Reemployment Office Poised as PWA Projects Near
Lawrence re employment office under G C Glenn prepares to place workers on PWA projects starting soon. With CWA ending, federal and state funds back a $110,000 New York school bid and a $47,000 street resurfacing project. About 66 workers moved to PWA, 18 to CWA, 15 to private employers as preparations push ahead.
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Lawrence
PWA
G. C
Glenn
Eighth and
Vermont
Svorkers
CWA
Dyche
University of Kansas
New York
Hiawatha
Massachusetts
Jungle Tale Incomplete Ends With Tiger Retreats
Fragmentary excerpt describes a tiger retreating to a grass shack deep in a jungle. A wife stands at the door amid a scene of soft tubs and puffing falls, creating a surreal, unsettled mood.
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Puff
It Happened One Night receives lavish praise from Kansan
A Kansan lauds Columbia's It Happened One Night for its naturalness and human touch under director Frank Capra. Gable and Colbert shine in a lighthearted comedy with a memorable scene showing hitchhiking. Also notes Lloyd Pantages in Hollywood chatter and a playful marquee joke.
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Hollywood
Cal
Columbia
Claudette Colbert
Clark Gable
Frank Capra
Gable
Claudette
Garble
Lloyd Pantages
Alex
Hearst Papers
Young Pantages
Max Miller
Hatchery Code Enters Effect to Regulate Poultry Trade
The Hatchery Code signed by the President takes effect January 1, 1934 and applies to all producers, hatcheries, and sellers in the poultry industry. It aims to cut production, lift poultry and egg prices, and improve quality, with exemptions for certain small-scale operations. It outlines labeling, blood testing rules, strain purity, and the prohibition on selling undersized eggs, detailing how ads must state disease tests and supervision.
Ninety seventh athletic interview and campus events
KFKU schedules an athletic interview Thursday at 3:00 p m followed by a Muale appreciation period Friday at 2 30 p m with Prof S Skilton. Evening programs include The Cost of Recovery at 6 00 p m with R 3 Owes and a musical program at 6 15 p m arranged by Mrs Alice Moncrieff.
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KFKU
Co. S. Skilton
Owes
Alice Moncrieff
Breeders and Strain Purity Standards Clarified
A historical notice states that strains must be 100 percent pure with no outside blood introduced. It notes breeders using their own name in connection with a strain face no limits on the source or mix of strains since they are not trading under another name.
Flashes of Life From Across the Nation
Disjointed reports recount a retention of a murder sentence with a jurors verdict in Butte. A Washington scene shows Walter Fry Ruck, offered a ride by a limousine after senate adjournment, declining per parental advice. In Philadelphia Morton Glick’s heart and liver are anatomically mislocated prompting hospital X rays.
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Butte
Mont
Joseph Henry Jennings
Washington
Walter Fry Ruckjer
Senate
Walter
Cummings
Philadelphia
Morton Glick
Morton
Homeopathic Doses History by Dr Bumgardner
A North Carolina DAR chapter erected a monument at the McKenney cabin site claiming Jackson was born there. A South Carolina DAR chapter marked the James Crawford homestead site 21% miles away asserting the birth there. A contemporaneous survey places his birth in South Carolina on March 15, 1767.
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Andrew Jackson
North Carolina
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
McKenney
Jackson
South Carolina
James Crawford
Buy New Automobiles Floyd Lieutenants Use Robbery Funds
Two alleged Pretty Boy Floyd lieutenants Shine Rush and Adam Richette bought a Ford sedan and a Ford coupe in Seminole Oklahoma with money traced to the Whitesboro Texas bank robbery. Officers identified the buyers as W A Shine Rush and Adam Richette and noted the purchases were made from George Fowler's dealership yesterday afternoon.
