Crop loan bill advances in 1933 farm relief push
Washington January 9 AP The house rules committee moved to grant privileged status to legislation providing 103 million dollars for crop production loans in 1933 Preparations continue for House debate on the Democratic farm relief bill After final action on the domestic allotment plan leaders will consider the production loan measure Jones of the agriculture committee urged broad use of Reconstruction act funds to aid loans while Senate already approved a similar bill The 1933 loan plan would hinge on acreage reduction authority up to 30 percent for farmers with large cuts in 1932
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Washington
House Rules Committee
House
Jones
Agriculture Committee
Rules Committee
Senate
Agriculture Department
Department
Deepartment
Toan i
Lance
Gezrlenre
Martins Plead Guilty In Liquor Case At Lawrence
Isaac Martin and Russell Martin of 319 Connecticut Street were arrested Saturday night by Deputy Sheriffs Vogler and Price after a gallon jug and fourteen pint bottles of whiskey were found in a Ford coupe. Russell pled guilty to possession and transportation and received thirty days in jail and a $100 fine on each count. Isaac pled not guilty with a hearing set for Saturday morning.
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Isaac Martin
Russell Martin
Connecticut Street
iFred Vogler
George Price
Eastighth Street
Vogler
Rice
Lawrence
J. H. Mitchell
Pee Lt Ol Zi
H. H. Baker
Rhode Island Street
Baker
Justice of the Peace
W. J. Cummings
Rabbit breeding classes announced by Kaw Valley
The Kaw Valley Rabbit Association will hold rabbit breeding classes on the second and fourth Fridays each month at the Chamber of Commerce building. Ernest E. Mullin, president, said 7:30 p.m. sessions begin with a January 27 discussion led by Carl Graeber on Stock Selection. The course is free to interested individuals and follows a sequence covering housing, feeding, care of breeding does and litters, meat rabbits, fur rabbits, and disease prevention with additional topics as suitable.
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Kaw Valley
Rabbit Association
Chamber of Commerce
Ernest E. Mullin
Carl Graeber
Billion Dollar Scandal Opens at Varsity Theater
The Billion Dollar Scandal opened at the Varsity theater with three showings starting yesterday. An excellent cast led by Robert Armstrong James Gleason and Irving Pichel moves the oil intrigue to a startling climax. Card of Thanks extends gratitude to friends for support after the loss of Mrs Martha Lyon.
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Varsity Theater
Robert Armstrong
Vonstanes Cummings
James Gleason
Irving Pichel
Martha
Lyon
Inauguration Day Arrivals Open New Landon Era
Governor Landon and four other state officers were sworn in in a simple inaugural ceremony attended by 224 Landon supporters and Kansas dignitaries. The event featured remarks by Republican leaders and a brief prayer, with a parade omitted for economy. A raid at 811 Rhode Island street netted liquor and equipment, arresting H H Baker on possession and manufacture charges.
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Carlton
Carlson
Republican Party
Ryan
Johnston
Alf
Landon
Independence
Kansas City
Capitol
Deaths and Funerals in Linwood and Paola
James Chance age 88 died at home in Linwood. Funeral at Federated church Linwood with Rev. Barker. burial in Chance cemetery. Survived by two sons Clinton and Thomas and adopted son Archie Curran of Kansas City. Morton E Stevenson funeral held in Paola for Miss Matie Stevenson 1038 Tennessee St. Attendees included Ruth Kenney and Mrs E J Skene y of Kaw City.
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James Chance
Linwood
Federated Church
Jacob Barker
Chance
Morton E. Stevenson
Mattie Stevenson
Tennessee Street
Paola
Miss Stevenson
Ruth Kenney
E. J. Skenney
Kaw City
Okla
Lawrence
Miss Kenney
Mrs. Kenney
J. E. Smith
Lone Star
Kansans Forecast Warm Spell Likely to Continue
AP report from Topeka notes S D Flora warns springlike weather may persist for several days. He cautions heavy coats may be needed as calendar suggests sooner or later Kansas will see more seasonable temps. Yesterday Topeka recorded 17 degrees above normal. For sales or trades call 22 and place a classified ad.
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Topeka
Kansans
S. D
Flora
United States
Canada
Kansas
Plane crash kills bride as Mathewson junior injured
Shanghai January 9 AP Christoper Mathewson Jr son of the famous pitcher was recovering from serious injuries after a two motor plane crash that killed his bride of two weeks Margaret Phillips of Philadelphia. The couple were married Christmas Eve in a double ceremony with instructor Ellis Shannon and Elizabeth Reid planned to fly but chose a train instead. Mrs Mathewson Sr widow of the Giants star was in Hanchow and rushed to Shanghai after learning of the accident.
