Cuban Recognition and Lib eral Spending Outlook in 1930s Era
The piece notes U S plans to issue 2 5 billion in treasury notes to liberalize borrowing and spending as Uncle Sam expands borrowing. It discusses Cuban recognition of Carlos Mendieta as six months of turmoil ends, with Mendieta backed by powerful groups and the hope of restoring order and fulfilling international obligations. It mentions a Douglas County involvement in a convicts hunt and rumors of Lansing refugees crossing area, prompting local excitement and unease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Sam
Cuba
Carlos Mendieta Schich
Mendieta
Awield
Douglas County
Altho
Lansing
Senate Modifications Spark Debate On Stabilization Fund
The senate banking committee added changes to the administration's money bill, setting a time limit on the proposed stabilization fund and placing it under a five member board. The administration and senate majority differ on the form, promising a vigorous return to original provisions and a broader discussion. Kansas Congressmen McGugin and Guyer opposed encroachments seen as fascism spreading to the U S The Lake View fish transfer report claims no losses as fish moved from a dry to wet area, implying fish adaptation to dry conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
Senate Committee
McGugin
Guyer
Kansas
House
United States
One More Chance for Philippine Freedom Extended Nine Months
Administration leaders propose giving the Philippines one more chance to vote on independence by extending the Bawes-Cutting law nine months. If the legislature fails to authorize independence, the administration signals Filipinos may appear to reject freedom. The aim is to gauge desire for independence before June elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine’ Islands
United States
Proposals to revive NRA powers spark debate on price policy
The article discusses moves to establish a consumer complaints agency within the NRA to curb price hikes while recognizing some commodities may need price rises to restore balance among producers. It notes the Monroe Doctrine criticism and the challenge of implementing adjustments without hurting consumers or producers, describing the delicate political balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Japan shifts toward anti militarist tone in diet meeting
The recent Orient crisis rhetoric eased as Japanese statesmen consider less expansionist policy. Diet discussions show hospitality to anti militarist ideas while no push to abandon Manchuria is seen. Experts note any new territory gains would bring costs Japan may not deem worthwhile in the long run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Orient
Manchuria
Haskell Day Luncheon Honors Institute Football Team
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce will host a Haskell Day luncheon next Tuesday with the Haskell Institute football squad and officials as guests of honor. Dr. F G Allen oversees the program, Athletic Manager McDonald, and the Hanley brothers will speak. Eli Warneke will sing solos. Broke Arm in Fall Mrs W E Bowersock suffered a broken right arm after slipping from her steps. Birth Announcements A daughter named Atna Marie born January 15 at Simmone hospital to Mr and Mrs Howard McKinney. Carlene Mae born January 22 to Mr and Mrs Earl Weeks. Mrs A B Mitchell expected home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Haskell, Institute
Chamber of Commerce
F. G.allen
Proram
McDonald
Hanley Brothers
Gaskell
Eli Warneke
W.E. Bowersock
Tennessee Street
Bowersock
Howard Mckinney
Simmone Hospital
Atna Marie
Aes -Earl Weeks
Carlene Mae
A.B. Mitchell
Chanute
Kan
County Fair Is Assured for Douglas County
Twenty five years ago the Douglas County Fair association directors voted unanimously to stage a county fair this fall. W E Spalding elected president with Jacob Badsky as vice president Elmer Brown secretary and T J Sweeney treasurer on the executive board are Spalding Badsky Manley Fischner Wagstaff Bowman Woodward Hetzel and Stewart. Poehler Mercantile Co receives charter renewal dating twenty years back. Also noted, a local resident was admitted to the bar at Topeka with the recent examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
the Fair Association
W. E. Spalding
Jacob Badsky
Elmer Brown
T.J. Sweeney
R. C. Manley
O. A. Fischner
R. B. Wagstaff
C. 0. Bowman
J. R. Woodward
Park Hetzel
R.B. Stewart
Poehler Mercantite Co
State Charter Board
Poehler Mercantile Co
Topeka
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
Cartoon caption about a son and his sentimental mother who clings to old items while receiving a few new gifts. The humor derives from the clash between nostalgia and present purchases. Conservation of sentiment contrasts with accumulating belongings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Publishers Syndicate
Forty Years Ago Highlights From Winter City News
Forty years ago this week dated January 24 features Raymond Rice being admitted as a full fledged lawyer, a child nearly poisons himself by matches, J.J. L. Senior and family move to New Hampshire street, Mona Eberle entertains for Miss Parks, Judge Carleton wed, county treasurer meeting in Topeka, farmer B Jacobs leases a barn, ill G Grovenor shows slight improvement, Usher Guards ball at the Armory, James Stone weds Mrs Brownington, Emma Gordon attends sister’s wedding in Lecompton, Tassel-Tom the fighting cock arrives, civil service exam list of local entrants.
