Byrd's Party Safe at Dunedin After Antarctic Return
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and his Antarctic expedition members returned to Dunedin New Zealand after over a year in the frozen south. Thousands greeted the explorer as ships City of New York and Eleanor Bolling escorted them to their docks. Byrd called the south pole flight less important than discovering Marie Byrd Land, surveying 280000 square miles of unmapped terrain.
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Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday Services Draw Large Crowds
Sunday attendance at Trinity Lutheran Church reached about 400 for Sunday school with strong primary department promotion exercises and readings. The adult service featured a piano solo by Frieda Banks and Revula's sermon on the philosophy of the Gospels, while Mozart’s Gloria in excelsis was praised by the choir director. The collection rose from 250 to over 1,000 with Easter barrels and plans to exceed 500 by next week. An evening organ recital preceded the Len Sont songs, with two young candidates Myron Mesenhbner and Ernest Tonsing, and Miss Minily sang The Pender. First Baptist Church reported a strong Sunday school group and evening gospel union, plus a training school for Lawrence in March. The March social will be at Mrs. A. TH. Carter’s home. First Presbyterian will host Rev. George V. Haity on church night and finalize annual plans for the "Every Member" campaign and Women’s Guild.
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Speed Up a 7 Billion 1930 Building Plan Unemployment Move
Secretary Lamont proposed accelerating a 7 billion dollar 1930 public and private construction program to ease unemployment. Congress prepares hearings on federal employment agencies and an advance employment planning program as a senatorial committee plans investigations within two days. Public utilities plan 3.5 billion in new spending, with first quarter 1929 comparisons showing a 12 percent rise in construction.
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University of Kansas officials list three for WPA post
Three University of Kansas students have been nominated for president of the University Wt C A and will be voted upon tomorrow by members of the organization. Nominations include Ruth Limbird Kath McFarland and Edna M.. candidates for vice president are Dorothy Hamlin Hel Hornbuckle Virginia Irwin Alice Gallup and Aleafee. ballots in Henley House 230 to 6 p.m. Tomorrow mass meeting at 3 30 p.m. ]]>
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Iss Ethel Joy Williams
Anna McCracken
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Mary Slater
Incesses Stole Slabs
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