Moratorium Bill Ready For Landon Approval In Kansas
Topeka March 17 AP The six month mortgage foreclosure moratorium proposal prepared for Gov Alf M Landon and approved 80 to 12 by the senate amends extends redemption periods from judicial sales for six months from March 4 1933 and authorizes a possible further six month extension by the governor. The measure sets a moratorium at six months with provisions to extend for health and safety needs and bars writs of assistance and sheriff deeds during the period. It also protects receivers in foreclosure cases and declares an emergency taking effect upon publication in the official state paper.
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Topeka
Alf M. Landon
House
Senate
State of
Kansas
Suit Filed for 350000 in Damages Against Dubinsky Brothers
A suit for 350000 damages was filed by Glen W. Dickinson Theaters Incorporated against the Dubinsky brothers in the Independence division of the circuit court. The petition alleges a conspiracy to injure the plaintiff's reputation and business, seeking 100000 actual and 1 million dollars punitive damages. Defendants Edward Barney Irving Dubinsky are named. they express surprise and claim no cause. Dickinson and attorney Frazee were unavailable for comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen W. Dickinson Theaters, Inc
Dubinsky
Dickinson
Lawrence
Harry Frazee
Two Charged With Selling Stampless Cigarettes Here
A. L. Wolf, manager of the Crown drug store, and Tony Mafrieto, clerk, were arrested for selling cigarets without state stamps. They pleaded not guilty and posted $300 bonds each for trial Monday at 2 p.m. The complaints, a misdemeanor, were signed by County Attorney R. By Stevens and heard before Justice Charles Springer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Wolf
Crown Drug
Tony Mafrieto
Charles
Springer
Wolf
Mafrieto
Weather forecast and road conditions for Kansas
Forecast shows showers tonight and Saturday morning cooler in western areas. Morning will be cloudy or partly cloudy with clear conditions by sunrise. Road conditions are good in Toirt area and Douglas County. temperatures and highs/lows noted from prior day. Journal-World advertises room rentals through the classified columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
West Poriion
Toirt
Douglas County
Gold Hoarders' Names To Be Sent To Washington
Washington March 17 AP Gold hoarders who withdrew large sums from banks before March 6 face a final deadline at 3 PM to return the metal or have their names forwarded to Washington as suspected hoarders. The Federal Reserve Board will compile a list of those who withdrew gold in the two years before March 6 if banks deem the withdrawals indicative of hoarding.
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Washington
Mar
Federal Reserve Board
Beer by April 4 Faces House Senate Clash in Beverages Bill
Washington March 17 AP The House rejected Senate amendments to the beer bill and sent it to conference to resolve differences. Leaders rushed action to finalize a versionPresident Roosevelt could sign so beer could be sold and taxes collected by April 4. Debate rules were tightened as advocates argued 3.2 percent alcohol content is nonintoxicating while the Senate seeks 3.05. Leaders foresee swift conference votes and a White House signature soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
Harrison
D.miss
Hou O'Conner
D.N
Department of Agriculture
Reconstruction Corporation
Roosevelt Anniversary celebra t d with family at White House
President and First Lady mark twenty-eighth wedding anniversary with a small family party at the White House. Guests include Mrs Roosevelt and relatives connected to the 1905 New York wedding, reflecting simplicity and informality of the occasion.
