Bankruptcy reform moves gain momentum in Congress
Washington January 22 AP strong sentiment grows for helping financially embarrassed individuals and corporations through bankruptcy reform measures. Hoover urges sweeping revision with two bills drafted for House action to aid debtors and railroad firms through court supervised reorganizations and installment plans, backed by Speaker Garner and leaders.
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Washington
Congress
Hoover
House
Judiciary
McKeown
Okla
LaGuardia
R. N
Hastings
Del
Gerald Thacher
Garner
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal
Carter Glass: From Editor to Treasury Secretary Instrumental in Finance
The article profiles Carter Glass of Virginia, a longtime Democrat and key finance figure who shaped the federal reserve act and led on banking issues. It recounts his unlikely rise from editor and publisher to Virginia Senate, then to the U.S. Senate and a treasury post offered by Wilson. It notes health and duties may affect Roosevelts cabinet prospects.
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Hroosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Carter Glass
Virginia
Congress
Glass
Virginia Senate
Wilson
Treasury
U. S. Senate
Re-elected leader with fierce finance style noted
Describes a small, wary yet aggressive figure known for deep financial expertise and a vigorous public manner, admired and feared for his record of three re-elections since. Leena Peianii is referenced in connection with the assessment.
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Peiaiani Leena
Kansas News Briefs Reflect 1937 State Affairs
AP dispatch from Topeka reports Topeka appoints Frank L. Sturges as a Kansas navy admiral in name only, a scow fleet as his ship, a suspended municipal embezzlement case against Helene P. Mitchell, and the governor’s 8 pound fruit cake being shared with Topeka orphans and aging homes. The Kansas State Fair Association adopts a no-change position on fair laws, electing W. P. Royer president and naming directors and a legislative committee.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Frank L. Sturges
Kansas Navy
Civic Club
Alf M. Landon
Wellington
Helene P. Mitchell
Municipal Water and Light Department
Jan
Independence
Kan
Wis
State Fair Association
W. P. Royer
Coffeyville
E. Lister
Ottawa
George Harmon
Valley Falls
C. E. Sells
Effingham
Albert Ham
Prescott
C. A. Sayre
Cottonwood Falls
Caster Harrison
Wichita
W. R. Barnard
Belleville
A. J. Huska
Cuba
A Pee ‘Sponsler
Hutchinson
Maurice Jencks
Barnard
Lister
Sayre
Marketing Meeting At Baldwin Tomorrow
An all day meeting on production and marketing of wool and pork will be at the College cafe in Baldwin. Wool and sheep raisers and pork producers are invited. Luncheon guests include Midwest Wool Marketing Association and Livestock Producers Commission Association. Program begins 10 AM with speakers from Kansas State College extension and marketing firms from Kansas City. The pork producers session follows in the afternoon.
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College Cafe
Baldwin
Midwest Wool Marketing Associate
Livestock Producers Commission Association
Extension
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kansas City
Kaw Valley and Lawrence figures attend Effingham dinner
A group including Miss Dorothy, Miss Ida Marj, Bert Kent, Knoll Reed, and Douglass Schroyer traveled from Kaw Valley and Lawrence to Effingham Sunday for a family dinner with Mrs. R. E. Schroyer and Mrs. J. A. Schroyer. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Melahan hosted New Year’s Day. The Journal World Market Base pages present homemaker oriented content.
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Dorothy
Ida Mar J
Kaw Valley
Hubert Kent
Knoll
Doyl Reed
R. E. Schroyer
J. A. Schroyer
Ross Cole
Lawrence
Douglas Schroyer
Effingham
Guy Melahan
Ee the
Journal-World Market Basset
Thursday Rem Athlet ic interview ar canis by E R Ebel
A fragment lists events and speakers including E R Ebel Forrest C Cox and others for Thursday and Friday sessions. It mentions athletic interview topics in a campus setting with times and presenters, plus a music appreciation period and a historical discussion led by Ernest D Tyler.
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E.R. Ebel
Forrest C. Cox
C._S. Skilton
Wisteria
Ernest D. Tyler
H. C. Taylor
Penguin Fool Murder at the Patee
Edna May Oliver stars as a schoolteacher from Iowa who becomes a detective in The Penguin Fool Murder, a two day run at the Patee offering a comedic murder mystery with an unusual twist and supportive comedy. Also on the bill is Notre Dame versus Southern California football with rapid and slow motion shots.