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Raymond Rice
Judge Barker
J.J. L
Waverly
Kan
New Hampshire Street
Mona Eberle
Ohio Street
Meryl Parks
Kansas City
Carleton
John’ Hinesly
Lottie Davis Yesteray
A. L. Cox
Topeka
B. Jacobs
Clinton
John' Eldridge
G. Grovenor
Usher Guard
Armory
James A. Stone
Oliver L. Brownington
Big Springs
Lewis
Emma
Gordon
Elm Street
Lecompton
Dunham
Express
Knoxville
Tenn
Will Graham Steele
Walter T. B. Herriot
Perley P. Perky
Wm.t. Dias
Chas. Mendenhall
Geo. M. Grant
Mary Reynolds
Clara G. Huddleston
Sam H.johnson
Howard E. Duncan
Chas. D. Baker
Whit. A. Churchill
Flashes of Life and Odd Local News Items
A Worcester turkey saves a boy from a deadly cobra by attacking the snake as it reared to strike. In Palo Alto Stanford students complain about stunt costs and consider funding shifts to reduce payouts. Seattle judge awards a boy $100 after a dog bite incident, noting primary rights to tease dogs. In St Louis a clerk at City Hall engages customers with marriage and divorce court chatter. Gallitzin volunteers report only five calls last year with total losses under $40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Worcester
South Africa
Johan Peinaar
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford
Board of
Phlehic Control
Seattle
Clay Allen
Charles
Chuck) Guster
St. Louis
George W. Hartman
Gallitzji
Pai
Gallitzin
Kansas History and Notable Medals in Early America
History notes cover 1896 KU law students withdrawing consent to invite agnostic orator Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll for commencement. It also recounts the 1932 revival of the Purple Heart by the War Department under Hoover and lists early recipients. An Illinois agricultural study claims farmers saving half their meat could save $100 million annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Robert G. Ingersoll
Edward Bumgardner
Order of the Purple Heart
General Washington
War Department
Hoover
Washington
Daniel Bissel
2Nd
Connecticut Regiment
Daniel Brown
Sth
Eli J. Churchill
Continental Dragoons
Connecticut
University of Ilinois Agricultural School
Blond Goddess Chapter 12 Returns Janice Kent to Caliente
Frank Grahame and Spin Winslow rescue actress Janice Kent from abductors bound for Mexico. Ortega and Myberg loom as possible motives behind the plot while Frank and Janice grow closer. Back at Agua Caliente, Spin’s injury is treated and Janice and Frank share a tense, hopeful night as uncertain danger lingers.
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Frank Grahame
Winslow
Janice Kent
3Rexico
Ortega
Hollywood
Myberg
Mexico
Frank
Janice
Agein
Caliente
Esture
Agua Caliente
Sarta
Maybers
Spin
Doctors
Jay
Winsow
Consolidated
Grandpa Grouchy Galump Seeks Missing Ring in Blizzard
Willy Nilly learns Grandpa Grouchy Galump lost a beautiful mold ring in a blizzard while gardening. The boy suspects Christopher but Grandpa asks Willy to call for his Crow, whose keen eyesight might recover the ring. Willy breathes a sigh of relief the ring wasn’t stolen by Christopher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Grandpa Grouchy Galump
Willy
Nilly
Willy Nilly
Grandpa
Christopher
Willy Nils
Grandpe
City School Finances and Bond Plan for Lawrence
The Lawrence school system faces a funding question as it plans a new building amid tax limits. Officials explain that bonds are necessary due to prior overextension, with loans offset by federal aid and a potential New York gift. Estimated taxes would rise modestly, not exceeding about 26 cents per $1000 of valuation, while annual debt service for an $80,000 issue unfolds over twenty years.
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Lawrence
Areck
Crowing
Woodlawn School
Stose
Pinckney
New York
New York School
Ninth
Kentucky
Cordley
Lincoln
McAllaster
Woodlawn
Kansas City jury awards city $500 in Hendrix case
Kansas City Kansas district court awarded motion picture machine operator Charles E. Hendrix $500 in damages against the city. Hendrix sued for $3,000 claiming he was injured when attacked by five or more men the night of April 4, 1933. A second brief notes a weekly civil works payroll in Kansas totaling $980,688.12 for week ending January 18, with 61,185 men and 3,426 women employed. A third item reports Miami county poor commissioner Miss Dema Johnson killed when her car struck assistance.
