Printing Press Money Raises Patman Bonus Debate
The House accepts the Patman plan to fund the soldier bonus by expanding the currency, risking inflation fears and a veto battle if the Senate and President differ. Veterans may doubt the bonus's reach while inflationists push print money. Private payrolls rise slowly, needing acceleration to cut unemployment. Business worry arises from regulatory changes and delayed long term projects. Kansas City's new auditorium dwarfs events during a dust storm.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Germany Rejects Protests on Remilitarmament
Germany dismisses notes protesting rearmament, snarling at France and Italy with a bold stand that officials say undermines any chance for peace and goodwill.
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Germany
Hitler
Italy Readies for War as Germany Defies Peace
In tense international maneuvering Italy signals readiness for conflict after Germany rebuffs Italy’s note and France accuses Germany of endangering peace. League of Nations officials fear a stiffer test as Germany questions Western responses, leaving Europe without a clear course of action.
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Germany
Italy
Mussolini
France
League of Nations
League
Europe
Surgeons in Tornado Zone Anti Toxin Sought for Gangrene
Old Home Town asks for surgeons in tornado zone. Anti toxin sought for gangrene as death toll reaches 826. Organized rescue and relief work underway under general guidance.
Masons Let Contract for New Temple Building
Twenty five years ago on Friday March 22 the Masons announced the contract for an elegant Masonic Temple. The building committee has finalized plans and awarded the project to begin construction.
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Masons
Masonic Temple Building Committee
Lawrence Newsin Briefs and Developments in Local Business and Culture
Plans to build an Egyptian temple styled Masonic hall on Massachusets Street begin this week, atop the old Methodist foundation. The K U Glee Club elects John Powers as manager for next year. Edgar Ford retires. Wilbur E Bowersock moves to Lawrence to run the corrugating dept at a paper mill. Flory Brothers purchase H C Waffle’s flour and feed business in the 1000 block. Boosters form to invite Parker Amusement Co to town. committees to coordinate with Lawrence group. W C Bigger buys a Cadillac touring car. Isaac Foster family to move to Emmett Idaho. Lawrence to get a large public drinking fountain at New Hampshire and Warren, funded by the National Humane Alliance. Steven S Prentice travels to Independence Kan to join a dry goods store job. he has worked in Omaha and Chicago.
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Elephantine
Massachusets Street
Glee Club
K. U
John Powers
Edgar Ford
Wilbur E. Bowersock
Bowersock Mills and Power Co
Burlington
Lawrence
Tennessee Street
Bowersock
L. M
Lester Flory
Douglas County
H. C. Waffle
Waffle
Messrs
Flory
Flory Brothers
Parker
Boosters
A. P. Holts
John Sinclair
John Seymour
Parker Amusement Company
Spalding
Sweeney
Wagstaff
Boosters Club
W. C. Bigger
Isaac Foster
Emmett
Ida
New Hampshire
Warren Sts
National Humane Alliance
Steven S. Prentice
C. T. K. Prentice
Independence
Kan
Steve
Mr. Prentice
Omaha
Chicago
University to repair guttering and start kindergarten
Forty years ago the university begins guttering on Adams street while the kindergarten under Miss Hyde opens at the central school Monday at 9. The Woman's Republican club meets Saturday at Mrs. E. D. Cutler's for business. Judge Barker and wife return from Topeka after the Hillman trial. Harper Coming Chancellor F H Snow returns from Chicago to arrange speakers for commencement week. President Wilson R. Harper of the University of Chicago will deliver the annual commencement address and Rev Wildorf Scott of South Congregational Church will give the baccalaureate sermon. Sidney Phillips contends with storm telephone repairs and mumps, Dora Bussey is injured with a broken arm, and a suit against the city is threatened. Dr W Leonard roofs his barn on South Tennessee Street.
