Start Attack on Harrison Bonus Plan Debate
Washington on April 26 the Harrison plan to compromise the troubled bonus issue faced a Republican drive for the Vinson bill to pay the bonus in full immediately. Senate Republicans lined up for Vinson as the House had narrowly defeated it. Senator McNary called for a party conference to discuss the issue. President Roosevelt’s advisers fear a combination of Republicans and Democrats backing cash payment could upend the administration’s compromise. Harrison’s bill, approved by the Senate finance committee, would pay cash only up to the certificates’ surrender value. Vinson would pay in full but leave financing to the government. Patman would pay in full in new currency. Veterans’ estimates: Patman 2.20 billion, Vinson 2.26 billion, Harrison 1.20 billion. Morgenthau proposed a federal inheritance tax to fund any bonus bill.
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Washington
Harrison
Vinson
Senate
House
McNary
Roosevelt
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Congress
Couzens
Hastings
Finance Committee
Patman
Veterans Bureau
Morgenthau
Treasury
Pleasant Grove to Play Centropolis in Sunday Baseball
The Pleasant Grove team opens at Centropolis on Sunday at 2 30 after warming up for the season. Opposing them will be the Kansas City Fire Department. The Pleasant Grove lineup includes Carney Morrison Johnson Harris Bethel Christie Reusch Guffleroc and Durant with Ice Box Raided reports.
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Pleasant Grove
Centropolis
Kansas City Fire Department
Carney
Morrison Ef. Johnson
Harris
Bethel
Christie
Reusch
Guffleroc
Durant
Test Your Knowledge Seven Classified Answers
A reader asks seven knowledge questions from a classified page. Questions cover immortality Blaine presidency Raymond Hamilton authorship of Martin New England states cellulose seals fish national jurisdiction New Caledonia location Colley Cibber US presidents Saint patron of music Society of the Cincinnati Trenton capital Cebu location Yale University pre 1900 books Usher author fairy tale glass slipper university site New Mexico location.
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James G. Blaine
Raymond Hamilton
Martin
New England
Pacific
New Caledonia
Colley Cibber
U. S
White House
Washington
Society of the Cincinnati
Trenton
Cebu
New Haven
Conn
House of Usher
University of New Mexico
Five Flory Brothers Gather for Douglas County Reunion
Longtime Douglas county residents the Flory brothers lifelong here since 1864 plan a reunion. Austin born 1865 in Indiana, Lester 1858, Charles 1859, Lee 1865, Lou 1866 all raised in the county. The siblings, now retired farmers, run Lawrence grocery stores except Austin at Lone Star.
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Austin Flory
Douglas County
E. W
Eliza Flory
Willow Springs
Whitley County
Indiana
Austin
Lester Flory
Charles
Charles Flory
Quenemo
Osage County
Lee Flory
Lou Flory
Lee
Lou
Lawrence
Lone Star
LIKES TO DRAW HORSES EXHIBIT AT BELL MUSIC STORE
Public school art exhibition features Clarence Payne sixth grade student at Lincoln school with horse drawings. His teacher is Mrs Lillian Webster. The window display at 925 Massachusetts street shows his horse scenes from various angles. The exhibit includes a 10 foot panel from Lawrence teachers meeting two years ago. It will run until Friday May 3.
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Bell Music Store
Massachusetts
Clarence Payne
Paul Payne
Walnut Street
Lincoln School
Lillian Webster
Altho Clarence
Lawrence
Clarence
A Cappella Choir Sings Anthem and Concert Sunday
Westminster A Cappella Choir will sing Gounod s By Babilony s Wave at the First Presbyterian Church during Music Week morning service. Miss Meribah Moore soprano will perform I Know That My Redeemer Liveth from the Messiah. Evening program features Crucifixus and four Russian anthems plus Negro spirituals with Mary Louise Beltz solo. Train schedule changes: Union Pacific 114 altered to 3 25 p m. Rock Island trains 24 25 26 discontinued. No 82 18 12 times adjusted. Lawrence arrivals shifted.
