Predicted Roosevelt Veto Ties Wage Hour Shift Fight
Washington reports a presidential veto forecast if the Barden farm processing exemptions are added to wage hour revisions. Roosevelt, returning from Warm Springs, urged leaders to report on the bill as Congress debates amendments and labor relief funding.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
White House
Senate
Danaher
R.-Conn
House
Barden
Labor Committee
Puerto Rico
Virgin Island
Ramspeck
D.ga
Congress
Agriculture Department
Cox
D-Ga
Smith
D-Va
National Labor Board
Pigs Run Wild After Baltimore Freight Crash
After a freight train wreck in southwest Baltimore five carloads of pigs were released. Pigs filled cellars streets and cars as passersby helped herd and rescue them. Officials counted 48 killed 350 recaptured and the rest missing at dawn.
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Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
White fencing debate swells among Lawrence families
In Lawrence the talk of white fencing grows amid yards of John Stutz and Rice Phelps homes as residents discuss curb appeal. Zephyr Bakery hosts open house drawing 2000 visitors. city council plans regular session tonight. Francis O Rourke of Ellis sentenced to 30 days jail and $200 fine after a liquor raid seized 1700 pints of spirits. Omitted details point to officials Will Johns and Morton Cole.
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John Stutz
New Hampshire Street
Rice Phelps
Seventeenth and
Tennessee
Francis O’rourke
Ellis
Ellis County
Justice of the Peace
O’rourke
Will Johns
Lawrence
Morton Cole
Attorney General’s Office
Crafton Injured Directing New K U Film
Prof Allen Crafton head of speech and dramatic art at K U slipped on Ad building steps while directing a cinema scene. He tore ligaments in both knees and was ordered to rest for several days, missing tonight's annual Speech Arts banquet where awards would be announced.
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Allen Crafton
Department of
Speech and Dramatic Art
K. A
Vera Margaret Hurt
Liberty Memorial High School
Vic Hart
Women’s Athletic Association
Mollie Hand
Haskell High School
Kelley to Speak Twice On Music Week Talks
Charles Fabens Kelley assistant director and curator of the Chicago Art Institute will give an address and speak over KFKU radio at the University tomorrow. At 10 oclock he will address an all University convocation in Hoch Auditorium and at 2 30 he will be interviewed by Dean Swarthout over the air.
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Charles Fabens Kelley
Chicago Art Institute
KFKU
Hoch Auditorium
D. M. Swarthout
Bund Suit Thrown Out Over No-Show in New Jersey
A $1,950,000 libel case brought by the German American Bund Auxiliary of New Jersey against the Newark Ledger was dismissed by Circuit Judge Joseph C. Wolker after the plaintiffs failed to appear in Newton New Jersey.
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Newton, N. J
Bund Auxiliary, Inc
New Jersey
Newark Ledger
Joseph C. Wolker
Allies Hold Fast Against Germans in Norway War
Allies reported holding firm under growing German pressure in Norway while Britain sought closer Italy ties. German air raids hit Molde and Andalsnes as Norwegian battles raged and Allied transports arrived daily. Two British trawlers were sunk with no casualties, and Britain denied sinking 18 transports. Prime Minister Chamberlain faced questions in the Commons amid talks of a possible secret session.
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Norway
Britain
Hitler
Italy
Molde
Andalsnes
War Office
Namsos
Gudbrandshalen
Hammond
Larwood
Germany
Norwegian
Lord Halifax
Giuseppe Bastianini
Rome
Norwegian Telegraph Agency
Lake Engeset
Alesund
Berfen
Trondheim
Andalesnes
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Newsman speaks at K U convocation by Streit
Clarence K Streit New York Times foreign correspondent spoke at Fraser hall at 4 PM as part of a university convocation. He attended Kansas City dinner of the National Federation of Women's Press Clubs and joined KU on invitation. He promotes the Inter Democracy Federal Unionists and authored Union Now.
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Clarence K. Streit
New York Times
Fraser Hall
Streit
National Federation of Women’s Press Clubs
Kansas City
K U
Inter-Democracy Federal Unionists Association
Union Now
City Worker Electrocuted in Lola Kansas
Clarence Lyman of the city electrical department was electrocuted while working on a new feeder line from the Pioneer plant west of Lola into Tola. Whistles to blow for peace are planned with noon daily silent prayers for world peace, backed by church groups and the city council.
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Gladys Dowers
Kansas City
Lola City
Lola
Kan
Clarence Lyman
City Electrical Department
Pioneer
Tola
Dallas
Income Tax Collections In Kansas Surpass 1939 Figures
Topeka Kan Apr 29 Kansas income tax collections run about 300000 ahead of 1939 despite a commission forecast of a decline. Commission Chairman John McCuish attributed the gain to better business and federal employees paying the levy for the first time. He said the overestimate error mirrored prior expectations and may allow a property tax millage cut from 1.30 mills adopted last August.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Revenue and Taxation Commission
Commission
John McCuish
McCuish
Mrs. Rachel McKitrick Dies at 72 in Lawrence
Mrs. Rachel McKitrick aged 72 died at her home 1041 Vermont street. Funeral at First Christian church Tuesday at 3 PM with Rev. Harold G Barr officiating. Burial in Memorial Park cemetery. Survived by four daughters and three sons. Ten grandchildren. Rebekah Lodge 4 members urged to attend.
