Political and economic notes amid postwar shifts and Europe’s view
The text surveys income tax effects on the federal deficit as rates rise, compares this administration to its predecessor, and notes sympathy in Europe toward the United States after the banking crisis. It cites France debating a 19 million dollar war debt payment, Britain’s evolving stance, and Germany’s reactionary climate after Einstein’s move to Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
France
Europe
England
Hitler
Germany
Einstein
Antwerp
QUEER FARM RELIEF PLAN AN FDR PROPOSAL OUTLINED
The article describes a President backed farm relief plan seen by many as fantastical. It would empower the President and the Secretary of Agriculture to test various methods, separately or in combination, to revive farming. Skeptics outweigh believers, and the President warns it may be experimental with a retreat option if results are unsatisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Con‘gress
Roosevelt pledge to aid agriculture echoes in farm relief drive
The article discusses the goal of restoring farm commodity prices to prewar levels, the Roosevelt administration’s effort to keep campaign promises, and concerns about veterans relief, public works benefits, and the farm relief law. It notes Treasury and Federal Reserve gold hoarder lists and observes March weather returning to its typical pattern.
Lucille Edgar Resigns Teaching Post for Kansas City Junior College
Miss Lucille Edgar daughter of Mr and Mrs G B Edgar 437 Ohio street resigns as science instructor at Emporia normal training school to become biology teacher at Kansas City Junior College Midwest Student conference participants Andrew McDonald and Stanley Learned return from Northwestern University University news Annual Federation Luncheon by city federation of women’s clubs held at Presbyterian church guests 175 five course luncheon R R Bittmann Independence state federation president speaker talks informally by G B White Pratt auditor and J Davis Topeka more program notes musicales readings and arrangements details of attendees and entertainers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Edgar
G. B. Edgar
Ohio Street
Emporia
Kansas City
Andrew McDonald
Stanley Learned
Northwestern University
Federation
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Presbyterian ‘Church
R. R. Bittmann
Indeendence
Bitt‘mann
Curt Rosenow
A. J. Anderson
Louise Palmer Walker
Ottawa
June Judy
Stanley Pennel
Leland Powers
E. A. Bleck
C. G. Dunlap
5. B. Mack
Democrats Form Lawrence City Campaign Committee
Lawrence Democrats met at the F A U building and named a central committee to lead the city campaign. Officers elected were W. Everett as chairman D H Lewis secretary and C C Seewir treasurer. Council and school board candidates were nominated for all wards and positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Charlton
New York
Presley
Charles Shimmons
South, Dakota
Bonnie Bell
Hiawatha
Fred Clark
W. A. Guenther
Jolly
Sedalia
C. C. Seewir
C. D. Edmondson
School Board
E. S. Weatherby
Fred Smithmey
Souvenir Tea Bouquets and City Street Blockage
Forty SARS AGO notes describe a tea bouquet souvenir and Raymonis taking orders. About forty vehicles obstruct Bridge street in North Lawrence, despite repeated calls for clearing. Herb Hadley visits from Chicago University, Miss Bettie Bayne returns home from Platte City, and Mr Alfred Fidlar, a law school graduate, is not located in Kansas City Kansas. The piece mentions that young women increasingly blond their hair, a fashionable fad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymonis
Bridge Street
North Lawrence
Herb Hadley
Chicago University
Bettie Bayne
Platte City
Eet Hirnel
Alfred Fidlar
Law School
Kansas City
Kan
Health of the brain and oxygen supply in mental health
Edited by Ingo Galdston Academy of Medicine reviews how brain oxygen deficiency from high altitude, carbon monoxide, or impaired utilization leads to mental disturbances. Narcotics and toxic substances also affect brain function. Detoxicating treatment shows promise, including hygiene and removing infection foci to curb toxins. Tomorrow the Pituitary Gland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ingo Galdston