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University
Adams Street
Miss Hyde
Central School
Woman’s
Republican Club
E. D. Cutler
Kentucky Street
George J. Barker
Topeka
Hillman
Harper
F. H. Snow
Kansas University
Chicago
Wilson R. Harper
University of Chicago
Wildorf Scott
South Congregational Church
Sidney Phillips
Dora Bussey
W. ¥. Leonard
South Tennessee Street
Paris and World News in Brief
Cable items report France increasing apple and pear import quotas in return for a U S market for surplus feed wheat Germany denounces Versailles clauses Tokyo informs of the denunciation Sweden hints at an engagement announcement April 30 Brazil refuses League of Nations talks on the Chaco conflict unless the United States joins Italy announces 500000 more conscripts France seeks to stabilize European peace while ready for possible war Tokyo Berlin tension noted France urged better Franco German relations Paris continues diplomatic moves toward peace and war contingencies.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
United States
Tokyo
Germany
Foreign Office
Stockholm
Carl Johan
Sweden
Juliana
Netherlands
Geneva
Brazil
League of Nations
Paraguay
Bolivia
Rome
Berlin
Europe
Sister of Harding Dies Heart Attack Fatal to Mrs Abigail
Mrs Abigail Harding Lewis 59 sister of late President Warren G Harding died at her Marion home after a heart attack. She taught in Marion public schools before marrying Ralph T Lewis in 1924, a Marion real estate dealer. Surviving are the widower and two sisters Mrs E E Remsberg of Santa Ana California and Mrs H H Votan of Washington DC.
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Marion
Abigail Harding Lewis
Warren G. Harding
Lewis
Marion Public
Ralph T. Lewis
E. E. Remsberg
Santa, Ana
Galif
H. H. Votan
Washington, D. C
Great Riches Synopsis in New Concord Society Tale
James Stimson, once the town’s notable heir, starts at an East Coast academy where he is awkward and self conscious. His aunt sends funds while warning of temptations, prompting his longing for home and grandmother. He finds rooming tensions, classmate pressures, and growing isolation as he navigates college life. His future remains uncertain as a new chapter begins tomorrow.
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James Stimson
Stimson
New Concord
Kan
New Concord Society
Missouri River
James
Old Academy
Massachusetts
Ames
Stimsons
Mr. Davis
Sarah
Bliss
Misa Sarah
Miss Sarah
Miss S
Matee
H. Farnham
Top Notch Prank by Mary Graham Bonner
Christopher descends from his nest after a long nap and plans to snatch a gleaming bank from a shelf. He lifts the heavy object under his wing and wonders if he has already received gifts, as Willy Nilly watches the scene.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Christopher
Christopher Crow and Willy Nilly Bank Prank
Christopher Columbus Crow returns to find Willy Nilly away. A prank fills a bank with coins and a rooster observer hidden behind a chair. Christopher insists on opening the bank to see the loot, while Top Notch laughs at the scene.
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Christopher
Willy Nilly
Christopher Columbia Crow
Christopher Columbus
Sweeps Weigh Dust Storm Cleans Eight Rooms
In Phillipsburg Kansas the Agta high school janitor weighed the sweepings after a dust storm and found over 500 pounds gathered in the eight room building. In Spokane Washington Police Judge G W Stocker announced a policy of even handed justice for reckless drivers, with jail terms matching the time injured persons are incapacitated.
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Associated Press
Phillipsburg
Kan
Agta High School
Spokane
Wash
G. W. Stocker
Gave It a Try Mocksville Divorce Granted After Separation
In Mocksville North Carolina Mr F M Reavis 75 and wife 60 years apart agreed to divorce after two years separation in superior court. The divorce was uncontested with a jury granting an absolute decree. Reavis and his wife had been married 52 years. News from Philadelphia notes unidentified government issues and a reference to a bullet sedan tied to a public figure. In Council Bluffs Iowa E R Austin lost two legs one arm and one hand when his car burned near Pocahontas Iowa. He survived and returned home uninjured. his artificial limbs were noted. Austin is an orthopedic appliance salesman.
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Mocksville
N. C
F. M. Reavis
Reavis
Superior Court
Philadelphia
Alvin
Atlantic City
Karpis
Thomas J. Reilly
U. S
Council Bluffs
E. R
Austin
Pocahontas
Towa
Enuresis in Children Causes and Care
Dr Iago Galdston discusses bed wetting in children over three, outlining three main causes training issues, organic problems, and neurotic or emotional disability. He advises careful training, gentle handling of nervous children, and a concentrated diet, noting that persistent night enuresis may stem from multiple factors and require patient, long-term effort.
Short Talks on Safety in Lawrence Fire Traffic Rules
F L Brown of the Douglas County Safety Council discusses traffic ordinances on approaching authorized emergency vehicles and the 500 foot rule for following fire apparatus. He notes frequent violations in Lawrence, public arrests, and urges drivers to pull aside and stop when needed, avoiding the fire scene unless directed.
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F. L. Brown
Douglas County Safety Council
City of
Lawrence
Measles Strikes Freshman Forrest O'Neil at Wellsville High
Measles sidelined Forrest O'Neil a freshman at Wellsville High School. Vint Trusheim, recently discharged after nearly a week in a Kansas City hospital, is able to go outside some each day. A reception welcomed new neighbors at the community hall.