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Westminster A Cappella
Gounod
Babyloni
First Presbyterian Church
Meribah Moore
School of Fine Arts
Redeemer
Emporia
Pratt
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Jesu
Totti Noble Schuetky
Agnus Dei
Kalinnikol
Rachmaninoff
Sretchaninoff
Centralia
Mary Louise Beltz
Ikolsky
Noble Cain Evry
H. Te
Union Pacific
Lawrence
Kansas City
Rock Island
Intruder Found In Home On New Jersey Street
Isabel Carson reports returning from church at 9:45 PM to find a broken front door glass and a man inside the house. He fled toward the porch before she could describe him. nothing was missing. Police notified of the break in at 839 New Jersey Street.
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Isabel Carson
New Jersey Street
Tests for scholars well here are basketball tests
A University of Kansas student exercise outlines tests for scholars using local stories and campus topics to measure reasoning. It notes party schedules at fraternity houses and explains limnology class activities and a basketball Olympic bid dated for August 8 to 14, 1986 with upcoming regulation details.
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Summerfield
University of Kansas
Joe Sutton
K. U
W. A. Dill
E. R. Elbel
F.C. Allen
Karl Dieum
General Olympic Committee
Berlin
Bailey denounces Coughlin as a political threat in 1936 dialogue
Washington reports Senator Bailey labels Father Charles E. Coughlin a danger when he uses church influence for political aims. Observers consider 1936 tactics as potential unification with Senator Long, with Milo Reno backing a Coughlin Long merger at the Farmers Holiday convention. Bailey preserves respect for ministry but condemns radio incitement and political misuse of clerical authority.
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Washington
UTI
Bailey
Charles E. Coughlin
Father Coughlin
Senator Long
D-La
Des Moines
Milo Reno
Coughlin- Long
Senate
Senator Bailey
North Carolina
Coughlin
Father
Fined Five Dollars for Assault in Police Court
John Barnes was fined $5 in police court this morning for assaulting 12 year old Charles Bell of 520 Maine Street with intent to do bodily injury. Barnes said he aimed to discipline the youth who lives with his grandmother Mrs. Laura Bell.
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John Barnes
Charles Bell
Maine Street
Barnes
Laura Bell
Prayer saves man from death chair in Oklahoma City
Lloyd Grable, condemned for a Fletcher bank holdup, was spared after a bailiff's prayer during jury deliberations led the Oklahoma Criminal Court of Appeals to grant a new trial. The court ruled the prayer violated statutes and noted the bailiff overstepped his duties. Grable, a 37 year old mechanic and father of three, had been on death row since 1944.
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Oklahoma City
Lloyd Grable
Grable
James D. Davenport
State Criminal Court of Appeals
Thomas E. Edwards
Thomas H. Doyle
M. L. Bergan
Stanley Bates
Davenport
Fletcher
Comanche County
McAlester
Dust Follows Clouds Across Kansas After Moisture Bump
Rain cooled eastern Kansas while western regions stayed dry and dusty. Central to western towns reported minimal rainfall though places like Bird City and Oswego recorded moisture. dust carried by winds moved east and back toward Oklahoma. Meteorologist 8. D. Flora warned dust would ease by tomorrow with temperatures near freezing in northwestern Kansas and in the fifties elsewhere.
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Topeka
Kansas
Bird City
Goodland
Phillipsburg
Oswego
Parsons
Independence
Iola
D. Flora
Oklahoma Line
Flora
Attorney Samuel Glassmire Visits Lawrence Son at School
Tulsa attorney Samuel H. Glassmire, a 20 year legal veteran and author of Oil and Gas Royalties, is spending the weekend in Lawrence visiting his son Havin Glassmire, a Lawrence High School student. His second book, Oil and Gas Royalties and Leases, is due soon.
