Cotton textile code authority reviews NRA year
George A Sloan chairman of the cotton textile code authority outlines accomplishments under the National Industrial Recovery Act. He praises General Johnson, notes gains for workers, but says stockholders remain the forgotten man and warns of legislative risk and need for stronger code enforcement and industry government partnership.
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Associated Press
George A. Oan
Cotton Textie Code Authority
NRA
George A. Sloan
Cotton Textile Institute
Cotton Textile Code‘authority
Consumers Industries Committee
Kcopyright
Washington
Cotton Textile
National Industry Recovery Act
General Johnson
Arash
Test Your Knowledge Questions From Classifieds
A quiz list asks seven of eleven items including Eli Whitney invention and Mount Whitney location. It mentions a Mother Goose scene with Goslings at Fred Gilbert farm Dayton Washington and notes four goalings with unique wing sets.
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Dayton
Wash
Mother Goose
Fred Gilbert
Charter Sunday Observed By First Christian Church
Sunday July 1 the First Christian Church holds Charter Sunday with a 10 o clock service led by Rev John D Zimmer man Kansas Christian Missionary society secretary The service features a membership roll call via signed cards A memorial book will record past church deeds and future events for the congregation Names of attendees in honor of the 50 years will be kept Those unable to attend may be counted present by notifying the pastor or C E Birch chairman The church traces its charter to 1884 with elders Burton Hyde and D P Dutton and deacons Patterson Buckley Burton and Kier J M Graham was first clerk The charter was granted June 19 1884 The note mentions debts on the building and a 1887 offer by J T Williamson to assume the debt on the old building connected to memorials for Mrs Lillie B Graham
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First Christian Church
John D. Zimmerman
Kansas Christian Missionary Society
C. E. Birch
Parsons
Walcomnes
Eazy
William Burton
Addison Hyde
D. P. Dutton
H. C. Patterson
J. Buckley
W. Burton
R. A. Kier
J. M. Graham
Asic
Universalists
J. T. Williamson
Lillie B. Graham
Modify A Crop Ruling on Harvest of Pasture Crops
Information received by Iraing Altmeyer, county farm agent, notes a ruling change allowing contracted acres to harvest seed of timothy red top orchard grass blue grass meadow fescue brome grass crested wheat grass clover alfalfa sweet clover lespedeza and garnslat pasture and meadow crops. Soybeans and similar grain crops remain excluded from roughage. harvest must occur well before maturity for hay, forage, or pasture.
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Iraing Altmeyer
Old Age Pensions Meeting Set in South Park
The National Old Age Pension League holds its fourth Lawrence meeting Sunday at 2 15 PM in South Park with Rev F J Paine as speaker. About 700 locals signed petitions supporting pensions. mon E D Sherwood is local secretary at 1801 Indiana Street for volunteers. This will be Paine’s last Lawrence visit and attendees should plan to hear him.
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National Old Age Pension League
South Park
Lawrence
E.D. Sherwood
Indiana Street
F. J. Paine
Paine
County topeka trip on dispensation for school districts
County Superintendent Harold C. Fisher traveled to Topeka on business for Black Jack and Fairview districts seeking a special dispensation from the state tax commission. The districts plan summer remodeling and want warrants issued under cash basis practice. officials say finances are strong and warrant issuance is permitted under that privilege.
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Harold C. Fisher
Topeka
Black Jack
Fairview
State Tax Commission
Bishee
Kiwanis Clinic Schedule At Old City Hall And Chamber
Two clinics sponsored by the Lawrence Kiwanis Club are set for Friday afternoon. An orthopedic clinic by Dr. C B Francisco will be at the old City Hall while a mental and nervous clinic directed by Dr. E T Gibson will be at the Chamber of Commerce. The well baby clinic appears permanently discontinued due to a health department policy change.
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Lawrence Kiwanis Club
C. B. Francisco
Old City Hall
E. T._Gibson
Chamber of Commerce
Io Well
NEW Church
Union Group Elects Rev Dr George Warren Richards
Rev Dr George Warren Richards was elected the first president of a new union forming from the Evangelical and Reformed church and the United and Evangelical synod of North America. The union brings together a 700,000 member body. Also noted were local social items about returned travelers and a local ad for children’s haircuts at 25 cents.
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George Warren Richards
Cleveland,. C
George Warren Richie
Tethe Theological Seminary
Evangelical and Reformed .Church
Reformed Ehreh the United
Evangelical Synod of North America
Program announced for Trinity Lutheran Church summer services
Rev. Charles A. Puls announced regular summer services at Trinity Lutheran Church with a theme Bible Characters. Services will be at 11 each Sunday. July 1 opening sermon by W C Simons on Wherein Are We Brothers. July 8 Samuel. July 15 Nehemiah. July 22 Ruth. July 29 Thomas. August 5 Simon Peter. August 12 Henry Albach on The Golden Rule in Human Society. August 26 Rev A A Van Sickle. August 29 Mrs Bruce Cameron on The Challenge of Bible Study.
