Hoover Predicts Prosperity Rebound in 60 Days
President Hoover forecasts economic recovery within sixty days as stock market declines ease and construction, railroads, utilities and private industry ramp up. He cites improved demand, low interest, wage stability, and stronger public works amid nationwide construction gains and insurance backed credit easing.
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Washington
Hoover
Cemb
Interstar
Opeon
Njang
Jessenet
Acts Reserve Board
Ben Greet Players Present Much Ado At Fraser Theater
The Ben Greet Players bring Shakespeare to Fraser Theater at 8 15 tonight with Much Ado About Nothing. Director Sir Philip Ben Greet leads veteran English actors on a national tour, highlighting the professional stage as part of university education outreach. Tickets are sold at the door.
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Ben Greet Oil
Fraser Theater
Ben Greet
New Fraser Theater
Dramatic
Chicago
Comony
United States
Mosters
Philip Ben Greet
England
Russel Thorndike
Sybil Thorndike
Counries
London
Lawrence
University
Debates Over Theater Czar Erlanger Widow Existence
New York on March 8 AP reports litigation over the millions of Abraham Lincoln Erlanger, theater czar, and whether he left a widow. Erlanger, 69, died yesterday at his Riverside Drive apartment. Officials deny a widow. attorney Max Steuer says Mrs Erlanger exists and notes store accounts and hotel records bearing the name. Estate valued around 75 thousand dollars.
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New York
Abraham Lincoln Erlanger
Erlanger
Riverside Drive
Abraham
Riverside
Atlantic City
Fraternal Aid Building Walls To Be Lowered Further
A Fraternal Aid official said walls will be torn down to the stone facing above the Eighth Street entrance after overheated mortar and weakened supports. workmen are at the site and initial plans to reduce to mid story line were deemed insufficient. A relief on church divorce rules in liberal trend faces likely controversy as Presbyterian elders and ministers discuss universal code.
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Ted
Baty
Eighth Street
Jaty
Chicago
Presbyterian General Assembly
General Assembly
Jesus Christ
Austrian ophthalmology course set at KU Medical Center
Dr Arnold Pillat of the Fuchs Clinic Vienna will conduct a one week intensive ophthalmology course at the University of Kansas School of Medicine in Kansas City from March 10 to 14 with afternoons free for practice. A second session runs March 16 to 22 in Kansas City Missouri. About twenty specialists from Kansas and Missouri are expected to attend.
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Arnold Pillat
Fuchs
Vienna
Austria
University of Kansas School of Medicine
Kansas City
Kan
KK. U. School For Medicine
University Extension Division
Kansas
Missouri
Harold Ingham
Crossword Puzzle Clues From a Vintage Page
A scrambled crossword grid with clues and partial answers. Entries reference possible words like a skin disease and feminine name. The readable clues suggest a puzzle page with scattered letters and a short note about yesterday's solution.
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Stdarorm TV
Vast Ywonkey
Shel
Four Man Court Tilt In Southeast Kansas Tourney
In Chanute two teams Benedict Athletic Club and Union Sports of Ghanate played a quarterfinal tense four man basketball game with two players disqualified and two fouls apiece. Benedict won 53 to 24 as Chanute fielded six players and suffered an early ejection after a first half shock. A memorial note remembers Edith Tebler, wife and mother, who died two years ago. Pittsburgh visitors include former President Coolidge and Secretary James Davis as they travel home from the West Coast. Theater manager Sam Reider is fined 600 dollars for an indecent performance. three stock company members fined 100 each. Two boys Edwin Washburn and Maxey Curtis escape from the Topeka Industrial School. A prowler report at 116 Indiana Street closes the item.
