Chairman Legce Trod With Senate Over Farm Debenture Plan
Senator Borah of Idaho rebuked Chairman Legce of the farm board in the Senate for calling the expert debenture plan unworkable. The Idahoan pressed Legce to address the farm situation and his pledge to advise Congress. Borah opposed the export pledge and tariff approach tied to Hamilton’s statements, while Legce faced questions about his fitness and potential resignation.
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Legpe
Farm Board
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Legre
Congress
Hoover
Ander
Hamilton
Mamilton
Lezge
Rte
Dungrass
Borall
Alexander Hattan
Test Novel Alcohol for Paralysis Cause
Iahoma City reports tests by the state health council to determine if petroleum derived alcohol used in Jamaica ginger production caused paralysis. Dr Robert Isham credited with a discovery of a process for making potable yet unsafe alcohol. The tests aim to show whether the product sells and harms consumers.
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Iahoma City
Mar
Folen
Jamaica
Robert Isham
Okmulzee
Okina
Chomiss
Ibham
Isham
Iavill
Senior play chosen at Liberty Memorial High School
A committee of students and Mrs. Bertha Wilson selected the senior play Saven Keys to Baliipate for production at Liberty Memorial High School on April 25. Miss Audra Courter led the student committee. The rellicking script, originally by Fat Derr Biggers and first staged by George M. Cohan, promises lively moments.
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Saven
New Telephone Head Named at Southwestern Bell
Albert Hu Elias was elected president of Southwestern Bell Telephone Company by the board, succeeding W. D. Nims as chairman. No other changes were announced. Stannard and Hee will continue to run operator supervision. Also includes tributes and a note on a Mexican president’s health and a local C P A meeting notice.
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St. Louis
Albert Hu. Elias
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
7W. D. Nims
Ning
Southwestern Best
A. S. Stannard
F. M. He
March In Final Fling Before Spring Flower Shower
March weather dominates Kansas with cold, unsettled conditions. Forecasts predict another freeze tonight with temperatures 8 to 10 degrees below normal across the state. Snow continues in eastern Kansas and neighboring states as winter storms spread, while Chicago endures a heavy snow gale that disrupts traffic and air travel.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Dodge City
Goodland
Tongka
St. Joseph
Fly- Ra
Chicago
Midwest
Lake 3
Detroit
Indianapolemi
University of Kansas Women’s Glee Club Spring Tour
The University of Kansas women’s glee club left yesterday for a spring tour to give concerts, opening at Cottonwood Falls. Dean of Women Miss Avnes Husband accompanies the group, with officers Anton da Wulf president and Patti Johrgun accompanist. Upcoming appearances include Florence, Hillsboro, and Exsbridge through Friday.
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University of Kansas Women's Give Club
Alarjon
Cottonwood” Falls
Missy Avnes
Lab
Anton[da Wulf
Dean Scilures
Patti Johrgun
Emily Ball
Librarany
Dorothy Markley
Helen Stockwell
Kk U of Fine Arts
Florence
Hillsboro
Exsbridge
Freezing Weather Damages Pear and Plum Trees in Kansas
Snow and freezing temperatures spread across Kansas as pear and plum trees in bloom suffered damage. Reports from Columbus Salina and nearby towns note strong winds and light snowfall in central and western regions, with several cities including Ellsworth Lincoln Lindsborg Beloit Hoisington and Hay reporting flakes.
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Diate
Columbus
Kan
Salina
Kansas
Ellsworth
Lincoln
Lindsburg
Beloit
Hoisington
Hay
Mussolini approves Rome marriage papers for Edda Ciano
Premier Mussolini today in the court circle signed papers for the marriage of his daughter Edda to Count Galleazzo Ciano. Banns will be published next Sunday and exposed until April 6, with the ceremony likely in a private Villa Torlonia chapel in Rome.
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Mussolini
Cour
Torlonia
Edda
Galleazzo Ciano
Villa Tortonia
Spexi
Wichita
Kan
Phyllis Burgess
Southwestern College
Winfield
Edra. Miller
Friends Universe
Friends
Miller
Miss Burgess
Dramatic soprano Giannini to perform in University auditorium
Indiana Lawrence will host soprano Altha Giannini in a Thursday recital at 8 pm as part of the community concert series. Tickets are available at the School of Fine Arts, Bell's Music, and Round Corner Drug. Giannini has appeared in New York and cities including Houston and Washington, with a family background of musicians.
