Bonus Advocates Move On Senate
Jubilant supporters of the World War II bonus press forward after a sweeping House victory to push the $2 billion cash payment bill toward the Senate. Administration opposition looms as Patman currency provisions complicate the path, with a presidential veto likely and hearings foreseen.
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Washington
Upi
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Harrison
Miss
Finance Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Thomas
Okla
Patman
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Donald Richberg
Senior Recital Monday by KU organist Charles A. Wilson
Charles A. Wilson, KU School of Fine Arts senior organist, presents a Monday recital in the University auditorium. He studies with Prof. Laurel E. Anderson, and performs works by Bach, Martini, Brahms, Jongen, Bonnet, and Cesar Franck. Wilson, from Tarkio Missouri, lists piano study under Carl A. Preyer and is Phi Mu Alpha member and Pi Kappa Lambda inductee. He serves as organist at Lawrence First Congregational Church.
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Charles A. Wilson
University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
University
Wilson
Laurel Everette Anderson
Bach
Martini
Brahms
Jongen
Bonnet
Cesar Franck
Tarkio
Carl A. Preyer
Phi Mu Alpha Fraternity
Pt. Kappa Lambda
First Congregational Church of
Lawrence
Miss Mary Ellen Miller Opens Holloway Hall Studio
Miss Mary Ellen Miller announces the opening of a dance studio at Holloway's hall at Ninthteenth and Massachusetts street. A ten year student of dance, she studied in St Louis as studio assistant to Patsy Ruth Flaum, formerly a Fox and Roxy soloist. She offers toe ballet interpretative acrobatic ballroom and tap styles.
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Mary Ellen Miller
Holloway’s Hall
Nineteenth
Massachusetts Street
Miss Miller
St. Louis
Patsy Ruth Flaum
Roxy
Fox Theaters
Test Your Knowledge ee Name the first creat English 2
Question set mixing geography history and literature with scattered OCR glitches. It asks about kings, continents, rivers, pardons, authors, and terms, with several garbled items and misprints throughout.
Dust storm paralyzes Kansas in week of upheaval
A massive dust storm swept across Kansas ten days earlier, peak on Tuesday, halting trains and traffic, closing schools, and burying towns under fine silt. The storm damaged crops and pastures with livestock suffering. at least three deaths were reported. Governors sought federal aid for soil preservation as farmers pushed plans to start erosion control programs.
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UPI
Kansas
Plains
Western Plains
Alf M. Landon
Kansas State College
Washington
Arkansas City
AAA
Marionette Play The Miller of Mayfield at First Baptist
The Gordon Simons Marionette company presents The Miller of Mayfield a three act marionette play in the social rooms of First Baptist church on Thursday evening March 28 at 730. Sponsored by Boy Scout Troop 60 the performance is open to the public and Boy Scouts. Proceeds fund a delegate to the national jamboree in Washington DC this August. Mrs Simons formerly Delora Ketlogg.
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Mayfield
First Baptist Church
Gordon Simons
Boy Scout Troop No. 60
Boy Scouts
Washington, D. C
Simons
University of Kansas
Delora Ketlogg
Lawrence churches host Haskell students for Go-to-Church day
Several Lawrence churches with Haskell Institute students plan a Go-to-Church day. Congregations will entertain the Indian students at dinner and in the afternoon after morning services. The First Baptist Church will host about 50 Indian school students before hockey. The Lawrence Roller Hockey Club schedules a game in Kansas City Sunday night at the Forty-first and Indiana rink.
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Lawrence
Haskell Institute
First Baptist Church
Lawrence Roller Hockey Club
Kansas City
Forty-first
Indiana -Atreeta
Plains Dust Storms Prompt Governor Plan for Relief
Kansas City March 28 Governor Ale O.me seeks urgent aid from the plains to launch a temporary relief program for dust ravaged pasantes. An army of tractors and equipment is ready to work thousands of acres, with 20,000 tractors available in affected areas. He warns the dust clouds threaten health, especially children, and notes reforms to farmer relief and crop programs are under Washington review.