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Kansas City
Kan
Charles E. Hendrix
Vo Hendrix
Opeka
John G. Stutz
Kansas
Pao
Dema
Johnson
Miami County
University of Wichita presidency decision by state treasurer
The Missouri Pacific freight train engine career and Johnsons social work and nursing in Rome Paris are noted. William M Jardine state treasurer will decide by Saturday whether he will accept the University of Wichita presidency after considering the offer. In Paola a rifle accidental discharge killed 16 year old Stanley Judd near Hillsdale as he handled a load of wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
University of Missouri
Johnson
Chicago
Rome
Paris
Topeke
William M. Jardine
University of Wichita
Paola
Stanley Judd
Hillsdale
Obituary for Leland Batterson of DeSoto and Lawrence
Leland Batterson born July 29, 1872 in Mason Illinois died January 18 1934 at his home after seven months illness. He married Stella Hale October 22 1896 in Lawrence Kansas and they lived there much of their lives. He leaves a daughter Alice wife of Walter Haelziz a devoted wife three brothers Grant Sheridan and Sherman Batterson all in California and a long career with the Santa Fe railroad. He joined the Methodist church in youth later became a Friend and remained so. He valued kindness and concern for others throughout his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Batterson
Daniel
Jennie
Nicholson Batterson
Mason
Ill
Stella Hale
DeSoto
Kan
Lawrence
Alice
Walter Haelziz
Grant
Sheridan
Sherman Batterson
California
Methodist Church
Santa_ Fe railroad
Kell Beng
Williamstown Community Notes Highlight Moves and Visits
Williamstown updates show many charter members have moved away from the Mutual Benefit group meeting at Mrs Alford's home. Next gathering Friday afternoon with Mrs Steve Welter hosting. Miss Maxine Taylor enters Bell Memorial hospital at Rosendale for medical treatment. Ladies Aid held an all day meeting led by Mrs Forest King, with activities at Mrs Bart Nevins home. Mrs Clayton Kramer accompanies Miss Florence Taylor to Lawrence for medical tests. Kenna Kyle suffers rheumatism in the left forearm from an old broken bone. Mr and Mrs Alfred Deshozer sold their farm to a Topeka railroad man. Sam McGrew, formerly of Chester, visits Clayton Kramer in town. Ed and Mrs Deshozer buy a farm near Linwood and plan spring move from Justus McCoy home. Mr Hazlett of Buck Creek visits Mrs Elsie for a couple of days.
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Tluly
Alford
Steve Welter
Maxine Taylor
Bell Memorial Hospital
Rosedale
Aid of the Baptist Church
Forest’ King
Bart Nevins
Clayton Kramer
Florence Taylor
Lawrence Mysician
Kenna Kyle
Alfred. Deshozer
Topeka
Sam_ McGrew
Chester
Nebraska
Ed Deshozer
Linwood
Justus McCoy
Hazlett
Buck Creek
Elsie
Evening Educational Talks and Local Weddings Noted
A mix of community notices includes talks on German lessons and Kansas writers, a 1933 wedding in Troy officiated by Rev Hunt, and updates from Williamstown teachers. Agnes White aids CWA work in Oskaloosa. Belleview club to hear butter making from W A Boehle near Sibleyville. Census notes illiteracy and large family sizes in North Carolina.
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Hazlett
Baby
Michigan Valley
Rolland
Kansan City
Williamstown
Gladys White
Arthur White
Bernard. Hunt
Bernard
Hunt
Bigelow
Troy
The
Methodist Church
Belleview
W. A. Boehle
Hutchinson
Allie James
Sibleyville
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Bori Murray
Solph
Scions
DS Ak Pen Amentone
Massachusetts’ Street
San Yy
Mark
Lorenzen &.Thompson, Inc
San Francisco
Eos Angeles
Orpheum Kansas
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Lake View
Jane
Teward
Caryright
Herbert Jensen
New York “Academy
City School Finances
Census Bureau
North Carolina
Reeler's
STORD
Aeriich
Peoples State Bank
Federal Insurance Corporation
Lawrence Building and Loan Association
Federal Home Loan Bank
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