Queens Too Prosy For Intramural Carnival
Intramural Carnival committee at the University of Kansas discusses beauty queen plans during Friday night events. A Washburn contestant is mentioned but labeled not a queen, with students noting Queen shy attitudes and playful stunts. Also noted are a freshman oratorical contest, basketball road trip to Oklahoma, and a DOJ witness testimony in a separate case.
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Couple held by police on vagrancy charges
In Wichita on March 6 AP reports Carl Terry Coment of Oklahoma and Della Jordan of Anadarko were jailed on vagrancy charges as police investigated possible liquor transport into dry states. They arrested at a apartment last night posing as Mr and Mrs Carl Voker. Officers found a regulation army .445 caliber automatic pistol and 120 rounds.
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Carl Terry
Coment
Okla
Della Jordan
Anadarko
Okia
Carl *Voker
Kansas
Oklahoma
Test Your Knowledge Quiz In Classified Page
Question prompts ask about homonyms locations and terms across U S and global topics. It mentions Luke Tanganyika New England Beacon Hill and the Cable Act. It notes fuel oil burned in California smudge pots to protect citrus groves at night.
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New’ England
Beacons Hill
U.S
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Republic of Honduras
Passthern Hebarnen
California
Long States He Will Stay In Senate For 1940
In Washington on March 6 AP report Senator Huey Long of Louisiana announced his intention to seek re election to the Senate rather than run for governor as he had once contemplated. He said his stay would relieve the Senate of his presence and affirmed he would run for the Senate. The day featured a Roosevelt policy debate with Hastings opposing and McKellar defending the administration.
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D-La
Senate
Louisiana
Robinson
D-Ark
Long
Roosevelt
Hastings
R. del
McKellar
D. Tenn
J Peel Stroke Worsens Enid Home In Oklahoma
Mrs Steve Welter received a wire Monday evening that her brother Hr Peel known to his many Trends in Lawrence nn Toots Pool had suffered a second stroke of paralysis and was in a critical condition at his home in Enid Oklahoma Mrs Welter and son Jack Welter and wife left immediately and arrived at 3 am Tuesday In a telephone message early Tuesday morning from Enid Mrs Welter repeated that he was at his living but the physicians held no hopes for his Tacoveny in Mr Peel has many friends in and near Lawrence as he was foreman of the Reese stop ranch six miles east of Lawrence on Turkey creek and many Lawrence men were partners with him in the Turkey Creek Cabin Association He is a member of a Masonic lodge of Lawrence and also of the Abdallah Shrine of Leavenworth
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Toots
Enid
Okla
Welter
Jack Welter
Peel
Lawrence
Reese Stop
Turkey Creek
Turkey Creek Cabin
Leavenworth
Dr Henry Roe Cloud Preaches at First Presbyterian
Dr Henry Roe Cloud, superintendent of Haskell Institute, occupied the pulpit of the First Presbyterian Church Sunday morning and delivered a sermon titled The Need of the Hour A Living Faith. The full blood Winnebago Indian spoke of his childhood, conversion, and faith in God guiding his education and ministry. He urged that in the present day Dr Cloud has real faith in God.
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Haskell
Dr. Cloud
Nes
Presbyterian Church
Cloud
University of Kansas recital features student performers
Nine University of Kansas fine arts students will perform in a recital tomorrow afternoon at 9 30 in the Administration auditorium. The public is invited. The program includes piano solos by Garien Amudle and others, voice numbers, a quintet with string players, a flute piece, and instrumental works by Haydn and Willan among others.
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University of Kansas Fine Arts School
Garien Amudle
Bourse
Loures Glaue
Willan
Leech
UN Heldi
Vedrio
Madame Butrenth
Puccini
Lily Dohosen
Carolyn Bailey
Haydn Margaret Love
Ralph Hawley
Ruth Gregory
Arthur Mielder
Celle
Alex Fielder
Senate asks for statement of public works appropriation
Washington March 6 The Senate adopted the Byrd resolution calling on the Treasury for an itemized accounting of the 38 0000000 punts works appropriation already made and what allocations lands had been transferred to other agencies of the government Senator Byrd urged more information to determine whether such a large additional sum for public works is needed. In the dead of winter great flocks of robins descend on the town of Stecoah North Carolina where cities seed them.
