State Auditor in Comeback at Reed
Topeka March 17 AP The state auditor French responds to reports that Governor Reed sought to impeach him. He accuses Reed of budget fights and improper charges while detailing vetoes, purchases, and payments that he says show Reed’s overreach and misuses of funds. The piece also notes local items about Leo the lion at Dodge City park zoo and a staffing note on Mrs. Carl McColloch’s Memphis trip.
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Topeka
Mar
French
Reed
Ing
Civile Reed
Washington
Rior Reed
Lnte
Code Commission
Missouri
Board of Administration
Treasury Board
Henry Allen
Senator Capper
al Jen
Thei
Rovernor
Highway ‘Department
Reed’ Nyone
Saab
Mny
Need
Lco
Dodge City
Kan
Dodeo City
Leo
Wright Park Zoo
Senate votes to keep leather on free list
Washington March 17 AP After rejecting two proposals to grant tariff protection to hides leathers and shoes the senate voted for the second time today to retain these commodities on the free list. The court case of John Ulm charged with building a garage without a permit was dismissed in police court this morning after Ulm agreed to conform to the city ordinance requiring building permits. Ulm’s attorney E J Riling had sought time to study zoning rules about the carport on the lot. The city building inspector J Fr Stubeci emphasized that permits must be secured before building.
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Washington
Senate
John Ulm
Fifth
Me Hnois
C. H. Daugherty
Ulm
E. J. Riling
J. Fr. Stubeci
Deaths and Funerals Borough notices list several obituaries
Funeral services are planned for William E. Canavan from Rumsey Funeral Home with burial after delay until his brother arrives from Seattle. Ann Schneider age 85 dies at 739 Ohio Street with arrangements to be announced. Daniel Dune dies at home in Topeka and services set for Funk Chapel with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Susan A. Root 84, pioneer of Fredonia, dies in St Louis. body to be buried in Penn Yan, N Y. Jane Shutts 79 dies at Old Folks Home. body sent to Newton for burial.
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William E. Canavan
Rhode Island Street
Rumsey
James Canavan
Seattle
Wash
Ann Schneider
Ohio Street
Daniel
Dune
Topeka
Funk ‘Chapel
Oak Hill Cemetery
Edwin Price
Joseph
Elizabeth Dunkel
Lawrence
Robert Manley
Roy Metzler
Otto Batteldes
Will Green
Francis Jaedicke
Max Whelms
Susan A. Root
Fredonia
St. Louis
Fred L. Morris
Pennyan
N. Y
Morris
Jane Shutts
Newton
George Shutts
K U Women Students Vote in W S G A Election
University of Kansas women cast ballots in the Women’s Student Government election in a basement Administration building booth between classes. Results expected tonight. Ruth Breidenthal and Fern Snyder are candidates for president.
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University of Kansas
Ruth Breidenthal
Kansas City, Kan
Fern Snyder
Arkansas City
Association
Sutton Lecture Tonight The Long Trek by Dr Richard Sutton
Dr Richard Sutton of Kansas City and son Richard Jr present tales and photos from hunting big game in Africa and Asia. In Kansas University auditorium at 8 15 pm. 47 000 miles covered with hundreds of feet of film and 306 slides. Admission 50 cents general. 25 cents school children. Holders of tickets admitted.
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Africa
Asia
University of Kansas
Richard T. Sutton
Kansas City
K. U. Scholol Medicine
Sutton
Richard T
Thunters
Low Interest May Aid Construction
Washington reports Secretary Lamont says nationwide lower interest rates should hasten new construction in coming months, aided by cooperation from states. He notes previous high rates slowed progress and cites Ohio as a leader with about 9.06 million dollars in road contracts since December amid efforts to counter market slump.
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Washington
Mar
Lamont
Ous
Ecommerce
New York
Houtss
Ohio
Wreck on Eurora Road Injures Four in Head On Crash
Four persons escaped serious injury after a head on collision on the Eudora road east of Lawrence. Buick coupe driven by L A Simons of Kansas City hit a Ford car driven by Melvin Copp near Sayre Tire. Simons suffered severe skin bruises and Mrs. Doe Wellman sustained a forehead cut. Copp received a gash over his right eye as both cars were damaged, with Copp swerving to the left to avoid the Buick.
