Zig Zag Path of Legislation in Roosevelts Era
Washington reports a five month cabinet of legislative gains and reverses for President Roosevelt. Congress wavers between backing New Deal measures and resisting executive power as battles over crop control defense ships and housing aid unfold amid tax and wage debates.
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Roosevelt
Congress
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House
Senate
America
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
RFC
Pittsburg Seniors Hear Talk by Dr O R Latham
Dr O R Latham president of Iowa State Teachers college Cedar Rapids told 275 graduating students at Pittsburg Kansas Teachers College commencement exercises that teachers colleges are front line trenches in defending democracy and advancing knowledge He cited four great educational principles freedom of speech thought inquiry and instruction and warned of a looming intellectual dictatorship in the nation Howard E Payne of Olathe represented the state board of regents.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Ae Teachers Colleges
O. R. Latham
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Rapids
Teachers College
United States
Howard E. Payne
Olathe
State Board of Regents
German Army’s Oldest Officer Dies at 100
Kolberg reports Maj. Gen. Eugen von Kutzschen bach the oldest surviving officer of the imperial German army has died at age 100 in Germany. The veteran officer is remembered for his century of service.
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Kolberg
Germany
Eugen von Kutzschenbach
Hog price upturn boosts U S farm income gains
Chicago reporters note a market surge adding more than half a million dollars weekly to hog producers earnings. A mid May price rise of 50 to 60 cents per hundredweight lifted hog values nationwide and spurred a wider effort to rebuild the national hog herd after a record low.
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Chicago
UPI
Murray
Department of Agriculture
Three Transcaucasian Railway Workers Sentenced to Death
A Tiflis newspaper reports that three railway workers in Samtredia Georgia including the engine driver and two switchmen were condemned to death for criminal inefficiency blamed for a fatal wreck on April 7. The number of deaths was not released.
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Moscow
Tiflis
Transcaucasian Railway
Samtredia
Georgia
Bubbling Over Derby Winner Dies at Idle Hour Farm
Kentucky Derby champion Bubbling Over died Thursday at Idle Hour farm in Lexington. The 1926 winner, kept as a stud since 1927 for Col. KE. R. Bradley, was found dead in his stall this morning after 13 career starts with winnings totaling $78,552.
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Bubbling Over
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KE. R. Bradley
Idle Hour
Black Jack family plans after Missouri visits
Mrs. Russell Hays and Barbara expect to return Thursday from a week in St. Louis Missouri. Jimmie Smith left Saturday by bus for a ten day vacation at Excelsior Springs Missouri to visit his father at the Veterans hospital.
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Russell Hays
Barbara
St. Louis
Jimmie Smith
Excelsior Springs
Veteran’s Hospital
Local families visit J. L. Hays home and attend nursing graduation
Kan sas City residents Mrs Susan Sheppard and relatives visited Sunday at J L Hays. Miss Anna Cavender stayed in Topeka after nurses graduation exercises. The Smiths wired for electricity. other guests included the Workmans, J ones, Kalb, Miller, and Gillespies with anecdotes of rose gardens and family dinners. Billy Sheppard graduated.
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Susan Sheppard
Alice
Kathryn
Ellis
Keith Sheppard
Kansas City
Paul Brady
LeLoupe
Frank Hill
Nadine
Olathe
Emporia
P. W. Jones
Baldwin
Walter Scott
D. M. Hays
Temple City
Calif
Grace Hays
Grace
Oliver Neis
Gail
Bartle Breithaupt
Paola
Thoms
Black Jack area graduation highlights and community notices
The report covers graduates from Black Jack and Prospect schools, with several residents attending memorial services in Rock Creek and Kansas City. It notes Mrs. Hays hospital stay for a hip pin removal, local visits, social club meetings, a Fidelis Sunday school pot luck, and plans for the summer term starting June 6 at Lawrence Business College.
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Lawrence
Billy
J. L. Hays
L. Moody
Orta Kretsinger
Raymond Hay
Leota
Virginia Kretsinger
Leota Hay
Prospect School
Lester Kalb
Larry
Rock Creek
Hattie Adams
Colorado Springs
Colo
Kee Hay
Wellsville
Grace Hays
Hay
Kansas City
P. N. Miller
Fannie Cavender
Wayne Wilson
Peru
Neb
Billy Sheppard
Wilson
Nebraska
Walter Scott
Anna Cavender
Topeka
P. W. Jones
Beth Jones
Elizabeth Pearson
Edna Cavender
D. M. Hays
Doris May
Hays
Black Jack Ladies Club
Paul O'Neil
Fidelis
M.E. Church
Clyde Bell
Burlingame
Henry Bell
Mary
Ralph Kalb
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