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Independence
Kan
Kansas
Enion Sports of
Ghanate
Benedict Athletic Club
Chanute
Benedict
Davis
Kansas City, Mo
A. P
Sam Reider
Gaity Theater
Finer
Carlin P.smith
Northside Court
Weather to Be Ideal for Outdoor Weekend
Topeka reports ideal weather for motoring and outdoor activities as the federal Weather Bureau predicts continued springlike conditions for the coming week. Meteorologist S. D. Flora says temperatures will run mostly normal or above with a likely warm trend by mid to late week. Concordia notes light snow and moisture, while Wamego records measurable rain. Reports from Indiana, Ohio, Tennessee, and the Atlantic coast indicate rain in several states, with clear skies from Kansas northwestward and warm temps resembling Kansas across Montana, Wyoming, and North Dakota.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
Weather Bureau
S. D. Flora
Concordia
Wamega
Indiana
Ohio
Tennessee
Atlantic
North Carolina
Massachusetts
Montana
Wyoming
North Dakota
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Don Rankin Ward
Mrs Don Rankin Ward of Chanute dies at home. Born to Willard and Willard Brown in Lawrence, she studied at the University School of Fine Arts, earning a painting Master’s in 1913. Body to arrive in Lawrence. funeral at Rumsey Funeral Home Monday at 2, Rev Alfred D Grey officiating. burial in local cemetery. Survived by husband, parents, brother W R Brown of Ponca City, and sister Mrs Oliver Brown of Warrensburg.
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Don Rankin Ward
Don Rankin
Chanute
Alfred D. Grey
Lindley speaks to 1200 at Kansas City sales class
Chancellor E H Lindley of the University of Kansas addressed about 1200 attendees in Ivanhoe Temple Kansas City Missouri under the University Extension division. Prof C P Brewer directed the Kansas City meetings and Harold G Ingman led the extension division. Several firms including the Kansas City Star and Facility National Bank and Trust company had more than 100 employees present at the meetings.
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E. H. Lindley
University of Kansas
Ivanhoe Temple
Kansas City
University Extension Division
C. P. Brewer
Wichita
Harold G. Ingman
K. U
Kansas City Star
Kansas University to stage Mr Pim Passes By in Pratt Eskridge
Kansas University dramatic group will present Mr Pim Passes By at Pratt Monday and Eskridge Tuesday. Prof Aen Orat ton and Prof Crafton announce the trip for the cast. Lead role played by Robert Calderwood, scenery to Pratt in trucks.
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Kansas Players
Uniqsity of Kansas Dramatic Organization
Pim
Pratt
Eskridge
Aen Orat
Ton
Crafton
Robert Calderwood
Kent Cooper
News Gatherings To Be Broadcast by Radio Tonight
Kent Cooper, general manager of the Associated Press, will address the nation tonight on WEAF at 2:00 AM EST. The speech titled Now Business World Series will describe AP’s worldwide news gathering effort and scope, introduced by Merle Thorpe, editor of Nations Business.
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New York
Mar. B
Associated Press
Kent Cooper
Assvel
Sd Press
WEAF
National Broadcasting Company
Cooper
Merle ‘Thrope
Lowe
Reed Receives Kansas National Guard Commission
George Oscar Reed longtime Douglas County undersheriff has received the commission of second lieutenant in the Kansas National Guard and is assigned to Troop 1 of the 114th Cavalry at Haskell Institute. His WWI service included Battery B, 130th Field Artillery in France and later leadership in a local National Guard unit.
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George Oscar Reed
Douglas County
Kansas National Guard
114Th Cavalry
Haskell Institute
Reed
130Th Field Artillery
France
Cedar Apple Rust Infests Kansas Apple Trees
Windborne spores from cedar galls invade apple leaves causing yellowing and leaf drop. The cedar trees near orchards drive the spread, notably harming Jonathan apples. No spray controls the disease. removing cedars near orchards is the cited remedy to save crops.
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Kansas
Civic Group Will Meet at Woodlawn School Monday
The North Lawrence Civic Association will meet Monday evening at Woodlawn School. President A B Ewing says recently compiled booklets detailing an authentic history of North Lawrence from early pioneer days will be distributed at the gathering. A volley ball game will follow the meeting.
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North Lawrence
Break in Kansas City Building Strike Ends
AP report notes a partial settlement as the Kansas City builders' association votes to accept the chamber of commerce plan and resume work. Eight thousand four hundred tradesmen had been on strike over a demand for a five-day week with pay and a wage increase, with arbitration to set final terms if needed.
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Ran City
Mar
Builders’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Ion
Westerday
Theuilding Trades Council
Tewenty-Five
Isome
Washington
Senate
V. Went Returns Home After Radioactivity Search
Prof. C. V. Kent of the University of Kansas Department of Civil Engineering returned home yesterday from a hospital where he used an electroscope to locate a missing radiating needle after a 16 month search. The device detects radiation at about ninety feet but showed no trace of the needle.