Academy of Medicine
Kansas history notes on court organization and politics
On March 19 1895 the Southern department of the new appellate court forms at Fort Scott with the first session to be held in Wichita the first Tuesday in May Judge Johnson named senior. In 1893 Governor Lewelling lies ill at his Topeka hotel as Kansas Democrats travel to Washington to influence federal patronage with William Allen Sells noted as dying at Topeka
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Department of the
Fort Scott
Wichita
Johnson
Lewelling
Topeka
Kansas
Independence community club gathering at schoolhouse
Mr and Mrs Virgil Schwartz and Mr and Mrs William Niebrugge and family attended the Independence community club at the Independence School house Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Vane Kring and daughters have moved to the property in this district formerly vacated by Mr and Mrs Frank Wik Hamager. Miss Agnes White was an overnight guest at the William Niebrugge home on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Schwartz
William Niebrugge
Independence Community Club
Independence School House
Vane Kring
Frank Wik Hamaager
Agnes White
J. We Russell
Baldwin High School
Paul Kochan
Hi- Boys
Charles Miller
Kansas
City
Edward McDowell
Wallace B. Fleming
Nora Fairley
John W. Wellborn
C. W. Bailey
Frances Wilson
Hattie Hutchins
Rosalie Paschal
Betty Eh
Grace Huey
Chub
Raymond Pyle
Dora Pyle
Martha Pyle
Kansas City
Nora Ames
Independence
Baldwin
The Strange Bombelli Joins the Foreign Legion
In Mekazzen the Foreign Legion post at Post One is home to the enigmatic Bombelli, a former opera star and acrobat now seeking status among Riccoli’s men. Otho weighs Bombelli’s charm and hidden motives as Harris recounts a tangled tale of Jews, English ties, and a web of identities spanning Mekazzen Tangier and Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Bob
Otho
Jules
Arris
William Bossum
Mekazzen
Sailor War-ris
William Bissum
Sailor Harris
Tenbury
Marseilles
Foreign Legion
Carrison
Ole Peer Legrand
Mekazgan
Peer Legrand
Abduller
Kareem
Abd’allah Karim
Tangier
Peteroh Mulleeny
Pedro Maligai
Joe Mummery
Gibraltar
England
Elisabeth E ‘Ain
Elizabeth Elaine Torson
Torson
Gibralter
Mekizzen
Bol
Joe
Jels
Lescort
Jules Maligni
Pedro Maligni
Paris
Madrid
Jules Malignii
Oxford
Geveral
Pedro
Raisul
Vittorelli
Ross
Corsica
Ajaccio
Riccoli
Kingdom of the Blind
Otha
Bambelli
William
Bussum
Tant de Soif
Pere Poussin
Petrovitch
Europe
Bombelli
Legion
Ohio
Sidibel-Abbes
N'Yorka
Napoli
Hoel
Pompeii
da Foreign Legion
A. Stokes Co
Willy Nilly's Plan Sparks Fun for Puddle Muddle
Willy Nilly unveils a new sign and a plan to repurpose an unused big box. He explains that Flotilla Botilla and friends will pull out first package from the box at intervals to create playful activities, turning a repair shop into a place for趣 and entertainment in the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Nilly
Mary Graham Bonner
Flotilla Botilla
Puddle Muddle
Top Notch
Rooster
Willy Nilly and Company
Rip
Tomorrow The ig Box FLASHES OF LIFE
A multi city roundup notes odd antics and local color. Scouts discuss rifle safety in exams while ROTC cadets argued muzzle direction. Edward A Little proposes March August semesters to heat the classrooms. Bandit case ends with confession after a mustache clue. A prizefighter tips the scale at 340 pounds and a purse snatching encounter ends with a punch.
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Associates’ Press
Kansas City
Boy Scouts
Milwaukee
Edward
A. Little
Omaha
John Dibelka
Chicago
Bernice Magiere
Kansas Federation picks officers at Wichita convention
Arthur Billings Lawrence was elected president of the Kansas Federation of Young People at the closing session of a two day convention in Wichita. Dorothy Furtlick Salina was named vice president Nedra Kirkland Viva was recording secretary and Viola Richardson Salina corresponding secretary. Attica fire destroyed a garage and damaged an hardware store and the Attica theatre with losses estimated at 20000 dollars.
