Changing Views On New Deal Programs In Congress
The article discusses Senate voices in Maryland and Iowa calling for repeal or modification of the AAA and NRA while noting they likely remain core to the administration's program. It cites political shifts after Michigan's GOP victory and Clyde Reed's Washington appearance opposing holding company bills, advocating reform and regulation over outright elimination.
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Tydings
Maryland
AAA
NRA
Senator Murphy
Iowa
Congress
Michigan
Social security bill faces House floor amid reluctance
The Democratic majority plans to bring the social security bill to the floor despite opposition within the party. Administration labels the measure as fair, but skeptics warn funding is not in sight and immediate benefits would be limited, delaying effectiveness.
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Tine
Congress
Greek Aftermath and Share the Wealth Debate
The article discusses a policy program in abeyance amid budget balance aims. It notes observers question how long wealth sharing would last and describes Greece facing decisions on officers convicted by courts martial after a revolt. The government, planning harsh penalties, risks fueling future hatred as riots erupt in Athens over traitors.
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Greece
Athens
Sepa
Local items from town and university events
Old Home Town notes Ruth Hoover and Jean ette McElhiney travel to Urbana Illinois for a sectional convention of the women's Athletis Association at the University of Illinois. Lawrence Morris party continue to New York City for future home. High School Y W G A officers elected for next year. Kiwanis hosts university basketball letters to ten players at Chamber of Commerce banquet. Names include Tusten Ackerman Wilfred Belgard Harold Schmidt Verne Wilkins Vernon Engle Albert Peterson Harold Zuber Ward Hitt Gale Gordon Clifford Campbell. Train strike injures three Kemper dairy workers. hospital reports minor injuries. Major S G Clarke ill at home after wartime wound. Mrs Holland Wheeler returns from Tampa Florida. Mr and Mrs R B Fothergill relocate to Hollywood.
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Ruth Hoover
Jeanette McElhiney
Urbana
Ill
Women’s Athletis Association
University of Illinois
Lawrence Morris
Lawrence
New York City
Willerdean Harner
Edna Lemon
Helen Hungerford
Katherine Weatherby
Kiwanis Club
K. C
Chamber of Commerce
Tusten Ackerman
Wilfred Belgard
Harold Schmidt
Verne Wilkins
Vernon Engle
Albert Peterson
Harold Zuber
Ward
Harry Moore
Ivan Transmeier
Gordon Tyre
Kemper
Ottawa
Santa Fe
County Farm
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
S. G. Clarke
Holland Wheeler
Tampa
Fla
S. W. Shell
Shell
R. B. Fothergill
Hollywood
The Redenat play at the opera house in April
Twenty five years ago on April 3 the Continental stage presented The Redenat a Clever Play by Muriel Culp. The Daughters of the American Revolution of Lawrence promise an interesting event at the opera house on April 13 and 14 with Miss Georgia Brown directing rehearsals and a listed cast forthcoming.
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Muriel Culp
Ersocl Onera House
Lawrence
Opera House
Georgia Brown
Declamation winners pace high school contest night
A crowded auditorium heard Avery Olney win first prize in the declamation contest with Bessie Anderson second and Maude Moore third. Numerous local residents and guests attended as community updates followed including moves by staff and celebrations.
Recital and town election news from Lawrence
Forty years ago on April 3 the town debated tights versus bloomers for a Robin Hood chorus and witnessed hatless hat promos as millinery shops offered refreshments and concerts. Miss Annie Bundy of Westmoreland gave a celebrated KU recital. Driving Park construction began. in Kansas City the Daughters of the American Revolution welcomed members. In the Sixth Ward election S. S. McCann won a city council seat, with A L Selig elected mayor and other officers named.
