Relief at stake in state senate
Topeka February 25 AP federal relief funds for Kansas would be withdrawn Friday unless the Senate passes a bill to appropriate 775000 to cover Kansas Emergency Relief Committee administration costs. The measure, approved by the House earlier, would allocate 775000 for the governor to use at 30000 monthly, covering 18.75 percent of costs, with opposition over Washington dictates and budget impact. The bill also spans 75000 for the year ending next June 30 and 150000 annually for the following two years.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate
Kansas Emergency Relief Committee
House
Stutz
Hopkine
John G. Stutz
Ways and Means
Stulz
Narry. L. Hopkins
KERC
Washington
Buzick
Aways and Means Committee
National and State Administration
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Joseph McDonald
Kansas Ct
Office of Insurance Commissioners
Government hospital transfer of CCC member for convalescence
Donald Smith, CCC camp member, moved from Memorial hospital to a government hospital at Fort Riley for observation and convalescence after meningitis. Camp health restrictions lifted after improved conditions and no carriers found. Building bids for a post office in Goodland were advertised to the Treasury, with openings set for March.
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Donald Smith
CCC
Memorial Hospital
Bay
Fort Riley
Smith
DO. Huilding
Goodland Washington
Cloadhand
Treasury Department
Quintuplets Nine Months Old Described As Normal
Callander Ontario February 28 Dr Allan Roy Dafoe pronounces the Dionne quintuplets absolutely normal on their ninth month birthday. He notes Baby Marie led weight gain and length among the siblings while the others show steady growth. Teeth are likely on the way as the babies bite at available objects.
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Callander
Allan
Roy Dafoe
Marie
Movement to create 110 acre lake near Lawrence in Douglas County
A Lake project near Lawrence may cover 110 acres about four miles west and one north. State and federal officials have surveyed the site and favor it. The lake would be built by a CCC camp under a federal water conservation program if land is provided. Preliminary surveys by Lloyd Duffy, with state plans to complete them once land is available, place the dam near the Fred Peterson Orry May line and involve multiple nearby farms. The project could harness a mile long lake with about 60 feet of water at the dam and is at a preliminary stage with hopeful local support.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
State Fish Andame Department
Federal Water Conservation Engineers
CCC
Lloyd Duffy
al Smith Place
Highway 40
Fred. Peterson- Orry
A. B. Mitchell
Arthur _ Richards
Underwood
George Richards
Vienna Arrests Over 300 Students in Nazi Demonstration
More than 300 Vienna students including many women were arrested for a political demonstration in support of Germany. They gathered at the Anatomical Institute and philosophical faculty to mark the Saar transfer to Germany, sang Deutschland, raised Nazi salutes, and were transported to police headquarters in multiple cars, sparking public unrest in Vienna. The event underscores the Austrian union aims and European powers’ views on independence and Franco-Italian guarantees.
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Vienna
Germany
Anatomical Institute and Philosophical Faculty
Saar Basin
Austria
Europe
Rome
Great Britain
Power Strike Grips El Paso Texas February
A newer strike paralyzes El Paso utilities with 150 workers walking out from the central power plant of the El Paso Electric Company. The walkout disrupts streetcars and elevators as hospitals improvise with gauze bandages. Union leader L W Ingram cites demand for union recognition higher pay and end to banned working hours. No immediate comment from company officials.
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el Paso
Texas
el Paso Electric Company
L. Ingram
Fort Worth
International Brotherhood of Electric Workers
Striki Nk Company
Ahdcotharem
Power Company
Sabotage claim clouds Post cross continent flight
Wiley Post accuses another pilot of placing nearly two pounds of emery filings in the Winnie Mae engine to sabotage his stratosphere voyage route to New York. He landed at Mojave Dry Lake after engine overheating and vows overhaul, possible new attempt within 10 days, and calls for federal inquiry.
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Kansas City
Wiley Post
New York
Winnie Mac
Maroc Dry Lake
California
Esta
Post
Los Angeles
Cuit
Muroc Dry Lake
Oklahoma
Winnie
Jack Frye
Transcontinental and Western Airlinc
Midhi
Kansas legislative funding bids reach education and prison
Kansas lawmakers debated appropriations totaling over six million dollars for state education and more than two million for the state penitentiary. Bills would fund Kansas State College and the University of Kansas, plus new buildings at multiple institutions. Karl Klooz described the bursar office at length, detailing payrolls, student loans, and the handling of university accounts and fees.