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Shanghai
Christopher
Christy) Mathewson, Jr
Margaret Phillips
Philadelphia
Hanghai
Young Mathewson
Ellis Shannon
Mathewson
Hanchow
Elizabeth Reid
Richmond
Mathewsons
Fire destroys shed on J B Wiggins farm
A small frame shed on J B Wiggins farm four miles west and near route 1 was destroyed by fire in the early hours Sunday. Garden tools valued around 60 dollars burned. the house stayed safe as neighbors formed a bucket line and used water from a yard lily pool. Lawrence fire department arrived to prevent spread and noted the shed frame fell into coals. loss not insured.
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J. B. Wiggins
Lawrence Fire Department
Paul Ingels
Peg
Animal Kingdom at Patee Opens With Crowded Houses
The Tatee adaptation of The Animal Kingdom by Philip Barry opens a three day run at the Patee to packed audiences. Ann Harding Leslie Howard Myrna Loy and William Gargan lead a moving picture program praised for strong acting and human interest with a news reel and shorts to close. STATE BOARD TO MEET
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Philip Barry
the Patee
Ann Harding
Leslie Howard
Myrna Loy
William Gargan
Roxy Theater
New York
Doctor Harbour to Attend State Vet Board Session
Dr. E G L Harbour of Lawrence says the state board of veterinary medical examiners will meet in Topeka tomorrow. Other board members are Dr. W F Wempe of St Mary's and Dr. E F Rubin of McPherson. Kayhawk Club Meets Tonight at 7 30 in Union room 5. Johnny Vaugh named AP All American guard and stars for Texas Christian basketball team.
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State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners
Topeka
E G. L. Harbour
Lawrence
W. F. Wempe
St. Mary's
E. F. Rubin
McPherson
Kayhawk Club
University of Kansas
Union Building
Johnny Vaugh
Associated Press
Texas Christian
Uncle Tom's Cabin at Fraser Theater in revival
The University of Kansas Dramatic Club under Allen Crafton stages Uncle Tom's Cabin with a large cast after tryouts. Rehearsals began last Wednesday and scenery changes exceed fifteen. Tickets go on sale February 3 in the Greenall basement. Additional society notes: Ingleside club hostesses, Trinity Episcopal guild meeting, Mary Jenkinson hosts tea for Spanish students, and a League of Women Voters meeting set for Thursday at the Chamber of Commerce.
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University of Kansas Dramatic Club
Allen Crafton
A. T. Walker
D. L. Patterson
Fraser Theater
Crafton
Greenall
Mary Jenkinson
Ohio Street
University
League of Women Voters
Chamber of Commerce
Midland Grange elects and installs officers at noon meeting
About 100 Grange members attended a noon Grange Hall gathering in Midland to elect and install officers. B M Ottaway of Pomona State lecturer oversaw the installation with Mrs Ottaway assisting. Guest speakers included Con Yan of Topeka on Crippled Children and H W Miskimen of Vinland.
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Midland Grange
Grange
Midland
B. M. Ottaway
Pomona
State
Ottaway
Con Yan
Natta
Topeka
H. W. Miskimen
Vinland
F. M. Butcher
Grange Automobile Insurance
FE. C. Bussing
John Nottingham
Clara Husicd
Charles Spray
Frank Fox
Nettie Spray
Albert Schaake
C. A. Toms
Fred Heck
Carrie Schowengerdt
Della Weible
Flora
Rowena Curl
Ceres
Burglars Break Into Lawrence Poultrys Building
Burglars entered the Lawrence Poultrys Company building at 832 Pennsylvania street on Saturday night but fled after failing to breach the rear door locks. George R. Frazier, the manager, reported Sunday. Nothing was taken. the intruders only reached the feeding station and left when confronted by the heavy sledge hammer near the rear doors.
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Lawrence Poultrys Company
Pennsylvania Street
George R. Frazier
Mr. Frazier
Frazier
Recital by Af filiated Music Teachers Assoc at Memorial
A group of affiliated music teachers will present their pupils in a recital in Memorial High School music room at 4 15 PM on Wednesday afternoon January 1. Teachers include Miss Louise Wiedemann Miss Kate Caldwell Miss Dorothy Enlov e Mrs H W Hargiss and Mrs Byron Donmyer.