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Washington
Dade
Franklin- Delano
Curtis Dall
Roosevelt
David Gray
Aiken
South Carolina
Mr. Roosevelt
Frederic A. Delano
Henry Parish
Warren Delano Robbins
White House
Quakes Felt in Seattle and Eldorado Bank Capture
Two earthquakes were recorded by the University of Washington seismograph with one near California and the other distant in direction undetermined. In Eldorado Kansas a bank robbery suspect captured after police exchange of gunfire. identified as one of the bank gang members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
California
Wash
University of Washington
Eldorado
Kan
Carl Anderson
Porty
Citizens National Bank
Rey Clay
Ray Page Aviator Dies After Long Illness
Lincoln Nebraska March 17 AP Ray Page pioneer aviator linked to Col Lindbergh and former owner of Lincoln Aircraft died after a long illness. He sold the company in 1929. Fire destroys National Refining warehouse Topeka 10 000 dollars of gasoline oil and alcohol burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Page
Lincoln, Neb
Charles_ Lindbergh
Lincoln Aircraft Company
Topeka
National Refining Company
Revenue Features Put Bill in House
Washington action on the presidential farm relief program moved to classify it as revenue raising. Senate and House agriculture committees prepared for swift action as farm groups urged immediate measures, warning delay could be fatal. Secretary Wallace prepared to testify before the House committee after a Senate appearance. No protests reached the White House yet, but lawmakers heard from constituents on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
House
House Agriculture Committees
American Farm Bureau Federation
The
National Grange
Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union
Farmers National Grain Corporation
American Cotton Cooperative Association
National Livestock Marketing Association
National Committee of Farm Organizations
Agriculture Committee
Wallace
House Committee
White House
Break in British Soviet relations feared over six arrests
London reports a possible diplomatic rupture with Soviet Russia as six British Metro-Vickers workers are arrested in Moscow. A Russian trial is anticipated to be sensational. Britain protests alleged prisoner mistreatment while seeking to avoid charges of sabotage. In Berkeley, Dr. Paul Cadman lauds newspapers for steadying calm amid bank holiday.
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London
Great Britain
Russia
Moscow
Esmond Ovey
Metropolitan-Vickers Electrical Company
Manchester
Berkeley
Cal
Paul F. Cadman
University of California
Dr. Cadman
Banking Near Normal Amid Postwar Revenue Notes
The nation’s banking system neared normal operations with an estimated 75 percent conducting full services. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reports $223,600,000 in gold and gold certificates moved since March 7, including $20,500,000 yesterday. General Charles King, 83, famed soldier and author, died at Milwaukee. The U S posted a favorable February trade balance of 17 million dollars, exporting 100 million and importing 83 million.
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New York
Mar
Akers
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Charles
King
Milwaukee
Charles King
Washington
United States
Court Battles to Test Constitutionality of Beer Law
Washington reports a wave of court challenges aimed at testing the constitutionality of the new beer law setting 3.2 percent beer at 3.05 percent content. Dry and wet leaders expect a final U S Supreme Court decision, citing Chief Justice Hughes on malt liquor and precedent that beer is intoxicating.
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Washington
Mar
Supreme Court of the United States
Ciry
Edward B. ‘Dunford
Anti-Saloon League of America
Supreme Court
Hughes
Pany
Lynch
Business tunes up favor sales tax
New York March 17 AP Dun and Bradstreet said there was more buoyancy to general commercial activity than in years. Mercantile Review urged offensive use of credit facilities and aggressive leadership to restore confidence after a financial crisis. Retail buying improved with some gains ahead of seasonal norms and wholesale buying tone better than last week. A proposed state sales tax moved forward while income tax talks remained deadlocked with a 1933 sunset date and conferees failing to agree on homestead tax offsets and rate schedules.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
The
Mercantile Review
Some
Senate
House Assessment and Taxation Committee
Oyler
Iola
House
Topeka House votes to report repeal ratification bill
The Kansas House Judiciary Committee voted eight to three to report favorably a Senate bill creating a system to ratify or reject a proposed federal constitutional repeal amendment. It outlines county and district conventions to elect 21 delegates at the 1934 general election from wet and dry lists. Minor amendments were offered including synchronizing county and district conventions on a governor-designated date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Mar
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
Kansas
Legion Post Votes Gift From Welfare Fund
In a last night meeting Dorsey Liberty Post of the American Legion voted to donate 7.50 from its welfare fund to the Community Service committee for garden projects. The Americanization committee proposes studying junior drum and bugle corps formation after several requests from youngsters.