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L.A. Simmons
Kansas City
Melvin Copp
Eudora
Lawrence
Simans
Doe Wellman
Capp
Sayre Tire
Ford
Simons
Copp
Buick
Vault Relocation Underway at Fraternal Aid Building
The transfer of contents from the old Fraternal Aid vault to a new brick vault concrete floor and 23 by 11 and a half by 14 foot inside dimensions began this morning on the east side of the Chamber of Commerce building used by the Union. Architect W.T. from Topeka was expected to refine plans and specs, with bids to follow after inspection.
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Fraternal Aid
Chamber of Commerce
The
Union
W.T
Topeka
Gov
Omn
Baty
Bull Wins A Fight In Brooklyn Bullfighter Hurt
Sydney Franklin a Brooklyn bull fighter is seriously injured after a black bull gored him in a fight at Madeus. The attacker turned his back and the bull tossed him for several minutes. Doctor Crespo predicted recovery in about 40 days. Separately Helen McAdow filed for absolute divorce from Ray non McAdow after alleging gross neglect and abandonment. The couple married in 1922.
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Madeus
Sydney Franklin
Brooklyn
District Court
Helen McAdow
Raynon McAdow
Homemakers Cookery School Opens Tomorrow at Orpheum
Miss Ferguson leads a cooking school gathering designed to inspire homemakers with practical tips for food preparation, marketing, diets, and housekeeping. Blanks will be provided, ushers will collect answers, and attendees are urged to arrive early for front seating.
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Miss Ferguson
Orpheum
Organ recital by Criss Simpson delights Kansas City guests
A good sized audience gathered at University Auditorium for Criss Simpson of Kansas City Mau's vesper organ recital. The program featured French selection and modern French school pieces, except one encore. The Love Song impressed listeners, and Simpson received many congratulations at the close. The visiting guitarist is a former pupil of Cs.
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Yessetta
Crissy Simpson
Kansas City
Mau
University Auditorium
Mr. Simpson
Selectio Freu Rch
Moderna French School
Simpson
Visiti Aganist
Pup Cc. Ss
Chamber rejects plan for Lawrence book sale solicitation
The approval committee of the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce refused to sanction a proposed sale of The Lost Battalion by outside interests via a local American Legion post. The Plan involved telephoning residential recipients to buy the book and promised half the net receipts, but was not approved by the Better Business Bureau of Kansas City.
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Chamber of Gommerce
Lawrence
American Legion
Legion
Lees! Nost
Chamber of Commerce
Better Business Bureau of Kansas City
Lawrence Chamber
Dramatic Entries Closed for Kansas High School Tourney
Kansas high schools Eureka Augf Ona Atchison Foyt Scott inden Cs Lenveert and Holton entered the first high school dramatic tournament to be held at the University of Kansas April 25 and 26. A silver trophy will be awarded by the University dramatic club to the first place group. KEKU Frederick Burnett of Lawrence will read a paper on Economics in the Odyssey on a radio program from KFRU tomorrow at 3:30. The program is part of a series for English literature students taught by Mrs Helen Rhoda Hoopes. A bicycle theft was reported by Lyman Terry to the police on Saturday.
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Fight Kansas
Univ .of Kansas
Eureka
Atchison
Foyt Scott
Inden Cs Lenveert
Holton
University Dramatic Club
Keku Frederick Burnett
Lawrence P
KFRU
Helen
Rhoda Hoopes
First Broadcaster of 1902 Highlighted in Arkansas History
Little Rock resident Mrs J Ho White, deemed the first woman broadcaster, played a harmonica from a field near her father Nathan Stubblefield’s Kentucky laboratory in a 1902 trial heard a mile away. Stubblefield, credited by some for early radio invention, planned a Murray memorial for his death anniversary, while White continued to value her role in early entertainment broadcasting.
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Little Rock
Ark
J. Ho White
Nathan Stubblefield
Pioneer Radio Invest
Stubblefield
Murray
Ted Him
Pen
New York
White
Voice on the Air Sparks Fresh Talent at NBC Office
A feature on radio talent scouts revealing how new voices and groups are tested in addition rooms across first national networks. Johnny Shea, a teen with natural voice and normal demeanor, has become a draw for listeners and a wage earner through on air work as he builds a future in broadcasting.