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Whee
isPusolina Giannini
Sopra
Lawrence
America
Europe
D. M. Swarthout
Ioday
Giannini
US School of Fine Arts
Bell
Round Coxoner
Altha Giannini
New York City
Huston
Washington
Minneapolis
Havana
St. Paul
Buffalo
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Adelina Patti
Miss Giannini
Ter
Sistent
Wheat belt program discussed by agricultural leaders
Wichita Kansas March 25 AP members and others gathered to hear progress of the wheat belt program in the scheduled year, with plans for a road tour to Rock Island and Santa Fe to promote the effort. Centered on five counties with near full readiness, the program faces evictions and shifting support while colleges advance the initiative.
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Wichita
Ken
Mar
Spon J
Rock Istend
Sante Fs
Qisas
Lane
France lecture to feature student interest and photos
A university lecture on life in France will be held at the theater at o clock. A speaker, a son of Alien White, will discuss travel in France last summer. Photos from the trip will be shown during the talk for journalism and French students. The speaker will remain at the University of Kansas until Thursday addressing classes.
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Ster
Hurshey
Am T
Young Bal) Whue
Empo
Nil Atte
Teelacer
Alien White
France
Sides Wade
Consith
Emain
Univer of Kansas
Approving Public Building Bill In Senate
Washington March 25 AP The senate passed a house bill to increase the public building program by 230 000 000 in line with President Hoover s demand for faster public works nationwide Also reported New Well Van Tex March 25 AP On full control and estimated to produce about 30 090 barrels a day the A N Dunnell No 1 thirteenth i dicing in the Van field was brought in at 2982 feet with the drill extending over 400 feet The Jarman discovery well area location cited and milestone noted Uncle Annie Minter Adams obituary memory note by family Asks Money for Cancer Survey Washington March 26 AP Congress recommended appropriating 100 000 for a exhaustive cancer survey by the Public Health Service as stated to the senate commerce committee Bond on Drunkenness Charge W J Wilson arrested on drunkenness and destroying private property posted 50 bond for appearance in police court tomorrow morning
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Washington, Mare
House
Senate
Hoover
Van
Tex
A. N. Dumnell
van Field
Wis
Jarman
Washington
Mar
Congress
Public Health Service
Joseph Colt Bloodgood
Baltimore
Senate Commerce Committee
To Census H A Jetmore In Topeka For Census Bureau Talks
Conference official H A Jetmore will spend Wednesday and Thursday in Topeka with special representatives of the census bureau to discuss business. Lawrence residents report an incident where a boy threw stones at a car on MeJunkins 1400 Dread Ave. last night, prompting a police report.
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H. A. Jetmore
Topeka
Bureau of the
Cnsus
Lawrence
MeJunkins
Dread Ave
Winter Blasts Hit Middle West With Deep Drifts
A severe winter storm sweeps the Midwest bringing ten foot drifts in northern Illinois and hundreds of abandoned cars. Louden reports 50 mph gusts offshore from Lake Michigan, paralyzing highway and local communications across the region.
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Chicago
Winiter
Middle West
Lake Michigan
Illinois
KU Men Glee Club Sets Late Spring Tour
The University of Kansas men’s glee club plans a late spring tour in a chartered bus. Concerts include Lyons April 21, Wilson April 23, and a featured appearance at the Russell Music Week Festival April 28. Other stops are Great Bend April 24 and Herington April 25. Tryouts for vacancies were held by Prof. Eugene Christy.
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University of Kansas
Eugene Christy
Lyons
Wilson
Russell l
Great Bend
Herington
Aune
J'rof
Christy
Phi Beta Kappa to Meet in Kansas Alpha Chapter
The Kansas Alpha chapter of Phi Beta Kappa will meet Friday at 4 30 PM in room 125 Administration Building to review committee reports on charter recommendations in the district. Attendees planning the dinner for the thirtieth anniversary should mail reservations to Miss Veta Lear. event will be in Memorial Lane building.
