Kansas farmers see better outlook for 1934 crops
Kansas Agricultural Outlook for 1934 by Vance M. Rucker forecasts moderate spring and summer gains for farm sectors. Domestic demand may rise due to public works spending and agricultural payments, with trade barriers limiting foreign markets. Cattle, hogs, corn, and dairy prices are analyzed, suggesting higher 1934 prices overall but with risks from feed costs and crop yields.
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Kansas
Vance M. Rucker
Kansas State College
Oskaloosa
Farm Credit Administration
United States
Kansas City
Rucker
Eze
A Kansan Sees Hollywood By Richard Doan
Dorothy Dell the 1930 Miss Universe surprises in What Follies and vodvil roles as Oprah? No, but she can act and sing. The Kansan notes her unexpected talent and a Mae West hint.
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Hollywood
Richard Doan
Cal
Dorothy Dell
Mae West
Film Review Highlights Action Packed Barbary Coast Tale
The critic notes vigorous dialogue and strong performances by Vic McLaglen and Preston Foster in a shipboard love triangle set on the Barbary Coast. The plot ends abruptly with limited build-up though the film Gallant Lady is praised for its spark, while an opening airplane crash copy from newsreels distracts. Dickie Moore is praised for charm in the east.
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Vic McLaglen
Preston Foster
Barbary Coast
Ann Harding
Clive Brodk
Otto Kreger
Tullio Carmenati
Massacre Indian problem film at the world’s fair rodeo
A Sioux graduate from Haskell returns to his reservation to confront mistreatment by the Indian service while enlisting help from the Indian commissioner in Washington. Lydia, played by Ann Dvorak, inspires hope as the romance unfolds amid clashes over injustice. A newsreel notes Glenn Cunningham’s 1,500 meter world record run in New York, with a margin of a mood yard at the finish.
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Haskell Institute
Lydia
Ann Dvorak
Washington
Richard Barthelmess
Joe Thunder Horse
Haskell
New York
Glenn Cunningham
Bill Bonthron
Gene Venzke
Cunningham
No More Women at the Varsity adds sea diver rivalry
Edmund Lowe and Victor McLaglen reprise rivals in No More Women at the Varsity theater. They are sea divers on rival salvage ships aboard The Pelican, Sally Blane inherits the ship, and tension rises as Lowe becomes ship's number one diver. Underwater scenes and a roller coaster fight deliver thrills.
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Varsity Theater
Edmund Lowe
Victor McLaglen
Sally
Blane
Pelican
McLaglen
Lowe
Vienna Prince von Starhemberg Named Fascist Leader Minister
Cable News in Brief reports Vienna circles expect Prince von Starhemberg to be named minister without portfolio. Rome notes Marconi warns against blaming the machine for troubles, citing human selfishness and loss of benefits from the machine. London praises Labour gains in local elections as forecast for general victory. Havana warns Cuban strikers to accept arbitration or face replacement by strike breakers with soldiers. Tokyo introduces a trade protection act to empower tariffs and control imports and exports amid anticipated trade wars.
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Associated Press
Viennia
Prince von Starhemberg
Heimwehr
Rome
Guglielmo Marconi
National Poverred Council of
Italy
London
London County Council
Havana
Mendietas
Tokyo
Kennedy files bond for county commissioner Kennedy
A personal bond for 5000 dollars for X. J. Kennedy, a county commissioner, was filed yesterday with Maisie Armstrong, register of goods. The bond is signed by Orrin O. Kennedy and T. D. Prentice. It was found that Kennedy had no live bond on file despite several terms in office.
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X. J. Kennedy
Couaer
Maisie Armstrong
Orrin O. Kennedy
T. D. Prentice
Kennedy
Prowler Shot at Will Johns Jr Residence
Police answered a prowler call at 1114 Connecticut Street at 11:52 last night. Will Johns Jr reported seeing two men peering into his window and fired twice as they fled. no further details were given on the suspects or injuries.
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Will Johns, Jr
Tatrader
Connecticut Street
John
Johns
International Study Tonight and World Peace Groups Meet
The council meets at Henley House at 8 30 p m with reps from interested organizations. Pupils at Junior High wrote 140 letters to Strasbourg youths and received replies. University Intl Relations Club offers library access in Administration Room I. League of Women Voters study on war debts and reparations includes six women. League petition seeks one million signatures for League of Nations action, with signings at University Political Science Office or Chamber of Commerce. Prof. Chubb lists recent books on international affairs.