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Yowre
Tradio
Dhaing
Ogation
Lily
NBC
John Shea
Nienteenth
Tohuny
Johnny
Chester
Jameses
Soviet Union outlines five year radio and telephony plan
The Soviet Union will build about fifty large stations and over a thousand small transmitters to broadcast pictures and movies by radio as part of a five year plan. Sergius Lubovitch, the posts and telegraphs commissar, says engineers expect good service from AC tubes providing around 1,000 hours of use.
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Presp Tvano-Voznesensk
Soviet Union
Sergius Lubovitch
Vines
World famous baritone Emilio de Gogarza scheduled on Mobiloil Hour
World famous baritone Emilio de Gogarza will headline a program of Spanish melodies arranged by Nataniel Shilkret for the Mobiloil Hour on Wednesday March 19. Born in New York to Spanish American parents, he spent his youth in Spain and later lived in France and England. He studied under a church singer attended by the Duke of Norfolk who supported his vocal development. Debuting in 1897, he has since performed in major cities across the Americas and Europe.
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Emilio de Gogarza
Nataniel Shilkret
Ne Gogarza
New York
Spain
Peenie
France
England
Duke of Norfolk
de. Gogorza
Bin
de Gorgorza
Americas
Europe
Russian Music Broadcast With Noshetz On NBC
A premier program of Russian music featuring soprano Nina Noshetz on NBC. Guests include Gabriel Beanoff tenor Vladimir Dubinsky baritone a Russian choir and a symphony orchestra conducted by Nathaniel Shilkret. The concert airs Thursday March 20 at 10 pm Eastern Time across the NBC system.
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Mme
Nina Noshetz
Radioln
RCA Victor Company, Inc
NBC
Gabriel Beanoff
Vladimir Dubinsky
Nathanial Shilkret
Beck to broadcast Constitution talk from Philadelphia hall
Congressman James M. Beck of Pennsylvania will speak to a nationwide radio audience from the American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia on March 26 at 8 p.m. The address titled The Changed Conception of the Constitution will present a new view, reflecting Beck’s background as former Solicitor General.
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Philadelphia
James M. Beck
Congress
Pennsylvania
Hall of the
American Philosophical Society
Béck
United States
America
Music program and campus radio bulletin excerpt
The snippet lists concert pieces and performers led by Miss Helen Mac Morran and Lyle S. Powell, with soprano and pianist roles, plus pieces by Borowski, MacDowell, Chopin, Haydn, and Gounod. It notes talks on geology and literature, and a campus radio schedule including music, talk, and a series on the Odyssey by Frederick Turnett.
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Ralph Cox
Tears Curran
Pearl Curran
Irs
Popwell Scherzo
Chopin
MacMorran
Hahn
Haydn
J. W. Ockerman
Department of Geology
N.ussday
Pibeens
Robert Ingersoll
Douai Hulta
Frederick Tiurnett
Helen Rhoda
C. 5. Skilten
WREN Monday Evening Radio Schedule
Schedule lists WREN Monday programs from 6:00 p m news items to 11:00 p m world news and weather segments. Programs feature Kerku Roxy and His Gang Ipana Troubadours and Empire Builders with interruptions by Slumber Music and Andy Amoa.
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Wren
KERKU
Roxy and His Gang
Ipana Troubadours
Ted Fiorita
Stromberg-Carlson
Empire Builders
Andy
Literary Digest
Floyd Gibbons
Salicon
Werther
Jemima
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights City Programs
Morning to late night radio lineup lists programs and times including The Manhatters Josephine Gibson Forecast and Weather segments Farm reports Market Service Hot Shot Kid Thomas KFRA and Prof Eugene Christy McGrew String Trio and Soprano Newstema and Mildred New Weese Landt Trio Lew White organ recital Pure Oil Orchestra Around the World With Libby Johnson Johnson Musical Melodrama Westinghouse Salute Amos ’n Andy Literary Digest Prohibition and World News Flashes Wayne King and His Orchestra Salicon Weather Man.
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Manhatters
Josephine B
Gibson
Lamb
Kid Thomas
KFRA
Eugene Christy
Libby
Johnson & Johnson
Westinghouse
Bill Daly
Amos
Andy
Prohibition
Floyd Gibbons
Wayne
King and His Orchestra
Salicon
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Atwater Kent
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