Long denounces Roosevelt rule in radio address
Huey P. Long, amid a sharp attack on Roosevelt policies, urged sweeping tax cuts and wealth limits in a Jan 10 radio broadcast. He accused the administration of debt growth and mismanaging patronage, signaling possible presidential ambitions and widening a rift with the White House.
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Washington
Huey
P. Long
Roosevelt
Louisiana
Senate
Hell
Bic
Long
Senator Long
White House
Altho Long
City Milk Ordinance Amendment Challenged in Court
A district court injunction action filed yesterday by Haverty, a milk dealer, contests a December 21 1924 city ordinance requiring only grades A and B pasteurized or certified grade A raw milk and cream for sale to consumers. Haverty alleges unconstitutionality and discrimination and seeks to permanently set aside the amendment. He is backed by Riling and Riling. the petition includes a letter from city milk inspector Bauman warning Haverty to sell only milk conforming to the amendment.
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Li Te
Haverty
City. Commission
Route 4
District Court
Riling
Leon
Bauman
Measure to Expand Kansas Highway Patrol Reach
A bill in the Kansas Senate would grow the Highway Patrol to 75 officers and broaden duties to protect life and property beyond highways. The plan also requires the department to supply needed equipment. Additional measures include tax levy authority for bond retirement in Topeka and city discretion to reallocate unspent water and power funds amid tax shortfalls.
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Topeka
Senate
Dale
Skovgard
Othe
Aion Te Ife
Highway Department
Sen. Logan
Tonka
Logan
Cities Authority
Extradition Sought in Multi-State Bank Robberies
In Oklahoma City on January 10 AP reports Murray honored Kansas request to return Bill Cloppe to Gowley County for the Winfield National Bank robbery on May 9 1926 and a possession charge involving 82 250 in stolen Liberty bonds tied to other crimes including the Lincoln National Bank heist on August 25 1932. Scientists report four kinds of sugar cane salt misunderstood disease.
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Okishama’ City
G Murray
Kansas
iGowley County
Bill
Clopp
Winfield
Okla‘homa’ City
Eeer’s National Bank of Lincoln
Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights Community Programs
The fragment lists KFKU Thursday 6:00 p.m. interviews with the 123rd athlete, a Prof. Blueh range, and Friday 2:20 p.m. music appreciation by Prof. Skchton. Also noted is a German lesson by F. Engel and a musical program arranged by Waldemar Gelich.
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R. Blueh
C. S.skchton
Waldemar Gelich
Three Die In Crash Near Cherryvale Kansas
Three men died when a Frisco motor train struck a motor car near Cherryvale Kansas this morning Walter W Hurst 61 president of the Chautauqua county farm bureau William L Martin 30 farm agent and Clarence V Rost 45 farm bureau executive committee member were killed in the wreck Rost died in hospital from a fractured skull Martin formerly coached basketball at Winfield High School and Southwestern College after the 1929 season both men lived in Chautauqua county and Wauneta Kansas while Hurst resided in Cherryvale The engineer said the car sideswiped a concrete culvert before crossing onto the tracks
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Cherryvale
Kan
Frisco
Here
Walter
W. Hurst
Chautauqua County Farm Bureau
William *.L. Martin
Chautauqua County
Hurst
Clarence V. Rost
Chautauqua County Faria Bureau
Sedan
Martin
Wauneta
A.C. Staib
Pittsburg
Mine
Winfield
Dan
William Ob
Guest Speaker at Baker University to Spotlight Kagawa Work
Miss Helen Topping secretary to Toyohiko Kagawa, noted Japanese churchman and reformer, will speak to Baker University students in Baldwin City on Saturday January 12. She will also visit Ottawa on Friday for a ten day tour, discussing Kagawa and his Christian cooperatives central to his evangelism.
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Baldwin City
Helen Topping
Toyohiko Kagawa
Baker University
Miss Topping
Ottawa
Y.W. G.A
Japan
Kagawa
Kingdom of God
Topeka Meeting For VFW Units In January Visit
Veterans of Foreign Wars departments and auxiliary councils plan a Topeka gathering Sunday January WX. The Phillip Dillard post will host a banquet in the Jayhawk Hotel banquet room with UT. Smigres of Oklahoma City as national chief of staff guest of honor. Reservations via Vern Smith or M Firner.