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Henley House
Strasbourg
Germany
Rachel Gard
Carnegie Foundation
League of Women Voters
John Stutz
Agnes Thomason
FraNsworth
Roy Moore
G. Carter
L. H. Prink
League of Nations Association
U. S
League
Raymond Fosdick
Association
League of Nations
Political
Chamber of Commerce
H. 2. Chubb
Walter C. Lanssam
Macmillan
Frederick L. Schuman
McGraw-Hill
CA. Beard
G. HE. Smith
R. L. Buell
World Peace Foundation
Boston
Don Cossack Chorus Set for KU Fall Concert
Dean Swarthout signs the Don Cossack Chorus of 35 under Jaroff for 1934 1935 on the University concert course. They last appeared three years ago to an enthralled audience. They will perform Friday evening November 9, after a Denver concert, then head to Chicago. Russian dancers of notable skill join them next year as part of the program.
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D. M. Swarthout
Jaroff
Denver
Chicago
Dean Swarthout
Metropolitan to Broadcast Pagliacci and Salome from NYC
NBC WEAF WIZ will air Saturday afternoon March 10 at 12 55 p m CST direct from the Metropolitan Opera House New York. Pagliacci in two Italian acts features Giovanni Martinelli Lawrence Tibbett Queena Marie with de Vincenzo Bellezza conducting. Salome in one German act stars Greta Garbo Dorothea Manski Max Lorenz Helen Gleason under Arthur Bodanzky. The work is Strauss Os car Wilde based with Dresden origin in 1905.
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Leoncavallo
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
NBC Weafwiz
Queena Marie
de Vincenzo
Bellezza
Salome
Greta 3Jurebert
Dorothea Manski
Max Lorenz
Helen Gleason
Arthur Bodanzky
Oscar Wilde
Richard Strauss
Dresden
Fund Boosts Fire Association From Farmer Donations
Enterprise and vicinity reports a rapidly growing Fire Association fund driven by timely assessments and generous farmer donations. Local residents Mr. and Mrs H M Desque attended a dinner at Jim Sullivan's Overbrook home. Also listed are visits and dinner hosts among Clifford Eileen Desque and other households across Topeka trips and Sunday gatherings.
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Clifford and
Eileen
Topeka
Charles Schoinle
Charles and Donald Move into Fowl House Harboring Change
Charles and Donald moved into the house vacated by William Fowl last week. Charles enrolled in the third grade at Enterprise school on Tuesday.
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Charles
Donald
William Fowl
Enterprise School
Desoto Weekend Socials and Local Obituary Notes
Desoto community reports weekend visits among Loveall Mize Reynolds and McClure families in Monticello Fort Scott and Kansas City. Mrs Brashears dies aged 7? funeral at Christian church with Rev Watson officiating. Ladies Aid hosts lunches. county S S Workers session at M E church. sales at Earl Jenkins sale. Dr Yazell and Ken nard visit. school declamation contest held amid cold weather.
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Lawrence Loveall
Kansas City
Mr. Loveall
W. H. Loveall
Harold Mize
Dan Sarver
Monticello
J. A. Reynolds
Wesley Reynolds
Fort Scott
Robert Guy
Roy Frisbie
Robert Mize
Catherine McLaughlin
Vincent
Kenneth Howard
S. S
M. E. Church
E.H. Yazell
Mont. Kennard
Audi
Reclamation contest results and upcoming events
The article lists participants in the reclamation contest with names such as Pearl Tuck Leona Fears Jessie Sundbye Isabel Mize Laura Lee Andrew Wildred Coons and others. It notes a judge absence causing a second contest later and reports voice category winners including Isabel Mize Hil lene Thiry and Lloyd Andrew. It mentions the Kaw Valley League contest for oration and declamation set for March 16 and reports Rev W C Watson traveling to Abilene for the M E conference with hopes he and Mrs Watson return to De Soto. It also covers the town basketball team travel to Kansas City for a Greater Kansas City tournament where they were defeated by Rockhurst College, plus visits by Mrs Charles Douglas and the Mickels to friends in Kansas City.
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Torium
Pearl Tuck
Leona Fears
Jessie Sundbye
Isabel Mize
Laura
Lee Andrew
Wildred Coons
Ray Stevn
Francis McBroom
Clarence Moll
Tuila Ellen Wilson
Hillene Thiry
Garnet Warsop
Irma Ericson
Francis
McBroom
Orville Midwett
Lloyd B. Andrew
W. C. Watson
Abilene
M. E
Kansas
Watson
DeSoto
Kansas City
Rockhurst College
NeSoto
Charles Douglas
Olathe
C. G. Mickel
Blanchard
Mickel
Ruth Miller
Daugh
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