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Seminole
Okla
Charles
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Oklahoma
Whitesboro
Tex
W. A.shine
Rush
Adam
Richette
George Fowler
Bank Robbery Suspects Sought by State Operatives
State operatives from Oklahoma City pursued two men named Rush and Rich etti after a Whitesboro robbery. The pair were linked to loot described as Maud currency. One officer stated the men held other titles and faced several bank robbery charges. The chase ended unsuccessfully as agents did not capture them.
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Maud
Whitesboro
Howler
Rush
Richetti
Oklahoma City
Funeral Service for Herbert Marshall At Worden Church
Neighborhood residents attended the Monday afternoon funeral at Worden Evangelical church for Herbert Marshall. A wedding followed later that week as Helen Rappard married Elmer Rappard at the Flory home with Rev. Jacob Nelson officiating. The couple planned a short wedding trip to Tulsa Oklahoma before settling at 2009 New Hampshire Street in Lawrence Kansas.
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Herbert Marshall
Worden Evangelical Church
Jacob Nelson
Elmer Pippert
Lawrence
Zroom
Perry. Barkley
Montebello
California
Rappard
Tulsa
Ohls
Leonard Pearcy
New Hampshire Street
Kans
Henry Rappard
Harold
Ivan
Mae
Donald
William Beine
Will Beine
W. C. Rappard
Julia Beine
J. H. Lyon
D. H. Gilges
J. W. Breithaupt
L. A. Flora
Lyle Enyart
la Wanda
Walter
Eva
Mabel Haas
Lethe Aas
Central School House
Local families converge for visits across Weaver area
Dozens of neighbors and relatives gather for weekend calls and dinners from Weaver to Eudora and Kaw Valley. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Ed Minister of Black Jack, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bowling, Miss Leona Parker, and many Neis, Strobel, and Edelbrock families. Mrs. Peffly improves at Ottawa. Franks Brown and Tuners host gatherings.
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Ed Minster
Belva Jean
Blackack
F. M. Brown
John Coker
Baby
Lawrence
Ralph Bowling
Pete Edelbrock
Charline
Iva Brown
Eronie Brown
Ralph Brown
Russell Bowling
Prairie Center
Jimmie West
Lula
Elsie Lawler
Carl Neis
Smith
Weaver
Neis
Fred Koch
Inavale
Neb
Black Jack
L. L. Kindred
Clarence Daugherty
J. D. Adams
Wim. Mertz
Fred Walker
Katheryn
Enders
Oscar Lothholz
Bobbie
Homer Schoplien
Opius Lucas
Clyde Bells
Baldwin
Floyd Broers
Grant Edelbrock
Kansas City
Grandmother Smith
Geo. Broers
Clarence Broers
Dick Nuttall
Dortha
Belleview
Johnnie Reusch
Kathleen
John Averley
Harold Daugherty
Lefa Mitchell
Walter Parker
J. D. Scott
Eudora
Wilfred Eudaly
Marjorie Westerhouse
Carl
Overton Henley
Owith Grandma Wilson
South Eudora
Ann
Philip Brecheisen
Clearfield
Albert. Neil
Wellsville
Ben Neis
Gideon Neis
Grandmother Neis
Leone Parker
Alice Marie Kindred
Edwin Schubert
Adorn
Felix Meuller
Ruth
Neil
Endora Rural High School
DeSoto High School
Neis Will” Pike
Chris Meuffle
Ralph Klipp and Son
Clarence Buckner
Mable Wallace
Eula
Reusch
Ernnie Williams
Carl Fernitz
Jake Strobel
Martin. Abels
Kaw Valley
Otto Abels
Minnie Abels
Abels
Eugene McCabria
Gus Koehler
Minnie Kurtz
Anna
Alyena ‘Strobel
Andi
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Ueeby
Richaep
United States
Poultry Association
Tom Barron
Edward Bumgardner
Floyd Lieutenanta
Excelsior
George Unger
Unger
Mary Peffly
Harry Flory
Lyle Enwart
Will Peffly
Ottawa
Evening Star
Cord
Goodyear
Goodyears
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