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Music Teachers Association
Memorial High School
Louise Wiedemann
Kate Caldwell
Dorothy Enlovw
H. W. Hargiss
Byron
Donmyer
Judge Announces January 14 For All Advise-ment Decisions
Judge Hugh Means stated that all cases under advisement will be decided January 14 and judgments issued then. The November term of district court will close January 21. Organ Vespers drew a good audience at the University of Kansas auditorium for Laurel Everette Anderson’s organ recital, praised for standout content and performance. Plans for a domestic allotment debate between Kansas and Iowa State colleges were set for Kanwaka Discussion Club at the Kanwaka schoolhouse on February 3. Trotzky was reported seriously ill at his residence on Prinkipo Island, Istanbul. Parsons coach Leo J. Frank proposed football rule changes making incomplete passes over the goal line for touchbacks only on fourth down.
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Hugh Means
University of Kansas
Laurel Everette Anderson
Anderson
Kansas
Iowa State
Kanwaka Discussion Club
Kanwaka
Leo J. Frank
Parsons College
Fairfield
Ray Wright Honored After Wichita Insurance Talk
Ray Wright returns from a business trip visiting Wichita Wellington Larned and Hutchinson He spoke before the state meeting of the Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company in Wichita and received local attention for his address
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Ray Wright
Wichita
Wellington
Larned
Hutchinson
The
Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company
Inaugurals and Smoke Drift From KU Plant
Dense black smoke from KU heating plant stack stretched westward while chimney smoke drifted east from southern homes. Fraternity members lament Governor Landon’s economy program curtailing the inaugural ball. A Topeka woman suggests medals for brave marriages during hard times. A young actress notes wives endure husbands vices. Musings on campus romance and campus life. Kansas University graduation reference seen.
Death by own action believed in Wichita man
Elmer E. Soderstrom aged 60 died by his own action in the federal building at Wichita Sunday. A KU graduate of 1893 he had worked as a railway mail clerk and later as a bookkeeper for the Internal Revenue Service. Health problems were cited by H W Motter, collector, and others in Wichita as the probable cause of his death.
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Elmer E. Soderstrom
Wichita
University of Kansas
Internal Revenue Department
Federal
Louisiana Street
H. WW. Motter
Automobile Turned Over After Collision Near Seventh and Kentucky
A Chevrolet driven by Melvin Hill overturned after colliding with A N Yancey’s Buick at Seventh and Kentucky streets late Saturday morning. No injuries were reported. Police say both cars were traveling east on Seventh when Hill rear ended the Buick. Dr. Raymond H Wheeler of the University of Kansas spoke on immortality at a Topeka Unitarian church yesterday. Two KU professors have speaking dates in Pittsburg, with topics technocracy, economics, and a joint teachers’ meeting slated for January 28. Chancellor B H Lindley received a fish and red head duck gift from Dr R L Sutton, sent from Port Aransas, Texas. Ottawa meeting set for veterans camp members. Basketball coaches praise new rule changes this season.
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Melvin Hill
A. N. Yancey
Seventh
Kentucky Streets
Seventh Street
Hill
Raymond H. Wheeler
University of Kansas
Unitarian
Topeka
Wheeler
Pittsburg
John Ise
Chamber of Commerce” Forum
Raymond A. Schwegler
Crawford C County Teachers Association
Pittsburg Teachers’ Organization
Lindley
B. H. Lindley
R. L. Sutton
Kansas City
Kan
Port Aransas
Texas
Sutton
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Ayres Introduces Tax Bill on Naphtha Imports
Representative Ayres proposes a bill to clarify the 1932 revenue act so naphtha and related petroleum derivatives pay the one half cent per gallon import excise tax. He cites Supreme Bureau decisions and hearings supporting the levy to protect the domestic petroleum industry, noting substantial import activity on the Great Lakes, especially Detroit.
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Washington
Representative Ayres
Kan
Congress
Customs Bureau
Ebie
Ayres
Great Lakes
Detroit
Do Not Look for More Income Tax Legislation
Washington reports the treasury department expects no new income tax legislation this session. Officials said the best time would have been last December to introduce such measures and pass them before the next fiscal year, even if a special session occurs after the new administration takes office. The budget balance issue centers on funding about $500 million in new revenue and cutting roughly the same amount in government spending.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
High Department
Police quell rioting in Barcelona street clash
In San Fernando street heavy gunfire erupted as police and civil guards moved to clear the area during a funeral demonstration for yesterday’s riot victims. One bystander was killed and a police officer and a soldier were wounded amid stones from rooftops.
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Barcelona
Spain
San Fernando
Madrid
Republic of Spain
Peoples State Bank officers and directors reelected
Officers and directors of the Peoples State Bank were reelected at a bank meeting today. The officers are T. J. Sweeney sr president L N Lewis vice president T J Sweeney Jr vice president S A Wood cashier Ta M Fitzpatrick assistant cashier Georgeunkley C E Friend Jacob Badsky Robert A Steele and C A Smart directors. Smart was also elected bank attorney.
