Reichstag opens under Hitler promise of four year power
In Potsdam the Reichstag met in a damaged church building to honor Prussian imperial roots. President von Hindenburg and Chancellor Hitler led the proceedings as the body adjourned to hear Hitler’s demand for four years of dictatorial authority. The ceremony featured veterans and German leaders, with absent Socialists and various military displays. Hitler rejected war guilt and urged unity behind von Hindenburg as artillery salutes sounded.
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Edouard Herriot Urges Immediate War Debt Payment
In Paris on March 21 AP reports former Premier Edouard Herriot pressed for immediate payment of overdue war debts to the United States. Socialist deputy Leon Blum backed the chamber's December refusal, urging adherence until Roosevelt's stance met the creditors and debtors conference condition. Emissaries were sent to gauge government response.
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United States
Leon Blum
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Roosevelt
Labor Department to undergo sweeping reorganization
Washington March 2 AP Secretary Frances Perkins outlined a major overhaul of the Labor Department. She announced a complete overhaul of the employment service a scientific survey of the statistical service and a consolidation of the immigration service. She said 45 special immigration investigators were discontinued and 16 more furloughed due to the nearing exhaustion of the 200000 appropriation. The operatives nationwide would be reallocated to enforce immigration law on contracted laborers.
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Frances Perkins
Labor Department
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Statistical Service
Immigration Service
Move topeka reapportionment seeks governor’s signature
Western Kansas lawmakers fail to block a reapportionment plan that would consolidate four eastern districts into two and redraw western districts. The bill, approved by the senate, becomes effective June 1 1935, allowing current senators to serve the 1985 biennial session.
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Senate
Halts House Action On 80 Kansas Bills
Senate action in Topeka blocks about 80 house bills on the calendar. Senator Skovgard of Greenleaf warns he will object to suspending rules for emergency advancement until his reorganization of the State Board of Education bill is passed. He withholds objection to permit emergency final passage of three Wichita related measures identical to three already approved by the Senate.
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Wichita
Prewar Price Restoration Aims for Nine Commodities
Washington March 21 AP reports the house agriculture committee views restoring pre war purchasing power for nine basic commodities as the ultimate goal of the administration farm bill. A table shows February 15 average prices to farmers versus parity targets for wheat cotton hogs butter milk lambs beef cattle rice and tobacco with corn omitted.
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House Agriculture Committee
Inmates Captured After Vinita Escapade and Stribling Bout
Two fugitive inmates from the Vinita state hospital for the insane were captured early today along a creek five miles north of Vinita. Clay Pressley and Clarence Cochran said they were returning to the hospital. Bray, Burkes still at large, four recaptured, one found dead. In London, W L Young Stribling of Georgia was matched with Don McCorkindale of South Africa for a 12 round bout in Albert Hall on April 6.
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Clarence Cochran
Bill Bray
Tom Burkes
Stribling
London
W. L. (Young) Stribling
Georgia
Don McCorkindale
South Africa
Albert Hail
Reapportionment Bill Clears Senate in Kansas
Topeka March 21 AP Senate passed the long delayed senatorial district reapportionment bill 24 to 16 breaking a deadlock between chambers. House leaders called off opposition and prepared for a special calendar. Other actions included a cash basis tax levy bill, bonds to fund indebtedness, and salary reduction plans pending conference actions. Reapportionment moves also affected numerous bills and a 25,000 allocation for Dyche museum repairs at the University of Kansas.
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Soldiers Home
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University of Kansas
Roosevelt Proposes Civilian Conservation Corps to Put 250000 to Work
President Roosevelt urged Congress to create a civilian conservation corps to employ 250000 men by early summer. He outlined grants to states for relief, a broad public works program, and the need for a federal relief administrator to coordinate funds. He cited flood damage and emphasized work that supports forestry and soil conservation.
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Beer Bill Passes House in War-Time Policy Standoff
The administration farm relief measure cleared the House 182 to 102 after four hours of debate with amendments barred. Speaker Rainey warned final passage likely tomorrow. The session featured partisan attacks and praise of war-time priorities as lawmakers blocked changes. The 3.2 beer and wines bill then moved toward a Senate adjournment, delaying White House action until after congressional recess.
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Warns Against Bogus Federal Reserve Notes
Kansas City March 21 AP William H Davenport chief of the United States secret service warned merchants and others handling large amounts of money to be on guard against counterfeit federal reserve bank notes circulating in Kansas City and nearby towns. He said Chicago issued twenties were being counterfeited and the fake money could pass for real if not scrutinized.
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William H. Davenport
United States Secret Service
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Trial dates set for four charged with unstamped cigarets
Four men face trial for selling cigarettes without state stamps. Gordon Tyer of 1117 Massachusetts Street and Kenneth Noever go before Justice J H Mitchell on March 29. A L Wolf and Tony Marrieto of Crown Drug Store are set for March 30 before Justice Charles Springer. A & P store employees were arrested after late Saturday arrest, Constable Theodore Chariton reporting the un stamped goods.
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A & T P.evrocery
Massachusetts Street
Kenneth Noever
J. H. Mitchell
A. L. Wolf
Crown Drug Store
Tony Marrieto
Charles Springer
Theodore Chariton
Opposed to Council Plan Meeting at Eldridge Hotel
A group opposed to restoring the mayor and council form of government for Lawrence has called a meeting for Wednesday night at the Hotel Eldridge. The gathering will be held in the fill room at 7:80 o clock and all interested persons are invited to attend.