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Pasantes
Ale O
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Raina
Oklahoma
Texas
Kansas
Landen
Washington
Colorado
Nebraska
Texas Panhandle
Elief
Deaths and Funerals: Collins Copeland White
Obituaries list funeral plans for Oscar Collins 40 At Lake View with services Monday at Rumsey chapel and burial Oak Hill. Theodore Copeland 48 of 842 Ohio died in Topeka, arrangements pending. Mary White 67 of Baldwin dies after bronchial pneumonia, funeral Monday at Baldwin Catholic church, burial Baldwin Catholic cemetery. Surviving relatives include multiple siblings and children in California Indiana and Kansas.
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Oscar Collins
Lake View
Rumsey Chapel
Seth Slaughter
Oak Hill Cemetery
William and
Beattie
Lawrence
Jackson L
Los Angeles
Elmer Shields
Paul Brune
B. R. Lower
Bert Hale
George Larpee
Theodore C. Copeland
Ohio Street
Topeka
John A. Copeland
Willam Copeland
Dorchester
Wis
Mary White
Baldwin
Franklin County
Baldwin Catholic Church
Thaddeus Barttro
Paolo
Baldwin Catholic Cemetery
Eleanor Dyer
Catherine Gilbert
Pasadena
Calif
Rose White
Gene. White
Agnes Mary White
White
Dan A. White
Arthur J. White
Pomona
Ella Manion
Buffalo
John Manion
Indianapolis
Ind
Madison, Ind
Vesper Organ Recital At KU This Sunday Afternoon
Guy Criss Simpson, organ instructor at the University of Kansas, will present the eighty first vesper organ recital Sunday at 4 o'clock in the KU auditorium. General public invited. Program includes First Sonata movement, Salome Daller, Saens, Samuel Wealey Prelude in E, Clair de Lune, Karg Elert first symphony scherzo finale, Maquaire Gavotte in F.
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Guy Criss Simpson
University of Kansas
K. U
Kansas City Wyandotte and Pittsburg Reach Consolation Final
In Consolation Finals Topeka on March 25 Wyandotte High School of Kansas City and Pittsburg advanced to the consolation finals in the state class A interscholastic tournament today. Pittsburg won 15 to 14 over Pratt, while Wyandotte edged Dodge City 22 to 20.
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Topeka
Wyandotte High School
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Pratt
Wyandotte
Dodge City
Van Zeeland Accepts Task to Form Belgian Cabinet
Paul van Zeeland former minister and financial expert and close adviser to King Albert tonight accepted the task of forming a cabinet to succeed Georges Theunis who resigned earlier this week in Brussels on March 23.
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Paul van Zeeland
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Georges Theunis
Fine Weekend At Kansas University Sparks Campus Fun
Bright spring weather boosts campus activity at the University of Kansas as fraternities clean yards while Betas play baseball and Sigma Chi and Phi Alpha Delta reminisce on last night’s parties. Lawrence coach Edd A Wood and player Lester Kappelman face scholarship exams amid basketball tourney plans. Sigma Chi Masque ball features beach decor by Harold Alexander with a WOOING sign on the exit and a last resort beach billboard joke. Westminster choir members pose for photos in striking white satin dresses as students stroll Massa chusetts street in tuxedos enjoying ice cream cones.
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Watson Library
Sigma Chis
Phi Alpha Deltas
University
Summerfield
Kansas
Topeka
Lawrence High
Edd A. Wood
Lawrence
Newton
Lester Kappelman
Wood
Kappelman
Francis Kappelman
K. U
Ecke’s
Harold Alexander
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Westminster Choir
Massachusetts Street
Lake View Club hopes for rain to save fish
Lake View Club members seek rain to refill the lake bed as water dwindles and fish may be killed or moved to Ton ganoxie state lake. Wardens collected about a hundred perch last Wednesday, with most sent to Tonganoxie and others to Pratt hatchery.
