Guardsmen mobilized to quell Missouri strip mine unrest
In Lamar and surrounding areas guardsmen and state patrols were mobilized as 1000 to 1500 deep miners threatened disruption at Missouri strip mines. Units from Nevada, Lamar, Webb City and Anderson joined Air Force planes from St. Louis en route to Minden to deter possible clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri National Guard
Lamar
H. W. Brown
Pittsburgh Kan
National Guard
Minden
Here
Kansas Hine
St. Louis
Springfield
Joplin
Nevada
Kansas City
Alma
Franklin
Kansas
Missouri
Missouri Line
Eigirteen
Kan
Mine Union
Deep Mine
Applin
Rene Ray Watson
203Rd
Webb City
Minden Mines
Missouri Strip
Strong Democratic opposition to municipal bankruptcy bill in Senate
In Washington on April 30 AP reports sharp Democratic clashes over a municipal bankruptcy relief bill. Senator Glass denounced it as discriminatory and destructive to the bond market, asking why not destroy the municipal bond market too. Senator Van Nuys called the measure vicious and unconstitutional, and Senator Clark argued it should be titled a bill to authorize repudiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Glass
D.-Va
van Nuys
D.-Ind
Weather forecast for Kansas unsettled with cooler temps
Unsettled conditions cover Kansas with cooler highs in the north. Overnight through Tuesday bring clear mornings and cloudy Topeka, partly cloudy Manhattan, and rain in Emporia. Road conditions mostly good with Emporia fair. Douglas County roads reported good. Temperatures show yesterday’s high near 70 and a trace of rainfall by noon today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Manhattan
Emporia
Douglas
Dollfuss Constitution Gains Overwhelming Approval
Vienna April 30 AP The Austrian parliament approves the Dollfuss constitution by 74 to 2 from 165 members with 470 other laws decreed since he dissolved the chamber. Only two Pan-German members vote against. all Pan-Germans Agrarians and 72 Socialists are absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Engelbert Dollfuss
Agrarians
Youth Week program highlights public health work in Douglas County
Rotarians heard a Youth Week program led by Dr. A J Anderson with brief reports from Miss Electa Kindlesperger city nurse for thirteen years Miss Minnie Scott eleven years city nurse and Miss Matie Neely County Nurse Red Cross. Junior High students Gwendolin Hunt Bobbie Haynes Bobbie Allen Alice Ann Jones Margaret Hyde Violet LaMonte Gene Whetstone and Helen Whetstone performed while Almarin Nottingham a senior honor student and Future Farmers member spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Allen
A. J. Anderson
Anderson
Electa Kindlesperger
Minnie Scott
Matie Neely
Red Cross
Rotarians
Douglas County
Department of Public Education
Lawrence
Gwendolin Hunt
Robert A. Hunt
Bobbie Haynes
Bobbie Allen
Alice Ann Jones
Margaret Hyde
Violet LaMonte
Gene Whetstone
Helen Whetstone
Almarin Nottingham
Future Farmer's Group
Identical Names Spark Oklahoma Primary Confusion
Oklahoma City April 30 AP supporters of Jack Walton former governor seeking office again and Rep Will Rogers incumbent congressman at large faced a startling mixup with identical names on the ballot. A farmer Jack Walton nearby Turley filed in the Democratic governor race against the former governor. another Will Rogers of Ardmore filed and left his entry blank before rushing out. Filing period closed Saturday with 1257 candidates entered for July primaries amid a five day protest window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Jack Walton
Will Rogers
Oklahoma
State Election Board
Turley
Staate Corporation
Ardmore
Election Board
Miss Mary Gieseman Undergoes Appendectomy at Lawrence Memorial
Miss Mary Gieseman underwent an appendicitis operation yesterday afternoon at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Dr. G W Jones performed the surgery with assistants Dr. Fred R Isaacs and Dr. A M Fortney. Her condition today is satisfactory. She began nursing at the Dr Jones hospital eighteen years ago and served many years as superintendent. She is now cared for by Mrs A C F tcheid and Mrs Jeannette Freienmuth, former colleagues at the Dr Jones hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gieseman
Lawrence Memorial ‘Hospital
G. W. Jones
Fred R. Isaacs
A. M. Fortney
Dr. Jones’ Hospital
Frank McCormick Led Minnesota Athletics and Law Career
Frank McCormick, athletic director and baseball coach at the University of Minnesota, previously served as a district attorney in South Dakota, shaping both sports programs and legal work in his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCormick