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Topeka
Fa Oelock
Phillip Dillard
Italy
Jayhawk
UT. Smigres
Oklahoma City
Lawrence
Vern Smith
M Firner
Auve Shotom
Community Notices Of Gatherings And Club Elections
A series of social visits and events from Ives Chapel recounts New Year dinners and gatherings. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. George Butell and families, Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford, and Rev. and Mrs. Lackey plus Joy. The Merchant Community Club presented a play George in a Jam, with L. and I. club hosting a pot luck dinner and officers election. The 1936 program committees and flower and membership groups are named.
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George Butell
Herman Butell
Herman Butell Jr
Ernest Butell
Wincel Dean
Ernest Jr
Charlie Jardon
Pegry
Buddy
Betty
Richard Butell
Jimmy
Cand
Cecil Jardon
Marvin
Agnes Butell
Steve Speicher
I. N. Rutherford
Merlyn
Frank Lobingier
R. G. McConnell
Emma” Kalb
Marlin Cook
Carl Lackey
Joy
Zurich
Kansas
Cecil. Vining
George
Merchant Community Club
Briles
Marlin’ Cook
L. and 1
Club
Thursay
Marie Howard
Nice
Dolly McConnell
Josie McKinneys
Eva “Millers
Orpha
Myrtle Suter
Josie McKinney
Clara
Nell Lobingier
Eva. Dean
Vilo
Buteil
Orpha Cook
John’ Dean
Ben Davison
Philip “Miller
William Simpson
Dra Rutherford
Wo R. Sutor
Ernest Bertell
C and Son
Ernest Ir
Glenn Howard
Ives Chapel Sunday School Elects Officers
Ives Chapel Sunday school board held a business meeting at Miss Emma Emerys home Friday evening electing officers: superintendent and chorister Emma Emery, secretary Harold Flanders, treasurer Ermine Barkley, pianist Mrs Herman Brown, librarian Loren McGhee, Home Department superintendent Catherine Van Keuren, Missionary Superintendent Mrs Mary Meyer, Primary department superintendent Mrs Carl Lackey. Several families and relatives listed attended or visited the Simpsons, Lobingiers, Lackeys, and others over the weekend, with numerous dinner and guest gatherings across Prairie City and nearby towns. The Prairie City School news notes Betty Irene Mathiay Betty Lou Simpson Grace Husted as December honor roll.
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H. S.cook
Martin' Cook
Ives Chapel
Emma Emery
Emma _ Emery
Harold Flanders
Ermine Barkley
Herman Brown
Loren McGhee
Catherine van Keuren
Mary Meyer
Carl Lackey
Cecil Vining
Aileen
William “Simpson
Cook
Charles Griffith
Philip
Miller
Mma Emery
Him
Mere Ry
Dolly Kline
Oliver Price
Paola
John Christe
Vames Osher
Jahemi Henon
Mitlard Mackson
Philip Miller
Barest Hemaning
Ted Brown
Bobby
W. We Whitted
Jack Oll
Winfield, Scott
Frank Lobingier
John Hurley
Sym Saylor
Richard Butell
Jimmy
Joe Schehr
de McClay
Freone
Maxine
Richard
Geneva
Ottawa
W.R. Suter
George Summer
Harry Summer
Kansas City
Frank Dohngon
Charles
Claude
Gene
George Butell
Herman “‘Butell
Gene Reh
Delores
Henry Reh
John Dean
Ernest Tintell
Wincel Dean
Ernest
Mya
Mot. Hemming
Sun
Charlie Jardon
Mir
Ron Amt
Gardner
Meg
Mia
Jack Chamblet
Anna Mayo
Phanders
Wink Ter
Margaret
Reynolds
Abs. S. le Vaonard
Kerns
Frank Lubingier
Bernard McConnell
Robert McConnell
John Baldwin
Marlin Cook
Carol Joanne
J.T. Cunningham
Prairie City School
Betty Irene Mathiay
Betty Lou Simpson
Grace Husted
Rell
Oskaloosa Trip Leads to Homecoming for Benner Decker
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Alexander and their daughter Marilee drove to Olesburg last weekend to bring Benner Decker home after his visit. The group traveled together, concluding the informal trip with a family return.
