Wirt cites revolution talk in Washington speech
Chicago April 30 AP Dr William A Wirt Gary Ind educator charged today with frantic struggles to conceal time of official Washington He blasted brain trust plans and alleged government obstructions while naming Brookhart Tugwell Rainey and others He warned of a leftward drift toward revolution by evolution and called for scrutiny of Roosevelts policies Also notes licenses and a Houston built card table of 10000 inlaid pieces.
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Congressional Committee
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Rose Schneiderman
Roosevelt
Kerensky
Lenin
Weil
Oliver Cromwell
Reed
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Tugwell
A. A. Berle, Jr
Leo Wolman
Mordecai Ezekial
A Kansan Sees Hollywood By Richard Doan
Hollywood column notes from a Kansan ex KU student recounting recent film world happenings. Ted Lewis orchestra at Pasadena Civic Auditorium draws praise for musical prowess. Hollywood gossip covers Gloria Swanson divorce rumors, Billie Dove’s baby, Patience about Mary and Doug, Alice Faye brief romance inquiries, Al Jolson signing with Warners, and local theater ads for Sweetheart of Sigma Chi and The Worst Woman in Paris.
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Pasadena Civic Auditorium
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al Jolson
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We’re Not Dressing at the Varsity theater entertains crowd
Bing Crosby stars in a desert island musical comedy with Carole Lombard Leon Errol and Ethel Merman. The bear supports Crosby in a hokum tale of shipwreck reunion with Burns and Allen adding brief snaps. The program includes lively Varsity shorts and is recommended to lift the blues.
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Leon Errol
Ethel Merman
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Burns & Allen
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Grace Allen
College of Emporia Choir Delights Large Audience
Dean D A Hirschler led a 100 member a cappella choir from the College of Emporia in a varied program at yesterday afternoon’s concert. The choir opened with sixteenth and seventeenth century works, then Russian pieces, followed by secular numbers from Beethoven Morley Grainger and Cadman, and closed with Christiansen selections and two spirituals. The performance earned praise for balance and control, and was part of a university exchange with Westminster A Cappella Choir.
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College of Emporia
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Niedt
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Lyovsky “Hospodi Po
University
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Westminster
Swarthout
Hirschler
Kelley
Valleyview
Topeka
Palocka at Dickinson theater features Durante and Erwin
Jimmy Durante and Stuart Er win a lively comedy at the Dickinson theater today and tomorrow with Lune Velez Marjorie Rambeau and Bill Cag ney in supporting roles. Erwin, son of Pete Palooka, pursues boxing amid family tensions and a city title win. Pelica City will have no night baseball in the 1934 Western Association season.
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Durante
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Pelica City
Oklo
Wood seeks Democratic lieutenant governor nod in Kansas
Topeka reports James B. Wood of Liberal filed with the secretary of state as a Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor. Wood previously ran in the nomination but lost to Charles W. Thompson in the general election by about 5,000 votes, with Thompson expected to seek re election. Wichita notes Eleazer Philion, 89, retired farmer, died at his home ten days after celebrating his 64th wedding anniversary. Iola reports final state PWA approval for a municipal swimming pool project costing 20,000 dollars.
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Topeka
James B. Wood
Liberal
Secretary of State Today
Wood
Charles W. Thompson
Thompson
Wichita
Eleazer Philion
Tola
PWA
Iola
Portuguese approve large Jewish settlement in Angola
April 30 AP report says the Portuguese government has approved in principle a long discussed plan for a large Jewish settlement in Angola, a Portuguese possession in West Africa. The Herald notes bids will be advertised tomorrow and received on May ioe using 8500 dollars as a federal grant in Leavenworth. Damage to Reyburn building estimated at 10000 dollars from a fire on the third floor last night. origin undetermined.
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London
the Herald
Angola
Congo
West Africa
Jewish relief plan aims for autonomous Angola state
Jewish relief organization is prepared to contribute about 10 million dollars with a plan to establish an autonomous Jewish state in Angola under League of Nations protection. Portugal objects to league overlordship and negotiations are under way to remove the objection.
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League of Nations
Portugal
League
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