House Revolt Fears Rise Over TVA Amendments
Washington July 3 The Democratic leaders pushed to curb a house revolt over the Presidents TVA amendments and the utilities death sentence. Fears grew about clashes next week as Corcoran and West may face scrutiny in the rules committee inquiry led by O'Connor while Brewster accused Corcoran of pressuring his vote amid party tensions and patronage grievances.
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Washington
House
New Deal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Chamber
TVA
Rules Committee
Thomas Corcoran
RFC
Brain Truster
Charles West
Ohio
Capitol Hill
Senate
Rep
Brewster
Maine
Corcoran
Passamaquoddy
Moran
O'Connor
D-N.y
Altho
Brewster-Corcoran
O’connor
West
Capitol
Prof Frankfurter
Harvard
Kansas News Briefs Amid Floods and Unrest
Neodesha Glenn West 26 Cherryvale drowned in a pond near Neodesha. Great Bend Western Kansas floods persist as Arkansas River rises. Chanute officials seek ouster of Mayor Watson Stewart and Police Chief J. E. Lindquist over traffic enforcement. Galena martial law arrests total 18 since last Saturday with 14 jailed. Kansas seed program expands with 4,000,000 acres planted under federal aid in 1934 growth area.
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Associted
Neodesha
Glenn West
Cherryvale
Manhattan
Kansas
L. E. Willoughby
Kansas State College
Great Bend
Arkansas River
Watson Stewart
J. E. Lindquist
Stewart
Lindquist
Galena
Cherokee County
Riot at Galena smelter prompts provost court inquiry
Lieutenant E. O. Schrivner presided as provost judge over a closed inquisition after a riot at a Galena area smelter. Tom Brown, president of the International Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers which called the strike May 8, appeared before the court yesterday for questioning. Troops were summoned to restore order.
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Tenced
E. 0
Schrivner
Galena
Tom Brown
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Memorial Service for Harriett Radcliffe at Trinity Church
A memorial service honoring Harriett Radcliffe was held at Trinity Episcopal Church. The proceedings praised her 55 years of faithful church and school attendance, courage saving lives, and loyalty to family and colleagues. Noted were long service awards and messages from former church leaders.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Harriett Radcliffe
James S. Barrow
Church School
Robert C. Rankin
Miss Radcliffe
Mr. Barrow
Wasau
Wis
Lawrence
Sarah
Harry
Trinity Church
Norman S. Binsted
Bish
Tohoku
Japan
Binsted
Radcliffe
Hattie
F. B. Shaner
Hattie Radcliffe
Evan A. Edwards
Arraign Three in Murder Near Scandia
Three people John A. Fredlund Edith Carter and Vic Anderson faced first degree murder charges in the death of 78 year old J M Merritt of Scandia whose body was found after a mysterious disappearance. They were to be arraigned in justice court with a preliminary hearing set.
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Belleville
Kan
J. M
Merritt) Sigbee
Scandia
Republican River
Justice Court
John A. Fredlund
Edith Carter
Vic Anderson
Warm Fourth Forecast Lacks Last Years Heat Spike
Kansas expected a warm Fourth of July but nowhere near last year’s 108 degree peak in Topeka. Forecast calls for 95 to 100 with possible showers and mostly partly cloudy skies across the state. Readings yesterday ranged 94 to 101, with Topeka at 9 degrees above normal and Tribune the low at 62. River stages in Salina and Topeka fluctuated, while rainfall remained light and regional waters receded.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Garden City
Dresden
Tribune
Emporia
Concordia
Dodge City
Liberal
Flora
Smoky Hill
Salina
Tescott
Twenty Years For Lawrence Shoe Pioneers Anniversary Sale
E L Haynes and H W Keene mark twenty years of Spot Cash Shoe in Lawrence with an anniversary sale starting Friday. They opened in 1915 in a small room at 745 Massachusetts Street, when eight shoe outlets existed. today there are eighteen. Last year the pair moved to 819 Massachusetts Street, a relocation said to set records for local business moves. The gap between closure and reopening was a brisk Saturday dawn sale.
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Lawrence
E. L. Haynes
H. W. Keene
Spot Cash
Massachusetts Street
Spot ‘Cash
Haynea and Keene
Maude Adams Plans Broadway Return This Fall
Maude Adams, 63, will return to Broadway this fall in an untitled play by Adelyn Bushnell, announced by producer John Golden. The star of The Little Minister and Peter Pan travels to Thomaston, Maine to discuss a mother role with Bushnell. Adams retired after A Kiss for Cinderella and resumed acting in 1931 with Portia in The Merchant of Venice.
