The Rage of Paris and Tropic Holiday At Dickinson Theatre
Next week Dickinson Theatre presents The Rage of Paris starring Danielle Darrieux Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Helen Broderick from Sunday to Thursday. Friday to Tuesday Tropic Holiday features Bob Burns Dorothy Lamour Ray Milland and Martha Raye. A farm law would set wheat marketing quotas via a referendum with a two thirds vote and penalties for excess. rejection allows free sale but no price support loans. government offers weather and crop loss insurance with premiums paid in wheat and indemnities in wheat.
Wheat Allotment Plan Outlined For 1939 Crops
Washington reports questions and answers from agriculture department experts on the 1939 wheat allotment. The plan targets a national 55 million acre allotment to limit next year’s crop to about 700 million bushels, with adjustments for weather and regional conditions. County and farm allocations depend on tillable acreage, rotation, soil type, and topography, with typical farm cuts near 12.5 percent.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
AAA
Weekend film lineup at Granada and Varsity theaters
Granada Theater presents The Shopworn Angel with Margaret Sullavan James Stewart and Walter Pidgeon Sunday to Wednesday. Army Girl features Madge Evans Preston Foster and others Thursday to Saturday. Varsity Theater offers Something to Sing About with June Lang and Lyle Talbot Sunday and Monday, plus One Wild Night. Tuesday shows Hats Off and Two Who Dared. Wednesday and Thursday showcases Will Rogers State Fair return and Swing It Professor. Friday and Saturday Screenings include The 13th Man and Rough Ridin Rhythm. Patee Theater features Law of the Underworld first showing and Fit for a King return, Rex King of Wild Horses first run, Make a Wish return with Bobby Breen and Bast Rath.
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Granada Theater
Margaret Sullavan
James Stewart
Walter Pidgeon
Madge Evans
Preston Foster
James Kee
H. B. Warner
James Cagney
June Lang
Lyle Talbot
Will Rogers
Pinky Tomlin
Weldon Heyburn
Kermit Maynard
Patee Theater
Chester Morris
Anne Shirley
Walter Abel
Joe E. Brown
Rex
Bobby Breen
Bast Rathnope
Wheat growers face parity and soil payments tied to allotments
The article explains that farmers are not required to stick to 1938 wheat allotments but staying within them qualifies for soil conservation and parity payments up to 25 cents per bushel on normal production. Overplanting would render growers ineligible for next year's loans, risking another large crop.
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Congress
Miss Bohannon Injured In Fall In Gymnasium
Miss Florence Bohannon of 1400 Tennessee Street an employee in the KU alumni office suffered a laceration over her left eye yesterday when she slipped and fell in the women s gymnasium. Several stitches were required to close the wound and her condition was reported satisfactory today. The largest barracuda is the picuda at six feet long.
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Florence Bohannon
Tennessee Street
K. U
Farley Sees Democratic Tilt as He Tours Alaska
Postmaster General Farley sails to Alaska to gauge fall election sentiment with Maine and Vermont exempted. He predicts a Democratic year and cites Alaska as a barometer of national mood. In a Young Democrats of America speech he urged a Roosevelt Congress and criticized opposition plans to curb legislation. He touted five harvest years of Roosevelt and decried past administrations.
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Seattle
Farley
America
Alaska
Maine
Vermont
Young Democrats of America
Roosevelt
Early tillage advised after heavy May and June rains
Manhattan Kansas July 16. R I Throckmorton of Kansas State College agronomy dept says heavy May and June rains favor weed growth that will sap soil if not plowed. Farmers should till land to be seeded in wheat this fall to control weeds and preserve soil fertility.
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Manhattan
Kan
R. I. Throckmorton
Kansas State College Agronomy Department
K U Men Prominent In National Journalism Societies
William Allen White heads the American Society of Newspaper Editors as Kansas University men gain leadership roles nationwide. Marvin Creager of KU 1904, editor of the Milwaukee Journal, served as secretary and president of the ASNE. Roy Roberts of the Kansas City Star, KU alumnus, leads boards and associations including the North American Newspaper Alliance and AP ME. Doris Freeson O Donnell, class of 23, presides over the Women’s National Press Club. Dr. Edward Weidlein, KU ’09, is ACS president. Dr. Charles A Kraus KU engineer 1898 is next ACS president. The CEES president this year is
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William Allen White
American Society of Newspaper Editors
University of Kansas
White
Marvin Creager
K. U
Milwaukee Journal
Roy Roberts
The
Kansas City Star
Charles A. Kraus
American Society of Civil Engineers
Lawrence Scouts to Attend Camp Naish Construction Week
Three Lawrence seniors will join 40 Kaw area scouts at Camp Naish near Bonner Springs for the first annual summer construction week. Edwin Burgess and Edwin Bodin of Troop 55 are Eagles, Homer Dunham of Troop 56 is a Star. Camp runs July 17 to July 23 with daily projects including cabins fire places ovens bridges and camp facilities. J J Lavery will attend as Kaw council senior scout chair.
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Lawrence
Kaw
Camp Naish
Bonner Springs
J. J. Lavery
Kaw Council
Edwin Burgess
Eagle
Edwin Bodin
Homer Dunham
Star
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Helen Broderick
Daniella Darrieux
Louis Hayward
Bing
Dickinson Onunday
Sunaye
Tonite
James Quigley
Jack Randall
Treasure Island
One Wild Night
Dick Baldwin
J. Edward Bromberg
Sidn Es Toler
EuGene Ford
Schertzinger
Evelyn Daw
Frawley
Victor Schertzinger
Zion Myers
Dickinson
Joe KE. Brown-Lyda Roberts
Joe
Willow Springs
Duke Temple
G-Men
Lakeside Inn
New York
Duke
Jerry Macadamer
Grey Owl
Beavers
Canada
Bill
U. S
New Civil Aeronautics Authority
Edward J. Noble
Greenwich, Conn
National Society
Howard
Hughes
Flight
Howard Hughes
Broadway
Wayne Morris
Priscilla Lane
Hugh Herbert
Edgar Kennedy
Floyd Gibbons
Eee
Uae
Stan Teletone
Tee
Stagnen Stewart
Cas Tate
Enric Madriguera
Katnip Kollege
Cartoon Riot
Pete Smith
Henry Earle Riggs
Sanaa
Naish
Roy Rogers
Smiley Burnette
John Boles
Jack Oakie
SOS Coastguard
Reve- Olution
Idie
David Toe
Aed
Helen Mack Paul, Kelly
Siam
Paris
Danielle
Douglas
Darrieux - Fairbanks, JR
Mischa Auer
Henry Koster
B. G6. de Sylva
Bruce Manning
Felix Jackson
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