Wheat prospects brighter despite drought in Kansas
Topeka April 11 The federal and State departments of agriculture report brighter winter wheat prospects for Kansas with an estimated yield of 129 748 000 bushels based on April 1 conditions. Crop condition 66 percent normal, vs 47 percent last year and 37 percent in 1933.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
State Departments of Agriculture
Large Good Friday Service Draws 400 at Trinity Lutheran
Trinity Lutheran church attracted over 400 attendees for a 7 45 p m Good Friday service led by A C Renter with sixty choir members bearing tapers forming a cross. Rev C A Puls offered a brief address tracing Jesus last hours as two church choirs performed The Wayside Cross and Negro spirituals while the congregation joined in the hymns. The event, now in its second year, drew strong Lawrence interest ensuring future observances.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
A. C. Renter
Leta Walker
C. A. Puls
Jesus
Lawrence
Persian Courses Added to Syrian College Study
Persian will be added to the American University of Beirut language curriculum at the request of Iran's government. The university serves students of 33 nationalities and teaches all courses in English. Arabic first failed due to textbook translation time. Deborah Verry from Pinehurst, NC, won the women’s north and south golf championship in Worcester by beating Jean Bauer of Providence in 19 holes.
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Beirut
Syria
American University of
Deborah
Yerry Pinehurst
N. C
Deborah Verry
Worcester
Mass
Jean Bauer
Providence
R. I
Next Week's Movies at Dickinson and Varsity Theatres
A dense list of film programs for the coming week across Dickinson and Varsity Theatres. Many titles feature Shirley Temple, Al Jolson, Fred Store Farmer, and stars such as Dick Powell, Joan Blondell, Ted Fio Rito. Return and first runs include Broadway Gondolier, Love Me Forever, and She Married Her Boss with multiple showings and variety acts.
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Charlotte Henry
Kdimmie Valentine
Varsity Theatre
Likan Moya
Dinany
The
Prairie
Tauntette Colbert
Melvyn Voueles
Grace Moore
Leo Carrillo
Will Has
Sand and
Sam and
Grave Brad Run
Grant Withers
Lloyd Hughes
Rip Rearing Riley
Kansans Seek Change to Seed Loan Rule
Kansas representatives Frank Carlson and Clifford Hope joined in appealing for a modification to a Rural Rehabilitation rule that blocks farmers who have received rural relief grants from seed and feed loans. They pressed for an early decision after meetings with Joseph L. Dailey. Carlson cited about 10,000 needy Kansas farmers at risk, noting grants as small as 11 dollars disqualified applicants. A Graham county commission telegram urged action to provide emergency seed loans for about 400 deserving farmers awaiting resettlement and planting time.
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Washington
Frank Carlson
Clifford R. Hope
Kansas
Carlson
Hope
Dailey
Graham County
Road Gang at the Granada exposes prison torture
At the Granada the drama Road Gang portrays convicts in a southern prison camp with harsh mistreatment. Donald Woods plays a young writer who uncovers a state political boss. Kay Linaker co stars as his ally against the graft ring, culminating in exposure and reform. Shorts include Major Bowers amateurs and an Our Gang comedy.
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Granada
Donald Woods
Chicago
Kay Linaker
Woods
Henry O'Neill
Joseph King
Carlyle Moore
Miss Linaker
Major Bowers
Our Gang
Program To Be Presented By India School Pupils
India School District No. 53 will stage two operettas on Wednesday evening April 15 at the schoolhouse. Miss Emma Semple and Miss Margaret Fritzel direct. After the performances, pie sandwiches and coffee will be served. Admission is 15 cents for adults and 10 cents for children. Proceeds benefit next year’s school.
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India School District
Emma Semple
Margaret Fritzel
Eaeed
Campaigners haul out the big guns for early primaries
Washington April 11 campaigners haul out big guns for week ahead with Illinois Nebraska primaries and Roosevelt Baltimore address in focus. Borah faces Knox in Illinois test while Landon wins Missouri and Kansas delegations. Georgia and Virginia conventions shape delegate selection for the May 9 Atlanta state session and national convention.
