Florida Frost Losses Note Curb In Citrus Prices
St Petersburg Florida February 19 Despite a severe frost that damaged Florida citrus a bumper tourist season helps locals overlook crop losses Prices for fruit remain low with six grapefruit per ten cents sixty cents a bushel and oranges fifteen cents per peck Tangerines ten to twenty cents a dozen plus home grown strawberries thirty cents per quart Hotels show heavy occupancy with 65 vacancies in 157 hotels and 4 392 rooms Registrations February 14 at the Chamber of Commerce set a record while traffic and crowds strain downtown areas Public safety drives and tax policies in several states including Alabama and Florida shape driving rules and revenue discussions Mrs Kate Gregory 71 wife of William Gregory dies near Salina Kansas The Gregorys married in Salina January 15 1885 and ran a ranch
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Fla
Florida
Empire of the Sun
Altho
Chamaer of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Clearwater Beach
South
Ala_bama
Alabama
Tennessee
Illinois
Kentucky
Morgansville
Kansas
E.A.E
Lawrence Public Schools Observe Holidays and Two Day Break
Students will attend classes as usual on Friday Washington's Birthday. The next vacation will be at Easter. Two days, Friday March 19 and Monday March 22, will be observed as holidays in Lawrence Public Schools.
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Lawrence Public Chools
Washington
Woman Warden Fights to Keep Reformatory Post Oklahoma
Oklahoma City February 19 AP The nation’s only woman warden refuses to retire seeks vindication before dismissal. State board names successor at Granite reformatory and demands immediate removal. Mrs. George A Waters 45 vows to stay until a full Senate investigation. Subcommittee to probe charges later.
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Oklahoma
City
State Board of Affairs
Granite Reformatory
George A. Waters
State Senate
Cecil Chamberlain
Frederick
Wilbanks
Fred Hunt
Tishomingo
Mra. Walters
Tawa New
Creighton. Burnham
Oklahoma City
Tecumseh
Rocky Plains
George
Matlare
State Capitol
Mabel Bassett
State Commissioner of Charities and Corrections
Bassett
Granite
Nichols
Marland
Waters
Reformatory
Henry 8. Johnston
Jovernor
Matlae
Mangum
Greer County
W. E.parkey
Pruard
Matlage
Stave Selected for Play Your Uncle Dudley at High School
The all school play Your Uncle Dudley will be staged March 22 in the high school auditorium with a staff including house manager Margaret Lewis and assistants Winifred Jameson Marjorie Smith Jeannette Houk stage Ralph ley promoters Katharine Hicks Carolyn Alkire Carolee Drake Helen Haumes Alice Kinney Mary Kennie ve.
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Winifred Jameson
Marjorie Smith
Jeannette Houk
Ralphley
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Carolyn Alkire
Carolee Drake
Helen Haumes
Alice Kinney
Mary Kennieve
Inflationists in New Money Move
Washington Feb 19 AP inflationists push to reduce dollar value after Supreme Court gold cases. Sen Thomas introduces an amendment to the 4.88 billion relief bill to issue silver money, aim to raise silver price to 1.29 and coin silver freely. Proposals include silver certificates, vaults release, faster treasury silver purchases, and using silver in international settlements. Wheeler to propose funding the program with United States notes.
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Senate
Thomas
Okla
Congress
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Federal Reserve Banks
Wheeler
D.,mont
United States
Griener Named Advertising Manager at Goodrich
T Greiner a Kansas University graduate and former Journal-World news staffer has been appointed advertising manager for the Associated Lines division of The B F Goodrich Company Akron Ohio Announcement says Greiner entered Kansas University from Pratt and graduated in 1928 He worked at the Journal-World for a year after graduation and later served as publicity director at Haskell Institute before joining Goodrich Mrs Greiner formerly Sybil Shafer of Topeka attended Kansas University and was a Chi Omega member, her parent is a member of Delta Tau Delta.
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Associated Lines
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Ohio
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Haskell Institute
Goodrich Company
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Topeka
Kansas University
Chi Omega
Delta Tau Altar
Scout Leaders Lead Kaw Area Radio Talks
Lawrence Scout leaders launch a radio campaign on WREN and KFKU this week as part of the Kaw area financial drive. Paul Campbell spoke on WREN Monday at 3:15 pm, with George Lowman, former district president, speaking today. Other WREN guests include Y. K. Bruner, A.E. Woestemeier, and Charles Louk. On KFKU, H. G. Ingham and W. A. Dill will make brief announcements Wednesday and Friday evenings.
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Kaw
Paul Campbell
George Lowman
Y. K. Bruner
A.E. Woestemeyer
Charles Louk
H. G. Ingham
W. A. Dill
Two chief magistrates at Rome after expulsion of kings
Questions mix history and trivia asking for Rome’s two consuls in 509 B C Eighteen items cover figures like Dion Boucicault the Lindbergh case Roosevelt timing of New Deal and court contempt terms.
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B. C
Morrow
Lindbergh
Harold Lockes
Dion Boucicault
Roosevelt
Susquehanna
William Ewart Gladstone
Ruby
Trial on auto collision damages set in district court
Jury to report back tomorrow as Wart McCleery sues Henry Roe Cloud for damages from an automobile accident. court activity resumes with the trial date and jury service order in effect.
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Wart McCleery
Henry Roe Cloud
Women Executed for Spying Described in Detail
Eyewitness account details the beheadings of Renate von Natzmer and Renita von Falkenhayn at Plötzensee Prison in Berlin after German authorities convicted them of spying for a foreign power. The report praises their calm conduct, notes the executioner and guards, and mentions final hours, attire, and the swift six minute procedure.
