No Man's Land in Law Described by Roosevelt
Washington reports say President Roosevelt argued the Supreme Court created a no man s land where neither states nor the federal government can set minimum wages for women. Officials urged action toward constitutional amendments while AFL leaders pressed for immediate wage and hour regulation in government contracts.
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Redrafted measure seeks 40 hour week and 8 hour day
The proposal aims to enforce a forty hour work week with an eight hour day and to ban child labor and sweatshop practices. It states protections against exploitation and calls for stricter labor standards nationwide.
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Advice on college life from University registrar George Foster
Registrar George C. Foster of the University of Kansas urges prospective students to approach college with discipline and plan smartly. He warns against overindulgence, stresses regular study routines, sleep, breakfast, physical activity, and notes alcohol as a major risk to youth. He cites thousands of Kansas preparatory graduates seeking admission and offers practical tips for freshmen.
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Viceroy Badoglio Returns Home to Cheers in Rome
Premier Mussolini greets General Pietro Badoglio with 60,000 Romans at Rome’s station. Badoglio, in fascist uniform, is flanked by Count Galeazzo Ciano and the cabinet as Il Duce kisses him. Troops were reviewed as an escort before bouquets for Badoglio and Signora Badoglio. Bartlesville physician Dr. Dewey Aday dies from complications after a fall.
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Zioncheck Asked to Resign Post
Washington reports indicate Friends of Representative Marion A. Zioncheck proposed transferring him from Gallinger hospital to a private sanitarian in Maryland for mental examination. Doctors said two days or more needed, officials not confirming a transfer. Zioncheck, appearing in good spirits, said he would run again and described his wife as supportive amid illness. A chain letter movement urging resignation circulated in Seattle as residents received postcards.
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Chain Letter Urges Zioncheck Resignation Over Health
William Nadeau, brother of Zioncheck’s brother-in-law, relayed to newsmen that Dr. Joseph Gilbert, a District of Columbia alienist, advised the congressman needed a complete rest. Nadeau claimed Zioncheck is in a bad way due to lack of food and rest and excessive liquor.
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Auction sales continue after Harper barn removal in North Lawrence
The Lawrence Sale company will keep weekly auctions using the past barn as the west barn is torn down in North Lawrence. A company representative said confusion over the barn removal won’t stop the sales. Length of the Great Wall of China is estimated at 2,450 miles.
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Relapse Proves Fatal in Gloucester Community Leader
Gloucester Mass June 3 A Piatt Andrew Jr representative from St Mass died at his home at 63 unmarried. He returned from Washington April 25 with influenza then relapsed two weeks ago. His estate on Massachusetts north shore housed art trophies and marine mementoes. A Republican, he supported Roosevelt early legislation. Dean Swarthout Returns Home from Chicago Visit to River Forest Illinois for Rosary College duties. A silver half dime minted before the Civil War was found by Will Walcher while plowing near Weim Tex.
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Dust Bowl Rain Brings Relief and Forecasts in Kansas
June 3 reports from Topeka describe mud and relief as new rains sweep the Kansas dust bowl. Federal meteorologist S D Flora says no more dust storms expected this season, noting Ulysses Kansas received 3.41 inches in the last week. Overnight western Kansas temps drop to the 50s and 40s with showers continuing, Liberal logs 4.4 inches, and measurements extend to Colorado and Nebraska. The Republican river nears flood stage but Flora sees no overflow.
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Unity Class at Wrymouth Congregational Church
Unity class meets every Friday at 10 o'clock in the parish house. Harriet Prouts of Kansas City leads the session.
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Cry Baby Stuff Sparks Widespread Weeping
In a curious scene, many residents cry while Puff questions the cause of sorrow. He asserts they have food and should smile, suggesting the distress may stem from an overarching, shared misfortune described as a sad crocodile account.
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Reelect Kansas Man at Midland College Trustees Meeting
Reelect Kansas Man aremont, Neb., June 3. The Midland college trustees yesterday reelected Dr. Lantz of Latvia, Kan., president and voted to raise 100.
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Fiji Islands Bond Move Aims at Dormitory Fund
A local plan proposes raising funds from a golden jubilee campus to retire bonded debt and construct a new men’s dormitory. The Fiji group consists of between 200 and 250 islands, highlighting regional context.
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