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C. V. Kent
University of Kansas
Indian Midgets Triumph On Haskell Court
The Haskell Indian midget basketball team defeated Lawrence Junior High Midgets this afternoon by 16 to 2 on the Haskell court. Stars Jimmy Fappen and Tohany White led the attack with strong plays, while Nelson Taylor refereed and Lawrence Blaseton coached the Haskell squad.
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Haskell
Friend of Will Rogers dies at 72 in Oklahoma
W L Lowry, 72, longtime Oklahoma cattleman and friend of Will Rogers, died early today on his 10,000 acre ranch near Lenapah. He led cattle operations until last fall and is survived by his widow and four sons. funeral plans incomplete.
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J Nowatn
Okla
W. L. Lowry
Lowry
Will Rogers
Catholic Church Joins Haitian Independents
In Port-au-Prince Haitian bishops after polling priests backed participation in the movement for freedom from American occupation. Archbishop Conan and Bishop Legouaze signaled clergy support for restoring popular government. Madame Brun Rivot warned against delaying elections, her husband linked to President Berna, while women vowed to sacrifice for liberty.
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Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Mar
Crsaps
Hoover
Conan
Legouaze
al Gense Ia
Louis
Berna
Brun Rivot
Federal action to curb Jamaica ginger poison epidemic
Oklahoma City and federal authorities join to combat a paralyzing epidemic affecting about 300 people in Oklahoma City as health director Dr Walter H Miles blames tainted Jamaica ginger. Officials ban Jamaica ginger shipments in Kansas City and Oklahoma, while a renewed crackdown targets fake sellers.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
March
City
Homa City
Walter H. Miles
Benjamin
United States Food and Drug Service
Kansas City
Oklahoma St
Sta
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Four Break From Olathe Jail in Kansas
Four prisoners escaped last night from the Olathe jail in Kansas after overpowering deputy sheriff Ov erpowers Hireen and Gentry Clark. The escapees rushed a steel door to enter the "ball pen" and seize a guard, while a prisoner named Samper died in the cells. The group faced charges including highway robbery burglary and larceny.
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Olathe
Kan
API
Hireen
Gentry Clark
Dobnvenesinnyl
Samper
Hye Group
Spett
Bert Stanley
Gilen
4-H Leaders Meet County Gathering at Chamber of Commerce
A Douglas county 4-H club leaders meeting was held this afternoon at 1 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. J. B. Taylor, director of 4-H club work, presided. The session covered plans for the coming year, a county 4-H club meeting, and included addresses by club leaders and a question box. The meeting was largely attended.
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The
Chamber of Commerce
Douglas County
Amber of Commerce Tooms
J. B. Taylor
Taylor
Phi Chi Theta Founders Day Dinner at Fidridge Hotel
Phi Chi Theta women held a founders day dinner at the Fidridge Hotel with twenty six active and alumnae members. Tables featured lavender colors and ship themed place cards with an electric insignia given to the chap. Attendees included Mrs Stockton Mrs Klocker Mrs Le Suer and guests from Lawrence Kansas City Leavenworth and Topeka. Active members and pledges listed include Irene Malone Laura Laws Madge Morrison Opal Shaw Colene Serrajeant Jane Smith Alma Wadsworth Frances Brown Virginia Cheatham Peggy Walker Fannie Fox Millie Stiefel Beulah Hackler Nell Rezac Clara Rosval Emma Standfast and others.
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Phi Chi Theta
Comerce
Fidridge
Marvin le Suer
Arrested for Mann Act Charge in Canton Ohio
Charles Plant of Canton Ohio was arrested by Canton police chief and an officer on Mann Act charges and turned over to government agent D J Reed of Kansas City. Plant allegedly deserted his wife and six children and fled to Lawrence with a woman from Waynesboro Ohio. The woman was not detained.
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William Smith
Vermonttreet
James Weed
George Price
Charles Plant
Canton
Ohio
Orsted
Will Johns
Richard Hughes
D. J. Reed
Kansas City
Reed
Viant
Lawrence
Waynesboro
New Vitalizing Process Uses Radiation for Vita Mine
Hamburg AP reports a brain company claims a new vitamizing method using radiation to create vitamins for disease use. Dean Hahn of Enpendorfer hospital cites flour treated by this process could bake into bread aiding rickets. Possible fruit use as antidote for sailor's disense noted. Hiawatha News notes February weather explained and a groundhog found dead on Willis Burns farm, killed by a dose.