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Patee
Southern California
Social News in Leavenworth and Nearby
The report lists a Saturday P E 0 meeting in Leavenworth attended by many, a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Harry White with dancing music by Messia Morrow and Williams, and visits by Mrs C D Miller and son Larry Dean from Kansas City. It notes Mrs Kahn’s daughter ill at Tonoganoxie, Clarence J Davis and Ray S Davis arriving for a family illness, a move of Mr and Mrs Ward to Kansas City, Leona and Vanita taking books home, and Dolores Welte’s December marriage announcement from Michigan.
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P.E. 0
Leavenworth
Harry White
Messia
Morrow and Williams
C.D. Miller
Larry Dean
Kansas City
Fred Kahn
Dolores Welte
Michigan
O'Dea
Lawrence
C. W. White
John Canary
Knowledge Hill
Birthday celebration at O'Dea home honors Graham family
Saturday and Sunday gatherings marked by a fine birthday dinner for Robert Graham Sr. and a visit from grandson Robert Graham Jr. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Othal Wiley, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Moore, Mrs. VY. A. Dehoff and father John Osborne, Ray Johnson and Lawrence Messmore families, Elaine of Tonganoxie, Earl Wiggins of Kansas City, and George Sharp and sons of Tonganoxie.
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Robert Graham
Robert Graham, Jr
Othal Wiley
Harry Moore
VY. A.dehoff
John Osborne
Ray Johnson
Lawrence
Lawrence Messmore
Elaine
Tonganoxie
Wood, Stock
Earl Wiggins
Kansas City
George Sharp
O'Dea
Tee
Lecompton Hill Family Holds New Year Reunion
Descendants of the late Frederick B. Hill and wife of Lecompton Kansas hosted their annual New Year’s Day reunion at Oscar Roller’s home near Topeka on Monday January 21. A plentiful cafeteria dinner preceded orchestral numbers by the Roller family roving pictures and reminiscences. Attendees included Eth el Fitton of Anderson Missouri Mr and Mrs Miltos Winter and Mrs Hazel Cole of Medicine Lodge Dr A F Kerns and Mrs Kerns Russel Sehon H W Hunter and sons Bob and Dick Lawrence Mrs Fred Rothberger and daughter Margaret Ann Miss Helen Canipe of Eudora Mrs M M Iliff Paul Hill Mr and Mrs B J Hill and son Fritz Hill Mr and Mrs Charles Winter and son Allen K and Mr and Mrs C W Sehon.
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Frederick B. Hill
Lecompton
Kansas
Oscar. Roller
Topeka
Roller
Ethel Fitton
Anderson, Mo
Miltos Winter
Hazel Cole
Medicine Lodge
A. F. Kerns
List of Topeka and Lecompton residents named in notice
A local notice lists residents including Phyllis Martin of Lecomp ton and numerous Topeka families such as Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Eberhart Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Oberhelman and daughters Arlene and Lola Mrs. Pearl Osborne and Irene Ada Stark and Don Stark Miss Zella lliff Miss Gladys Winter Miss Mildred Fager Wood Hill Freddie Hill Miss Dorothy Sawhill Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Roller and children and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Westerhaus All names indicate participants or stakeholders in the notice with addresses shown in the readable portion.
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Phyllis Martin
Lecompton
P. T. Eberhart
Leslie Oberhelman
Arlene
Lola
Leslie Eberhart
Pearl Osborne
Irene
Ada Stark
Don Stark
Zella Lliff
Gladys Winter
Mildred Fager
Wood Hill
Freddie Hill
Dorothy Sawhill
Oscar. Roller
Topeka
Oscar Westerhaus
New Year Guests From Eudora Lawrence Attend Tenpenny Home
Beverly and Mrs Ed La Mont of Lawrence were guests of Mrs Ben Tenpenny on New Year’s Day. Mrs La Mont is the daughter of Mrs Tenpenny’s granddaughter and Mrs Westerhaus is another granddaughter. Pearl Slusser, recently ill with measles, returned to her high school classes Wednesday, resuming her studies.
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Beverly
Eudora
Ed la Mont
Lawrence
Ben Tenpenny
la Mont
Westerhaus
Tenpenny
Pearl Slusser
Allenru Rheumatic Prescription Ad at Round Corner Drug Ce
An old style drug advert touts Allenru Rheumatic Prescription for 85 cents per bottle. It claims to remove excess uric acid within 24 hours and promises relief from pain and swelling in 48 hours with a money back guarantee. The ad directs readers to seek Allenru at Round Corner Drug Co.
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Round Corner
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