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Karl Kinoz
Kiwania Club
Wiedemann’s
Rosedale
Lawrence
Thrust Office
Klooz
Identify a Rank Robber Longdale Oklahoma Bank Heist
Dale Stanphill identified as one of three bandits who looted the First State Bank of Sailing of about 500 dollars. He was sought by officers near Granite reformatory after entering the bank with a youthful companion and firing shots from W L Pittman president of the bank. The getaway car was taken from Clinton near here Tuesday night.
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Longdale
Okla
Dale Stanphill
First State Bank
Granite Reformatory
Hero
W. L. Pittman
Cary la T. Cort
Ewes
County Cations
Slanphill
Cal
Stock Market Index Snapshot Clipped By OCR
A fragmented OCR line shows a stock market index reading with unclear values. It notes an average around 0 blocks and mentions yesterday's figure near 37.7, but the data is incomplete and not clearly attributable to a specific index or date.
Nazi Government Softens Anti Semitic Drive Amid Economic Strain
Berlin February 28 The Nazi regime scaled back public anti Semitic campaigns due to severe economic pressure. Speakers at a Nazi leaders meeting cited foreign exchange risks and boycotts, praising Dr. Hjalmar Schacht for steering policy to protect economic stability. The move included shielding economic activities and confirming no further action against Jewish members of business groups.
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Associated Pressed
Berlin
Reichsuehrer
Hitler
Reich
Rjalmar Schacht
Germany
Dr. Schacht
Foreign Exchange
Berlin Merchanta
No Immediate Prospects of Adjournment Are Seen
Topeka Feb 28 AP despite pressure from both chambers the session lingered toward an end with no adjournment date in sight. House leaders delay introducing an adjournment resolution until the senate acts on key measures like the anti beer bill capital punishment uniform accounting state police and capitol custodian bills. Senate leaders expect action on the anti beer bill next week while the calendar lists 180 bills general orders and 112 in the house. Both houses hope to finish by March 14 with adjournment possibly March 9.
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Senate
Billy
Kansas State College
University of Kansas At
Lawrence
Manhattan School
University
State Tuberculogia Sanatorium
Norton
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Larned State Hospital
Fossey
Anti- Weoe
Nevisenaiene Ee
I - Medical School
Colby
Hays
Tribune
Garden City
Emporia
Pittsburg
Fort Kaya
Boys
Girls
Women’s Industrial Farm
Hutchingon Reformatory
Topeka
House
Representatives
Walters
Saarbrucken Prepares for Transfer to Germany Ceremony Day
Saarbruecken hosts a festive lead up to tomorrow's ceremony when the Saarland is officially reincorporated into Germany under the command of the police chief. The League's Baron Pompeo Aloiat of Italy arrives to represent the league as the former high commissioner G G Knox departs after 16 years governing the territory.
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Saarbruecken
Saar Hasin
Saar War
Germany
Nivon
Pompeo Aloiat
Maly
Jeagna Saar Committee
League
Ceramonien
G.G. Knox
Snac-Baely
Lawrence in Ward By Ward Primary Elections Begin
With days left for the Lawrence primary voters will choose by wards. Election boards named polling places set polls open 8 am to 6 pm. Voter registration stands at 6 443 and key wards show highest and lowest eligible voters. Mayoral race features Filis Spalding Eve in a three way fight. independents may enter after the primary. Petitions for a city manager proposal and independent candidates are due March 22 for the April 2 city election.
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Lawrence
Court House
Woodlawn School
City Council
W. C. Filis
W. E. Spalding
Alfred Eves
Foy
Walker Keeps English Stay Clear With Legal Certificate
James J. Walker former New York mayor, now in England, secured a registration certificate proving his right to stay through the summer. The document requires him to notify police before changing address report any moves within 48 hours and report absences over three months. Failure to comply could bring a fine or jail term. Mrs Walker, British by nationality, does not need such a certificate.