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New York
Maude Adams
John Golden
Adelyn Bushnell
Peter Pan
Thomaston
Captains Creek Social Highlights Local Visit and Weddings
Miss Aileene Westerhouse spent weekend with aunt Mrs Gertieen and Belleview family. Anita and Doris Newmeyer of Madison visited Merlyn Andrew's home. Mrs Andrew is their sister. Rev Leroy Thornburg left for Hamland to visit his son then Booker Texas. on Saturday he married Miss Marie Brown at her parents home. Thornburg has been at a teeta for a
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Aileene Westerhouse
Gertieen
Belleview
Anita
Doris Newmeyer
Madison
Merlyn Andrew
Andrew
Leroy Thornberg
Hamiland
Booker
Texas
Marie Brown
Thornburg
Weaver area births and visits noted in community column
Mrs Sam Neis spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Floyd Broer and family of Weaver. Mr and Mrs Floyd Broer announce the birth of an eight pound daughter Sunday evening. Mrs Broer before her marriage was Miss Viola Neis. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Neis. Mr and Mrs Robert Neismeyer of Madison spent from Friday until Monday with their daughter, Mr and Mrs Merlyn Andrew and family. Their daughters Anita and Doris had been visiting and returned home with their parents. Mrs Howard Miller and children and Mrs Mary Seiwald spent Wednesday evening with Mrs Albert Miller. Kathleen Broer of Weaver returned home with her uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Stephen Oldham for two weeks visit. Mr and Mrs Amos Westerhouse Jr and family spent Sunday evening with Mrs Gertie Staffen and family. Mr and Mrs Alonzo Ambler and daughter Mildred and their guest Betty Jean Lescher of Lawrence attended a show in Lawrence Saturday evening.
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Friends Church
Oregon
Mary Seiwald
Dauhter
Howard Miller
Miller
Charles Lescher
Betty
Lawrence
Alonzo Ambler
Mildred Louise
Prairie Center
Stephen Oldham
Topeka
Sam Neis
Amos Westerhouse
Eudora
Oren Dunlap
Ed An
Prairie Center Missional Society
Philip Gabriel
Paul
Ed Knabe
Everett Gardner
Hunt Farm
Brown
Floyd Broer
Weaver
M. C. Hill
Broer
Viola Neis
Robert Neismeyer
Madison
Merlyn Andrew
Anita
Doris
Andrew
Albert Miller
Kathleen Broer
Amos Westerhouse, Jr
Gertie Staffen
Mildred
Betty Jean Lescher
Embalmer Roy Baker Graduates Classes at Kansas City
Roy Baker completed a course at the School of Embalming in Kansas City and will take state exams this fall. He returns home to operate his funeral business. His wife Mrs. Baker and Bernice attended the graduation. Community activities included a Friendship Club picnic at Community Hall with about 60 guests. Reverend Gordon Pritchett and family were visitors Friday evening, and other locals were noted visiting Kansas City and area towns.
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Roy Baker
Kansas City
Baker
Gordon S. Pritchett
Dorothy Jean
H. R. Long
Joe Coffman
Joan
H. _H. Hampshire
Ronald Johnson
Gilbert Moss
Junction City
Ralph Engleman
Lois
Nadine
Overbrook
Mike Fisher
Harold Eaton
Barbara June
O. F B. Coffman
Glenn Dodder
Social Notes from Community Gatherings and Visits
Wednesday evening guests included Bobby son of Mr and Mrs Willis Gilmore The Karnes family and Mrs Cora Karnes visited in Americas Sunday with Mr Karnes brother Lynn Banta and daughter Elizabeth from Topeka spent Sunday with the Bantas In Topeka on Saturday afternoon Mrs Fred Reed Mrs I D Haas Dorothy and Marilyn Miller were seen In Topeka Margaret Radcliff of Topeka was weekend guest of Josephine Jones Weekend visitors to Meriden included Mr and Mrs James Sullivan and Mrs Sullivan's mother and brother Mrs M B Ray and Ernest Ray Mr and Mrs A M Hart Mr and Mrs Milburn Taylor Miss Laura Hart Miss Margarett Hart and Mr and Mrs G P Hart and family enjoyed a picnic at Gage Park Sunday Mr and Mrs Glen Dodder and son are staying this week at George Sullivan's home Mary Vierson has been ill but is improved The Thimble club met with Mrs C H Redman Friday afternoon Mrs John Bulwer entertained the Women's Home Missionary Society last Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Herschell Talley present
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Bobby
Willis Gilmore
Frank Karnes
Cora Karnes
Americas
Karnes
Lynn Banta
Elizabet
Topeka
Banta
Fred Reed
I. D. Haas
Dorothy
Marilyn Miller
Margaret Radcliff
Josephine Jones
James Sullivan
Meriden
George Sullivan
Mary Vierson
Thimble Club
C.H. Redman
John Bulwer
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Herschell Talley
Local social notes mention Topeka and Lawrence visitors
A pleasant program followed by refreshments hosted by Mrs. Michael. Mr Otto Michael of Topeka and Mr Leo Michael of Lawrence visited the Dave Michael home on Sunday, sharing hospitality with local friends.
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Otto Michael
Topeka
Leo Michael
Lawrence
Dave ' Michael
Man Reports Theft Of Fishing Gear At Home
Ray Wright of 846 Arkansas Street reported to police that a casting rod and fishing reel were stolen from his garage last night.
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Ray Wright
Arkansas Street
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