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Renate von Natzmer
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Germany
Frau von Falkenhayn
August Griebler
Madeburg
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Foreign Office
Reichswehr
Robbery at Hoffman Home Stolen clothes and bag taken while absent
Thieves entered the Hoffman residence at 1011 West Ninth Street yesterday afternoon or night and stole a blue pin stripe suit a new Gladstone bag and a small amount of jewelry. Entrance was by a pass key and the crime occurred between 6 and 10 30 o clock while the family was away.
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Hoffman
Shawn Dancers Bring Ted Shawn to Lawrence February 27
Lawrence coverage previews Ted Shawn and his male dancers scheduled for February 27. Fern Helscher, press rep, arrives to organize the appearance. Jess Meeker, Arkansas City native, piano composer, contributes much of the music. Keith note on Missouri alum’s view of KU and local sports overlap with Hargiss’ mood-setting gym talks.
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Fern Helscher
Lawrence
Shawn
Miss Helscher
Corpus Christi Texas
Caller Times
New York
Jess Meeker
Meeker
Arkansas City
Elizabeth Dunkel
Cosch H. W
Bill
Hargiss
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Charles Pitts
Cody
Wyo
Intramural Sports Expand At Kansas University
Three more intramural sports join KU program as swimming preliminaries start Thursday with semifinals on February 28. Wrestling prelims begin March 5 and finals are part of the Intramural Carnival on March 8. Two volleyball divisions begin February 28. Also noted are a divorce suit filed by Hattie Powell against Orville Powell and a marriage license issued to Art Baker and Lula Joker.
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University of Kansas
Mengers
Art Baker
Lula Joker
of Clay Center
Orchestra Director Leads Two KC Symphony Concerts Tomorrow
Kansas City Symphony Orchestra will be conducted by a director holding a degree from Kansas University. The performances are set for the University auditorium tomorrow, featuring a two concert program.
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Beer calendar top and 1929 law in 1929 unconstitutional
The report covers a 1929 beer bill passed earlier and later ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court, then rewritten to address objections. It notes bills introduced for legislative expenses and inmate losses at Atchison’s state orphan home. Also mentions the health board serum bill for infantile paralysis and county salary reduction extensions. Senate debate on school equalization fund progress is noted with possible adjournment.
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State Orphans Home
Atchison
American Savings State Bank
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State Board of Health
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Fort Scott
Oddities and Local Notes From Lawrence News
The Lawrence area reports a variety of items, including a high school bicycle rack improvised from cables at Liberty Memorial High, remodeling of the Wiedemann Building on Massachusetts Street from 1886, and a man who humorously recounted losing $80 to a supposed banker. Other notes mention motion picture stunts, a Gertrude Stein lookalike denied as not Miss Stein at the Hotel Eldridge, and a Kansas bookseller convention in Topeka with growing sales.
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Ralph K Graber
Liberty Memorial High School
Wichita
Lawrence
Gertrude Stein
Eldridge
Miss Stein
Lansing Quarrel Sparks Arrests of Officials
In Leavenworth Kansas on February 19, AP reports County authorities arrested Justice C C Logan and Constable Lee Bracken on drunkenness charges after an alleged Lansing street fracas. County Attorney Reilly demanded resignations. Logan refused, Bracken resigned and was released. The dispute began with traffic arrests over school stop signs and a speed trap contention.
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Justice of the Pence
C.C. Logan
Lansing School Board
Logan
Lee Bracken
Lansing
Willam D. Reilly
Bracken
Pete
Carter Glass Slams Supreme Court Gold Decision
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia, a frequent New Deal critic, attacked the Supreme Court ruling on the gold decision calling it a scrap of paper and said it reveals moral insensitivity. He predicted the decision's impact will echo for a century.
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Washington
Carter Glass
W Redning
Supreme Court
Former Topeka mayor Billard dead at 90
Topeka Feb 19 AP TB Tillats former mayor of Topeka and a 1914 gubernatorial candidate died at his home after a long illness He became Topeka’s first mayor under the commission form of government in 1910 and served until 191? The report notes his age and his pioneering role in the city’s government.
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Topeka
Tillats
Billard
Commission
Brakeman Bound in Car at Clovis New Mexico
AP report says two men who bound gagged and robbed Bert Wilson a brakeman of A T S F were likely inmates who escaped Granite Oklahoma prison during a Sunday breakout. Wilson found unharmed in a refrigerated car bunker aboard the train at Clovis last night.
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Okla
Granite Reformatory
Shawnee
Clovis
N. M
Bert Wilson
Granite
Oklahoma
Liberty
Wilson
Bilfor-Johnston To Receive Chief Justice Pay Remainder Term
Topeka February 19 The senate ways and means committee recommended adoption of a resolution allowing Chief Justice William A Johnston of the state supreme court to be relieved of active duty while continuing to draw full pay for the remainder of his term The measure replaced a prior pension plan of three thousand dollars annually for two years Johnston who last December completed 50 years on the court announced he would not seek another term
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Topeka
Senate
William “A. Johnator
State Supreme Court
Johnston
Justice Johnston
Supreme Court
Pencils Shortage Spurs Classroom Quip Exchange
In a humorous classroom moment a pupil asks for a pencil while the teacher chides. A shouted exchange about not having pencils follows, reflecting a broader note that thousands read the Journal World classifieds daily.
Kruschen Diet Plan Promises Fat Loss Aid
A Norwich Connecticut woman shares a testimonial about Kruschen, claiming 16 pounds lost in four weeks when taking one half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast. She notes easier sleep during night duty, says to buy at Round Corner Drug Co or any US drugstore, and offers refund if not convinced.
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Round Corner Drug. Co
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