Enforced production control debated as farm views sought
The piece surveys possible enforced production control by the agriculture department and the idea of using bonus payments to curb acreage, noting regulators and costs. It reports on Congress delaying a vote on CWA funding, tapering off programs, impeachment trials in the state senate, and the weather bureau versus the groundhog dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Waldace
State Senate
House of Representatives
Senate
Weather Bureau
Aid For Students Funds Planned For College Relief
The federal relief administrator announced that five to seven million dollars in relief and CWA funds will be made available to college students to help cover expenses for the rest of the school year. The plan envisions part time jobs on campus paying ten to twenty dollars a month at non-profit institutions. Dr E H Lindley, returning from Washington, urged adoption and presented suggestions that met approval. Details of the plan are awaited, including campus improvement projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Administrator of Federal Relief
E. H. Lindley
Washington
College aid plan eyed to ease student work conflict
Officials consider designating colleges to receive federal funds for needy students to work without clashing with studies. Debates about a potential money war with Europe rise among veterans. Dillinger is described as tamed upon return for murder trial. Senate notes Europe’s debt delay could fund the U.S. for weeks. St Louis plans a saloon revival under a new name despite earlier bans.
Native Son Seeks Office of Mayor
Glen Charlton announces candidacy for mayor of Lawrence in the coming primaries. Born in Lawrence and long-time resident, he seeks support after Mayor Kreeck declined re election. Charlton promotes a business platform and local roots to win votes. Ralph Red Lawrence, deputy sheriff of Douglas County, announced his bid for Republican sheriff in August primaries. Snow sweeps Kansas with high winds and a cold snap causing wire and train delays. F B Dodds installed commander of local VFW post with Wayne Allphin as quartermaster and Carl Kelly adjutant. Marian Agnes Conger born February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Glen Charlton
Glenn Charlton
Lawrence
Charlton
Kreeck
Ralph“Red
Douglas County
Kansas
i F._B. Dodds
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wayne Allphin
Carl Kelly
Thomas Wagner
Eric L. Conger
Marian Agneg
Local notes from February events and visits
Twenty five years ago on a February Saturday readers report W E Spalding repairing his clothing store in the 800 block while Mrs Forrest Savage recovers from a fractured hip. Randall Doolittle returns from two weeks in the South and visits Virginia land then Washington with Congressman Scott. Rev J P Coffman leads the University picture exhibit. Mrs Clara Holcom travels to Vinland for her brother Martins wedding. Leo Neimeyer gains health gradually and others travel to St Joseph for Turners business. Agnes and Annie L Murtaugh host a card party on February 13 at Mr and Mrs A Monroe as Mr and Mrs C G Dunlter entertain friends of Mr George March.
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W. E. Spalding
Forrest Savagem
Randall ‘Doolittle
Southland
Virginia
Washington
Scott
J. P. Coffman
Coffman
Clara Holcom
Vinland
Martin
Leo Neimeyer
Henry Albach
Jacob Lander
Gus Willman
A. E.protsch
St. Joseph
Turners
Agnes
Annie L. Murtaugh
A. Monroe
C. G. Dunl
George March
Poor Pa by Claude Callan Poem
Dave says the preacher doesn't take as much interest in him since he lost his fortune but I guess the preacher just thinks Dave's soul doesn't need as much watching now.
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Dave
292S Publishers Syndicate
Fortieth Year Notices and Local Moves Highlight Week
Forty years ago a noon gathering honored an 80th birthday as W Banning family moves within the county and Woodward relocates to Elm Street. Also noted are early electric lighting arrivals, pharmaceutical society officers, and a fiftieth wedding anniversary with a rocking chair gift and a long list of well wishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banningings
W. Banning
Mr.Woodward
Altho
Banning
California
Willie Vernson
Mr. Woodward
Elm Street
Charles Duncan
C. S. Duncan
C. A. Pease
A. G. Honnold
Wm.Bromelsick
Kansas History This Date 1896 Santa Fe Tests Railroad Tax
On this date in 1896 the Santa Fe railroad prepared to test the constitutionality of a new law imposing a tax on railroads. The levy funded protections against prairie fire damage caused by locomotive sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Railroad
Cable News in Brief
Devaluation of the dollar sends many American tourists homeward and hurts Americans abroad. Mendieta threatens force to settle Cuba labor strife. Last defendants in 1932 attempt to overthrow Japan's civilian government receive prison terms. Saito departs for Washington saying no real outstanding difficulties. Insull examined again in Greece pending travel, may stay days more. Tons of gold shipped to the United States worth over 30 million dollars. Taxi drivers in Paris strike amid government steps to curb violence. The Third International predicts an approaching international communist revolution. A bitter cold wave grips France from Rhine to sea. Germany launches regular service for transatlantic airmail to South America.
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Associated Press
London
Havana
Mendieta
Cuba
Tokyo
Japan
Hiroshi Saito
Washington
United States
Netherlands
Athens
Samuel Insull
Greece
Southampton
Berengeria
Bremen
Independence Community Social Notes
Independence area residents report visits from Jewell Anderson Mrs M J Jordon Claude at St Luke s hospital Claude improving Dan Johanning and family visited Henry Seele Paul Curtis Baldwin stayed with Anna Tom Curtis George of Drexel visited Walter New family Lee Dale Smithville stayed with B L Taul family Claud Beeks Kansas City called on Ray Price Puckett family and sons visited Earl Lederer Wolf hunt drew many locals Saturday morning
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Jewell Anderson
M. J. Jordon
Kansas City
Claude
St. Luke's Hospital
Dan Johanning
High Prairie
Henry Seele
Paul Curtis
Baldwin
Anna
Tom Curtis
George
Drexel
Walter New
Lee Dale
Smithville
B. L. Taul
Obo
Claud Beeks
Ray Price
Puckett
Hampton Roads Conference of 1865 on River Queen
Informal 1865 peace talks aboard the River Queen near Hampton Roads between Lincoln Seward and Confederate envoys Stephens Campbell and Hunter failed to reach a result. A separate Alameda County case filed a will for a niece worth 3500 dollars. South Dakota basketball varsity lists three first named players including Robert Murphy.
