Hoover Leaders Clash Over Farm Relief Bill Drafting
AP reports a split among congressional leaders and President Hoover on farm relief legislation for the special session starting May 8. Key dispute centers on the farm board’s powers and whether the president should lead the program or defer to Congress, with debates about party principles and executive initiative.
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Musicals Tonight at Lawrence Junior High Program
Lawrence Junior high school musicale to be held in the senior high auditorium tonight at 8. About 800 students from the junior high will perform. Acts include the boys and girls glee clubs, two orchestras divisions, chorus groups and a boys quintet with Charles Alexander Charles Noble Francis Schaefer Robert Ardrey and Carl Reuter. Admission is twenty five cents for adults ten cents for students. Miss Hazel Ebmn music instructor leads the concert. The program lists pieces by MacDowell, Beethoven and Schubert among others.
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Nclude
Charles Alexander
Charles Noble
Francis Schaefer
Robert Ardrey
Carl Reuter
Hazel EB Mn
Tae Ah Couverturs
Sumber
Tiannie Atranane
Wild Macdowell
Wood
Death of Episcopal leader Charles Brent noted
Fragmentary obituary notes Charles Brent, Episcopal Church leader and missionary. Mentions his role with the New York diocese and American Protestant missions, with references to honors during World War I and his long service. Sparse readable details include a Winter Park March entry.
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Henry Brent
New York
Protestant Episcopal Church
Plan entertainment musical comedy entertains Lawrence crowd
A plan for an open member event by Lawrence Council No. 43 United Commercial Travelers and wives is being developed by a committee led by George W. Butler. The 1930s Fraser Theater opening night of the W. S. U. musical comedy New Moon drew a large, enthusiastic audience with songs like Me Reverita and a Rajah's Palace ballet, featuring Kathrynm Moore, Mary Teresa Donovan, and a quartet. Tickets are available at Green Hall and the theater box office.
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United Commercial
George W. Butler
Ior
Vern M. Smith
L. RB. Melvin
O,. Stockwell
Harold A. Pontius
Wichita
L. W. McNamara
J. R.good
George W. Lowman
EE. H. Baloo
C. Burland
Hall
W. S. . University
Fraser Theater
Roland Seer
Kathrynm Moore
Mary Teresa Donovan
Murray Smith
Hal Swisher
Don Burnett
Robert Dirschner
Arrests for Borrowing Street Car To Get Home
AP report details a man who borrowed a street car to return home, explaining intoxication and lack of patience. Four patrolmen stopped the car after being alerted to a stolen trolley. the suspect was held for motor vehicle without consent. Also included are brief items on oil policy tests, a fatal train collision near Edwardsville, and U.S. military appointments.
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Kentucky
Public Service
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Alest Barns
Russ Charges Embezzlement Tied to Graves Firm
Pittsburg Kansas March 27 AP former Graves farm loan and investment company president R S Russ resigned a week ago and was freed on a 7500 bond on embezzlement charges filed in city court by county attorney Tom D Winter. The case involves $1000 misused mortgage funds. a preliminary hearing is set for April 3. Also charged in related suit is T L Perkins for stock fraud. most civil suits seek mortgage titles. The reading recalls the Graves firm and its seventeen years in operation.
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Graves Farm, Loan and Invest
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Frank Coling
Collins
Kansas Guild of Organists Recitals Draw Modest Audience
At yesterday's Kansas chapter American Guild of organists meeting two recitals highlighted the program. The fine arts school of the University and Edwin Stanley Seder displayed varied repertoires including Bloch modernist pieces performed by the University string quartet and a first organ symphony by Guilmant. The choir from First Presbyterian offered eight part anthems under Dean Swarthout. Seder presented a four manual program featuring works by Holllns Bach Schubert Handel Tschaikowsky Andrews and Mulet and introduced a new piece The Chapel of San Miguel.
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Seder
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Chapel of
San Miguel
Rebels Charged in Arms Smuggling Ring
States special agents here today on charges of smuggling arms across the international border. Their names were withheld. Agents said ten more arrests were expected momentarily.
