Push Program Of Administration To Push For Adjournment
President Roosevelt and congressional leaders weighed adjournment timing as the administration pushes key bills. Senate and House leaders expect action on tariff silver housing and Wagner labor board measures, with other items possibly postponed. Adjournment remains uncertain, with nominees like Rex Tugwell awaiting approval.
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Francis M. Stephenson
Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol Bill
Robinson
Tam
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Sneaker Rainey
Representative Burns
White House
Burns
Byrns
Senate
Congress
House
Hearing set in Kansas City on interurban car cuts
Federal hearing scheduled for June 6 before Judge Pollock in the post office building to consider receivers’ request to reduce interurban passenger cars in Kansas City from seven to two. City officials were briefed at the weekly meeting, with city attorney George Melvin noted. Mayor Spalding said sidewalk merchandise display ordinances are being enforced. May nurse report shows 163 visits and 28 clinic attendees. Police court fines total 157.50 for the month. Fire alarms 17 and one motor call. Building and car value estimated at 47134 with a loss of 975. Contents value 9125 and a loss of 378.
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Kansas City
Post Office
John C. Pollock
George Melvin
W. E. Spalding
Paul Ingles
Fire Department
Tax Payers League Opposes Farm Relief Program
About 50 persons attended the Douglas County Tax Payers League meeting at the court house Saturday afternoon. Speakers Wilson Counts and Paul Brune discussed the federal farm relief program. The League passed a resolution opposing the farm relief program and voted against hiring a county sanitary officer.
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Douglas County
Tax Payers League
Wilson Counts
Paul Brune
Test Your Knowledge Trivia Set Questions
A prompt listing ten general knowledge questions spans topics from ophthalmia and Titanic sinking dates to geography and language endonyms. It includes queries on opthalmia definition, Titanic fate, the British island south of Cuba, nautical mile length, a German kindergarten promoter, Tyre and Sidon's location, opium, correct colonial era demonym spelling, air brake inventor, and Mexico's president, plus a data point about water usage at Kew Gardens in 1988.
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Great Britain
Cuba
Tyre
Sidon
Philippine Islands
Mexico
Aszman’s Quick Work Saves Rotary Meet
The Rotary club held a rapid question and answer contest led by Rev Theo Aszman to award a Loving Cup to Dr F C Allen after Julius Holmes was called to Washington. No meeting next Monday due to university commencement exercises and installation of Caryl Dodds as president on June 18. The Twilight League opens at 6 p.m. in South Park with Rotarians vs Scottish Rite, and a nationwide Rotary radio program on June 12 will feature international directors and John Nelson of Montreal.
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Julius Holmes
Rotary
Washington
State Department
Theo. Aszman
F. C. Allen
South Park
Quincy School
Rotary International
Columbia Broadcasting System
United States
Canada
Chicago
Rotary Club of Chicago
Hhe
England
France
Germany
Finland
Jugoslavia
India
China
Japan
Colombia
Uruguay
John Nelson
Montreal
North Africa
Europe
Clinton P. Anderson
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Detroit
Rotary -International
Rotary program opens by Chesley Perry and John Reynolds
Opening June 25 will feature Chesley R Perry Rotary International secretary as introducer and Col John B Reynolds Rotary Club of Chicago president to begin the program. Deaths and funerals: Mrs Angie Marshall died June 3 in Springfield Ohio. Funeral Tuesday with burial there. She is survived by husband John Marshall two sons Elvin and Paul and brother W C Hill. Ward died at Ridgewood. Lester W Martin husband of N Ackerman's daughter-in-law. Ward burial at Ridgewood. Joseph A Spaulding 91 Lyons Civil War veteran. Born Hartland Vermont August 3 1842 moved to Lawrence 1810, later to Lyons.
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Rotary International
John B. Reynolds
Rotary Club of Chicago
Angie Marshall
Springfield
Ohio
John Marshall
Elvin and
Paul
W. C. Hill
Lecompton
Ward
Lawrence
N. Ackerman
Lester W. Martin
Ridewood
WN. J
Ridgewood
Bereniece Ackeran
Tusten Ackerman
Evanston
Ill
Martin
M. H. Taylor
Gertrude Havens
Lyons
Hartland
Spaulding
Rainy Saturday Across Lawrence Area With Puddles
Scattered heavy rains and hail were reported in Ottawa McLouth Tonganoxie and Eudora with a strong downpour near a Leavenworth County state lake. A note on local sports humor mentions Cari's softball team and their 1933 Champs uniforms prompting razzing from fans.