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Lake View Club
Tonganoxie
Pratt Hatchery
Kansas University Symphony Plans Pop Concert March 1
The Kansas University Symphony will perform a Sunday concert at 4 pm in the University Auditorium. Ruth Orcutt will debut her Concert Piece for Piano and Orchestra, first heard in Chicago under Percy Grainger. Rimsky-Korsakov’s Russian Easter, Grieg, Mendelssohn Nocturne, and extended passages by Millard Laing spotlight the program, conducted by Karl Kuersteiner with over 60 student members. broadcast by KFKU. Public invited.
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University
Ruth Orcutt
School of Fine Arts
Lawrence
Chicago
Percy Grainger
Grieg
Mendelssohn
Millard Laing
KFKU
Karl Kuersteiner
Turner High Leads Kaw Valley League Declamation Contest
The Kaw Valley League ovation and declamation contest was held last night in Tonganoxie with Turner, Eudora, and DeSoto as victors. Turner High won the declamation with Patience Harbour reading Chine Blue Eyes. Eudora and DeSoto tied for first in the ovation contest, with trophies awarded to each school.
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Tonganoxie
Turner
Eudora
DeSoto
Turner High
Patience Harbour
Martha Wilson
Washington High
No Greater Love
Verda Sommers
Eudora High
Felix Muller
Neal Hambleton
Muller
Steward McDaniel
Marston MccClugen É
Lawrence High School
Harold McCleave
Atchison High
Minnie May Jones
Leavenworth High
Turner High School
Kaw Valley League
Bonner Springs
Move of 187 Prisoners to New Kansas City Jail
Bathed and re-clad, 187 prisoners were moved from the old 43 year old jail to a new skyscraper. A large van carried them during a two hour transfer to the twelfth and thirteenth floors where inmates were housed, with Negro men in the hoodoo thirteenth. Prisoners were stripped, disinfected, and supplied fresh clothing.
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Kansas City
Six Kidnappers Slain in Mexican Band Clash
Federal troops under General Panfilo Natera killed six members of the kidnaping band that seized American engineer Mark Fowler in El Paso. Several others were wounded in Zacatecas in the battle. A Mexican servant captured with Fowler was rescued and led soldiers to Fowler’s location.
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Texas
CPI
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Mexico
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Clipper Plane in Test for Future Trans Pacific Service
Pan American Clipper returned to Miami after a non stop flight to the Windward Islands testing personnel and ship for future California to Orient service. Capt Edwin C Musick led the flight which began yesterday at 406 pm and landed in Biscayne Bay. Officials say the seaplane distance record may have been broken though the route would have exceeded 2600 miles. In Washington, Roosevelt approved the Philippine constitution signaling another step toward independence.
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Fla
Windward Islands
United States
China
Edwin C. Musick
Biscayne Bay
California
Pan- American Airways
CAPTAINS CREEK COMMUNITY NOTES AND FAREWELLS
Local social round reports visits and dinners among Belleview and surrounding families. Prai rie Center Friends Church hosted sermon by David M. Edwards, Friends University. Community meeting at Hopewell school planned two plays and a lunch fund-raiser. Many households hosted guests, travel to Topeka and Arkansas noted, and church events and farewells described.