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Rachel McKitrick
Vermont Street
First Christian Church
Harold G. Barr
Memorial Park Cemetery
Rebekah Lodge Number 4
Roy Bolen
Goodland
Fred Bolen
Pratt
Raymond. McKitrick
Harrisonville
O. A. Karnes
Topeka
M. C. Karnes
Lawrence
Mary Melton
Poole
J. C. Rumsey
Mission
Kan
Mrs Vienna Chilcote Payne 78 Lansing died at home
Mrs Vienna Chilcote Payne of Lansing died this morning at her home at age 78. Survived by two sons R D Payne and L L Payne, a sister Mrs A C Curtis, and two grandchildren Walter Hunter Payne and Betty Sue Payne. Widow of former state treasurer Walter L Payne. Born November 1 1861 in Seymour Iowa. Family moved to Oskaloosa in 1870 and married May 24 1884. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Vienna Chilcote Payne
Lansing
R. D. Payne
L. L. Payne
Burlingame
A. C. Curtis
Ness City
Walter Hunter Payne
Ottawa
Betty Sue Payne
Walter L. Payne
John and
Mary Chilcote
Seymour
Wayne County
Oskaloosa
Program at Haskell Institute Features Vocal and Piano
Students Miss Ruth Greatt and Prof. Joseph Wilkins presented a program of vocal and piano music at Haskell Institute chapel last evening. Loring, a KU senior, played selections including Whippoorwill by Ruth Orcutt. Miss Arbouine Goodjohn of Leavenworth sang with Robert Glotzbach of Wamego accompanying.
German Advance Pressed Back in Norwegian Theatre
Allied lines report German columns driving toward Dombas and Roros were repulsed while British forces land at Andalsnes and push reinforcements via rail. Narvik area sees slight air activity with a small German force surrounded by British and Norwegian troops. Norwegian government thanks Britain France and Poland for aid.
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Alvydal
Roros
Foldal
Hjerkin
Alvdal
Dombas- Storen
Stockholm
Tidningen
Hjerkinn
British War Office
London
Andalsnes
Dombas
Debarkation Point
War Office
Gudbrands
Kvam
Glomma
Oslo
Storen
Trondheim
Narvik
Norway
Coun
Halvdan Koht
Britain
Top Aviation Jobs Go to Trained Mechanics
Kansas City aviation firms seek U S Civil Aeronautics Authority certified airplane and engine mechanics. The Missouri Aviation Institute offers rapid government exam prep, pays railroad fares to students, and provides flexible terms for men aged 16 to 40 seeking aviation careers. Write for a free illustrated booklet from Dept. 145 Municipal Airport Kansas City Missouri.
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Kansas City
U. S. Civil Aeronautics Authority
Missouri Aviation Institute
U. S
R. R
Municipal
Missouri
Journal-World Writer Wins State Club Award
Kathryne Wilson Stevens of the Lawrence Journal-World and Nellie K. Schnyder of Caldwell are named state winners by the New York Herald-Tribune for Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs coverage. Stevens reviewed a Dean Schwegler speech. Schnyder covered a shawl exhibit. Winners may advance to Milwaukee for the national competition.
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Kathryne Wilson Stevens
Lawrence Journal-World
Nellie K. Schnyder
Caldwell
New York Herald-Tribune
Kansas
Kansas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Stevens
Dean R. A. Schwegler
K. U. School of Education
Schnyder
Five Room House Under FHA Plan Starts at 1524 Rhode Island
Construction begins today on a five room residence at 1524 Rhode Island street. George Humphrey leads the project under the Federal Housing Administration plan with George Kampfir as builder. The completed house will feature clapboard exterior and is valued at 5500 dollars.
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Rhode Island Street
George Humphrey
Federal Housing Administration
Journal- World
George Kampfir
Crashes mar Althe trips injure none in geology group
Weekend field trips by geology department personnel were disrupted by two crashes. A six car caravan returning from the St Francis mountains near St Louis overturned on wet pavement between Sedalia and Warrensburg Missouri. no injuries among six students in the Plymouth sedan driven by Eugene Young a sophomore from Omaha. Another group at the Ozarks with Dr R M Dreyer ran off the road Friday morning but both cars returned to campus.
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Althe
Geology
St. Francis Mountains
St. Louis
Sedalia
Warrensburg
Eugene Young
Omaha
Ozarks
Ozarks With Dr. R. M.dreyer
Towboat Stranded on Sandbar Near Omaha During Missouri River Opening
The river towboat Kansas City Socono and four barges loaded with 890000 gallons of gasoline and kerosene struck a sandbar about 30 miles below Omaha. The incident marred the opening of Missouri river navigation for the season.
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Omaha
Kansas City Socono
Delegates for Third Term from Massachusetts
Delegates for Third Term Boston April 29 report a large share of Democratic national convention candidates from Massachusetts. The slate includes those pledged to Postmaster General and other party leaders.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Roosevelt Backed by Farley Line for 1936 Nomination
General James A. Farley disclosed today that the party would rally behind President Roosevelt if he seeks renomination. The statement signals unity within the party structure ahead of the next campaign.
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Eral
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
Red Sox topple Athletics 11 to 3 in Boston slugfest
Boston pounded three pitchers to defeat Philadelphia’s Athletics 11 to 3. Jimmy Tabor hit his second homer of the series as Boston Buster Pabgoelpnth aided the big win. Other American League matchups and National League scores are noted in the recap.
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Indianapolis
Haley
Ride
West
Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Athletics
Jimmy Tabor
Sox
Pabgoelpnth
Boston
Harris
Desautels
Caster
Ross
McCrabb
Brucker
New York
Washington Chandler and
St. Louis
Dean and Todd
Cooper and Padgett
Simple Lemons and Ru-Ex Cure Rheumatic Pain Quickly
A home remedy advertises mixing Ru-Ex Compound with four lemons and water to ease rheumatic arthritis or neuritis pains within 48 hours. The claim promises money-back if relief is not seen, sold by druggists and Round Corner Drug Company.
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Round Corner Drug Company
Good Drug
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