Air battle ends rebel plane in Mazatlan siege
In Mexico City on March 27 AP reports the first air duel to death in a Mexican revolution. Federal Lieutenant Jorge Lleranas defeated a rebel pilot over Venadilla,Mazatlan, sending the rebel plane down from about 4000 feet. The rebel pilot is believed killed during the clash amid siege operations by Generals Roberto Cruz and Francisco Manzo.
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Mazatlan
Roberto Cruz
Frantisco Manzo
Jorge Lleranas
Venadilla
Mexatlan
Lawrence High basketball squad hosts four course turkey dinner
Aen Mumbela and Coach Melvin Griffin of Lawrence High School were entertained at a four course turkey dinner hosted by Dr H B Kibler at 1716 West Ninth Street. Guests included Dean and Mrs Raymond A Schwegler. Present squad members were Captain Elmer Schaake Kurt Riesen Merle Spurk Dean Bernitz Vandeventer Fred Harris Carl Mettner Bob Curd William Lohman and William Guffer.
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Mumbela
Lawrence High
Melvin
Griffin
H. B. Kibler
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Dean
Raymond A. Schwegler
Elmer Schaake
Kurt Riesen
Merle Spurk
Dean’ Bernitz
Van
Local D A R Members Attend State Conference Opening
Mrs Gertie K Johnston left at noon for Wichita to lead a Rebekahs district meeting and will attend a district school instruction in Newton Friday. Mrs Wade Grinstead of Bartlesville Oklahoma visits the Kappa Kappa Gamma house while in town Easter with her parents. Mrs Grinstead was formerly Miss Elizabeth Guy. Mrs Albert Learned and Miss Isabel Gilmore of Kansas City, Betty Washington chapter D A R, were in town last night for the opening meeting of the state conference.
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Gertie K. Johnston
Wichita
Rebekahs
Newton
District School of Instruction
Wade Grinstead
Bartlesville
Okla
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Mn Eka
Grinstead
Elizabeth Guy
Albert
Five Administrative Areas Will Be Laid out for Nation
Moscow AP reports the central executive committee plans to divide Russia into five administrative regions with Archangel as the northern seat, Smolensk as western capital, Nizhny Novgorod center for the Nizhny Novgorod region, Moscow for the central region, and Ivanovo-Voznesensk as seat for the Ivanovo-Voznessensk area. The plan announces new regional boundaries and capitals while outlining state governance. A separate Shanghai note says a jade state seal will be used on treaties and major documents, with other seals for state departments. The report also notes cold weather in Minneapolis-St Paul area with unsettled tensions.
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Nine Mile ranch notes and Pony Creek events
Reno area notes detail Dr D M Buckley renting the Nine Mile ranch and moving a family to manage it, Othel Wiley buying young heifer calves, and local residents like H G Skeets, Lawrence visits, and farm activity. Pony Creek school reports perfect attendance, community club gatherings, a Langley birthday surprise, and multiple Lawrence and Topeka trips among residents and visitors.
Local Club Winners Receive Refreshments at Meeting
The judges were Mr. Dent Jim Powell and Mr. Hans with winners treated to sandwiches Eskimo pies gim and pop. April programs by Dorothy Asher Mound school teacher and Miss Lilly Sowers Pony C teacher predicted. A car of bridge lumber and railroad ties received this week. Mrs Walter Bleakley attended the Eastern Star district meeting at Fort Leavenworth Wednesday. A farewell party for Mr and Mrs S Kelsall Jr leaving for Lawrence. Ice cream cake coffee served by Margaret Saunders Viola Kahn Edna Lancley and Genevieve Harman. Pony Creek neighbors represented by Mr and Mrs Jean A McKoh and Alma Freinmuth at Tonganoxie bridge party. C L Dehoff delivered calves sand hogs to Kansas City Monday. J E Dwyer went to Leavenworth Monday.
