Court Debate By Veteran Senators On Court Plan
Washington March 29 Two veteran Democrats Glass of Virginia and Robinson of Arkansas will oppose and support the Presidents court reorganization plan in radio addresses this week Glass speaks tonight for an hour Robinson speaks tomorrow night both amid Judiciary Committee hearings on the measure Hearings continue with witnesses and possible rebuttals Administration leaders expect to finish by April 10 Ashurst and La Follette forecast passage unless justices over 70 retire
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Washington
Glass
Virginia
Robinson
Arkansas
Roosevelt
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ashurst
D-Ariz
la Follette
Wis
Supreme Court
Lewis Attacks Green Over Sit-Down Strike Remarks
New York March 29 John L Lewis denounced William Green as cowardly and contemptible for calling sit-down strikes illegal. Lewis addressed reporters after Detroit talks with Walter P Chrysler on soft coal wage negotiations. He declined to quote the line about yielding to thrift and refused to discuss Chrysler talks or labor questions further.
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New York
Mar
John L. ‘Lewis
William Green
Committee For Industrial Organization
Walter P. Chrysler
Detroit
Green
American Federation of Labor
Lewis
National Association of Manufacturers
Chrysler
Survivors Back to Class at New London Gym
Survivors of the nation’s worst school disaster return to makeshift classes in a gymnasium near the blackened ruins where an explosion of gas killed 456 students and teachers. About 200 pupils and 19 teachers attend in the rebuilt space replacing the destroyed high school, part of the former million dollar campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Tex
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Worldwide March 38
The Lesson Sermon world wide centers on Psalms 30 1 and 40 5 with the text stating Lord thou hast been our dwelling place in all generations. It asserts that God is the origin of all that truly exists and urges grasping the reality and order of being through science and God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
God
Local Social Notes Spotlight Rural Families Visits
A string of weekend and weekday calls highlight community life with visits among Rogers Bradley Collins Hodson Potter and Barland families from Lecompton Lawrence and Topeka. Roseland Barland spends Easter vacation with N. J. Barland family joining several kin in Lawrence Barker and Lake View areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Potter
Grant Johnson
Barker
Misa Roseland Barland
N. J. Barland
Protest relief move to occupy courthouse
Fort Scott Kansas allied workers union plans to seize the Bourbon county courthouse April 1 to protest removal of persons over 65 from relief rolls. A. J. Fritter said final plans will be set at a mass meeting Wednesday night. The sit down here will begin regardless of actions in Crawford and Cherokee counties. The group seeks increases in relief wage scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Scott
Kan
Union of Kansas Allied Workers
Bourbon County
A. J. Fritter
Ames
Crawford
Cherokee
Fritter
Fined for Assault and Battery in Police Court
George Washington, colored, was fined 26 dollars in police court this morning on a charge of assault and battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Crowder Community Meeting Breaks Bread With Neighbors
A Friday night school house gathering drew a large crowd for games and contests. Refreshments included cake fruit salad sandwiches and coffee. Visitors Amos Hodson and Lewis Hodson of Lake View called on W I Collins Friday afternoon. The Hodson and Svoboda families joined Armstrong Potter and Collins households for a Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Lewis Hodson
Lake View
W. I. Collins
Jerry Barland
J. J. Svoboda
Glenn
Rolla Stanwix
Clayton
Gene
Richard
Patricia
Lawrence
Frank Speicher
Midland
Ruth Sawyer
Riverside
Harley Armstrong
Theodore
C. N. Hodson
Billy
Betty
Phil
C. C. Potter
Armstrong
Henry Collins
Ruth Norwood
Jack
Migs da Hodson
Posses Slay Lion Roaming Near Lille
A posse of peasants shot a lion that had menaced a group of children in a quiet countryside near Lille. The animal, thought to have escaped from a circus, had terrified residents during Easter's rampage before the fatal encounter ended its roam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille
France
Pickens and Vicinity Visitors and Local Movements