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Samuel H. Glassmire
Tulsa
Okla
Lawrence
Havin Glassmire
Lawrence High School
Glassmire
Oklahoma
Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers Visit Santa Cruz Estate
Mary Pickford and the youth Charles Buddy Rogers are guests of Miss Marion Hollins, golf and real estate owner, at the Paso Tiempo estate in Santa Cruz. A N Goolin, manager of the Paso Tiempo golf club and development, disclosed Pickford has been there two days and Rogers is staying at the guest house.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Mary Pickford
Charles “Buddy” Rogers
Marion Hollins
A. N. Goolin
Paso Tiempo Golf Club
Hollins
Clinton school ends term with thirty four pupils tested
Thirty four pupils took the final examinations at Clinton school Saturday with Miss Brown and Miss Opal Shaw in charge. Mrs Roy Hartell returned from Lawrence where she cared for her daughter Mrs Elwin Herschell and infant daughter who came home with Mrs Harrell for a visit. The Double Six club met with Mrs Dee Maness last Thursday afternoon as Laurene Asmond of Larned called.
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Clinton School
Miss Brown
Opal Shaw
Roy Hartell
Lawrence
Elwin Herschell
Effie Kampschroeder
Cletus Lehman and Son
Mackey
M. J. Murphy
Fred Baldwin
Rose and Moreland
Edith Kampschroeder
Topeka
Ward
Robert
Paul
Garnett
Sterling College
Alice Ward
Girls Glee Club
Harry Murphy
Norman Gibler
Patricia McKay
Nadine Hout
Doris Anderson
Moreland Baldwin
Augusta Hadl
Beatrice McKay
Dorothy
Jean Bachelor
Wesley Meek
Jeanette Hadl
Roberta Harrell
Augusta
Beathy
Katharine Gibler
Louise Baldwin
Jack
Dorothy Woodward
William Tarpey
Doris
Edith
Jack Anderson
Moreland
Marjorie
Virginia
Vivian Hout
Keathy Meek
Clinton
Bachelor
Dorothy Jean
Arthur Losh
Halderman
Kennison
Old Belvoir
Loretta Shaw
Roscoe Jones
Kansas City
Belvoir
Clinton Community News Highlights and Obituaries
Local residents gather for school program and Easter events. Rev Ward and family visit Sterling College glee clubs. Miss Alice Ward returns for Easter. Clinton and Belvoir schools close with dinners, programs, and honors. Mrs Catharine Payne dies at nearly 89. funeral at Presbyterian church.
Pickens and Vicinity Easter Dinner Guests and Activities
Sunday guests at J A Andersons included W P Kapp family from Des Moines and LeRoy Pierce family from Lawrence plus several Andersons from Independence Linwood and Linwood. An Easter egg hunt and a food time were reported. Local visitors and Easter program attendance noted along with a school picnic and ice cream treat.
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J. A. Anderson
W. P. Kapp
Des Moines
LeRoy Pierce
Lawrence
Eulah
Florence Anderson
Independence
Missouri
Eva and
Arlein Anderson
Linwood
KE. Travis
Katie Henik
Kansas City
Mary Lee
Howard Cline
Tonganoxie
Ezra Wilbur
Bonner Springs
Charles Henik
Travis
George Henik
Frank Henik
Carl Silkey
William Henak
Jesse Woods
Henak
Miss Wager
A. M. Willets
Mr. Bradfield
Willets
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
The Farley family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of husband and father Virgil Sam Farley and for the flowers. Mrs. Virgil Farley and children.
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Virgil
Sam) Farley
Henik Family Visits At The Heniks Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Henik hosted on Sunday morning with children Frank Ruby and Lola Mae visiting the Henik residence. The short call noted family presence at the home of Mr and Mrs Henik with the visitors named.
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Charles Henik
Frank, Ruby
Lola Mae Henik
Leonard Anderson Attends Villa Eden School Event
Leonard Anderson joined Monday evening and the later sessions of the last day of school program and supper at Villa Eden, participating in the community gathering.
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Leonard Anderson
Villa Eden
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Lawrence High
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Buddy” Rogers
Clinton-Belvoir
Ion Tucker
Blanch Harrell
Thelma
Fern Kampschroeder
Harriet Hume
Irene Gibler
Rose Baldwin
Bruce Harrell
Faye Anderson
Ruby Kampschroeder
Catharine Payne
Russell White
Martin Tarpey
John Hout
Will Tucker
Oscar Britton
Payne
Methodist Church
Edd
Clinton Cemetery
Charles Hodges
Jean Harlow
William N Harlow Powell
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