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Reece
Watkins
Ickingon
de Dehoff
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Pony Creek
Mary Ann White
Rosalee Zorn
Robert Lange
Robert Graham
Junior White
Clarence Dehoff
Mary Lane
Arthur Sowers
Wilma Dehof
Herbert’ McKone
Lawrence
Arry
Alfred Skeets
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G. L. Phenicie
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C. D. Miller
Topeka
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Wiley
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Bernhardt
Tonganoxie
Langley
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Kelsall
Jiss May ‘Dickinson
Anna Taylor
Bra
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Jac J. A. MeKone
Parkville
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Eckert
Platte City
Frank Stanwix
Leonard Stanwix
Claude Bowman
E. L. Foulke
C. Q. Wile
Harry White
Fred Harman
Six Corners
O'Dea
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Lange
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Joseph Chapman
Lawrenge
Henry’ Eisele
De.hoff
Jease Graham
Earl Janeway
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Otto
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Ora. Wella and Sons
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Larry Lange
Denton
Jim’ Powell
Hans
Dorothy Asher
Lilly. Sowers
Walter Bleakley
Eastern Star
Fort Leavenworth
Kelsall, Jr
Margaret Saunders
Viola Kahn
Edna Lancley
Genevieve Harman
Jean A. McKohe
Alma Freinmuth
C.il. Dehoff
J. E. Dwyer
Leavenworth
Perry High Joins Comedy Night and Local News
Perry rural high school junior class presented the play Adam and Eva Tuesday in the high school auditorium with James Kings and Corinthia roles. Gate receipts reached 84.65 dollars. Faculty and girls quartets sang. an orchestra opened. Local visitors include Mrs Hazel Hardy and Miss Ruth McCoy. Several residents moved, shopped, or celebrated, while Mary Spurlock and Frank Brown appear among ongoing community notes. A new Catholic church was completed and services moved there. Mr Ines, age 98, died, leaving 18 children, 26 grandchildren, and 23 great grandchildren.
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Truman Payne
James Kings
Isabelle Ploughe
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Clinton
DeWitt
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Eva King
Alice Hemme
Abby
Rocker
Hazel
Dirk
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Kenneth Warner
Horace Pilgrim
Joseph “Shortall
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Alvis Zimmerman
Lord Andrew
Joe Bergin
Foxy
Hazel Hardy
Newman School
Ruth McCoy
Esther Dick
Mary Burke
Woods
Fred Michaels
Helen Gordon
Lawrence
Katherine Robinson
Wiliamstown
Agnes
Transue
W.E. Cain
Dale Stark
John Dick
Bessie Mae
Grinter
Edd Dent
Topela
Smith
Lenape
Horace Manderson
Ison Marion
Topeka
Mary. Spurlock
Perry
Margaret Brown
Frank Brown
H. Raines
Starmount Hospital
M. E
Oak Ridge
R. C. Gilpin
Ines
Wanda Woodson
Florence Dent
Une Lindamood
A. Fi. Lindamood
Lorena
Mildred
Fountaine
Newman
Fountain
W. Lindamood
Lois
Hunter
Wynona Kinman
Annie Laurie
Brett
Bertha Lewis
O. K. Woods
Venetia Plummer
Avia Tyrrel
Williamstown
Eva Dent
Vivian Strange
Salvation Army Meetings Bring Spiritual Uplift
Local ministers have led Salvation Army services with strong sermons and uplifting messages. This Thursday a veteran, Colonel Thomas Martin, formerly head of the Army training college in Chicago, will join for one night before heading to Chicago. Plan to attend and hear this seasoned speaker.
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Salvation Army
Thomas Martin
Chicago
Amy Training ¢Olidge
Salvation Army meeting offers rare spiritual blessing
Notable speaker Colonel will share travel insights and spiritual guidance. Tonight W. W. of Kansas City visits to preach, following an inspiring sermon by Rev Archer of the Free Methodist church. Additional surprises promised for attendees at 8 o'clock Thursday night service.
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