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Peryone
States Ready to Sell Beer After Federal Legalization
Report lists 14 states that can sell beer immediately after federal legalization and 11 other states with varying timing. Immediate sellers include Arizona California Illinois Indiana Kentucky Missouri Montana Nevada New Jersey New York Oregon Pennsylvania Washington Wisconsin. North Dakota will sell after July 1 West Virginia after May Wyoming after May 18. Maryland Delaware permit sales in parts. others await control laws licenses.
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Weather summary for Kansas forecast and conditions
Forecast calls for fair weather in Kansas with warm conditions in eastern and southern parts. Tonight cloudy with partial clearing tomorrow. Morning clears, roads mostly good. Douglas County reports good conditions. Noon temperature 34. Precipitation total 0.02 inches yesterday ending 7 p.m.
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Douglas County
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Glenn Cunningham Wins Columbian Mile In New York
Glenn Cunningham the Kansas University star wins the Columbian mile at Madison Square Garden in 4 minutes 12 seconds after executing a planned race. Venzke led early but Cunningham passed on the tenth lap and finished five yards ahead. Mayor O Brien presented the Flynn trophy as a national hook up broadcast aired.
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Pennsylvania
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Ted Husing
O’brien
New York City
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Bank official discusses credit department at KU class
George Docking cashier of the First National Bank spoke to Henry F. Holtzclaw's credit management class at the University of Kansas on the organization and operation of the bank credit department. He outlined loan types and stressed the three C's of credit, noting no fixed rules for loan acceptance and the emphasis on borrower character.
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First National Bank
Bank Credit Department
Henry F. Holtzclaw
University of Kansas
Form New Detroit Bank Under Emergency Act
Washington March 21 AP The Reconstruction Corporation and Alfred P Sloan announce formation of the National Bank of Detroit with a 25 million capital. Secretary Wooding approves plans as the bank will take over parts of First National Bank and Guardian National Bank of Commerce deposits. It will be the first bank chartered under the emergency act and will provide Detroit with sound banking facilities.
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Holy Week observances planned in Lawrence churches
Lawrence ministers finalize Holy Week services from April 10 to 16 with noon talks at the Patee theater and daily evening programs. Notable speakers include Bishop James Wise, Dean Paul B. Lawson, Dr. R. H. Moorman, and Rev. Baltzly. Good Friday features a 12 to 3 service at First Methodist with theme The Seven Words of the Cross.
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Kansas
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Topeka
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Robert A. Hunt
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Evangelist Jeltz
Committee On Evangelism
M. E. Church of America
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First Methodist Church
Sunday School Superintendents Association
Seth Slaighter
Senate Banking Committee calls delay on Stegall bill
The Senate Banking Committee urged postponing action on the Stegall bill to allow state banks to borrow from the Federal Reserve System while an investigation is conducted. The committee also formed a subcommittee to study the Borah bill to repeal the Home Loan Bank Act passed last July.
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Senate
Federal Reserve System
Quiet Campaign As Primary Near In Cata City
With a record 7 536 registrations a quiet campaign unfolds for Cata City primary voters on March 27 to nominate two mayoral candidates from seven and six school board candidates from nine. Two women seek the board of education treasurer post and will carry to the general election. The April 4 city election follows. A special council form debate and possible separate election may be scheduled to avoid extra cost.
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Board of Education
Cata
City Commission
Chandler Wins Lawrence High Oratorical Contest
John Chandler won first place in the Lawrence high school contest and earned the right to represent the school in the county contest for the Kansas City Star oratorical event. Bob Coney was the other contestant, with judges including Henry Asher and Rev Edore Astman.
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Lawrence High School
Kansas City Star
Bob Coney
Henry Asher
Eedore Astman
First Presbyterian Church
F. H. Olney
Chandler
Corey
Norman Jones
Vinland
Wherry
Convocation Speaker Dr. Horsley to Lecture on Cancer
Dr Shelton Horsley of Richmond Va will give a popular lecture titled Some Aspects of the Problem of Cancer at the all University convocation in the K U auditorium at 10 oclock Wednesday March 29. He comes under Porter lectureships funded by the late Dr J L Porter estate. Horsley is Phi Beta Kappa and Alpha Omega Alpha and author of The Surgery of Blood Vessels. He was professor of surgery at Virginia Medical College 1903 1912 and since then surgeon in charge of St Elizabeths Hospital Richmond.
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Richmond
K. U
Horsley
J. L. Porter
Paola
Kk. U. Medical
Kansas City
Kan
Phi Beta Kappa
National Scholastic Society
Alpha Omega Alpha
Honorary Scholastic Medical Fraternity
Virginia Medical College
St. Elizabeth’sospital
Levee Weakens Threatening Cincinnati Flood Brings Moves
Floodwaters erode a mile and a quarter long levee in Cincinnati's extreme east end threatening homes and the municipal airport. Airport officials report signs of giving way while nearby residents begin to evacuate. Meanwhile in Sydney, Australia doctors will be fingerprinted by the medical board to guard against impostors.
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Australia
Sydney
Medical Board of New South Wales
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