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Lawrence
Bundy
Kansas University School of Music
Annie Bundy
Westmoreland
Music
Farrell
Driving Park Brack
Wilder S. Metcalf
Boston
Louis St. Clair McCall
Inez
Zook
Daughters of the American Revolution
Kansas City
S. S. McCann
E. B. Dicker
A. L. Selig
C. S. Duncan
L. 5. Steele
Board of Education
Alice L. Litchfield
J. D. Fincher
J. N. Newlin
John Charlton
A. A. Cooper
S. W. Noland
ED. W. Littell
A. Shaw
C. P. Grovenor
William Nadelhoffer
A. N. Dunakin
J. M. G. Watt
Big Springs 4-H Club at Douglas County meeting
The Big Springs 4-H Club represented by Boys' Leader John D. Henry and members Lawrence Cree George Wagstaff Alma Henry and Elsie Kellogg attended the Douglas County Model 4-H Club meeting contest held Saturday night at No. schoolhouse. Wilma Glenn hosted a Wiener roast Sunday evening at her parents home Mr and Mrs W B Glenn. Topeka guests included several named individuals. The Big Springs Farm Bureau Club met Thursday at Mrs Vesta Bahnmaier home with demonstrations on gardening under glass and tin tricks, a covered dish luncheon, and a discussion of sheets. Members listed and next meeting set for the third Wednesday in September at Mrs Mattie Matney. Mr and Mrs Will Wymer attended a family dinner in Topeka and others hosted dinners at various homes.
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Big Springs
Douglas County
No. Schoolhouse
John D. Henry
Lawrence Cree
George Wagstaff
Alma Henry
Elsie Kellogg
Wilma
Glenn
W. B. Glenn
Topeka
Beastie Herschell
Bertha Teal
Norah Mae
Sar
Vesta
Bahnmajer
Flass
Gladys Holloway
Grace Dark
Billy
R. M. Gray
Edna Bahnmeier
Margaret Bahnmaier
Kathleen Bahnmeier
J. J. Svoboda
Fulton
Henry Damm
Elizabeth Bahnmaier
Ester Bahnmaier
Misa Sophiz Damm
Mattie Matney
Verna Bahnmaier
Pert
Will Wymer
Sanjay
D. W. Dews
Topekar
A. G. Noe
Merie Scheer
David Merle
Milton, Boyd
George Vernon
Elmer Husted
Lawrence
Gladys Noe
David Now
Moonlit cotillion tests James and Leslie’s ties
In a moonlit New Concord garden, host James faces strain as Leslie grows distant while Jane supports him with flirtatious banter. Leslie’s evasions and Jane's calculated wiles collide during a courtyard march, prompting James to demand clarity before an upcoming confrontation with Leslie.
Q Ducks Named For First Voyage On The Pond
The ducks admire a new sailboat named Q. Ducks after Willy Nilly paints it on the stern. Mrs Quacko hosts a small launch gathering with brook lemonade and pond weed sandwiches as the vessel slides into the water for its maiden voyage.
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Q. Guck
Mery Graham Bonner
Mrs. Quacko
Willy Nilly
Diaphragm role in mammals and breathing explained
The diaphragm is a dome shaped muscle key to mammalian respiration. Contraction flattens it raising abdomen pressure and lowering chest pressure aiding blood circulation breathing and digestion. Diaphragmatic breathing is emphasized in exercise. Tomorrow Sulphur and Molasses.
German Heroes Memorial Day stamps issued for national day of mourning
German stamp issue features two denominations 6 and 12 pfennigs with a helmeted soldier and oak frame. labeled Heldengedanktag 1935 in translation Heroes Memorial day. Masaryk birth anniversary honored by Czechoslovakia with four commemoratives showing him in profile and full face. Cyprus plans new over 1924 set. Mexican 20 centavo sheet printed in overcolored form. Sudan air mail provisionals from 434 piastre brown with English and Arabic overprints.