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Ottawa
McLouth
Tonganoxie
Eudora
State Lake
Leavenworth County
Cari
New Sachem officers drawn by five for four posts
Five newly elected Sachem members met Friday night and elected officers by drawing lots. George Trevillo drew the blank and remains without a portfolio. Lloyd Metzler is Chief Sachem, Quentin Brown Keeper of the Fires, Carl Kindswater Medicine Manor secretary, and Gunner Mykland Wampum Manor treasurer.
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Sachem
Hk. U
George Trevillo
Lloyd Metzler
Quentin Brown
Carl Kindswater
Medicine Manor
Gunner Mykland
Wampum Manor
Lawrence seniors plan Colorado Springs trip for Gamma Phi Beta convention
Five graduates and teammates from Lawrence plan a road trip toward June 18 at the Hotel Broadmoor in Colorado Springs for the national Gamma Phi Beta convention. Clarice Sloan leads in the car with Julia Markham Marian Fitzwater Marian Becker and Lucile Libel joining.
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Lawrence
Colorado Springs
Broadmoor
Gamma
Here
Colorado
Clarice Sloan
Julia
Markham
Marian Fitzwater
Marian Becker
Lucile Libel
Murder at the Vanities shines with mystery in Earl Carroll show
Earl Carroll adds a mystery plot to Earl Carroll's Vanities, both Broadway and screen versions. Carl Brisson and Kitty Carlisle lead with strong voices, Gertrude Michael delivers blues numbers, Jack Oakie and Victor McLayten provide wit, Lena Andre fills a maid part, and Duke Ellington's orchestra features in Carroll-style scenes. Journal-World subscription ads conclude.
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Earl Carroll
Carl Brisson
Altho
Denmark
Kitty Carlisle
Gertrude Michaels
Jack Oakie
Victor McLayten
Victor McLaglen
Duke Ellington
Paramount
Mitchel Leissn
WILL ORGANIZE LEAGUE Managers Meet Tomorrow
Harold C. Fisher county superintendent and Twilight league vice president calls a meeting of all players and managers interested in the midget league for tomorrow at 1 30 p m in South Organization to organize the league. Play to start within a week if possible. Marjorie Linscheid seven suffers broken arm after a fall from porch treated at Lawrence Memorial hospital doing nicely at home.
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Harold C. Fisher
Twilight Baseball League
Avernoo
Fisher
Marjorie Linscheid
John Linscheid
Alabama
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Speeding Fine Paid In Police Court
R. W. McDonald of 1247 Tennessee street paid a $5 fine in police court this morning after pleading guilty to speeding. Officers stated he was driving 55 mph on North Seventh street. Milton Nursery representative C. Bert Miller, of Milton, Ore, is in Lawrence visiting J Frank Jones of Mount Hope nursery. Clinton Township Republicans hold caucus Friday evening June 8 to select candidates and discuss township business with James W. Anderson as precinct committeeman.
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R. W. McDonald
Tennessee Street
McDonald
North Seventh Street
C. Bert Miller
Milton Nursery Company
Milton
Ore
Lawrence
J. Frank Jones
Mount Hope
Clinton Township
Clinton
James W. Anderson
Fewer labor strikes spread across capital area
The nation saw fewer labour troubles with the Electric Auto-Lite dispute in Toledo ending after a 5 percent wage raise and union recognition. A textile strike threat in Washington was quelled by talks, while St Louis prepared arbitration for 1000 filling station attendants. Omaha breweries settled a wage dispute for engineers and firemen. A raven nest was found in Georgia mountains challenging common belief about habitat.
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Toledo
Washington
Hugh
Johnson
St. Louis
Omaha
Mitchell testifies in Cities Service inquiry
Washington AP Charles E. Mitchell former chair man of the National City company testified before the trade commission that he did not know of an agreement between Cities Service and Columbia Gas and Electric to divide markets or fix prices Healy examined telegrams from Henry J Doherty Cities Service head opposing a National City loan to build a pipeline Mitchell said there were attempts at a constructive solution Card of Thanks We thank our relatives and friends for sympathy at the death of our son and husband.
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Washington
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Company
The
Trade Commission
Cities Service Company
Cities Service
Columbia Gas & Electric Company
Robert E. Healy
Commission
Mitchell
Healy
Mitchel
National City
Doherty
Frank Parish
Columbia
Mabel Westcott
G. H. Westcott
Geo. T. Griffith
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