Farm Aid Plans See About a Billion for Farmers in 1934
Washington February 7 AP estimates show the farm administration plans to distribute about one billion dollars in 1934 as benefit payments for production control and crop loans. Total outlays could exceed 1.0 billion with emergency funds and tax adjustments, focused on corn, wheat, hogs, cotton, and tobacco payments to farmers nationwide.
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Associated Press
Washington
Farm Administration
Ptay
Addiion
House
Senate
Wallace
Marck
Anvil
Man
Tans
Tole Pffinieln
Amring
Atea
Anthem
Obituary of William M. Lindley Pioneer Lawrence Machinist
William M. Lindley born November 11, 1849 in New England Indiana was among Lawrence Kansas early machinists and engineers. He was the son of Alfred Lindley and Martha Maxwell Lindley, with roots tracing to England and Revolutionary War service. The family moved to Kansas in 1866, where Alfred engaged in mercantile pursuits before retiring.
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William M. Lindley
Lawrence
New Eenpland
Howard County
Ind
Alfred
Martha’ (Maxwell
Lindley
Oranee Co
William Lindley
England
Indiana
Joseph Maxwell
Alfred Lindley
Kansas
Longtime Kansas plant chief engineer dies at 84 in Lawrence
Obituary notes the death of Mr. Lindley at age 84 in Lawrence after a career at Kimball Iron Works and Haswell Institute. He led locomotive engine work and plant upgrades, helped erect buildings, and later ran the South Lawrence lumber yard for fourteen years before retiring due to failing eyesight. He left a wife Nettie Lovewell and three children Lora, Fred, and Stella, plus a grandson Willfred Eudaly and a brother Joe. He was uncle to Max Lindley and Cordyon E. Lindley and cousin of E. H. Lindley of the University of Kansas.
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Eudora
Kimball Iron Works Company
Haskell Institute
South Lawrence
H. Constant
Lindley
Rhode Island Street
Lawrence
Nettie Lovewell
Ringold Co
FE. H. Lindley
The
University of Kansas
Legion meeting urged by Commander Metcalf
Commander Metcalf of the American Legion post asks all members to attend an important meeting tomorrow night at 7 45 in the club rooms. The session may be the last in the old quarters before the Legion moves to new premises with laws pending approval. Veteran legislation and employment matters will be discussed.
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Wilder
Metcalf
American Legion Post
The
Legion
Mrs. C. E. Stanwix Undergoes Major Operation
Mrs. C E Stanwix route 1 underwent a major operation Saturday at Memorial hospital and is reported improving satisfactorily at the home of her daughter Mrs John Ingalls 921 Missouri street. Stanwix is the Barber neighborhood correspondent for the Journal World.
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C. E. Stanwix
Memorial Hospital
John Ingalls
Missouri Street
Stanwix
The
Journal-World
KFKU Wednesday and Thursday Music and Sports Schedule
Program notes list Wednesday events at 6 15 and 6 with W B Downing and Miss Alice Merle Conger arranging music. Thursday features Eleventh German lesson by Prof E F Engel and Words Words Words. Afternoon athletic interview at 6 00 presents Coach Hugh McDermott of Oklahoma University.
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W. B. Downing
Alice Merle Conger
E. F. Engel
Hugh McDermott
Oklahoma University
Reunion of Twentieth Kansas Veterans in Lawrence
Four members of Company H 20th Kansas met at C. H. Simpsons home on Louisiana Street to mark the thirty fifth anniversary of the Philippine Insurrection. Attendees Orry Owen Bert Kuhn Oscar Brownlee Hoke Simpson with guests Frank Dodds and Calvin Winter recalling Funston era.
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20Th
Kansas
C. H. Simpson
Louisiana Street
Lawrence
Orry Owen
Bert Kuhn
Oscar Brownlee
Hoke Simpson
Frank Dodds
Calvin Winter
Co. H
Funston
Free for all melee halts Waldorf dinner in protest
In New York at the Waldorf Astoria an angry demonstration by literary figures led by Selden Rodman and Alfred M Bingham disrupted dinner. Guests were escorted out as a fight broke over the strike by hotel waiters and kitchen staff. several supporters were detained, while others commented on character and civic duty.
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Yale
Waldorf Astoria
New York
Empire Room
Waldorf, Astoria Hotel
Selden Rodman
Alfred M Bingham
Rodman
Bingham
United States
Iram Tingham
Connecticut
Cme
John S. Har‘Tow
Princeton
Alexander Woollcott
Dorothyarker
Robert Benchley
Woollcott
Governor Landon Addresses Baker University on Durable Values
Baldwin City February 7 Governor Alf M Landon spoke at Baker University chapel during Religious Inspiration Week. He warned against the craze for easy money and urged that a civilization rests on honest toil and the social value of individuals, not payroll numbers. Bishop Charles L Whead joined as a special speaker.
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Baldwin City
Alf M. ‘Landon
Bak
University Chapel
Landon
Chas. L. Whead
First of Three DeTarr Brothers Married Same Woman Ill in Clinic
James DeTarr, oldest of three brothers, lies dangerously ill in a private clinic while his former wife and twice his sister in law, Harryette Post DeTarr, visits with Beverly and Noble DeTarr. Harryette married DeTarr in 1918, divorced 1922, then married Noble in 1928 and later divorced again, before becoming Beverly’s wife in 1932. Medical officials report a nervous breakdown but expect recovery.
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Hollywood
James ‘DeTarr
Harryette Post
Denver
Colo
Beverly DeTarr
James
Beverly
Noble DeTarr
Harryette
Noble
DeTarr
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Lewis
Drageist
Hill
Topeka
OLD Mill
Jack ‘Crawford the Clown
Puff
Apex
Rand
KFKU
Company -H
Twentieth Kansas
Nan Thompson
Walter R. Thompson
Thompson
Main Street
Ottawa
Thompsons
Boy Scouts
BAKER
Methodist College
ISO
VIS
Standard Oil Service
ATLAS
James DeTarr Wan
Enic
Edge
Eternity
W. S. van Dyke
Arctic Wastes
Patee
Oregon Trail
Dan Totheroh
Green Hall
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