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Hamburg
Dean Hahn
Enpendorfer Hospital
Hiawatha
Kan
Willis
KFKU Sunday Program Phi Mu Alpha Vespers
The KFKU program lists a 4:00 to 5:00 p m Sunday broadcast from the University auditorium featuring Phi Mu Alpha Vespers. This brief notice notes the time and location of the musical service presented by the fraternity within the campus venue.
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KFKU
Phi Mu Alpha
University Auditorioum
WREN Saturday Program Listings and Night Schedule
A dense schedule listing varied radio programs and time slots from early morning through late night, featuring Mildred DeWeete, Jock Etiley, Longines’ Correct Tune, Amos ’n Andy, The National Prohibition Poll, weather forecasts, and musical acts such as McGrew String Trio and The Manhatters. The page also includes an advertisement for Leto’s Pyorrhea Remedy with Round Corner Drug Co. as agents.
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Milderd DeWeete
Pianlat
Jock
Etiley
Cub Reporter
Unintures Theater
Longines
D. mi
Kansas City Journal- News
Third Church
Kansas City
Ats
M—Kfre
Meribuh
Moore
Irene Peabody
Routh
Armehatr
Salicon
Mu —Biscuit
Manerige Stott
TAS
Aten Seaminen
Tyo
Wea
Manhatters
Hewitt
Jenny Wren
Marketa
Mildred DeWe
Starina Vinit
Pris
Arez
Moraon Taverniche
BN Yy
Slee White
Trionr
Frindi
UL Wire
Roxy
Moinugeau Rhavers
Fierite
Steamberg-Cinrbeou
w—Empins Builders
my—Longlees
Amos Ye
Andy
Floyd Glipone
Leto
Round Corner Drug Co. Agents
Is Tobacco Hurting You A Harmful Habit Ad
This ad promotes Nix-O-Tine a tobacco harm reduction product sold in drug stores at one dollar per box. It claims thousands quit over 12 years and mentions sales over 200 000. The Hastings Nebraska firm offers a free booklet and mail order postpaid delivery upon payment.
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Nix-O-Tine
Nix-O-Tine Mfg. Co
Hasting
Nebru
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Steck
Woo
Paper Carvey
Kevin
Lindsey
San Li
Presbyterian Assembly
Commmitee
Arnold Pillat Wilk
J. Hill
Faye
Calin
Abe
Vastarch Oltical
Abby
Gice
Alpi
al Els
Rie
Idax
Edith Aon Tebler
Oday
John J. Sid Mabel Tebler
Lota
Jee
Maclea
Industrial
Edwin Washburn
Maxey Curtis
Industrial School
Indiana Street
Journal-World
Lindley
Mr. Pim
Indersheriff Reed
Guards
Mae Murray
Los Angeles
Tiffany Productions Inc
Girl Scout Council
N. Lawrence
Electraseo
Dawns Lawrence Quintet
Win Lowry
Elizabethton
Tenn
J. M. Moreland
Dean Davis
Beta Theta Pi House
Robert M. Davis
School of Law
Paris
Ree N
North Jersey
Navy
Lieut
Alford J. Williams
Hersecretary of
Er- Lee Jahneke
Catholic Church
Perons
Reati
Yrosty
Puntages Rejectke
Angeles
Mexander Pess
Thee Slistriet Court of Appeals
Super Court
Gehrig
St. Petersburg
Lou Gehrig
Yankee
Eric
Fihe
Boston Braves
Ben Chenman
Yanks
Moses
Mississ
Grundy
R Nvahia
Remece
Faniff Baxtes
Sme
Sublican
Penbie
Thomas
Secretary of the Treasury
Compa
Vashell
McPheodevanty
Williamm Ware
Philadelphia
William S. Ware
United
States
Chubb
HW. B. Chupb
Y of Kansas
Yelock
N Otice
Southhampton
F. P. Stapleton
Vermont Street
Ankie
Ralph Bennett
Norton
Treshman
University Hospital
Bennett
Master Plumbers’ Association
Women's Auxiliary
Satina
Gilmore
Philippines
Willys
Washinton
John N. Willys
Poland
Secret Raleigh
N. C
Federal Farm Board
Division of
Cooperative Marketing
Rhodesia
Sada
Seattle
San Francisco
Erchants National Bank
Wren
Schubert
Central
Jefferson St
Topeka, Kan
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