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Trinity
Lutheral Church
Charles A. Puls
W. C. Simons
Samuel
Nehemiah
Ruth
Thomas
Simon Peter
Henry Albach
Bruce Cameron
A. A. van Sickle
Deaths and Funerals for Frye and Howard
Harold Frye 23 died Monday at home 10 Garfield avenue funeral Thursday 2:30 pm Ninth Street Baptist Church burial Oak Hill Cemetery Rev B L Wightman officiating. George W Howard 81 died at son's home 913 Massachusetts street services 10 am Thursday from Rumsey's burial. Surviving wife two sons Benton and William T Howard two daughters Mrs Linne Buer Earlymont Calif and Mrs Rose Clark San Francisco.
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Harold Frye
Garfield Avenue
Ninth Street Baptist Church
B. L. Wightman
Oak Hill Cemetery
George W. Howard
Benton Howard
Massachusetts Street
Rumsey’s
Benton
William T. Howard
Lawrence
Linne Buer
Earlymont
Calif
Rose Clark
San Francisco
WREN to broadcast national AAU meet from Milwaukee
Radio station WREN will air an hour and fifteen minute program Saturday covering the national AAU track and field championships at Marquette stadium Milwaukee. The 1500 meter race featuring Glenn Cunningham Bill Bonthron and Gene Venzke is highlighted. Will Johns reports back from Colorado Springs and notes his gasoline purchases total exactly 5.19 each.
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WREN
A.A.U
Marquette Stadium
Milwaukee
Glenn Cunningham
Bill Bonthron
Gene Venzke
Will Johns
Colorado Springs
Pop
Marriages with wife as boss fail more often says study
The American Home Economics Association reported findings from a 3000-marriage survey showing wives who are the boss experience more rocky marriages than those dominated by husbands. It also said fifty fifty partnerships are an unrealizable ideal even among college couples. J Paul Popence presented the results at the convention in New York. Fred Held, vice president of the American Federation of Hosiery Workers, was kidnapped from a train in Harriman Tennessee by six cars delivering him toward Scott County, according to police.
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New York
American Home Economics Association
America
Association
J. Paul Popence
Institute of Family Relations
Unitedites
Schumann-Heink Delights Lawrence Audiences In Warm Reception
An audience of 1000 gathered at the University Auditorium to honor Madame Schumann-Heink on her Kansas visit. The 78-year-old contralto delivered old favorites with deep sincerity, sharing anecdotes between pieces and engaging warmly with the crowd. Violinist Jascha Bronart showcased two groups of solos, earning encores, while Mrs. Katherine Pike Skedden accompanied admirably.
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University Auditorium
Madame
Schumann-Heink
Lawrence
Kansas
Mme
Jascha Bronart
Katherine Pike Skedden
Helped Dillinger? Reilly Sought for Weeks in Dillinger Case
Reilly, former St Paul baseball club mascot, was surprised in bed and arrested by Justice Department agents on charges of harboring John Dillinger. Government says he helped Dillinger and John Hamilton to hide at Dr. Mortensen’s home in St. Paul after a gunfight that wounded Dillinger and associates near Sioux Falls or Mason City. Rewards: Dillinger $10,000, Nelson $5,000. The capture leaves Dillinger and three others at large.
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S. D
Mason City
Iowa
Reilly
Dillinger
Mercer
Wis
Desperado
Minneapolis
Siesta
John Hamilton
Homer van Meter
Lester M. Gillis
Baby Face
Nelson
Department of Justice
Ninety Day Trial Period For Industry Ordered by Johnson
Washington June 27 AP Hugh S Johnson approved a ninety day trial period for an aluminum industry code to test its operation free from oppression or discrimination. The Aluminum Company of America Mellon concerns a major factor. Johnson said the period allows review of objections including monopoly claims and he will receive complaints of unfair competition or oppression of small enterprises during the trial.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Aluminum Company of America
Mellon
Johnson
Mellon Aluminum
Two Women Arrested in Chewink Holdup Case
In Liberal Kansas Mrs Esther Eidson and her daughter Carrie Eidson were arrested after an attempted drugstore holdup led by Bob Colby Beber. A radio recovered from Stevens tied to Colby’s car aided the investigation. Officer J Malone, a World War II veteran, was shot by Colby during the incident and is recovering. Colby died by suicide as a posse closed in.