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Roosevelt
Baltimore
Maryland
Borah
Idaho
Wisconsin
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
Danville
Urbana
Standard Oil Company
du Pont Dynasty
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Landon
Virginia
Kansan
London
Missouri
Kansas City
Knox
Georgia
Atlanta
Laptad Ships Hogs by Air to South America
Fred Laptad of the Laptad stock farm near Lawrence plans his forty seventh annual hog sale on April 23. He sold three Durocs to a buyer in Uruguay named G M Hernandez, who ordered air shipment. The hogs weighed about 100 pounds each and were eight months old.
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Fred Laptad
Laptad
Lawrence
South America
G. M. Hernandez
Uruguay
Air Express
Political Front: Farley Named Democratic Worker No. 1
Associated Press reports James A. Farley assumes the top party role without protest. His task is to run the Philadelphia convention smoothly for Franklin D. Roosevelt’s renomination, while quelling dissidents and keeping harmony among leaders like Alfred E. Smith.
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Associated Press
James A. Farley
Democratic Worker No. 1
Philadelphia
Franklin Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Plan Police Program in Ethiopia as Strategy
Rome reports Italian military leaders seek absolute Ethiopian disarmament to transform the east African campaign into police work. An informed source says capitulations by Ethiopian chieftains aim to reduce the war to fascist patrols over conquered territories while awaiting a formal peace settlement. Rebels in the Galla tribes caused over 2,000 Ethiopian casualties in a southern battle.
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Rome
CPI
Italy
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Italian forces report air raids and clashes near Lake Ashangi
Marshal Pietro Badoglio announced an engagement ten miles southwest of the lake against Ras Ghaletaccion forces. He noted Haile Selassie’s troops were routed on the northern front last week. Southern Italian HQ in Somaliland said four scouting planes and 18 bombers bombed Ethiopian positions at Sasa Baneh, Daggah ur, and other concentrations.
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Lake Ashangi
Pietro Badoglio
Ras Ghaletaccion
Haile Selassie
Somaliland
Sasa Baneh
Daggahur
Aid society postpones meeting and community notices
The Aid society postponed its weekly meeting due to snow and cold. A warm Saturday picnic occurred in J. D. Flory pasture with Olive Ploy Ethel Johnson Theda and John Flory. Mrs Gottlieb Nieder and others hosted lunch with Mrs Flory Valley Grove. Various neighbors and families attend social events while farmers face pasture and hay shortages amid dry conditions.
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J. D. Flory
Olive Ploy
Ethel Johnson
Theda
John Flory
Gottlieb Nieder
M. D. Flory
Emma Nieder
W. QO. Flory
Valley Grove
Farm Bureau
Ed Smilley
Stafford
Kan
L. H. Griffith
Smilley
Margaret Griffith
Neal M. Wherry
Memorial High School
Vena
Vera
Hugo Nieder
Mr. Nieder
Lottie Bowser
Marrows
Rural Carriers convention in Ottawa draws crowds
John David and Barbara Ann Knott attended the Second District Rural Carriers convention in Ottawa last Saturday afternoon with a banquet at 6 o clock. Numerous local couples and families visited or hosted events, with several social gatherings and church plans announced for Easter and a concert at Memorial High School. Arthur Frank McDonald and Edith Elizabeth Line were married at the Topeka court house by Probate Judge L Ho Menger.
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Barbara Ann Knott
Ottawa
Bachelor
Charles Kelley
Kelley
Overbrook
J. E. Smith
Ora Smith
Washington Creek
Norville Smith
Topeka
Faye and
Pharon Miller
Lawrence
W. J. Howser
Kansas City
Ralph Weybright
Willard Weybright
John Pasture
New Paris
Ind
LE Smith
Pastma
Wiebe Pastma
Dorothy MacNuffer
Vera
Vera Flory
Memorial High School
Lone Star Sunday School
J. D. Flory
Ageant
Christian Trail
Court House
Arthur Frank McDonald
Wharton
Texas
Edith Elizabeth Line
Topeks
L. Ho Menger
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