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Dorsey-Liberty Post
American Legion
Community Service Committee
Americanization Committee
Nest
the Legion
Lawrence Student Elected Mu Phi Epsilon President
Wilma Stoner of Lawrence, a junior in the University of Kansas fine arts school, was elected president of the Mu Phi Epsilon honorary musical sorority. Other new officers include Helen Russell, Dorothy Enlow, Leona Jensen, Genevieve Harsiss, and Ruth Orcutt. Initiation services for Helena Powell and Madge Craig will be held tonight at Stoner's home. Bertha Hornaday will attend a luncheon at the Manor and a program at Miss Orcutt's studio. FUTURE FARMERS INITIATE Ten new members were initiated into the Jayhawk chapter of the Future Farmers of America at Lawrence High School. New members are Joseph Cox, Harry Davis, Ben Flory, Jerald Flory, Raymond Ice, Charles Ince, Paul Perkins, Enos Purcell, John Riling, and John Metsker. A “green hands” basketball game followed with the new initiates defeating the older members 26 to 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Stoner
Lawrence
University of Kangas
Mu Phi Epsilon
Helen Bronson
Clathe
Helen Russell
Great Bend
Dorothy Enlow
Leona Jensen
Tulsa
Genevieve Harsiss
Ruth Orcutt
K.U
Helena Powell
Ottaw
Madge Craig
Bucyrus
Stoner
Bertha Hornaday
Kansas City
Miss Orcutt
Jayhawk -Chapter
The
Future Farmers of America
Lawrence High School
Joseph Cox
Harry Davis
Green Hands
Launch a New Party Formed in Omaha by Waters
In Omaha on March 17 AP reports the American Nationalist party was launched by W W Waters of Portland commander of the bonus army. About 250 veterans attended and signed up. Waters said the group will not impede Roosevelt and will back him if he keeps his pledges, with plans to meet again in Omaha then Lincoln and Kansas. Also noted are professors Carl A Prever and Karl O Kuersteiner of the University of Kansas traveling to Pittsburg for judging a high school music contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
American Nationalist Party
W.W. Waters
Portland
Ore
Bonus Army
Washington
Waters
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Kansas
Carl A.prever
Karl.o. Kuersteiner
University of Kansas Fine Arts
Pittsburg
Opinion outlines timing for city council return election
Attorney General Roland Boynton says a special election may be held on April 4 alongside the city election, but with separate procedures. If the council form is approved, mayor and council would be elected in the next odd year April election. Mitchell plans to proceed with both elections and separate election boards. Petitions demand a special vote on returning to the council government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Boynton
Baldwin Mitchell
Lawrence
Mitchell
Boynton
City’commission
United States Ambassadors Sail Home On Leviathan
London telegram reports United States ambassador Drew W. Mellon ends a year of service and Japan’s Yosuke Matsuoka departs the same ship to return to Tokyo. Leviathan voyage includes expected talks with American leaders on the Far East, Manchurian issue, and Japan-U.S. relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baton
Andrew W. Mellon
United States
Yosuke Masons
Japan
League of Nations
Leviathan
United Matsuoka
Roosevelt
Combined Lawrence High Glee Clubs Lead Assembly
The Lawrence high school glee clubs conducted a morning assembly at Denneigh school under Byron C. Donmyer. Accompanists Helen Ingle Jean Frink and Helen Whetstone provided the music. performances included The Slam The Drum What the Chimney Sang River River and Ring Out Wild Bells among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha
Lawrence High School
Byron C. Donmyer
Denneigh School
Helen Ingle
Jean, Frink
Helen Whetstone
Uncle Moon
Scott
Gibson
An. Wealdy Boys
Grisrald
Ae Isi
Bells Fletcher
Three Way Collision on Ninth Street No Serious Injuries
A three car collision occurred about 5 PM on Ninth Street between Massachusetts and New Hampshire streets. John Riling Jr. in a Nash emerged from an alley and collided with Ted Church in a Chevrolet. Church's car struck a parked vehicle owned by C. H. Smith. No serious damage or injuries were reported. Planes Bomb Chinese Attackers Tokyo March 17 Heavy punitive bombing by planes of enemy troops attacking Japanese positions at Hsinfengkow the Jehol border pass was reported by Japanese sources.
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Ninth
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Nash
John Riling, Jr
Ninth Street
Ted Church
Church
C. H. Smith
Tokyo
Hsinfengkow
Great Wall
Jehol
Privileges to Veterans Are Discontinued
Washington March 17 AP The veterans administration ordered field stations to discontinue determinations or awards in pending cases while awaiting Roosevelt guidance on the economy bill. Emergency admissions continued at 55 hospitals and nine homes, burials arranged, no new cases admitted, clothing allowances cut. Loans on adjusted compensation certificates or converted insurance policies continue under current law.