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The
Peoples State Bank
L. N. Lewis
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
S. A. Wood
Ta. M. Fitzpatrick
George Unkley
C. E. Friend
Jacob
My Beauty Hint From the Hindus on a Five Minute Repose
The article advises women to refresh themselves without sleep by a technique from Hindu practice. Concentrate on the body, release tension in arms and legs, then drop thoughts and sit quietly as if awake but asleep. A five minute period in this inward shell is said to yield beneficial effects.
Evening Star Basket Supper and Watch Party at Kindred
Neighbors gathered Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Kindred near Weaver for a basket supper and watch party. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Bowen and son Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Broers and daughter Kathaleene, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Neis and grandson Felix Muller, Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Neis and children, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Budaley, Mrs. Marjorie Wester and son Carl, Mrs. Melvin McPherson and daughters of Topeka, and Mrs. Neii Catlin. Emmett Bernitz of Kansas City visited several days at his brother Arthur Bernitz’s home.
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L. L
Weaver
John Bowen
Raymond
Floyd Broers
Kathaleene
Carl Neis
Felix Muller
Ars
Gideon Neis
Wilfred Budaley
Marjorie Westerhouse
Carl
Melvin McPherson
Topeka
Neii Catlin
Emmett Bernitz
Kansas City
Arthur Bernite
GEERDEAT POLICY OFFER PAYS UP TO 100 MONTHLY
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Postal Liter & Casualty Insurance
Dierks
Kansas City
Local society notes from Baldwin events and visits
Miss Harriett Osborne librarian of Baker hosts guests Friday at noon. Miss Wolf will assist in cataloguing new books. Ada Snodgrass travels to Wichita to teach art after visiting her parents for Christmas. Ralph Gilman opens a bakery on East High Street this week. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society held its first meeting of the year at the Methodist church with Mrs. Wilder leading devotional. Mrs. Ruhlen reviewed Lady Fourth Daughter of China chapter Salt Marsh of Disease. Mrs. W. J. Williams read Precious Jade. New Year reports were given by chairmen. Florence Baird of Kansas City visited Baldwin for New Year. Mrs. S. Crawford Rankin attended a funeral in Ottawa. Mrs. Emil Liston with Thogmartins plans to travel south for health reasons until spring.
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Harriett Osborne
Baker
Miss Wolf
Baldwin
Miss Osborne
Ada Snodgrass
Wichita
A. A. Snodgrass
Ralph Gilman
East High Street
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
J. M. Wilder
China
J. F. Ruhlen
W. J. Williams
Florence Baird
Kansas City
S. Crawford Rankin
Ottawa
Emil S. Liston
Thogmartin
Ft. Scott
Southland
Mr. Thogmartin
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Kaw Valley Rabbit Association
Supreme Court
Thiele
Walter G. Thiele
Charles W. Thompson
Frank J. Ryan
W. C. Austin
Woodring
E. R. Sloan
Helton
J. W. Graybdill
Newton
E. al. Cornell
W. T.markham
George A. Allen
Markham
National Guard
Henry J. Allen
George Hodges
Peggy Ann
First
H.H. Baker
Christy Mathewson
Ira
the Tatee
E. G. L. Harbour
U. Dramatic Club
Friends In Council
Mre. A. T. Walker
Alfred Lawrence
Alabama Street
Ingleside Club
Trininity Episcopal Church
Miss Winele
Lowrance
Poultry Company
Judge Means
Trotzky
Istanbul
Turkey
APJ
Prinkipo' Sland
K. U
Missouri
Jefferson City
Lil Health
E. E Soderstrom
R. H. Wheeler
Topeka Church
Joseph A
Tornight
F. B. Dodds
Claude Dicker
Minnie Walker
C. J. Lane
E. Miller
Lula McKittick
T. E. Boone
W. M. Smith
Fanson
Peoples State Electa
L. E. Sisson
Electa Kindelsperger
Simpson
Oklahoma City
Roosevelt
John A. Simpson
Oklahoma
National Farmers Union
Oklahoma House of Representatives
J. L. Constant
U. S
Liberty First
Liberty Fourth
Treasury
University of California At Geles
Galveston
Banes
Piso’s Creceta
Mrs. Speaker
Minnie G. Craig
Esmond
N. D
House of Representatives
North Dakota
Helen Hayes
Evening Star
Baldwin News
Henry Wolf
Miss Marian Wolf
Mass
Ait W
Clifford Haverty
United
Ham Hock
Chase & Sanbe
Sunkist
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