Budget reform plan feigns equal Congress executive power
Warm Springs Ga Dec 3 A P A plan to overhaul the national budget splits origin of the budget between Congress and the president. Proponents want Congress to set a total budget and require party support, with specific department allocations considered against a unified total to curb overspending. Roosevelt aides, including Senator Cutting and Rear Admiral Cary Gan, met at Warm Springs exploring broader advisory input for possible new budget procedures.
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Roosevelt to Meet Indian Affairs Agenda in Warm Springs
State presidents traveling from Olathe toward Georgia plan to meet President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt in Warm Springs. They are scheduled to hear an address by Roosevelt and discuss Indian affairs with McDonald, plus matters involving Haskell Institute.
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Olathe
A Good Taster By Mary Graham Bonnet
Jelly Bear and friends debate sugar while making apple jelly for the winter. They wait for it to cool, avoid burns, and discuss manners, with Willy Nilly and Rip the Dog offering quips. A second note: AP reports California tourists in Europe spent about five times as much as U S travelers in foreign countries in 1951, totaling $570,009,000.
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Kansas News Briefs From Topeka And Pittsburg
AP dispatches report a $1000 reward dispute over a bank hold up claims in Topeka, a double conviction for Orville McGary and Clarence Thompson in Hiawatha for assault and robbery, and Crawford county tax injunctions against strip mine operators. Also notes largest campaign expense by Randolph Carpenter and a taxi trade measure in Madrid with weekday lettered blocks and fines for noncompliance.
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District Court
Hiawatha
Orville McGary
Horton
Clarence Thompson
Shirley Steinhauer
Leonard Sherer
Pittsburg
Crawford County
Randolph Carpenter
Kansas
Carpenter
Nomer Hoch
V. J. Vanzanderowe
Lois Galloway
Tulsa
Nerress
Auto Travel Bureau of
Kansas City
Theatres Next Week: Crawford and Bow in New Films
Dickinson Theater offers Joan Crawford in Rain Sunday to Tuesday and Clara Bow in Call Her Savage midweek. Vatee Theater features Richard Dix and Ann Harding in The Conquerors Sunday to Wednesday and Joe Brown in You Said a Mouthful Thursday to Saturday. Crawford was loaned to United Artists by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. she is married to Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and formerly a Kansas City girl who rose with Lon Chaney in The Unknown.
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Joan Crawford
Clara Bow
Savage
Miss Crawford
United Artists
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Kansas City
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Lon Chaney
Sadie Thompson
Walter Huston
The Seven Deadly Sins and Emerson on Selfishness
A reflective essay contrasts medieval seven deadly sins with George Craig Stewart's modern list, notes Owen and Emerson on moral evils, and argues Jesus' single command to deny oneself as the essential guide to personal reform. The piece laments modern materialism and collective guilt while urging individual responsibility.
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George Craig Stewart
Robert Owen
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Owen
Emerson
Weather Slightly Cooler For Sunday In Topeka
A pleasant early winter weekend with sun and mild temps is forecast for Kansas. Sunday will be slightly cooler than recent days, with highs near 45 in the west and 50 in the east. Tonight's lows 25 to 30 north and 30 to 35 south. Dr Forrest C Allen KU athletic director will speak at the University Christian Endeavor at First Christian church at 6 30 pm Sunday on Competitive and Intramural Athletics in Relation to Student Life.
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Call Her Savage Returns Clara Bow in New Film Preview
Two character actors Guy Kibbee and Edna Mae Oliver report on Clara Bow’s comeback in Call Her Savage. Bow appears mature and poised, with a story that aims to restore public affection for her after years away. The preview also notes Joe E. Brown, Ginger Rogers, and Little Farina from Our Gang in supportive roles.
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Guy Kibbee
Edna Mae Oliver
Clara Bow
Tunney Buys Regency Furniture in New York Auction
The article notes Gene Tunney purchasing two regency pieces for 105 dollars, a Louis XVI carved item, needlework banquettes for 160 dollars, and a gilded mirror for 100 dollars at an antiques auction in an art gallery in New York.
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