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Quinton James Ermany
Mother Earth
Thomas Garr
Eerique Masaryk
Republic of
Czechoslovakia
Masaryk
Cyprus
Edward
New York
Sudan
Flashes of Life and Oddities From Across the Nation
A jumble of brief items from Charleston to Chicago, including a juror puzzled by seating, a student log of graduation miles, a councilman elected in a city ward, a mother’s defense of a girl delaying dental work, and a note on politeness in a Chinese newspaper. The miscellany features names like Judge Collett Littlepage, John Morgan, Ralph Scott, and James Doyle.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Collett Littlepage
John Morgan
John Morgans
Resignation of Johnson county case supervisor in Kansas brief
Mrs. Mary MacCosham, Johnson county case supervisor, has resigned effective May 1. County commissioners will appoint a successor later. MacCosham faced criticism from indigents under her supervision for alleged unfair distribution of work. Meanwhile other Kansas items report Harold Bingaman's arrest for robbing a recluse of 3000 dollars in Arkansas City, Henry Small's 100th birthday near Horton, and Dodge City noting rainfall one third below normal contributing to dust storms.
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Associated Press
Mary MacCosham
Johnson County
MacCosham
Aney
Arkansas City
Harold P. Bingaman
George Noble
Bingaman
Wichita
Cecil Parshall
Noble
Ingaman
Dodge City
Kansas
Farmers Union Weighs Free Supper and Auction Program
The Pleasant Valley Farmers Union will host a free supper at 8 o clock in the Pleasant Valley school house on Tuesday night April 9 The program includes an old fashioned auction and an agricultural moving picture show presented by W R The event aims to inform and unite local farmers with a community gathering stay and participate in the supper and entertainment provided by the union
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Pleasant Valley Farmer's Union
Pleasant Valley School House
W. R
Benes as Roaming Ambassador Shapes Postwar Europe
Eduard Benes, Czechoslovakia’s long-serving foreign minister, is hailed as a skilled roving ambassador guiding postwar Europe. Founder of the Little Entente with Yugoslavia and Romania, he favors direct talks within the League of Nations to preserve treaty borders and curb German revisionism. He rose from peasant origins to Prah university, influenced by Tomas Garr Masaryk, now president.
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Europe
Czechoslovakia
Eduard Benes
Little Entente
Yugoslavia
Rumania
League of Nations
Benes
University of
Radio Programs Wednesday Evental April 3 Schedule
Radio listings for KMBC WDAF WREN and others show daytime and evening sessions featuring orchestras, singers, and talk programs. Notable names include Jack Armstrong Jimmy Allen Kellogg Prom Boake Carter and Gene Maney with multiple stations airing classics like Enric Madriguera and Red Davis while WREN hosts concert and drama blocks. The schedule runs through late night with musicals news and theater features across KMBC WDAF WREN and affiliated outlets.
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KMBC
Happy, Law
WDAF
Wren—Kellogg
Jack Armstrong
Ra K
O'Nais
Jimmy All — Jae
Kansas City Dines
Wren
Red Davis
KNBC
Buck Rogers
Plamotion Echoes
WDAE
Uncle Ezra
Boake Carter
Diane
Wren—Penthonse
Eden C Hill
Lanny Rose
Osch
Wayne Ridg
Town Hall
Fred Allen
Richard Bonelli
Andre Kostelanetz
John McCormack
Burma
Allen
Tack Pearl
Guy Lombardo
WWDAF
Columbia
Wren—Ames
Andy
Addreas
John ¢ Kennedy
Nurt
Marge
Chevrolet
EMBC
Kansas
Gemu
Mel
Jimmy Allen
Instrels
Ruth Ettace Kellogg
Wes Rady Grates
le Spitalny
Embc Acim
Liberty
NBC
Glen Grays Orchestra
KMGC
the Tattler
John B. Kennedy
Wren—Amos
Myrt
Bob Chester
Meredith Willson
Aldara
F. E. Townend
Sims Culbertson
Manny LaPart
Orch
Jacques Renard
Joe Haymes
Tom Coakley
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WREX
Shandor
Art Jarrett
R Herhie Kay
Westere
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