A string of weekend visits prompts social notes across Pickens and nearby Linwood. Kansas City guests include Lawrence Bradfield and family, Mrs. Edd Riley, Mrs. Beulah Travis, Mrs. Sam Hubbard, and Mr. and Mrs. George Henik with kin. Linwood hosts include Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Hubbard, Marie, Dorothy, Roy, and Carl Silkey families. John Guras moved Mrs. Syldia Allison's furniture to Linwood. Clarence Curtiss has influenza and is confined to bed. Dick Nickola, Helen and Doris Pierce of Lawrence, and Ray Anderson of Tonganoxie visit Laura Anderson and daughter Arlein, with additional visits from L. D. Pierce of Lawrence, Florence Anderson, H. L. Bryan, Homer Bowen, L. M. Walters, Mrs. Ed Martin and Lorraine, and Mrs. Ida Saunders of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Bradfield
Nows
Richard
Robert
Jack
Kansas City
Edd Riley
Beulah Travis
Sam Hubbard
Linwood
Finney
Billy
Barbara Henak
T. E. Hubbard
Marie
Dorothy
Roy
George Henik
Carl Silkey
Ohn Guras
Syldia Allison
Clarence Curtiss
Dick Nickola
Helen
Doris Pierce
Lawrence
Ray Anderson
Tonganoxie
Laura Anderson
Arlein
L. D. Pierce
Florence Anderson
H. L. Bryan
Homer Bowen
L. M
Walters
Ed Martin
Lorraine
Ida Saunders
Local Visitors and Community Gatherings Highlight Week
Sunday visitors included Mrs. Laura Anderson and her daughter Arlein. Eugene Houser from near Topeka visited with sister Mrs. John Grafe and Mr. Grafe. A crowd from the locality attended the Tri County League one act play contest in Linwood Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Byers of Kansas City visited Pat Collins and Mrs. Collins. Miss Filmena Martin of St. Louis stayed from Wednesday to Sunday at John Martin's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Anderson
Arlein
Eugene Houser
Topeka
John Grafe
Grafe
Linwood
Martin Byers
Kansas City
Kan
Pat Collins
Collins
Filmena Martin
St. Louis
John Martin
Community Notes From Lone Star and Vicinity
Mrs. Roy Allison on sick list. Vinland. Grandfather T. E. Hubbard helped at home. Miss Bonnie Church Linwood caring for Mrs. William Elder and housework. Kansas City visitors Elmer Martin and Miss Florence Huntington at John Martin home. Kansas City residents Mrs. Barnett Ola visited Hall family. Basehor’s Mrs. Leo Severly visited Mrs. Laura C. Jony Sueffert Kansas City visitor to Lisson brothers. Miss Mollie York Linwood guest of Miss Vaneta Smith. Pickens school students taking semester exams. Mr. Quince German and Velma with Mrs. Lydia Allison drove to Kansas City to visit Frank Toyne. Mrs. Allison stayed. Earnest Siscoe and Gardner family visited Roy Baird home. Lone Star: Pearl Mowder of Harton visited. Jess Tkey family time. Wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. David Harrell at home. Faye Miller and Pharon attended church. Mrs. Jack Riley cared for father. New baby born to Harold Hoover and wife in Oklahoma. Mrs. H. C. Mesker and Harve Barton visited Topeka on business. Mrs. Anns Flory, Mrs. Dorothy Fishburn, Mrs. Bessie Flory, Mrs. Cora Flory attended shower at Lone Star for Mrs. Dale Johnson. Jolly Stitchers met with Mrs. Frank Haas Apple Pie. attendees Klory, Flory, Fishburn, Haas. Quilting Club hosted at Mrs. D. L. Barton. noon chicken dinner by hostess with Mrs. Pearl Childs and Miss Ida Metsker. Mrs. L. H. Griffith bought 500 baby chicks from Topeka.
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Roy Allison
Clarence Hubbard
Vinland
T. E. Hubbard
Bonnie Church
Linwood
William Elder
Elmer Martin
Florence Huntington
Kansas City
John Martin
Barnett
Ola
Frank Hall
Leo Severly
Basehor
Laura C.x
Jony Sueffert
Lisson Brothers
Mollie York
Vaneta Smith
Pickens School
Quince German
Velma
Lydia Allison
Frank Toyne
Allison
City
Earnest Siscoe
Gardner
Roy Baird
Fred
Arthur
Roy Siscoe
Lawrence
Hubbard
Aataiter Seo
Pleasant Valley Community Club
Ss Achool House
Vaneta
Pearl Mowder
Harton
Jess Tkey
Fred Windhorst
and Mire
Jamea Anderson
David Harrell
Faye Miller
Pharon
Lone Star
Snares
J. E
Jack Riley
Ikenberry
Harold Hoover
Oklahoma
B. E. Lutz
H.C. Mesker
Harve Barton
Topeka
Anns Flory
Dorothy Fishburn
Bessie Flory
Cora Flory
Pleasant Grove C. P. A. Hall
Dale Johnson
Frank Haas
Anna Klory
Blanche Flory
Ms. Haas
D. L. Barton
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CIO
Phurches
Jpsrahsis
Lavas Ladys Ligh
Pal Ie
Ves
F. L. Henover
Independence
Kansas
Kenoyer
Associated Press
Hockaday
Lionel Rogers
Rosa Vie
H. A. Rogers
Virgil Bradley
Lecompton
John Bradley
Francis Rice
C. N. Hudson
Jack Myers
Brackett
Paul Bune
Pearl Athey
Henry Buerman
Henry Checksfield
Jane Potter
Potter
Henry*Collins
W. S. Collins
Henry Shields
Simones
Rooks County
William Grimes
Jack Grimes
Ne Easler
Lecormpton
Woody Hochaday
Bourbon County Courthouse
POSSE
Pickens and Vicinity
Inturance Building
Charlton Insurance Agency
Hone
Safford
Ariz
Robert M. Miller
Bullene-Skinner Motor Co
Vermont Street
Plymouth
Dr. Anderson
Schulz the Blacksmith
Hamilton Motor Co
MASS
Vermont
Independent Laundry
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