Farm Board plans market move to liquidate loans
Washington March 30 AP Henry Morgenthau Jr farm board chairman announced a program to speed liquidation of cooperative marketing associations pledged as loan collateral. Loans totaled 16 325 million as of Feb 28 with many commodities held long. H E Babcock of Ithaca NY will help move commodities to consumption outlets to recover loans with minimal market disruption.
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Washington
Flenry Morgenthaub
Farm Board
Morgenthau
Ithaca
New York
Babcock
Jnav
Babenck
Farm Credit Administration
California
All for a Cause Methodist conference addressed Kiwanis group
Dr. W C Hanson described the Methodist conference now in session, stressing lifelong dedication to the cause and belief in God at the universe's heart. C G Stewart contrasted city government forms. R E Stevens to lead club programs. music by Miss Mary Louise Beltz and George Trovillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Wiedemann’s
W. C. Hanson
Methodist Book Concern of
Kansas City
Hanson
Dr. Hanson
R. E. Stevens
University School
of Fine Arts
Mary -Louise
Beltz
George Trovillo
Manning
Eville
Kansas Weather Forecast Summary
Kansas forecast shows generally fair conditions with cooler temperatures in the east and south. Tonight and Friday bring fair skies with morning cloudiness except clear in Manhattan and Salina. Dirt roads reported as 00d while Douglas County roads are good. Temperature data is incomplete with 7 p.m. yesterday at 72 and today’s values missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Manhattan
Salina
Douglas County
Five Day Week Bill Gets Senate Judiciary Backing
The senate judiciary committee approved the Black five-day week six-hour day measure by 11 to 3. Introduced last session by Senator Black B of Alabama, the act would force industries to adopt a shorter work week. An amended provision sets the law to take effect 30 days after enactment and run for two years. A Swedish engineer developed a drying airing and storing grain system said to reduce elevator explosions and mildew losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Black B
Woodin Cited for Trying to Enter Treasury Meeting
A jovial Woodin, newly appointed secretary of the Treasury, stood at the door of the senate banking committee room in Washington on March 30. An attendant attempted to eject him, insisting it was an executive meeting, but press and officials explained his invitation. Woodin entered amid laughter and was escorted inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Banking Committee
William H. Woodin
the Treasury
the Treasury, Who Had Been Invited To Confer With the Committee. ‘ Woodin
Eleventh Phi Beta Kappa elected at KU seniors
Thirty one University of Kansas seniors were elected to Phi Beta Kappa at a council meeting. The class includes six percent of KU’s seniors, with 34 members named this year and several from Lawrence and other Kansas towns.
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Phi Beta Kappa Council
University of Kansas
University of Kansas T
Phi Beta Kappa
Kh. U
Conyers Herring
Parsons
Hilden Gibson
McPherson
Leahmae
Brown
Lawrence
Margaret Ince
Frederick Burnett
Charles Hackler
Allena Hicks
Henry Wallace Lane
Wilbur Coen
Alice Learned
Eleanore Jones
Fall of Kansas City
Dorothy Hamlin
Roza Lee Conrad
Kansas City
Kan
Elizabeth Ainsworth
Lyons
Arthur Billings
Delphos
William Bullard
Hutcheson
Lorna Jean Coghill
Iola
Mary Dolorine Eakes
Leavenworth
F. Winifred Herman
Garden City
Paul
Koerker
Hoisington
William Walker
Eskridge
Evelyn Worden
Lacrosse
Alfreda Brodbeck
Pimeley
Harold Denton
Jewell
Brewers Spend Millions Preparing to Sell Beer
Washington reports on March 30 that beer manufacturers are investing heavily in equipment and materials in anticipation of 3.2 beer sales starting April 7. Auto and truck purchases, bottle orders, barrels, and carton makers are expanding capacity, with millions spent on maintenance and new equipment. projections show vast malt and grain consumption and refrigerator orders rising to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
Department
Chicago
Church Conference Focuses On Appointments and Addresses
Delegates to the 78th Kansas annual Methodist Episcopal conference concentrate on business and appointment readings after a day of routine sessions. Dr Fleming of Baker University spoke on the diamond jubilee, and Bishop Mead ordains deacons and elders in tonight’s service. Transfers, lay leadership, and visiting ministers are announced as the meeting progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles L. Mead
Dr. Fleming
Wallace R. “Fleming
Baker Luiniversity
Baker
Methodist Church
Mead
E. H Lindley
University of Kansas
Sedgewick A. Bright
Metropolitan Avenue Methodists Church
Kansas City
Kan
Bright
T. O. Cunningham
Bishop Mead
Kansas
A. FB. Henry
Hutchinson
A. M.andrews
St. John's River
Florida
Missouri
William Pommerrenke
Ater
From Tank Corps Private to Assistant Secretary of War
Topeka March 30 AP From tank corps private Harry Hines Woodring, 42, former Kansas governor, is reportedly to be named by President Roosevelt as assistant secretary of war. Woodring rose from janitor to banker before politics, and as governor implemented a 10 percent salary cut and other economies saving about 3.3 million. He later backed Roosevelt and helped carry Kansas for the Democrat. speculation tied him to various cabinet roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tank Corps
Woodring
Topeka
Tank ‘Corps
Harry Hines Woodring
Washington
Kansas
Senate
Roosevelt
War Department
Woodrings
334Th Batatlion
Camp Colt
Gettysburg
Camp Dix
New Jersey
Hines Woodring
Elk City
Harry Woodring
Kansas Department of the American Legion
Neodesha Bank
Haucke
American Legion
Midwest
Alf M. Landon
John R. Brinkley
Agriculture
The
Philippines