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Gertie Staffen
Belleview
Ed Milburn
Amos Westerhouse
Earl Ott
Albert Miller
Little Merle Eugene Id
Theodore Thoren
Chester Baecher
Edgar White
Herbert Henderson
Thompson White
David M. Edwards
Friends University
Wichita
The
Prairie Center Friends Church
Charles Lescher
Betty Jean
Alice Marie
Emma Jeanne Shields
Lawrence
Alonzo Ambler
Mildred Louise
Floyd Broers
Kathleen
Weaver
Freddie Neis
Sam Neis
Philip Gabriel
Frank Johns
Ruth
Bobby
North of
Will Rice
Billy Gene
Jimmie
Knowledge Hill
Wesley Deckwa
Dauhters
Delores
Dorothy Mae
Clarence Hausman
Clearfield
Ed Westerhouse
Harry Grady
Harry, Jr
Kansas City
John Snyder
Snyder
Lloyd Miller
Wellsville
Howard Miller
Bert Middleton
Lenexa
Warren Corliss
Edwin Rice
Esther Gordon
Arkansas
Edwin
Elaine White
Olathe
Harold White
Olathe High School
Edwin Lefmann
Jake Lefmann
Philip Lefmann
Frank Finley
Lefmann
Howard Caviness
Betty
William Edelbrock
Eudora
Lila
Jean Edelbrock
Parsons
Henderson
Frank Steele
Kaw Valley
John Vitt
Fall Leaf
Ralph Wotan
Ruby
Wanda
John Denham
Roger Stanley
Bernice
Lois Jean
Eva Votan
Jesse Milburn
Mandie Burnell
Ray Kurtz
Frank Lescher
Harry Ambler
Hesper Missionary Society
Oscar Wotan
Amos Westerhouse, Jr
Andrew Burnell
Miss Maudie
Elia Burnell
al Moehler
Beatrice Walker Weds Homer Thornton in Lawrence
Beatrice Walker of Eudora and Homer Thornton of North Lawrence were married in Lawrence on March 11 with Rev. E J Hance officiating The couple will reside in the Fairfax addition Also noted is the Belmont area wedding of Thelma Fields and Raymond Channel of North Lawrence for local citizens
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E. J. Walker
Eudora
Beatrice
Homer Thornton
D. P. Thornton
Lawrence
E. J. Hance
Fairfax Addition
Thelma Fields
W. L. Fields
Belmont Addition
Raymond Channel
Clyde Channel
North Lawrence
Bruner Family Welcomes Daughter Born at Memorial Hospital
North Lawrence announces the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bruner of 389 Maple Street on March 20 at Memorial Hospital. Jeff Branson visited his sister Mrs. Phillips in Grand Junction, Colorado, then joined relatives at Bell, Missouri, for a family reunion before gathering at Lawrence with Mrs. A. Crisp, a Perry Street resident and sister. Charlie Branson and Mrs. Maples were among the visitors.
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Reynee Thomas
Channel
Ralph Bailey
Frances Eberharts
Lorene Bailey
Arthur Bailey
T. C. Bailey
Frank Jones
Herbert Jones
Roy Davenport
Norman Kasson
Janet
Carroll Jean
Mark Davenport
Wallace Pringle
Fairmont Improvement Association
Oak Hill Avenue
LaVern Ice
Nelson_Green
John Helmee
Simpson
D. P. Thornton
Nick Weir
Mary Bee
Carbondale
Robert Whitcomb
Marvin Higley
Floyd Conroy
Misa Thelma
2Lone
Miss Kenzie
Lone Jack
Clarence Malone
W. R. Smith
Varl
Kansas City
Jay Smith
del Edwards
Burt Sutton
Baldwin
Jeff Branson
Bell, Mo
Wilson
St. Louis
Crisp
Geil
Ofein
India School
Fred
Herbert Harris
Kans City
Sage Iy Seaturday
Spem
Harris
Dicker
Claude
Way
Bobby
Mia
Ray Culver
Luann
Glen Culver
Fred Benson
Lucille
Bernice
Benson
Lawrence
Terry Crall
Horace Lury
Bur Pine
Clarence Pine
Reusch
Eva Wogshn
Reading
Krum
Billie Fincher
Jackmain
Gilderhaus
Wampler
Ase
Friar
Bruner
Maple Street
Culver
Memorial Hospital
Phillips
Grand Junction
Colo
Bell
A. Crisp
Perry Street
Charlie Branson
Market News Local Markets Today Grain and Hay Prices
Kansas City hay market report dated March 23 shows 74 cars unchanged with No. 1 extra leafy at 25.50, No. 1 at 22.00 and No. 2 at 21.50. Prairie prices list No. 1 at 18.50 and No. 2 at 13.00. Grain notes include wheat 87, corn 50, oats 26, poultry and eggs prices, hogs at 8.35.
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Kansas City
Mar
Prairie
Kansas City Produce and Bond Market Roundup
Kansas City report lists March prices for dairy and poultry items including butter creamery fat and hens, with government bond closes from New York showing values for Liberty bonds, Treasury issues, and 3%s. Also notes Nutrena Chick Mash price and a Gleed Bros advertisement.
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City
Kansas City
Mar
Government
New York
U. S
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