University of Minnesota
South Dakota
Kidnaping ringleaders tied to Bremer ransom case in Chicago
Chicago authorities disclose John J. McLaughlin confessed handling 53000 of Bremer ransom. McLaughlin held on 100000 bond for removal to St Paul for trial under Lindbergh act. Officers said $3400 of ransom recovered. money traced to William Vidler Jack McLaughlin and Philip Delaney. Two Oklahoma ex-convicts sought as alleged abductors. Meade also targeted in separate swindle case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John J
McLaughlin
Edward Bremer
St. Paul
Burae
William E. Vidler
Melvin H. Purvis
The
Bureau of Investigation
MacLaughlin
Bremer
MelLaughlin
Vidler
Purvis
Jack McLaughlin
West Side
Philip Delaney
McLaughliin
Delaney
Oklahoma
Arthur Barker
Alvin Karpis
Jack
Board of Trade
Bremers
J . Purvis
William Elmer Mead
Meade
Carter H. Harrison
Internal Revenue
Mead
Martin Wunderlich
St. Paul and
Jefferson City
Wunderlich
Treasury's Bookkeeping Is on Lines of Mystery
The Treasury today formed a 2 billion dollar stabilization fund with 200 million deposited with the Federal Reserve for active use and 1.5 billion held in reserve. The $9 billion expenditure on April 27 and the large gold stock movements suggest treasury deposits through the stabilization fund, while officials refused comment. The New York Reserve Bank acts as the treasury’s fiscal agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Congress
Dorley Hits Homer in San Antonio Practice Game
Carl Dorley, a rookie infielder for the San Antonio club in Texas, belted a homer over the fence in a practice game. The long drive marked one of three such hits he accumulated during the 1933 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Dorley
San Antonio
Texas
Rumor of Change in City Appointments Looms
City commission plans May meeting to appoint a dozen officers for next year with term start June 1. Changes expected in police chief attorney police judge and health officer amid debate over city attorney selection. Current holders listed with likely reshuffle including Miss Minnie Scott resigning as city nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Water Department
Earl Pringle
George Melvin
J. B Wilson
C. C. Stewart
Spalding
Alexander
Wilson
A. M. Fortney
Floyd Lawrence
Miss Minnie Scott
W. J. Cummings
C. H. Hobart
A. B. Mitchell
Paul Ingles
E. R. Keith
Fred Stubeck
A. E. Woestemeyer
H.D. Reed
B. M. Babb
Murder Evidence Found In Vic Paddock Death Case
In Wichita on April 30 AP reports bones of Victor Paddock a World War veteran were found in an abandoned well near Eureka Ian. Lloyd Boyer 34 Eureka hotel owner confessed to killing Paddock claiming he and his ex wife Goldie Boyer shot him after learning of Paddock’s links to Mrs Boyer. Boyer led investigators to the site and said Mrs Boyer fired the final shot after two others. Bertha Paddock mother aided the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Victor Paddock
Eureka
Ian
Lloyd Boyer
Joe Maness
Goldie Boyer
Paddock
Boyer
Maness
AFL Chief Seeks 30 Hour Week Bill Support
William Green of the AFL and House labor committee Chair Connery pressed for backing of the compulsory 30 hour work week bill, with President Roosevel t not yet approached today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosey
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Connery
House Labor Committee
Giants Top Dodgers In Interboro Series Opener
In New York, Fred Fitzsimmons held five scattered hits as the Giants beat the Dodgers 5 to 0 in the first game of the interborough series. Other scores from April 30 include Phillies 6, Braves 4 in ten innings at Philadelphia, and Athletics 6, Red Sox 2 at Fenway Park in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fred Fitzsimmons
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Essen
Mungo
Terkins
Lopez
Fitzsimmons
Richards
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Nationals
Boston Braves
Braves
Phils
Bartell
Ruble
Frost
Cantwell
Barrett
Snohrer
Horan
Holles
Kline
Todd
Cincinnati
Stiles
Hoey St. Lewis
Ane
Derringer
Farrell
Dean
Davis
Chiftearo
Pittsburgh
Joiner
Bush
Sartnagt
Smith
Harris
Hoyt
French
Padden
Grace
Boston
Philadelphia Athletics
Red Sox
Fenway Park
Higgins
Finney
A’s
Welch
Lot
Anj
Cascarella
Berry
Ostermueller
Pennock
Ferrell
Washington
Ruffing and
Dickey
Rhiteatt
Berg
St. Lewis
Detroit
Andrews
Hemsley
Rowe
Hogsett
Lee Cleveland
Chicago
AOL
Pearson
C. Brown
Galehouse
Lee
Spencer Bean
Prtiak
Jones
Shea
Old Clothes For Cash Sell By Classified Ad Phone
Classified ad seeks to buy old clothes for cash. Contact via phone to arrange pickup or delivery.
