Prohibition Split Roils Democratic National Committee
Washington in March 6 reports the Democratic national committee meeting where Raskob pressed a home rule liquor control plan, facing sharp opposition from Senators Robinson and Hull. Smith and Cox urged unity, while the party endorsed a $6,000,000 fund to support headquarters, relief debt, and the 1932 campaign. Raskob’s plan would keep the 18th Amendment but grant states power to control liquor within borders.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Raskob
Robinson
Arkansas
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
National Committee
Cameron Morrison
North Carolina
Joseph Robinson
Jack Garner
Alfred E. Smith
Arkansan
Smith
James M. Cox
Variety of Programs and Listings for March Event
A dense listings page details numerous programs and performances including Footlighters, Mona Motor Orchestra, Florence Richardson's Hotel Paramount Orchestra, Vincent Lopez, Blue Theaters Dance Orchestra, and Amos n Andy. It notes weather forecasts for March 7 and 8, a Junior Cooking School with Hazel Chandler, and a Dance Miniature. Licenses issued by Probate Judge L H Menger are listed alongside names from Kansas City and Goodland.
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Koenig
Hub Else
Novelty Tris
Hil Cook
Ownbil
Footlighters
Nestles
Johnny Marvin
Arthur Murray
Armour
Armstrong Quakers
Clara
Cub
Scoop
Amos
Andy
Mona Motor Orchestra
Mona Motor Girl
Florence Richardson
Hotel Paramount
Joe. Morgan
Palais d'Or
Jolly
Bill
Jane
Randolph Mundy
Vermont Lumber Jacks
Miracles
Magnolia
Hazel Chandler
Jenny Wren
Rational Farm
Keystone
Vincent Lopez
Hotel St. Regis
Blue Theaters
AL and
Pete
United Dress
Sisters of the Skillet
Chicaro McGrewring
Helen Mezzo
Ves
Blue Valley Company
Ews
News Jrony Hawaiian Jayhawks
the Pickard
Alice Monesi
Thriller
the Fuller Man
Chevrolet
Win
Lulu
Amos ‘N' Andy
Fidelity Bank
Bile
Ae Il Spitany
Edge‘water Beach
L. H. Menger
J. E.cowles
Allie H Gibbons
Pes
Kansas City
T. E. Krone
Mary Way
Goodland
Patti Johnson Delivers Fine Senior Piano Recital at KU
A stormy night did not deter a full auditorium at the University of Kansas Administration Building where Patti Johnson presented a demanding senior recital. She opened with Schumann Symphonic Etudes and concluded with Carl Preyer Concertstuck, delivering masterful control and ensemble work with second pianist Carl Preyer. Soprano Kathryn Langmeade Nelson performed Verdi Ah fors o Iui with Evelyn Swarthout as accompanist, drawing strong audience praise. The verse of flowers marked the evening as out-of-town friends attended, and the next recital March 25 will feature Jean Sellards.
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University of Kansas
Patti Johnson
Miss. Johnson
Schumann
Chopin
Ibert
Carl Preyer
Miss Johnson
Kathryn Langmeade Nelson
Nelson
Evelyn Swarthout
Jean Sellards
Agnes Husband
Sermons On Parables At 11 OClock Service
Mr Grey continues a series on Jesus parables at the 11 o clock service through Easter. Last Sunday covered The Rich Fool. Upcoming topics include The Pearl of Great Price The Parable of the Good Samaritan The Prodigal Son The Lost Sheep. A doctor shortage is noted in Mississippi after the 1930 death of one thirtieth of state medical men.
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Grey
Mr. Grey
Mississippi
Tanlac Health Touts Digestive Relief For Stomach Ailment
A Philadelphia man testifies Tanlac cured his dizziness headaches and nervous exhaustion by improving appetite sleep and vitality. The ad claims Tanlac rebuilds digestion with roots herbs and barks at under 2c per dose and offers a money back guarantee.
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Taniac
Daniel Vinciguerra
Stiles St
Philadelphia
Tanlac
Good Samaritan address to open Men’s Bible class
Rev. C A Puls will speak on The Good Samaritan at Trinity Lutheran church Sunday morning. The Men’s Bible class meets 9:45 to 10:38, with Walter Schaal noting a large, enthusiastic group of over sixty men and a popular presentation of childhood stories. Visitors are welcome and fit into the under-hour gathering.
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C. A. Puls
Trinity Lutheran Church
Walter Schaal
Draws pamphlet cover by Margaret Bailey at Liberty Memorial
A pen and ink drawing by Margaret Bailey, Liberty Memorial high school student, was selected as the cover illustration for an upcoming education report to be furnished by W. W. Curfman, superintendent of schools. Several students submitted drawings for the cover. Students whose drawings have been accepted previously for other reports are noted.
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Margaret Bailey
Liberty Memorial High School
W. W. Curfman
Noted Educator to Speak at North Lawrence Church
Dr Enos L Scruggs a noted educator will speak at the First Baptist Church of North Lawrence Sunday afternoon March 8 The program includes the Young People's Choir with pianist Miss Lucille Rogers and a schedule of music message and inspiration The speaker has held multiple pastorates and academic posts in the Midwest and beyond with degrees from Lincoln University University of Chicago and Arkansas Baptist College
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Enos L. Scruggs
Monmouth
Jacksonville
Jefferson City
Western College
Macon
Central Baptist Theological Seminary
Te Kansas Vocational School
Young People’s
Lucille Rogers
Missouri opens baseball season April 11 at Fayette
University of Missouri will start its baseball campaign April 11 against Central College at Fayette. Athletic director C. E. Brewer announced the schedule. The first Big Six conference game will be April 17 when Missouri faces the Kansas Aggies at home.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Central College
Fayette
C. He. Brewer
Missouri
Kansas Aggies
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