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Esther Eidson
Carrie Eidson
Fadey
President signs relief bill reshapes jute and hog taxes
Washington June 27 AP Senator Pope says President Roosevelt signed a bill to ease processing taxes on jute cotton burlap and hogs The measure redefines the tax from preparation for market to processing for distribution or use It shifts tax payment to packers and processors and aims at large packers and hotels that raise and slaughter their own hogs under the old system
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Washington
Pope
D-Ids
Roosevelt
River allotments announced for Missouri river division
The War Department announced river and harbor allotments totaling 873900 for the Missouri river division. Amounts include 844600 for Missouri river from Kansas City to the mouth and 2500 for the Missouri river from Sioux City to Fort Benton. Examinations and surveys in the Kansas City district amount to 21300 and further contingency work in the Omaha district are listed.
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Washington
War Department
Missouri River Division
Missouri River
Kansas City
Sioux City
Iowa
Fort Benton
Mont
Omsha
Ickes vows full enforcement of oil code amid bill setback
Washington June 27 AP Administrator Ickes said every means will be used to enforce provisions of the oil code despite Congress failing to pass the Thomas-Disney oil bill. His statement coincided with hearings before the Petroleum Administrative Board on adding quotas for crude oil in commerce to balance supply and demand.
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Ickes
Washington
Congress
Petroleum Administrative Board
Town Bankers Hear Tugwell Defend New Deal Program
Des Moines June 2 AP Rexford G Tugwell accused big businesses of wrecking the new deal for social management of agriculture. He spoke in the farm belt amid bankers millers and milk distributors opposing the lost amendments to grant declarifying powers to the administration. He defended Rooseveltian policies while warning against czar like control by Secretary Wallace.
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Des Moines
Senate
Fats
Tau
Ealing
Erecariate
Wallace
Thiry Family Hosts Sunday Picnic With Guests
Knowledge Hill residents Mr and Mrs W C Thiry and Arlo hosted a Sunday picnic with a bounteoinner. Attending were Mr and Mrs Charles Berwine and four children Robert Mary Erle Martha Ann from Fall. Mr and Mrs Walter Wordden. Mr and Mrs Repnond Brubaker. Leona Eberwine Elenora Eberhart Henry Holliday Glenn Colburn and Mr William King of Lawpo Ther. and Mrs Baker Mur.
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W. C. Thiry
Arlo
Charles Berwine
Robert
Mary Erle
Martha Ann
Fall
Walter . Wordden
An Rs. Repnond Brubaker
Leona Eberwine
Elenora Eberhart
Henry Holliday
Glenn Colburn
William King
Po Ther
Baker Mur
Contests and picnic at Thiry bend event
The piece notes Mrs Earl Janeway Frances Thiry and John Thiry with Mrs Willista Rice and family hosting contests including a prize in a wife re ceiling event a corn grain count in a bottle hog calling and sack race won by various Thiry and Rice family members. The group enjoyed a strength test and a deat picnic ground at the bend with clever signs. The Rice family and William Grants attended Sunday evening. A separate note asks about vacant property and promotes Journal-World classified ads.
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Ana
Earl Janeway
Frances Thiry
Tohn
Willista Rice Rice
Billie Gene
Jimmie
Mr. King
Clifford Thiry
William Rice
Herbert Thiry
Thiry
Grants
John Canary
Holly
O’neal
Lon
Vieta
O'Neal
Court Order Frees Factor in Extradition Case
Federal judge Evan A Evans today granted a formal order freeing John Factor international speculator held in DeKalb county jail awaiting extradition writ. Eugene Manlove Rhodes dies at 65 in San Diego at his Pacific Beach home native of Nebraska survivors include widow and two sons.
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Chicago
Federal Today
Evan A. Evans
John Factor
DeKalb County
Eugene Manlove Rhodes
San Diego
Calif
Dineada
Pacific Beach
Nebraska
Vallee Suit Trial Continued in New York
The Fay Webb Vallee divorce suit to set aside a separation agreement with husband Rady Belio orchestra leader Wasadi progresses in New York on June 27. A new agreement date is referenced, with accompanying notices and brief mentions of related figures.
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Eli Whitney
Baton Rouge
The
St. Lawrence
Honolulu
Mount Whitney
Porthos
Athos
Aramis
Christian Church
Altmeyer
C. of C
W. Atkinson
Hiawatha
St. Josephe
Vance Day
Betty Day
Lawrence Cith
Houk
Trinity L Atheran Church
West Eighth Street
Dickinson
Westinghouse
Barrymore
Lombard
Chewink
Uber
Bob Keeivha
Suinida
Missouri
Carole Lombard
Knowledge Hill
Journal-World
Sinclair
Ober
Wilson Bros
Oxfords
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