Over a Million Farmers Sign In Campaign
The farm administration announced the corn hog reduction campaign nears completion with 1,111,160 signed contracts. Signups closed in leading states like Iowa with 170,000 and Illinois with 125,000, Missouri 105,000, Nebraska 85,000, and Kansas 75,000. The program pays 350 million dollars to cooperating farmers, with Marion County Iowa receiving 340,380.25 as the first payments. further checks will follow soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Administration
Towa
Illinois
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Marion County
Iowa
Lawrence Chamber to Present KU Program in Kansas City
A goodwill delegation from the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce heads to Kansas City to present a program at the downtown Chamber meeting in Hotel Kansas City. Chancellor E H Lindley will speak, with KU acts including the men’s quartet and impersonator William Bracke. Honors guests include Hargiss, Cunningham, and Clyde Tombaugh, with Jayhawk Club support and a return courtesy for a past Lawrence visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
Kansas Cition
Lawrence
University of Kansas
E. H. Lindley
George Lowman
Lindley
K. U. Men’s
Howard C. Taylor
William Bracke
Atchison
H. W. Hargiss
K. U
Glenn Cunningham
Clyde Tombaugh
K.U
Pluto
Kansas City Jayhawk Club
Kansas City Chamber of Commerce
Conrad Mann
Lowman
Kansas City Wednesay
Three convicts escape Ohio penitentiary wall
Columbus April 20 AP three convicts escaped from the Ohio penitentiary after disarming a guard and sliding over the wall with a smuggled pistol. Martin Schmidt Arthur Koontz and Rufus Deeds used a ladder and a cable to reach ground then took a guard's shotgun and cut prison office phones. Former Dillinger gang members Pierpont Makley and Clark connected to the plan, awaiting or serving sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Penitentiary
P. E. Thomas
Martin Schmidt
Arthur R. Koontz
Rufus Deeds
John Dillinger
Harry Pierpont
Charles Makley
Russell Clark
Dillinger
Pierpont
Makley
Jess L. Larber
Lima
Clark
Gun shop operator admits selling machine guns
H Lehman, a Texas gun shop operator, told Justice Department agents he sold machine guns and other deadly weapons to gang figure George Baby Face Nelson, a chief machine gunner for John Dillinger. He was arraigned on charges of receiving concealing and retaining a stolen government pistol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Department of Justice
Lehman
George “Baby Face
Nelson
John Diklinger
Bman
United States
Paul Blockhart
Butler to Drop Out of Missouri Valley Conference
Butler University of Indianapolis will drop out of the Missouri Valley Conference reducing membership to seven. A definite action is expected at the conference meeting in May per authoritative sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Des Moines
Butler University of Indianapolis
Missouri Valley Athletic Conference
Stock Market Index Rises to 83.1 on Saturday
The average of 90 stocks closed at 83.1 on Saturday, marking a modest gain amid trading. Traders noted shift in momentum as gains appeared broad across sectors with several large companies contributing to the uptick.
Praise for Kansas relief work boosts Stutz profile
A letter to Gov. Landon from T. J. Edmonds, rep for Harry L. Hopkins, praises Kansas relief chief John G. Stutz and the state emergency relief committee. Edmonds calls the Kansas plan well organized, records accurate, and the personnel highly qualified, noting Kansas among the best in coordinating relief and civil works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Alf M. Landon
T. J. Edmonds
Harry L. Hopkins
John G. Stutz
Kansas Federal Relief Committee
Stutz
Thurman
Hill
Edmonds
West
Mississippi Territory
Woodring
Kansas Emergency Relief Committee
Dean Ackers
Harry Woodring
Federal Relief Administration
Alf Landon
State Committee
Kansas Committee
Landon
Emergency Relief Committee
Marvin
Morrison
March
Price
William S. Ford
Roy Q. Carter
Federal Emergency Relief Administrator
First U S Cavalry Mech Test Starts at Fort Riley
Fort Riley Kansas begins the first period of test for the mechanized U S cavalry at the cavalry school. Troop A demonstr that includes armored cars opens the program with troop F following and then the full unit. Schedule spans May with tests against horse cavalry and combined exercises through May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Riley
Fort Riley
Kan
U. S. Cavalry
Fort Knox
Cavalry
Two Teens Hurt In Chanute Car Crash In Iola
Harold Donaldson 17 and Merle Forsiund 18 of Chanute were seriously injured when their car collided with a vehicle driven by Mrs. M E Sommers of Chanute in Iola last night. Donaldson has a fractured skull and other injuries while Forsiund may have a skull fracture. Sommers was uninjured.
Supreme Court Sets Aside Gas Rates in Ohio
The court set aside fixed gas rates set by Dayton Power & Light at various locations in Ohio. The decision sustained rates fixed by theOhio Public Utilities Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dayton Power & Light Company
Ohio
Supreme Court
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Classified ad rate offer for weekly four lines
Classified advertising is economical with a four line weekly rate of eighty cents. This simple price makes small notices and personal ads affordable for readers seeking to place brief notices in the paper.