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Kansas _ Alpha
Phi’ Beta Kappa
Organization of Alpha ¢Ter
Une
Senate recessed for brief vacation amid tariff debate
The Senate recessed today for a brief vacation after a heated tariff struggle. Senator Watson of Indiana, Republican leader, said the body could adjourn on Tuesday with debate resuming Friday on the bill for government operation of Muscle Shoals.
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Washington
Senate
Watson
Incharia
Niy
Gill to Manage Varsity in Lawrence
L C Gill, who has run Dickinson theatre properties in Manhattan and Hix, returned to Lawrence to take over management of the University Versity. Dutch Lenhart remains director and Harry Hevener assists in Dickinson duties. Gill’s prior site work praised as splendid.
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L. C. Gill
Dickinson
Manhattan
Hix
Lawrence
Gill
Siowine
Lenhart
Harry Hevener
Social notes and club meetings listed for the week
Mr and Mrs Ralph Beal host their pinochle club next Tuesday with a 7 o clock covered dish supper. The Methodist Guila holds its March dinner Thursday at Ye Tavern. The Missionary Society of the West Side Presbyterian meets at Mrs J M Roper s home on New York street Thursday at 230 pm. Prof Donald Marsh will be the speaker at the Bakersfield club titled Jan an.
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Ralph Beal
Missionary ‘Society of the West Side Presbyterian Shares
J. M. Roper
New York Street
Donald Marsh
Bel the Baecaker
Janan
Personal notices from Topeka and beyond reflect frequent travel
Mrs Eldan Ardrey of Yankton and Miss Meta Murphy attend a Kansas chapter American Guild of Organists meeting in Topeka. Mrs C B Russell travels to Springfield Missouri for her father’s death. E R Cole returns from visit with daughter in Okmulgee and son in New York City. Mrs Callie Hagan of Newton visits Kans City with Mrs Gertie Edwins ton. Rev E A Bleck and wife of Okmulgee visit their daughter Jaycee Bleck at the University. Prof C S Skilton attends annual organists meeting. Mrs M L McConbrie secretary. Principal H L Baker of Liberty Memorial High School ill at home.
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Eldan Ardrey
Yankton
Meta Murphy
Topeka
Kansas
American Guild of Organists
C. B. Russell
Springfield
E. R. Cole
David M. Logan
Okmulgee
Oklo
C. S. Skilton
M. L. McConbrie
Principe H. L. Baker
Liberty Imorial High School
Ohio Street
Ilne
Near Lecture on Light Sparks Interest at University
A lecture by J. B. on light transmission drew about 600 people at the University of Audiorun during the eighth annual school banquet. The speaker described beam transmission and wave methods, with demonstrations tying science to nature. Meanwhile Roy Cohen’s comedy Seven will be staged at the University of Kansas on the 11th, 13th, and 26th under Prof Crafton’s direction. The Kansas Retail Clra and Furnishers association elected Hutchinson as president with officers Coleman, Davis, and Sterl also chosen.
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University of Audiorun
Royal Cohen
University of Kansas
Noe
Crafton
Unibeen
R. H. . Hutchinson
Kansas Retail Clara and Furnishers’ Association
Iles M. Coleman
Augusta
C. A. Davis
Garnett
OA. Sterl
Abilene
Italians Pick Pluto as New Land's Name for Planet
Milan reports Italian astronomers at Breara and Lawwell observatories named the newly found trans Neptune planet Pluto a provisional title inspired by myth. They photographed the body amid bad weather and hope for further confirmation aiding American researchers.
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Milan
Italy
Hve
Lawwell Observatory
Flagstaff
Ariz
Emile Bianchi
Breara Observatory
Bianchi
Percival Lowell
United States
True Dyes Ease of Use Highlights New Diamond Dyes
Diamond Dyes promotes their dyes as easy to use for dress fabrics. The ad emphasizes rich color quality and simple application, suggesting reliable results for home crafters seeking vibrant results with minimal effort.
Piles Help Ad Offers Free Book From Excel Springs
An odd ad from Excel Springs Missouri promotes relief for piles and other disorders. It urges readers to write The McCleary at 504 Elms Blvd to receive a free book titled Piles Explained Without Pain. The copy mentions a Mr Bower and promises guidance for those afflicted.
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Th. McCleary
Excelsior Springs
Moi
Bower
Airways
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K. U. Men’s Glee Club
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