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Eng
Great Britain
James J. Walker
New York
England
Walker
Dorking
Huey Long Declares 1936 Governor Run
Huey P. Long announced he would seek the governorship in 1936 while in Baton Rouge. He spoke during a special legislative session as bills moved to passage and quipped about the state's finances before hinting the presidency would come later.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Long
House of Representatives
Young Kennamer to Start Court Term Opens
Tulsa dispatch reports Federal Judge Franklin E. Kennamer presiding in Vinita criminal docket with 124 names. Sheriff Burkdell returns to Pawnee and may not testify before Monday. 10-year-old Phil faces a 25-year manslaughter sentence for a slaying in Pawnee last fall. Trial marks first for Kennamer and the court. Mrs Theemon of Tulsa faces a contempt trial for a disturbance during Kennamer’s proceedings.
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Tulsa
Okia
Prixon Guten Ukely
Phi Kennamer
Hia
Franklin E. Kennamer
Vinitn
Baneh
Ati
C. M. Burkdell
Pawnee
McAlester
Phil-facen
John Gorrell
Tha Vintta
LU Theemon
Nalate
Young Kennamer
Pioneer Kanaan Celebrates 100th Birthday in Sabetha
Pioneer Kanaan marks his hundredth birthday with a Sunday church event at the Church of the Brethren. Messages from Governor Alton will be read as the town honors him. Born in Ohio on February 28, 185? he moved to Kan ang in 1857 and witnessed Kansas statehood and broad national change.
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Sabetha
Jacob ‘Root
Kanaan
Root
Church of the Brethren
Alt Don
Ohio
Kanang
Union
Brown County
Kansas
Courthouse Renovation Underway With Lighting Upgrade
Renovation of the courthouse progresses rapidly with removal of old lights and rewiring. A modern lighting system will start soon. Judge Mugh Mens office will gain a larger space after a partition is removed and the hallway area reconfigured. Propped by KERC funds and county repair funds, total costs run around 4000 dollars.
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Mugh Mens
L. H. Menger
Harold Beck
Register of Deeds
Means
District Court
R. B. Stevens
Lawrence National Bank
KERC
Alabama Voters Defeat Modification of Dry Laws
Birmingham voters reject proposed changes to 20 year old prohibition statutes and oppose legalization of hard liquor in a February referendum. With 1,919 of 2,156 boxes reported, 89,184 favored modification and 95,885 opposed while the liquor and wine measures ran close. The vote guides the legislature set to reconvene on April 30.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Valssinph
Mississippi
Iit
Boxing Match Added to Program at Robinson Gym
An added fast three round boxing bout will be staged between halves of the all star and freshmen basketball game at Robinson Gym tonight. Pete Echavez 116 pounds faces Herman Dick 118 pounds. Alumni team players include Kansay Atara Crash Bob team names not repeated. Admission 25 cents. Referee Coach H. Whehargiss will officiate both boxing and basketball.
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Allstar
Robinson Gymnasium
Pete Echavez
Pacific Fleet
Herman Dick
Haskell
Echavez
Kansay Atara
Bill Johnson
Lee Page
Ted O'Leary
Tom Rishon
Ernie Vancki
Forrest Cox
H. WeeHargiss
PredicTs higher wages in Ford letter to Woll
Ford writes in a letter to Matthew Woll that higher wages are possible through industrial management reforms. The letter, reported by Woll, signals a widening movement among leaders of industry for wage increases, with Ford reaffirming his view on wage ideals. Kiwanis appoints Ral Cameron as director to fill Bob Davis’s vacancy in the city.
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New York
Yoenry Ford
Matthew Woll
The
American
Fes
Wolk
Jane Wellien
Ford
New
Kiwanis
Ral Cameron
Bob Davis
The Five Billion Dollar Relief Fund Parade
Readers proposed to visualize a five billion dollar relief fund by stacking silver dollars into trucks. Using standard measures a dollar's size yields a one mile high stack of coins, or a plan of 7,891 miles if stacked, with 166,250 one ton trucks needed to haul the coins. The parade would extend about 1,488 miles end to end, from New York to Liberal or San Francisco to Fort Scott, before safety concerns and practicalities halted further planning.
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Journal-World
A. Bane
I’s
Congress
Massachusetts
New York City
Liboral
Kan
San Francisco
Fort Scott
Guy Hele
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Monrtoe
Lay
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Saar
Huey Long
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Henry Word Helievee Management
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