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Associated” Press
Wichita
Kan
Arthur Billings Lawrence
Kansas Federation of Young Peonte
Dorothy Furtlick
Salina
Nedra
Kirkland
Vi Fa
Viola Richardson
Sapo - Attica
Attica
Baldwin News reports city election set for April 3
Rev and Mrs A E Ayers of Rushton were Baldwin visitors while Dr Baltzly guest spoke on Modern Inventions at Baker chapel. Ruth Sample, student in Columbia MO, stayed at Tri Delta. City election set for April 3 with single ticket: Mayor W H Dempsey and councilors Hitchcock Hobson LeMaster Price Smith, police judge E L Hutchins. voting at American Legion hall 8am to 6pm. Council cuts to city payroll expected to save about 22,000 yearly. Barnett Downs grocery opened Saturday. H D Lee Mercantile Co sent a representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E.ayers
Rushton
Baldwin
Baltzly
Trinity Lutheran Church
Lawrence
C. A. Puls
Baker Chapel
Tri Delta House
W.H. Dempsey
Courcilmen
Merle Hitchcock
E. D. Hobson
A. A. LeMaster
Oliver Price
Leo F. Smith
E. L. Hutchins
W. Minnis
Morris Gardner
Herman Brown
Perry Sowers
C. W. Price
Hall
W. H. Dempsey
Barnett-Downs
H. D. Lee Mercantile Co
Baldwin News Briefs Highlight Local Talks and Socials
Local events cover a Kansas City visitor proposing a Baldwin gas plant with 20 cent domestic, 15 cent commercial, 32 cent industrial rates amid no council action. Radio host Maurice Horrell joins KSAC duties. Social visits span Lawrence to Ottawa with multiple households hosting guests. musical talks at Baldwin High School and Baker School of Fine Arts offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Hutchinson
Kansas City
Baldwin
Tom Wells
Hutchinson
Yockum
Maurice Horrell
Jamies Brockway
KSAC
Maurice
Kansas State College
Manhattan
F. M. Boff
Ottawa
David Young
Amelia Ann
Youngs
Tonganoxie
State Lake
Maurine Smith Conover
Chicago
Nother
J. D. Smith
Joyce D. Smith
Emporia
Thelma Wharton
College of Emporia
John Davison
Mary Louw
Grace Huey
Lawrence
Katherine Roberts
KU string quartet to perform at Doane College festival
The University of Kansas quartet Walde mar Gelich Conrad McGrew Kart Kuersteiner and D M Swarthout will play at Doane College Crete Nebraska on April 21 as part of a chamber music festival. They plan more concert work in future, especially in larger Nebraska and Kansas high schools.
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Doane College
University of Kansas String Quartette
Waldemar Gelich
Conrad McGrew
Kart Kuersteiner
D. M. Swarthout
Crete
Neb
Auartette
Elles
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Federal Reserve Banks
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Mr. Graeber
J. R. Barnes
I. £. Brown
W. A. Scott
van Ramey
Arnold Capsey
Billy Stuart
Ted O'Leary
Tony Mackie
Hershell White
Chester Jones
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Noah
Publishers Syndicate
William Hutson
LaVerl Bryant
Berke Lennard
Mrs. Graeber
Napoleon Riccoll
Lé Sage
Secret Service
Mehazzen
Erccoli
Followhus
Napoleon
Tuesaday
N&s Briefs
Baldwin News
Francis Spencer
Louise Marie
Sperer
Nev
E. H. Spencer
Alberta Hatfield
John Davidson
W. T. Pyle
J. H. Lay
Lloyd Dunn
Olathe Methodist Church
E. M. Daniels
F.M. Elliott
Drexel
J. H. Hill
W. C. Harper
Wright City
Emma Lou Emery
High Street
C. B. Mercy
C. B. Merry
George Erye
Fred Meyers
H.S. Cook
E. C. Bell
P. N. Miller
R. F. Emery
Marlin Cook
Puffy
Puss
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Pusay
The
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the First Savings Bank
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