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Hampton Roads
River Queen
Lincoln
Seward
Alexander H. Stephens
J. A. Campbell
R. M. T. Hunter
Confederacy
South Dakota University
Robert—Murphy
Blond Goddess Synopsis and Merida chase scene
In a Yucatan trek to find missing aviator Bill Langton, Frank Grahame discovers Ortega, the man suspected in Janice Kent’s Hollywood abduction. Ortega guides a risky route as revolution disrupts Merida, while Greene quarrels with the plan to relocate to safer ruins and the group debates retreat or continue toward Quintana Roo.
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Frank Grahame
Yucatan
Bill Langton
Ortega
Rank
Janice Kent
Hollywood
Janice
Frank
Greene
Merida
Mexico
Ho- Barth
Haciendado
Sundown RIES Sundown RIES CHRISTOPHER ALONE
A fragment from a Mary Graham Bonner piece features Christopher Columbus characters and dialogue about returning home and ensuring safety. The text includes playful banter and reassurance about bedtime and protection, referencing Puddle Muddle and Top Notch.
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Christopher
Mary Graham Bonner
Christopher Columbus
Crow
Willy Nilly
Christopher’s Brave Stand Sparks A Crow Battle
Christopher insists he can drive away a threat, reassuring Willy Nilly. He prepares to face danger alone, claiming strength even against many. A distant sound signals the foe, and Christopher urges the door open to survey the outside as the fight begins.
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Waly
Christopher
Willy Nilly
Christoppher
Yarnold Stull Needlecraft Club Holds Meeting At Wulfkuhle Home
Stull community notes the Yarnold Stull Needlecraft Club meeting at Mrs Ernest Wulfkuhle's home with members present including Mrs Elmer Nichols and Mrs Chris Kraft. Officers elected with Mrs Nichols as president and Miss Grace Walter as secretary. Members shared meat canning tips, needlework, and social visits followed by local visits and church events across nearby towns.
Lawrence Visitors And Local Gatherings In Paola Area
Excelsior Lawrence visited with Mr and Mrs Carl Schwarz Wednesday meeting Miss Ruth Johanning accompanied Mrs Sophia Schwarz and son Oscar and Mrs Charley Wacker to Paola to visit relatives Wednesday. Several from this line Mr and Mrs Ray Holmes attended the Worden telephone meeting at the township hall Thursday afternoon. The chair varia for Mr and Mrs Leland Dyer Thursday evening. Miss Faye Montgomery assisting her sister with house work this week. A number from the neighborhood attended the wolf drive Saturday on the F F X Jordan farm. Mr and Mrs Roy Shuler and daughters Ellle Belle and Marjorie Mae were Sunday dinner guests at the Oscar Shack home. Carl Schwarz Albert Schwarz attended the funeral for Lena Reetz at Lawrence Sunday afternoon.
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Lawrence
Carl Schwarz
Ruth Johanning
Sophia Schwarz
Oscar
Charley Wacker
Paola
Ray Holmes
Worden
Township Hall
Leland Dyer
Faye Montgomery
Marshall Churchbaugh
Wolf Drive
Jordan Farm
Roy Shuler
Ellle Belle
Marjorie Mae
Oscar Shack
Albert Schwarz
Lena Reetz
Capta ins Creek social visit notes and kinfolk stays
Capta ins Creek reports Mr and Mrs Howard Caviness and daughter Betty visiting relatives near Tonganoxie from Friday afternoon to Saturday evening. Miss Lula Votan spends week with sister Mrs Cheater Baecher and daughter Tube. William Heckenberg of Kansas City visits cousins Mr and Mrs Harry Ambler and their son George. Little Merl Eugene Seiwald of Belleview stays with his grandparents from Friday to Sunday.
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Howard Caviness
Betty
Henry Caviness
Tonganoxie
Lula Votan
Cheater Baecher
Tube
William Heckenberg
Kansas City
Harry Ambler
George
Fy iLittle Merl Eugene Seiwald
Belleview
Local wedding and social notices from Kaw Valley area
A string of family visits and social calls across Lawrence Eudora Clearfield and Belleview highlights the community scene. Guests include Mr and Mrs Albert Miller Jr Mrs Dee Mannens Mr and Mrs Philip Lefmann and family Mrs Lewis Seinald and others sharing Friday to Sunday gatherings with relatives and friends.
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Dee Matnens
Hie
Jobe Mathens
Kaw Valley
Aoe Eamhten
Maldred Louise
Svaripper
Lefmann
Howard ‘Caviness
Dapanter
Betty
Anent
Charles
Brady
Eudora
Earl Ott
Belleview
Albert Miller
Philip Lefmann
Paul
Wesley Beckora
Clearfield
Alonzo
Ambler
Mildred Louise
Harry Ambler
Lewis .Seinald
Howard Miller
Dee Manness
Howard Caviness
Bitty
Putty and Binipe Race for Life in Sudden Clash
Putty and Binipe, in a tense chase, sprint through rough ground as an assailant pursues. The scene notes a rapid leap and powerful bound as they flee, conveying danger and urgency without graphic detail.
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Binipe
Boxing Just Minor Sport In Money Raising Tale
The article notes boxing at Madison Square Garden yields only a fraction of MSG’s revenue, with ice hockey as the main money maker, and mentions new secretarial training classes starting February 5 at the business college.
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New York
Madison Square * Garden
The
Business College
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