Federal plan would license large corporations nationwide
Washington reporters describe a federal licensing program for interstate commerce aimed at breaking monopolies and setting labor standards. The plan, sponsored by Senators Borah and O'Mahoney, would require licenses from a strengthened Federal Trade Commission, impose rules on wages and age limits, and allow court appeals of license revocations. Opponents warn it grants the FTC sweeping power to cripple firms.
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Washington
Jan
Borah
R-Ida
O'Mahoney
D-Wyo
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Trade Commission
Congress
The
House
Employers May Deduct Social Security Tax on Returns
Treasury officials said employers may deduct social security taxes on their federal income tax returns. Employees may not deduct the 1 percent salary levy for the old age pension, which is treated as an income tax and nondeductible. The employer levy is an excise tax and deductible, with little expected impact on total income tax revenue.
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Washington
Treasury
Aging couple remarried after divorce in Oklahoma
E. B. Cooper aged 80 and Mrs. Mary Ann Brassfield 83, both previously separated for 11 years, were remarried in Muskogee Oklahoma yesterday. The pair first wed in 1928 and this ceremony marks Cooper’s fifth marriage and Brassfield’s fourth.
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Muskogee, Okla
E. B. Cooper
Mary Ann Brassfield
Cooper
Brassfield
Aunt Het Quote Reflects Outer Shine and Inner Greenness
A syndicated 1987 Aunt Het column uses vivid metaphor to compare a person named Emmie to November oranges, noting stylish exterior yet green inner quality. The brief reflection pairs fashion with color imagery to convey perception versus substance.
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Emmie
Publishers Syndicate
Recital Ends as Students Receive Warm Applause
At the close of the recital the soloists earned enthusiastic applause. The school of fine arts schedules the next advanced student recital for Wednesday evening at 7 30 in the same hall.
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School of Fine Arts
Conference in Budapest Shapes Danube Power Balance
Foreign ministers of Italy Austria and Hungary prepared for a conference that could shift southeastern Europe power. Rome Berlin axis looms as dominant influence in the Danube valley. A clash with France aligned Little Entente grows clearer as Romania may realign toward Italy.
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Budapest
Hungary
Italy
Austria
Europe
Danube Valley
Galeazzo Ciano
Guido Schmidt
Koloman von Kanya
France
Romania
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Belleview 4-H Club Hosts Christmas and New Year Party
The Belleview 4-H Club held a combined Christmas and New Year party on December 29 with members inviting a guest each. Former members attended as guests of the club. A large crowd enjoyed refreshments after the event.
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Belleview
House Halts Pump Vote Refuses 45 Million CCC Fund Increase
Washington reports the House rejected by voice vote a 45 million dollar hike for the Civilian Conservation Corps operations for the new fiscal year. The Johnson amendment to raise the CCC fund to 271,331,000 was defeated, staying within the 226,381,000 endorsed by the budget bureau.
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Washington
House
Civilian Conservation Corps
Johnson
D-Okla
CCC
Budget Bureau
Fapnes
Miss Ruby Fairbairn Talks On First Aid At Stony Point
County Red Cross nurse Miss Ruby Fairbairn will speak on first aid at a meeting of the Stony Point Community club held Friday evening at the Stony Point school house.
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Ruby Fairbairn
County Red Cross
Stony Point
Baldwin News Mrs Clyde Stewart Miss Beulah Stewart and Mrs Simpson Taylor
Local notes list Mrs Clyde Stewart Miss Beulah Stewart and Mrs Simpson Taylor among community figures in Baldwin. Read as a brief society update with names tied to regional social events.
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Clyde Stewart
Beulah Stewart
Simpson Taylor
Sol
Baldwin area social notes and university happenings
Kansas City visitors on Friday afternoon. Friends hosted a bridal shower for Mrs. Gene Twichell at her grandmother Mrs. Arthur Gilman’s home. Baker student Joseph Cleavenger from Leavenworth hospitalized with an infected hand at W. H. Dempsey’s home. Topeka business by Rev. Charles Ruhlen and his mother Mrs. Ruhlen. Miss Esther Frazer, KU student, returned to Lawrence from Baldwin after holidays. A dinner celebrated Coach Edward Henrich’s marriage to Lillian Dowers in Baldwin. The Henrichs will live in Wiley apartments. Various church and club events planned, including January church day at First Methodist and meetings of Women’s groups. A Rotary meeting featured Dr. Nelson P. Horn with future Baker plans. Mrs. Mary Alice Severy undergoing major operation in Kansas City and recuperating with daughter Mrs. George Wilson. Fire damage reported at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Black west of town last Sunday.
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Kansas City
Gene Twichell
Arthur Gilman
J. F. Ruhlen
Topeka
Esther Frazer
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Baldwin
John Frazer
Warrensburg
Lillian Dowers
W. J. Williams
Charles E. Beeks
Henrich
Baldwin High School
Wiley Apartments
R. T. Green
Orville
Smith
Anne Smith
Nell Smith
Kansasity
H. E. McLaughlin
Falton
Dean Shaw
Perry
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
James S. Chubb
Hugh P. Hartley
South West
Ladies Aid
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
G. E. Sedore
Harold W. Guest
Mecca
Earl Morris
Nelson P. Horn
Clay Center Methodist Church
Evanston
Epworth League Institute Board
Philip Oviatt
Bobby
Severy
George Wilson
Kan
Baker
Delta Tays
Earl Black
Oil Riches 'to'Ex-Slaves and Local Fire Response
A small blaze caused by a faulty chimney was quickly controlled with help from neighbors and the Baldwin fire department. Dr. N P Horn and alumnus Thomas A Evans attended Kansas City meetings of the American College Publicity Association and the American Alumni Secretary Council. Horn later joined a Kansas Council of Church Related Colleges committee meeting in Newton. Christmas recitals by Prof Robert Ledore were held in Hays with local faculty wives arranging. A January meeting of the Baldwin branch of the American Association of University Women featured Rep Edwin F Abels of the Lawrence Republican. An open forum followed, tea served by local committees, and remarks on Social Security in Kansas.
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Baldwin Fire-Department
N.p.horn
Thomas A. Evans
Kansas City
American College, Publicity Association
American’ Alumni
Horn
Newton
Kansas Council of Church Related Colleges
Robert Ledore
Hays
Hays State College
A. E. In
Bert Tunin
Swalwell
Alberta
Canada
Ora Sloan
Waynetown
Ind
Carl Sloan
Kingman
Robert Tunin
Oklahoma
Baldwin
American Association of University Women
Earl Kirker
Edwin F. Abels
Lawrence
Merle. Hitchcock
Dean Evelyn Butler
Ebright
John Garrett
Milwaukee
Wis
Thomas A. Hitchcock
Mutton and Pork Specials at Roy Lawrence Market
Mid week deals at Roy Lawrence Market 906 Mass featuring mutton chops stew and whole shoulders at low prices. Fresh pork cuts including hocks feet and liver with veal lamb chickens and seafood items listed alongside staple groceries and household goods. Delivery available citywide.
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Elmdale
Swift
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