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Washington
Mar
Veterans’ Administration
Roosevelt
Veterans
Election set for March 27 polls in city race
Registration hits a city record of 7,536 before the primary, with seven mayoral candidates and nine for the board of education. The primary date moved from March 14 to March 27 due to a change in primary law. city election set for April 4. Polling places named. election boards appointed.
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Board of Education
Gen. W. H. Sears
Maude Smith
Carl Drake
J. J. Lavery
W. S. Russell
R. C. Rankin
W. E. Spalding
A. B. Ewing
Erna Corey
Hovey Hanna
W. H. ‘Quakenbush
G. N. Jackson
Walter Palmateer
Adolph Ochse
George Docking
Paul
B. Lawson
Whit’ Churchill
Margaret. Sharp
Lawrence High Fans Plan Trip to Holton for Basketball Tourney
Lawrence High rooters plan to travel to Holton tonight to back the Lawrence five in their 9 o'clock game against Hiawatha at the basketball tournament. Neal M. Wherry says tickets will be available at the game. Coach E A Wood takes nine players: Ireland Pearce Haugh E Dover Goble Hormuth Raybourn Jella Higgins.
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Holton
Lawrence High Five
Hiawatha
Neal M. Wherry
E. A. Wood
Ireland
Pearce
Haugh
E. Dover
Goble
Hormuth
Raybourn
Jella
Higgins
Lawrence
Piano gift to University of Kansas memorializes Mildred Meek
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Meek of Kansas City Mo donate an Estes Grand piano to the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts as a memorial to their daughter Mildred Meek a KA student from 1923 to 1927 receiving a B.Ed. The piano will be in a large practice room for seniors preparing public recitals. The Meeks also present a collection of piano music titled the University Library Collection with studies and classical selections. An engraved plate will accompany the gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
Estey
E. J. Meek
Kansas City
Mildred. Meek
K. A
Meek
University Library
Burglars Break into Peterson Garage in Pleasant Grove
Empty cash register taken from Peterson garage after two doors were forced open last night. Undersheriff Jude Anderson and Deputy Sheriff George Price investigated the burglary. Pine beetle causes about 1,000,000 dollars in losses over two years in southern states says Mississippi forester Fred Merrill. New Ford Y-8 Ramitons Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Pleasant Grove
Jude Anderson
George Price
Fred. Merrill
Mississippi
Sweeney Injured by Hit and Run Auto Downtown
T J Sweeney sr 77 president of the People's State Bank and national treasurer of the Fraternal Aid Union was treated at Memorial hospital after a hit and run on Massachusetts street about 845 pm Witnesses said a dark blue 1932 Dodge coupe struck him as he crossed Eighth Street The driver fled south on Massachusetts Bliesner pursued but could not obtain the license number Sweeney regained consciousness after emergency care and was listed resting comfortably Hospitals and police sought to identify the driver and vehicle with no immediate arrest reported
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Sweeney, Sr
People’s State Bank
Fraternal Aid Union
Memorial Hospital
Eighth and
Massachusetts Street
Sweeney
Round Corner
Clarence’ Bliesner
Bliesner
Tenth
Kentucky Street
Twenty-second
Dollas County
Ee Bliesner
Massachusetts
Crown Drug Store
A. L. Wolf
Wolf
Mr. Sweeney
Scarch
W.J. Cummings
James Messer
Ninth
Messer
Charles King
Cummings
Eighth
Guffin
Vermont Street
Tenth Street
Gutfin
Sweeney's Hospital Room Filled With Flowers
Dozens of floral pieces filled Memorial hospital room of T. J. Sweeney Jr. as friends sent remembrances. He is described in extremely good condition and able to enjoy the flowers. Flowers came from Peas friends and Lawre The Journal World office handled hundreds of calls. Topeka Chancellor Lindley addressed a vocational assembly at Topeka high school this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Sweeney, Jr
Memorial Hospital
LawreThe
Journal-World’ Office
Bir
Sweeney
Topeka
H. Lindley
University of Kansas
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W. W. Waters
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Mellon
America
League
Glee Clubs
Burt
Lawrence High
K U
Peterson Garage
T. J. Sweeney
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