Leaders cool on higher tax talk in Capitol Hill
On March 16 Washington news wires report a cool reception to Senator Eccles's call for higher income and profits taxes to balance the budget. Economists and bankers supported the goal but questioned methods. Roosevelt's plan targets a balanced year with relief outlays near 1.537 billion.
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Washington
Mar
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Maey
Capitol Hill
Wall Street
Eccles
Reserve Board
Bullam
Roosevelt
Congress
Robinson
Representative Treadway
Rmass
Ways and Means
Leonard P. Ayres
Elevator Tuat Company
Seymour Harris
Harvard Economics Department
Harris
Thomas
D-Okla
Altho
New Albany Kansas Court of Women Governs Quiet Town
New Albany Kansas with a population of 200 proclaims no crime under two years of all female leadership led by Mayor Susie Murphy. Re election planned April 5 with no opposition. women occupy city offices, clerk, treasurer, and police judge. Ordinances include banning beer sales and taxing dances. Electric street lighting, graded streets and civic improvements completed.
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New Albany
Kan
Kansas Village
Petticoat
Susie Murphy
Murphy
Laura Shelton
Mary Bivin
Jennie Hogue
Edna Badgley
Lillie Morgan
Mia
Effie Laughlin
Kathryn Bivins
Shriners Meet in Lawrence for Fiftieth Anniversary Plans
Abdallah Shrine members gather at the Masonic temple in Lawrence to plan their participation in the order s fiftieth anniversary events. The anniversary celebration is set for September 8 and 9 in Leavenworth with Leavenworth officers attending. The Journal World Classified Page notes readers about the notices.
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Abdallah Shrine
Masonic Temple
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Journal-World
Ews
Peaults
Adv
Fragmented Cross Word Puzzle Clues and Answers
A jumble of crossword clues and garbled answers listing across and down entries. Includes references to cards and bridge, poetry, eating, wildlife, and assorted word fragments. Likely a scanned, error-filled page segment with partial solutions and misread terms.
Stronger race seen for America
Cincinnati March 16 A 20 year study from the University of Cincinnati reports the current freshman class as taller and heavier than two decades ago, contradicting fears that science preserves the unfit. Men show two inches height gain and 18 pounds weight, women six tenths of an inch and 2.5 pounds. Malnutrition and diseases like typhoid and diphtheria decline, with rickets becoming rarer. Public health improvements and maternal education credited.
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Cincinnati
Mar
University of Cincinnati
Laurence B. Chenoweth
Student Health Service
Harvard
Chenoweth
Family Portrait of a Small Town in Turmoil
The excerpt names a host of residents and relations around Judge Bunby’s household. Characters include Ruth Steithaupt Aunt Julis Virginia Shirck Barbara the flapper and many others with quirks and tensions hinted. A plain-clothes detective Doran and a young neighbor Delbert Eisele add intrigue amid family dynamics.
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Ruth Steithaupt
Julis
Virginia Shirck
Barbara
Magdalene Grosdhdler
Mooney
Elenor Bartz
Wie Peabody
Delbert Eisele
Doran
Delbert Neiz
Gran’ma
Hilda Gerstenberger
Louise Byers
Dorothy Nutall
Judge Bunby
Alvin Johnson
Dertor Aked
Delbert Mathta
Nancy Brown
Rosedale
Lois Williamson
Ebenezer Whittle
Dalton Laughlin
Boking
Ebenezer
Minnie Abel
Little Whittles
Phyiliz Ann Ruthravft
John Dalender
Comedy at Eudora High School Presents Anne What's-Her-Name
Eudora high school seniors stage a three act mystery comedy Anne What's-Her-Name by Walter Ben Hare in the auditorium Friday March 19 at 8 o clock. Miss Mabel E Campbell directs the original American play full of wit and snap. Cast includes Anthony Wheat Tens Sehoalde Burks Ruthful end Orville and a modern young lead with quick paced action.
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Eudora High School
Anne What
Walter Ben Hare
Mabel E. Campbell
Anthony Wheat
Tens
Alp Sehoalde Burks
Ruthful
Orville
Tucker-Isms Honor Students At Liberty Memorial High
At the Southwestern Music Educators Conference in Tulsa senior Miss Minerva Davis earned a superior rating for her soprano solo. Teammates Jeanne Moyer Owen Maloney Jr Gene Whetstone and Bob Piner won first chair in a mass band while Margaret Hyde Joe Van Sickle and Wayne Dicker claimed second chair.
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Liberty Memorial High School
Southwestern Music Educators’ Conference
Tulsa
Minerva Davis
Miss Davis
Jeanne Moyer
Owen Maloney, Jr
Gene Whetstone
Bob Pine
Margaret Hyde
Joe van Sickle
Wayne Dicker
Payeng Striker Quits Amid Muddy Street Standoff in Joliet
Joliet NL report: P Frank Peterlin a one man sit down striker left his car on the muddy street after an eight day battle. He walked home defeated, expressing disgust and weariness as the standoff ended.
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Joliet
May Street Paving Halted by City Council Inaction
After the council adjourned last night a member asked if Frank was still present, signaling dispute over paving May Street as the council refused to act on the project.
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May Street
Frank
Huxman Chooses Fourteen Appointees for Senate Approval
Fourteen appointments by Governor Walter A. Huxman won Senate confirmation in a late night Topeka session. The approved list includes E. R. Sloan of Topeka as a state corporation commission member and W. G. Finkonia among others.
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Topeka
Kan
Walter A. Huxman
State Senate
Senate
E. R. Sloan
State Corporation Commission
W. G. Finkonia
Tax commission and state health board list officials
A roster of numerous Kansas officials is presented, including Lester Luther in Cimarron on the tax commission, Elwood Brooks as bank commissioner in Oberlin, John Crain in Fort Scott as budget director, F Williams of Garden City forestry and fish and game, Frank OBrien in Fort Scott labor commissioner, James Malone in Topeka labor, A B Plummer in Newton grain inspector, Dr J L Lattimore in Topeka, Dr J W Spearing in Cimarron, Dr A J Rittenmeyer in Kansas City on the state board of health, and Dr S F Hawes of Russell on the board of medical examination.
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the Tax Commission
Lester Luther
Cimarron
Tax Commission
Elwood Brooks
Oberlin
John Crain
Fort Scott
F. §. Williams
Garden City
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Frank O’brien
Labor Commission
James Malone
Topeka
A. B. Plummer
Newton
J. L. Lattimore
J. W. Spearing
A. J. Rittenmeyer
Kansas City
State Board of Health
S. F. Hawes
Russell
Board of Medical Examination
Topeka Board of Managers Names Henry Hensley for Soldiers Home
The board of managers of the state soldiers home in Topeka announces the appointment of Henry Hensley as a new member. His selection aligns with ongoing efforts to oversee veteran care and state facilities.
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Henry Hensley
Topeka
Board of Managers of State Soldiers Home
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