Tax debate as teachers and laws split Douglas County
A Douglas County Tax Payers League meeting heard Prof Jens P Jensen of the University of Kansas argue a general sales tax would fail in Kansas and hurt the poor and producers. He urged property, gasoline, motor vehicle, and tobacco taxes as alternatives. Ed S Harvey criticized farm regulation and wheat and corn hog plans. A discussion followed on hiring married women teachers, with the league opposing such hires if the wife has other support, but allowing it when the family has no other income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Jens P. Jensen
University of Kansas
Douglas County
Ed S. Harvey
League
Harvey
Grandfather of Missing Girl Returns from Mexico
Bernabe Robles, grandfather of kidnapped June Robles, returns from Sonora Mexico at noon and family spokesmen announce readiness to meet a $15,600 ransom if abductors contact them. Public overtures and suspected exchange arrangements surge as details point to a planned ransom, with the original orders to Fernando Robles to be followed or revised if the kidnappers propose new terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Bernabe Robles
June Robles
Sonora
Mexico
June
Nore
Fernando Robles
Convict Hunt Goes On After Missouri Escape
Two men wearing prison garb escaped from the southern Illinois penitentiary by slipping through a 14 inch sewer and moved into southeast Missouri. Randol Eugene Norvell, a life term kidnaper, eluded pursuers and boarded a train into Missouri. James O Connell, an Effingham burglar, accompanied Norvell as they were spotted boarding a south bound Missouri Pacific freight train six miles north of Gorham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Ilinois
Missouri
Randol Eugene Norvell
Missour
Norvell
Luer
Alton
James O’connell
Missouri Pacific
Gorham
Government to mobilize 1850 agents for bootlegger drive
The government plans a new campaign against bootleggers with 1 850 agents. A treasury unit led by Arthur J. Mellett of Kansas City will target illicit liquor makers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Arthur J. Mellett
Kansas City
Delayed Action on Airport Lease at City Meeting
At the weekly city commission meeting three bidders for the municipal airport lease presented sealed proposals. The commission asked the airport board to review and report next Monday. The present lease with Wabb ends May 1 and pays $100 yearly plus half the hangar rent. Neighbors protested a zoning violation by Louis Kiser for an auto repair garage. The commission bought a Dodge truck for the street department and discussed painting the fire department quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Airport Board
Commission
Airport Aid
W. B. Webb
William Wells
Louis Coghill
Dr. L. S. Powell
J. T. Skinner
Verner Smith
George K. Melvin
Wells
Lawrence Field
Webb
Coghill
Wabb
Louis Kiser
Illinois Street
Willard Brown
Max
W. E. Spalding
Dodge
Bullene-Skinner
Hamilton Motor Co
Ford
Hunsinger Motor Co
Piamong T
Winter Chevrolet Co
Chevrolet
Lawrence Buick Co
GMC
New York School
Unsettled weather lingers in Kansas with scattered showers
Topeka April 30 AP reports drouth relief remains uncertain as unsettled conditions persist. Light sprinkles failed to help, with rain expected mainly in eastern Kansas while cooler air settles in after a day reaching 94 in Dresden and no peak heat beyond 70 forecast tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
Flora
Dresden
Phoenix
Ariz
Parents have received no word from Kansas City runaway
Kansas City April 30 AP A 13 year old high school girl disappeared from Linwood Boulevard Methodist church last night leaving a note she was running away from home Parents Mr and Mrs T W Abernathy say their daughter Eileen suffered a fall months earlier at school and has been under a physician care since then They fear she may have a mental disorder
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Linwood Boulevard Methodist Church
T. W. Abernathy
Eileen
Baumgartner elected second vice president at Kansas science meeting
Dr W J Baumgartner professor of zoology at the University of Kansas was elected second vice president of the Kansas Academy of Science at its annual Wichita meeting. P A Readie associate professor of entomology retired as president of the Kansas Entomology Society during the joint sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Baumgartner
University of Kansas
Kansas Academy of Science
Wichita
P. A. Readie
Kansas Entomology Society
Academy of Science
Classified Ad: Sell Odds and Ends for Cash
Local classifieds offer quick cash by selling household odds and ends. Post your items including small furniture, tools, books, and trinkets to reach neighbors seeking bargains. Safe exchanges arranged through the classifieds platform.
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Jim Bassett
Barton County
NRA
Pittsburg
Pittsburre
Kansas Field
Dollfuss
Rotary Club
Rean Fransas Ciny Pcs
Milwaukee
Carron
Brenzel
Pollo and Youngs
DR. Lindley
Hamilton
Chanute
Iola
State Committee On
County League
Minoia
Melvin
Drouth
DR. Baumgartner
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