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Treasury
Minton
EEE Canal
Stécoah
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Townsend Pension Plan Dead for This Session
Washington March 6 AP Democratic leaders announced the Townsend pension plan is dead for this session. Only 30 signatures had been obtained on a house petition to force a vote on the 200 a month pension bill. Despite relief, supporters say the proposal will be heard again and likely adopted in the next Congress. Dr. F E Townsend, author from Long Beach California, votes to concede defeat this season.
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Congress
John S. McGroarty
California
F. E. Townsend
Long Beach
Cal
Will contest in Kansas seeks share of $100000 estate
In Olathe Kansas on March 6 AP Dr Ellis W Withelray testified about De Forrest Piazek’s health and a high July 18 temperature the day the will was signed. Plaintiffs Mrs Edna Gilpin and Joseph Viazzek claim Piazek’s mind was weakened by illness and narcotics, seeking relief as his only surviving relatives. The case continues in district court on its third day.
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Ellis W. Withelray
de Forrest Plazzek
Wilhelmy
Plazzek
Pazzek
Edna P. Gilpin
Phoenix
Arias
Joseph M
Hopkins Says 22 375 000 Persons Are Now Receiving Aid
Washington March 6 AP Hopkins reports the relief population reached a record 22 376 000 as Hopkins pressed to boost contributions from states and communities Relief administration officials estimated 5 4 million families averaging four to a family and 15 000 singing persons were on relief.
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Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Relief Administration
Local social notes from Eudora dinner guests
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moll hosted Sunday dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sealls and Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Skawart from Kansas City. Other attendees were Mildred Mack of Baldwin, Marie Moll of Lawrence, Bernietta Schubert overnight guest of Carl Schubert, Dora Grimes and Billy Grimes of Lake View, Donald and Junior Neufelder of Topeka, and Cleo Grimes visiting cousin. Clarence Daugherty and wife entertained Mr. and Mrs. Leslie.
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Fred Moll
Jay Sealls
Dolph Skawart
Kansas City
Misa Mildred Mack
Baldwin
Marie Moll
Lawrence
Benrietta Schubert
Carl Schubert
Milas
Dora Grimes
Billy Grimes
Lake View
Donald
Junior Neuatifter
Topeka
Family Dinner Hosts Honor Birthday Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Papenhausen entertained relatives Sunday for a family dinner honoring Ed Papenhausen and Dale Papenhausen celebrating their birthdays. Miss Harriet Hume of Clinton attended as a guest. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman J. Scott of Long Beach, California, left Friday for home after a week with their parents and Mrs. J. O. Scott. Mr. Scott serves as alderman on the U S Navy ship.
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Bane
Pire
Ednapanhausen
Dale Pai Fausch
Harriet Hume
Clinton Wan
U. S. Tern
U. . Navy
Market jolts as grain prices swing on devaluation fears
Chicago markets edged up then tumbled after erroneous Washington reports sparked fears of dollar devaluation. Wheat prices fluctuated near lows, corn off, oats steady to down modestly, and provisions declined slightly amid nervous trading.
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Hinlah
Livestock Prices and Bond Markets Highlight Calm Kanana City Report
Market notes from Kanana City and New York on March 6 show cattle and grain prices steady with some lighter demand. The Wall Street summary notes brief inflation jitters, mixed stock and bond movements, and a cautious close as traders weighed government statements.
Domestic markets and auto sales rally amid mixed stock changes
The report notes varied stock movements with firms like US Steel Chrysler General Motors and Montgomery Ward showing small arrears while others hold steady. Washington’s scene and foreign exchange gyrations highlight a recovering domestic economy with early weekly car sales hints pointing to a roughly 80 percent rise in February auto retail activity versus 1934.
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Ston
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Montomery Ward
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