Kansas House Debates 3.2 Beer Legalization Bills
Two Kansas bills to legalize 3.2 beer advance in the House. Malin proposes licensing firms, a 5 percent gross tax, and state and local regulation with penalties and April 1 1937 effectiveness. Wilson bill lacks revenue provisions and defines alcohol by weight.
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Topeka
Kansas
James F. Malin
Edwards
James J. Wilson
Cherokee
Department of Registration and Inspection
State Social Security Fund
Wilson
House
Carper
Greenwood
Blase
D-Sedgwick
Bolan
Dedgwick
Wichita
Robbins
R-Chautauqua
Munson
R-Geary
van Horn
R-Atchison
Jones
Dwichita
Bahl
D-Ellis
Fort Hays Experiment Station
Decision on Judgeship Soon From McGill In Kansas
Washington reports indicate Kansas Democratic leaders expect Senator George McGill to decide soon whether to resign from the Senate for a seat on the ninth circuit court of appeals. McGill has not publically stated his stance but close sources foresee a definite choice. Lunch with Internal Revenue Commissioner Guy T Helvering and talks with Lynn Brodrick Rep John M Houston and others fuel speculation on potential replacements including Woodring Helvering and Carpenter for the Senate vacancy.
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Washington
Kansas
George McGil
Senate
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
McGill
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue
Lynn Brodrick
John M. Houston
Newton
Woodring
Helvering
Brodrick
Houston
Randolph Carpenter
Marion
Stolen Baker instruments traced to Kansas City pawn shops
Three saxophones and a clarinet stolen January 19 from Baker University music room at First Methodist Church Baldwin were found in three Kansas City Missouri pawn shops. The items valued at 3409 belonged to two Baker students from Kansas City Kansas. Pawned prices ranged 6 to 20 dollars. The suspect, a dark skinned man about 6 feet 8 inches tall and 125 pounds, 35 years old, remains unidentified per Sheriff Vogler.
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Baker University Music Room
First Methodist
Baldwin Haveen
Kansas City
Fred Vogler
Kan
Baker
Vogler
Two Men Post Bond in Blue Sky Case Hearings Set
E W Meyer of Fopeks and Harry Hal Pierce of Junction City charged in justice court with selling unregistered oil securities in Kansas Blue Sky violation. Each posted a $1000 appearance bond . hearings set for February 10 by Justice D S Hults. Case involves selling unlicensed stock to Jessie L Turner on September 5.
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E. W. Meyer
Fopeks
Harry “Hal” Pierce
Junction City
D. S. Hults
Jessie L. Turner
Kansas
McLouth Community Notes Highlight Local Moves and Accidents
McLouth residents share weekend travels and illnesses while students and staff engage in non conference basketball games. Local weddings, hospital visits, and family visits span Lawrence to Kansas City with updates on Bradford, Rankin, Hayward, and McHenry. Community life includes shipping of relatives, visitors from Denver and Akron, and a prison staffing promotion at Lansing.
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Bradford
Helen -Rogler
Ashworth
Penn Withoit
Montevalia
Chand Mernolds
Clanolds
Kansas
Charles Edmonds
Kansas City
Alma
Jussett
Darehor
Suive “Black
van Garrett
Mary Lee
Jack Garrett
Lawrence
Mire Earl Chapman
Pons Charles Ray
E.C. Rankin
Rankin
de Rogers
Iast
Schaeffer
Walter Bradford
Helen Bradford
K. U
Babes
Max
Mabel Webb
Arkansas
Grant Meyer
Evelyn Ruth Morgan
Earl Chanman
Neg Ray
Dero- Williams
Vincent Crawshaw
Denver
Colo
McLouth
H. W. Steeper
Annie Steeper
Rence
William Stout
Bertha Inene Hayward
Edith Hayward
Tonganoxie
George Melvin Dick
E. E. Russell
N. H. Hayward
Edith
Zella Hayward
Taganoxie
Lois McHenry
Ing
Phillips
Mack Taylor
Lansing
Lansing State Prison
Myrtle Cobb
Akron
Ohio
Robert Wiemelt
Kan
McLouth High School
Mildred Petrie
Pauline Harding
Will Harding
James Newberry
Herman Ashworth
Juliet Curley
Oberlin
Finis Ashworth
Newberry Soas
Grace Burnam
Relief rolls trimmed Kansans for pensions January action
Kansas old-age assistance rolls will be cut next month the state WPA director announced. Clarence Neving said the move makes eligibles clearly qualify for old-age assistance and is not tied to WPA quota reductions. He warned some seniors would be reassigned to unsafe work if not removed.
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Topeka
WPA
Clarence Neving
Kansas
McLouth Community Notes Mention Snow Slow, Plans Ahead
McLouth residents report Willing Workers meeting despite ice and snow with refreshments by Mrs Olive Jones and Miss Mildred Jones. February hostesses named Mrs Mamie Ridgway and the U S class of United Brethren Church holds January meeting with Miss Louise Bradford and Miss Wilma Fowler. Local visits include Mrs Reba Bradford to Mrs Albert Wray in Oskaloosa and movers Wayne Bradford to Atchison. influenza care and family visits linked with several households as well as travelers Elmer Porter Alberta Steed and George Steed from McLouth and Leavenworth respectively.
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Albert Lobb
Olive Jones
Mildred Jones
Mamie Ridgway
U. S
United Brethren Church
Louise Bradford
Wilma Fowler
Rosalyn Thompson
Cecil Lage
Rowland Shrader Wvill
Wayne” ‘Bradford
Reba Bradford
Albert Wray
Oskaloosa
Wayne Bradford
Atchison
Marlin White
Kansas City
John White
William Clark
Tonganoxie
Grem
Elmer Porter
Alberta Steed
Leavenworth
George Steed
McLouth
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