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Paul
Alexander
Marilee
Olesburg
Benner Decker
Local News Notes And Social Touches From Jefferson County
Miss Irene Venderplas left Medicine Lodge to work in the Farm Bureau office and has taken a Wheat Accounting Office post at Manhattan as a typist. The Perry town team beat Oskaloosa in a recent Mou tournament, with former high school stars from nine area towns forming the league. The Mezzger truck driven by Harry Brown left the highway at the four mile corner but Brown was unharmed. Mrs. Finnia Larner and daughter and Mrs. Will Rice of Lawrence visited relatives during the holidays. Luella Lake and daughter Loveing Lake returned to Liberal after a vacation with Mr. and Mrs. James Gibson. Miss Helen Brewer, Kansas State Manhattan demonstration agent, will teach bread making January 14 for Farm Bureau Units, and meat canning January 30 with Ball canning company contest explanations.
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Harry Brown
Four Mile Corner
Will Nincehelser
Oskinloosa
Dwight Hawk
Bill Pat
Woody Baker
Charles
Archie Hannah
Marvin Edmonds
John Weisham
Max Engle
Bill Lohmann
Norman Fin Jey
Dallas Small
Fred’ Sample
Perry Town
Finnia Larner
Will Rice
Lawrence
Luella Lake
Lovaing Lake
Liberal
James Gibson
Take
K. Us
Helen Brewer
K.S
Manhattan
Miss Brewer
Don’t gamble with your body to fix health issues
This health note urges reasoning about an unusual condition and suggests dietary changes. It recommends increased eating before meals and hints at mood and stomach signals affecting appetite. The guidance touts a product called HLTe as a potential booster for mood, appetite, and nutrient flow.
Eau Members Plan Annual Meeting at Perry
Eau members will hold their annual meeting at Perry on January 2 with morning and afternoon sessions. Speakers include former hometown man Hon Ralph Snyder of Wichita O B Glover of Manhattan district supervisor of the sorn hog control program and E A Clevenger district farming agent will preside. County superintendent Wyatt Craig announced the teachers and school board meeting to be held here January 19. Address by Dr Harold Case of the First M E Church Topeka. Large attendance expected.
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Eau
Perry
Ralph Snyder
Wichita
O. B. Glover
Manhattan
E. A. Clevenger
Farmingent
Wyatt Craig
Harold Case
M. E
Topeka
Mac Long
Oliver Shields
Lawrence
Vivian White
Buckley's Mixture Promoted for Nighttime Cough Relief
An old advertisement touts Buckley's Mixture as a safe triple acting cough remedy for adults and children. It claims a few doses before bed ensures a coughless night and refreshed awakening, noting a 45 cent bottle available at Round Corner Drug Co and other drugstores.
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Buckley
Round ‘Corner Drug Co
Promising Young Minister Leaves for Coast Rest
Leonard Edmonds, home from Park College for vacation, led last Sunday's Presbyterian service with special violin duets by Olinda Ahrens and William Leech. Friends expect success in his chosen ministry as he travels by car to the coast, amid news of a recent storm on the northwest route. Tate Mrs. Roy Weishaar traveled to Alba Missouri after a message that her brother Charles Bata was very ill. daughter Mrs. Walker Coleman oversees the home in her absence.
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Presbyterian Church
Leonard Edmonds
Park College
Olinda Ahrens
William Leech
Ard
Leonsard
Tate
Roy Weishaar
Alba
Charles Batéa
Mrs. Walker
Coleman
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Honore
Sly
KFKU
Winfield High
Rtin
Southwestern
Baker
Oskaloosa
Shields
Velma White
Bert Hagge
Valley
Falla
Ruth’ Stebbens
Charles Bowen
Eli Bowen
Roy Campbell
Frank Haines
Mr. Campbell
Harnar Auto Supply
Home Owned
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A.C. Titan
Jordan
Ford
T. Ford
Ible
Crest
G&j
Fido
Gamble's
C. A
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