Move to Save Sum in Treasury Faces Legal Review
Washington reports intense congressional interest as the justice department weighs retroactive re enacted processing taxes under AAA. Sen Bankhead launches a plan to shield tax revenue while Edward A. O Neal of the Farm Bureau pushes legislation to bar processors from keeping taxes and passes on to consumers. The administration studies revenue needs and a Senate bill to fund soil conservation with a 350 million dollar appropriation is expected to be introduced.
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Washington
Jeaders
Capitol Hill
AAA
Justice Department
Senator Bankhead
D-Ala
Congress
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
House
Ways and Means Committee
O'Neal
Treasury
Hoover
Lincoln, Neb
Bankhead
D.als
American Women Spend Millions on Cosmetics
Chicago reports that women spend between $750,000 and $1,000,000 daily on cosmetics and beauty services. Beauty shops rise, with Charles J. Kutill noting about 65,000 shops today, plus many home-based operators. Census figures show growth from 19,604 shops in 1929 to 42,073 in 1933.
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Chicago
Charles J. Kutill
Modern Beauty Show
CROSS WORD PUZZLE ACROSS AND DOWN CLUES AND BUSINESS RANKINGS
The puzzle clues cover across and down entries with several words and definitions. The article notes the beauty industry ranking as the fifth largest in the United States, ahead of only steel automobiles manufacturing and food, reflecting growth from a decade ago when it ranked 12th to 14th. It mentions an Indoor Golf school offering matches with players of varied skill, per the manager.
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Kutill
United States
Plans ping pong tourney at Indoor Golf school
Indoor Golf school will host a city wide ping pong tournament starting next week. Entries are taken at Ober's store this week by Charles Radcliffe and Earl Whitaker. Two flights championship and class A with a possible second flight for women. Entry fee 25 cents.
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Ober’s
Earl Whitaker
Charles Radcliffe
Ober
American Legion Names Dr. I. L. Cowger Adjutant
Topeka Kansas Dr Irvin L Cowger of Sterling was named adjutant of the Kansas American Legion succeeding Ernest A Red Ryan who resigned due to ill health Cowger a dentist served with company G 137th Infantry 33rd division in world war The committee also announced a full time rehabilitation office to be based in Wichita with R M Collins of Pittsburg in charge and a full time assistant to be named
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Topeka
Irvin L. Cowger
Sterling
Kansas American Legion Today
Ernest A
Red) Ryan
Cowger
The
Legion
137Th Infantry
Ryan
R. M. Collins
Pittsburg
Nye rejects Coughlin money to end munitions probe
Washington reported Senator Nye refused Father Coughlin's offer to fund the munitions investigation. Nye said no legal right exists to accept such funds and that the committee could not be buoyed by private money. He noted hearings may be suspended while funds concerns persist.
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Washington
Charles E. Coughlin
Detroit
Senate Democrats
Nye
R-N.d
Father Coughlin
Glass
D.-Va
Woodrow Wilson
J. P. Morgan and Partners
Robinson
D-Ark
Appropriations Committee
Byrnes
D-5.c
Senate
National Union For Social Justice
Wilson
New Way to Hold False Teeth in Place
A small powder product named Fasteeth promises to stabilize loose teeth with no gummy aftertaste. Sprinkled on plates it claims to grip firmly, prevent slipping, and improve breath. Available from druggists in three sizes.
Play cast is chosen for Olympiad Molnar comedy at Fraser
The Kuh, Kansas players announce the Olympia cast for a four night Fraser theater run starting February 17. Director Prof. Robert Calderwood leads a high comedy set in 19th century royalty with a clash between aristocracy and peasant sentiment. Cast includes Claudine Reynolds, Norbert Anschuetz, Allen Crafton, Mrs. Crafton, Donald Dixon, Mary Myers Elliott, and Calderwood. A second item notes Otis Gulley granted a six month divorce from Juanita Gulley in district court for abandonment.
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Kuh
Kansas Players
Olympia
Ferenc Molnar
Fraser Theater
Robert Calderwood
Claudine Reynolds
Lawrence
Norbert Anschuetz
Kansas City
Kovacs
Allen Crafton
K. U
Krehl
Princess
Donald Dixon
Count Albert
Mary Myers Elliott
Dramatic Faculty
Lina
Professor Calderwood
Perhaiaiduelseeds
Ah Wilderness at Granada A star cast in a 1906 town drama
The Granada presents Ah Wilderness adapted from Eugene ONeill with Eric Linden Lionel Barrymore Wallace Berry Aline Mac Mahon Cecilia Parker Spring Byington and Mickey Rooney. In an eastern town in 1906 the story follows a family led by a newspaper editor and a reporter whose drinking problem complicates life.
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Eugene O’neill
Eric Linden
Lionel Barrymore
Wallace Berry
Aline Mac Mahon
Cecilia Parker
Spring Byington
Mickey Rooney
Miss Parker
Berry
Miss Mac
Mahon and Berry Love Strain Sparks Remorse Past Event
Eric Linden, Berry More’s son, a bright lad who quotes Swinburne, loves his schoolday sweetheart Cecilia Parker. Linden’s oratory and revolutionary ideas cause his father anxiety. Mrs Parker portrays a maid under the family wing. The story is human in tenor and a grand show with short items on Mickey Mouse and Robert Benchley.
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Mahon
Berry
Eric Linden
Barrymore
Swinburne
Cecilia Parker
Miss Parker
Linden
Mickey Mouse
Robert Benchley
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