest and danger
Col Lindbergh travels to Mexico City during internal strife in Morelos and Chihuahua. He flies a Curtis Falcon over the region, dodging rebel activity as the political situation alarms officials and prompts caution for his visit with Ambassador Morrow.
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Mexico
Col
Fiat
E Ness
California
Lindbergh
Mexico City
Valbuena Field
Washington
Army
Jimenez
Morrow
Cuernavaca
Morelos
Ambassador Morrow
Baseball News Roundup From Spring Training Camp
AP dispatches from Houston Miami and other sites report wide ranging spring training notes. Babe Ruth made a brief visit in Houston after touring the Democratic convention hall while Glenn Wright and Brooks faced losing streaks with the Pirates and Giants respectively. Connie Mack’s Athletics optimistic in Philadelphia as Earl Collins plans northward move. Frank McGowan stars for the Browns in Birmingham, and Herman Bell’s Rochester collapse looms as teams prepare for the season.
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Salisbury
N.C
Philadelphia
Connie Mackix
Howin
Athletics
Ddie Collins
Iig
Rebels Fall Back To Santa Rosalia In Northern Campaign
Fragmented war report describes rebel forces under General Eulogio Or Guzm an repulsed after a four hour battle along federal lines. Revolt movement wanes as federal troops under General Callas advance, clearing Veracruz and pushing rebels from Sinaloa toward retreat northward.
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Santa
Rosalia
Eulogio
Ting
Stizios
Secord
Callas
Vérg
Cruz
Sinaloa
Catrilto
Spreeneil
Crus
Congressional stock market talks spark calls for action
Washington April 2 AP reports ongoing Congressional focus on stock market credit. discussions suggest investigations may begin during the April 15 special session. Senator Glass advocates federal reserve limits on stock speculation and notes Mitchell’s alleged violations. House committee hearings on brokers loans are hinted, with mixed views on new legislation.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
Glass Democrat
Virginia
Féderal Reserve Law
Jax
Representative Fish
Republican
New York
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
Peets
Federal Reserve
M Mitchell
Federal Reserve Board
House Rankne
McFadden
Glass
Reserve Board
Notbeck
Fletcher
Florida
Senate Banking Committee
King
Utah
East West Revue to Feature at E U Apel 5 and 6
The Osmopolitan Club at the University presents East-West Revue in Fraser Theater on evenings of the 5th and 6th. Hawaiian standout numbers include the Aloha farewell ceremony with native songs and dance. Filipino Zapata Novelty Troubadours, Hawaiian hawkers act, and Sioux vocal pieces round out the program.
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Fraser Theter
Osmopolitan Club
Zapata
Redpath-Horner Chatauqua
Inter- Cat
Hawaiian Jeyhawkers
Seal Fatar
Fred Kammer
Kansas Nc
DAF
Eli Wamens
Who
Southwest Music Supervisors meet in Wichita with 2000 teachers
More than two thousand music teachers from several states attend the biennial conference in Wichita. Kansas Missouri Colorado Wyoming Nevada Arkansas Oklahoma Texas and others are represented. Lawrence high school students participate in ensembles and clinics under supervision staff and a reception is planned for visitors tonight.
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Wichita
Kans
Southwest
Fieré
Onnle
ATC
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Wyoming
Nevada
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
New Mexico
Arizona
Eer
Margaret Lawery
Sas
Frances Clark
Camden
N. J
Mabel Spizzy
Tulan
Lawrence High School
National Association
Arthur Endacott
Herbert Cleary
Genevieve Vernson
Audra Courter
Jenevieve Hargiss
Byron
Donmeyer
Mable Barnhart
Lawrence Public
Wheat Prices Fall Near Season Low On Liquidation
Chicago April 3 AP Wheat prices dropped toward the season’s low, with heavy liquidation by holders of next futures. Bearish crop reports in the Dakotas and slow export demand contributed to the decline. Canadian prairie sowing and improved conditions in the winter belt tempered fears, while oats and livestock futures showed varied moves across the market.
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Chicago
Dakotas
North America
Liverpool
Prairie Provinces
Alberta
Manitoba
Grain and stock market notes from April dispatches
Readable snippets show agricultural prices for wheat corn oats and alfalfa with bids and receipts across Chicago and Kansas City markets. The Wall Street section notes renewed discount rate pressures, liquidity loss, and mixed gains and losses across oils steel and railroad issues amid federal restraint talk.
Market Dips Persist Amid Late Trading Liquidation
A slow recovery faded as waves of liquidation flowed into the market in the late afternoon. Fladio slid over 3 points to about 99, U S Steel near 179, and a host of majors including General Electric and Western Union fell 4 to 5 points. Total volume around 5.9 million shares. Call money rose to 3 percent as funds influenced closing activity.
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Wall Street
New York
J. (Ap
Federal Reserve
Washington
Hérmay
American Petroleum Institute
Houston
California
New Jersey
Richfield
Pan American B
Marland
Prairie
Standard ON
Atlantic Refining
He- Steel
Bethleham
Express Sharea
Bere
Adams
American Bexpress
Fladio
U. S Steel
Boint: Co
Tne Fernational Fraten
OW BY
General Electric
Montgomery Ward
National Cash Register
Western Union
Olal
Yeanmacay Program and Evening Schedule at ivania Foresters
A scattered schedule lists performances by m KEKU Pama Se Orchaesten and Foresters with times from 600 pm to 9 70 am. It mentions Ronald Jetmore Catlin Door Longines Correct Time and The Continentals along with multiple acts such as The Little Maids Jenny Wren Cooking Set Shoe and The Yeast Foam. Also noted are engagements at grain and livestock markets, Army unit appearances, and hotel events with various venues and times.
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Yeanmacay
Virginia Arnold
Noval
Cope
The
Blue Birds
Jenny Wren
Kansas City
Livestock Exchange
Aileefunald Selmore
Ignny Wwadam
Kansas City Board of Trade
Amalén Irgram
United States Army
Bana
Rudy ‘Waller
Aind Lile Erelieatis
Hotel Lombards
Hawaiian Jayhawks
Grennah Cake Co
Ben Pallack
Fenical Hots
Gichentis
Luefile Nuxzum
P.m
m—Lehn & Kink
Evening Program Schedule and Hospital News
Wednesday Program runs 6:20 to 7:80 with speakers Amteriqua Ora tors and Leo A. Badde from the speech department. Campus news covers Star Beloved Laforge and Mary Turner Satter. Prof. W. H. Hors recovering after appendicitis surgery at Simmons Hospital.
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Amteriqua
Robert
Leo A. Badde
Speach Ge
Laforge
Tha Ping
Mary Turner Satter
Sinwe Janis
Agani
Misa
Aipanda Wulf
Campus News
W. H. Hors
Simmons Hospital
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