Public Schools In Danger Of Financial Strain In Several States
The item surveys school funding woes with Ohio reporting 10,000 teachers paid for only six weeks, 58 percent of rural districts operating at a deficit, and looming closures as credit from merchants ends. Chicago teachers face a 15 percent pay cut to balance 1933 budgets, while a proposed school loan bill from the Senate could bring Reconstruction Finance Corporation aid. Kansas finds no crisis yet but weighs economical reforms and consolidation to avert future trouble.
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Ohio
Chicago
United States Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Adam
Kansas
Iola Register
Alten County
County Superintendent of Public Instruction
Allen County
Eicht
Cieht
Aterazener
Famiry
Senior Play Committee Names Daddy Long Legs
In Old HomeTown the senior play committee led by Junius Underwood selected Daddy Long Legs for this year. Roy Lawrence returned from a five week California trip visiting Los Angeles Tijuana San Diego and San Francisco. Eighty third birthday celebrated for Mrs M A Harkins with four generations present.
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Junius Underwoord
Daddy Long Legs
Roy Lawrence
California
Lawrence
Los Angeles
Tiajuana
San Diego
San Francisco
A. H.beurman
Nashua
Mont
Dorothy Beurman
Braul
M. A. Harkins
A. E. Chapnel
Maine _ street
A. W. Gillham
Blanche Weed
Emporia
Estate Normal College
Trina Spangler
Lawrence High School
Harriet Rymerson
Florence Chambers
Miss Lydia Hutt to lead Lincoln hospital post
Historical brief notes Lydia Hutt heads to Lincoln Nebraska to take charge of a hospital. A Ministerial Alliance opposes Sunday missionary charges at a local chautauqua. J S White demands Sunday fee to keep partnership, may sell features to local management. Socials planned with Mrs Bechtel and Mrs C W McFarland hosting Haskell chorus and Lead er clerks respectively. Wedding announced between Gladys Moore Vanderbilt and Count Laszlo Jena Maria Henrik Simon Szechenyi of Hungary. Vanderbilt age 21 with fortune 12 000 009. Count 28 from distinguished European family. Oyster supper event planned by Athens Council No 3 F A A with No Name orchestra and local performers.
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Lydia Hutt
Lincoln
Neb
Ministerial Alliance
Sun Day
Ministerial
J. S. White
Lyceum
Bechtel
C. W
Europe
Topeka Editorial Assoc Names Webster Counsel for Cairo
At the January 14 meeting in Topeka the editorial association recommended Frank Webster as counsel to Cairo in Ed Little's place. Webster is described as an able young Democrat from Rincess.
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Editorial Association
Topeka
Frank Webster
Cairo
Ed Little
Webster
Rincess
Progressive and True Blue Leavenworth Notes and Events
After union services at the Presbyterian Church, the choir visited Mrs. A. G. Saxey for a pleasant evening of taffy pulling and popcorn. A Joel Moody lecture at the Unitarian church drew interest with a 15 cent door charge. Skating remains promising as ice will take long to go out. Sigma Chi debates a major convention in New York affecting fraternity world. Zoe Osburn hosted a taffy pull with friends including Husted and Bayne groups. The golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Manley was celebrated on Lincoln Street with seventy witnesses, Elder Gill officiating at 10 o'clock.
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Leavenworth Stannard
Presbyterian Church
A. G.saxey
Burns
Unitarian Church
Joel Moody
Sigma Chi
New York
Cleveland
College Guild
Zoe Osburn
City
Wixon
Sarah
Alice Husted
Etta
Minnie
Bettie Bayne
Manley
Gill
M. E. Church
The Trembling Pig in Willy Nilly's Bird Kitchen
Willy Nilly builds a dining room for birds then hears a squeal. A little pink pig arrives from a railway station, trembling and frightened, claiming he escaped and seeks help. The scene unfolds in the repair shop as the pig explains his uneasy plan.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Top Notch
Rip
Pink Pig
Pantego Town Size Misprint Reveals Vast Area
Pantego North Carolina, claiming to be the state’s biggest town by area, discovers its 100 square mile territory far exceeds the intended 10 square miles. The mistake affects Beaufort county coverage. Alderman Jimmy Davenport notes the law wrongly lists 100 square miles instead of 10.
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Pantego
North Carolina
Beaufort County
Jimmy Daven
Port
Laxe
Pocket radios link Brighton police force
Brighton police equip each officer with pocket size transmitters for six mile range in crowds and 14 miles in open country. Weighing 1.5 pounds the units fit a tunic pocket. When headquarters calls a constable a tiny bell rings and the message is heard by earphone.
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Brighton
England
Populists nominate John Martin for U.S. Senate in 1893
In a noon joint session of Kansas today the Populist senate votes 44 to 13 to nominate John Martin of Topeka over Frank Doster for United States senator. Populist house members elect Martin in the same session, as Jacob Stotler sells his interest in the Fort Scott Monitor to W. C. Lansdon.
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John Martin
Topeka
United States
Frank Doster
Senate
Dunsmore
House
Martin
Jacob Stotler
The Neighbors Peek
Barbara Quentin faces a dramatic struggle as Farrell Armitage declares he loves her and offers to free Mark Laudely from his crippled life through treatment and marriage. He demands a year for Mark’s sake while Barbara contends with duty and passion, risking her future on a choice between love and loyalty.
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Leila Cane
Farrell Armitage
Barbara Quentin
Leila
Farrell
Barbara
Mark Laudely
Mark
Butarbara
Armitage
London
Europe
Armiture
Sam
Max
Mar
Mr. Armitage
Study Links Convulsions in Children to Diverse Causes
A Marquette University Medical School study of over 400 convulsive cases shows age related causes. Birth injuries and infectious diseases predominate in infancy, infectious diseases in the first to sixth months, epilepsy rising in later ages, with cerebral injury from birth and calcium metabolism disturbances common among remaining cases.
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Department of Couatrics
Marquette University Medical School
Creeksnap at Night Fateful Shooting Ties Fort Riley Officer
A Fort Riley student officer Lieut Edward L Rhodes 29 was found dead in his quarters after attending morning classes. An army board ruled death by his own action and notes Rhodes wished to be buried in Seymour Missouri.
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Junction City
Edward L. Rhodes
Fort Riley
Army Board of
Rhodes
the Cavalry School
Seymour
Atchison
Treasury
Toneka
Kansas State Penitentiary
Kirk Prather
Alfred M. Landon
Sedgwick County turns to tax rolls for judge’s office furniture
Wichita Jan 25 Sedgwick County commissioners used the tax rolls to acquire furniture for Judge Robert Nesmith’s office after a search found a defunct firm was delinquent in taxes and the company’s office equipment was turned over to public auction authorities.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Sedgwick County
Robert Nesmith
Children Coughs Need Creomulsion for Coughs
Prudent mothers turn to Creomulsion for any cough or cold that starts. The product emulsifies creosote with six other medicinal elements to soothe inflamed membranes and check germ growth. Not cheap, but contains no narcotics and provides relief. obtain a bottle from your local drugstore.
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