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Forrest O'Neil
Wellsville
Vint Trusheim
Kansas City
Community gathering and School event notices
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Vickers hosted a social evening with music and stunts led by Mrs. John Hays and Mrs. Louie Schellack. Attendees included many locals and families such as the Kalbs and ONeils. Also noted were visits from Mrs. E D Knox of Ottawa and several upcoming community activities at Black Jack school and Spring Creek club events.
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Elton Vickers
Frances Kalb
Luck
Jeanette Schellack
John Hays
Louie Schellack
Charles Vickers
A. M. Gillespie
Maurice O'Neil
A. D. van ‘Tries
Veryl Sheppard
Lester Kalb
Louie Schellich
Billy Shepard
Harley Dob
Paul O’neil
Ralph Kalb
Gertrude
J. C. Trusheim
Everette Whan
Glenn Kalb
Hattie Adams
Walter Scott
Elizabeth Pearson
E. D. Knox
Ottawa
F. E. Kalb
Kansas City
H. H. Hutton
H. L. O'Neil
Grace Hays
Wallis
White City
George Smith
Black Jack
Prairie City
Henry Bell
Bell
Miller
Raymond Hay
Anna Cavender
Topeka
Edgerton
Spring Creek Community Club
John Metsker
Gilbert Gilges
Vocational Department
Lawrence Memorial High School
L. W. Waring
Baldwin
Dr. Ballard
Jay Sheppard
Maurice O’neil
A. M. Gilles‘Pile
Walter Revey
J. B. Coleman
Farragut
Emma Kalb
Coleman
Nebraska
Emil Roser
Fern Bell
Leater Kalb
Gail Ness
Ralph Vickers
Wellsville
Ralph
Lucky
Prospect School
Grandma Wallin
Overbrook
Earl Shaffer
Noel May
Virgil Kunard
Delores
Harvey Rew
Lois
Junior
Radio Night Schedule Across KC Stations March 22 24
Listing of radio programs for Friday to Sunday across KMBC WDAF WREN WDAF KMBC and related outlets. Includes orchestras hosts, theatre performances, news segments, weather forecasts, and special programs with numerous named acts and times.
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Klow
EMBC
WRENS
Arlene
Eckson
Goloist
WDAR
Jimmy Allen
Red Davis
WDAF
Eckeck
Citic
Rano
Wren
Beatrice
Armour
Brock
wFirst
Ren Ockeulights
Silverstown
RMBC
49Ers
WDA
Wren— Theil
Connecet
Paris
KMBC
the Tattler
Wren- Amon
Andy
Myrt
Marge
George R. Holmes
Chas. Darberger
Orch
James Kozak
Verna Burke
Centralto
Swift & Co
WREX
Phil Cook
Roxy and His Gang
WRE
S Creek
Bernie Cummins
Phillips
Claude Hopkins
Haymes
AMBC
Wren—Grand
Graceland College Chapel
Alexander
WDAF_Solvist
Figue Renny
Joe Pence
Hiawatha
Kans
Uae
Eddie
Cantor
Ryaer Berry-Go
MBC
Detroit
Walter Winchell
Wayne King
AVDAF
Tane Froman
Shirley Award
Rene
Wren Press
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Pittsburg
Washington
Star
Wilder
Metcalf
Coolidge
Kansas High School
Popplewell
Graber
Foster
Kent
Foresman
Jones
Fearing
Cal
Miles
John D. Miles
Fresno
Col
Indian Service
Friends Church
Rhode Island Street
Allemania Fraternity
Texas
Stuart
Okmulgee
Okla
First Presbyterian Church
Reuter Organ Co
Country Club
L. N. Lewis
Hugh Means
C. E.spencer
Iola
R. ©. Rankin
Fran Banks
C. E. Friend
C. E. Elwell
George Esterly
Orley Smith
Otto Fischer
W. E. Spalding
J. T. Cooper
Perry Street
Howard County
Missouri
Agnes Murtaugh
T. E. Reed
Rachel Hutt
H. B. Bullene
Gloucester
Mass
Will Hutt
Ft. Worth
Poor Pasy
Claude Callan
Qur
Publishers Syndicate
Cable News
Harding
Abigail. Harding-Lewis
Ele
New York Academy of Marking
Iago Galdston
Enurenii
Stephen Golfer
Daddy
Agnes Husband
Sasociata
Clarice Stoan
Black
Glasgow
Cordone
Mount Hope Nurseries
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