Plan Hobby Fair Opens May First in Lawrence
Lawrence plans its third annual boys hobby fair with exhibits by youths from within a 25 mile radius. The event on April 7 will be chaired by Charles Louk with tentative use of a store building on Massachusetts Street. Entries must be works entirely by the exhibitor and may cover airplanes coins butterflies radio sets carvings drawings and more. Exhibits must be delivered April 6 between noon and 6 pm. Prizes of first second and third place ribbons will be awarded in each age class. The fair welcomes all eligible boys from the Lawrence territory and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Charles Louk
Ddsebqnusetts Street
Louk
Lawrence Territory
Look
Lloyd Houston
L. H. Emmett
Ralph Graves
Harold Preston
Neal Wherry
Ed Abels
Mo. F. Hyde
Arch Fiver
George Hedrick
Armin Woestemeyer
Lyle Powell
R. B. Wagstaff
Ed Burgess
Len Bonebrake
D A R Protest Against Recognition of Soviet
Daughters of the American Revolution in Dodge City Kansas protested U S policy toward the Soviet Union in a telegram to President Roosevelt. The state convention elected officers for 1935 and set McPherson as next convention city with venues at Pittsboro or Fort Scott. A second item reports Miss Welches Hammond died from injuries in a Kansas City motor crash, the second fatality from the accident that injured three others. victim from Platte City Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
Kan
Roosevelt
Daughters ‘of the American Revolution
Union of Socialist ‘Soviet Republics
United States
Edward P. Pendleton
Princeton
Clarence
Lair A. Jermaine
L. E
Rex
Wichita
Marian ‘Seelve
Abilene
A. J. Burger
Kansas City
Imogene Pollock
Hutchinson
Paul Plavder
Kate Miles
Saline
Miss. Welches
Hammone
Rer
Arcident
Thomas Abrams
Miss Hammond
Platte City
Quake Dents Southern California Seafront Areas
A 4:25 am earthquake centered near Long Beach and Los Angeles rattled Southern California for about five seconds. No damage reported. Not felt in Santa Barbara or San Diego.
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Los Angeles
Mar
California
Long Beach
Santa Barbara
San Diego
Citroen Plant Closes as Wage Strike Shuts Factory
Paris report says ten thousand automobile workers were idle after Citroen plant shut down when a partial strike over proposed wage cuts crippled production. The move follows a wage dispute that disrupted operations yesterday at the factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
OVEY NOT TO RETURN TO MOSCOW ABOARD BRITISH AMBASSADOR
Moscow reports Sir Esmond Ovey will not return to Moscow after being summoned to London over the Metropolitan-Vickers case. An official note says two Englishmen and four Russians linked to Metropolitan-Vickers face sabotage charges, with possible espionage penalties including death, to be heard April 9 or 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Esmond Ovey
London
Metropolitan-Vickers
Metropolitan- Vickers
School Exhibits At Fair At Armory Displaying Art and Industry
Lawrence schools showcase chalk drawings water colors posters and pen and ink works along with industrial art including metal work lamps and book holders at the Trades Fair held in the Armory at Eighth and New Hampshire streets. The high school provides the industrial art pieces while paintings and drawings come from all schools. Forest bill to White House and related notes appear. Scouts collected tools for the unemployed and 500 acres are donated for gardens under a city relief plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Armory
Eighth
New Hampshire
Atlanta
Voters set to decide mayor council form in city vote
Candidates for mayor and school board wrap up campaigns before the general city election on Tuesday. A special election on returning to the council form looms large, with a pro commission group urging voters to know their options. Spalding says the council issue stands separate from the mayoral race as six school board nominees vie for three seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Ewing
Paul Lawson
Erna Corey
George Docking
Hovey Hanna
W. H. Quakenbush
Whit. Churchill
Margaret Sharp
City Commission
Mayo
Old King Cotton Sets Pace With Low Prices
Washington reports a cotton fashion show as King Cotton moves to emancipate women from dress work with dresses from 2.95 to 25.00. Women in the audience finger fabrics, note prices, and praise new cotton laces and modern patterns. The event highlights include smart styles and new accessories for cotton frocks. The show signals a shift toward cotton minded styling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Snick
King Cotton
Pao
Novelty in B and L convention arrangements at Salina
Salina Kan March 30 AP a novelty in convention arrangements is to be inaugurated here April 6 and 7 when the Kansas Building and Loan association meets in annual session Convention sessions will begin at breakfast and adjourn at noon each day leaving afternoons and evenings open for golf theaters horseback riding and other amusements the delegates may prefer Goodyear to increase production Akron March 30 AP an increased production schedule under which factory work will be increased from three to five days a week starting Monday about 10000 employees in the tire and tube division will be affected
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kan
Kansas Building and Loan Association
Goodyear
Akron
Goodyear Tire & Rubber _company
Tire and Tube
Oil producers dominate Washington talk says Thompson
Longview Texas rail road commissioner E O Thompson said the public was not represented at a Washington conference of oil state governors and their Washington representatives. He blamed producers for pushing for price fixing by law and warned high crude would raise gasoline prices noting many more gasoline users than producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longview
Tex
Thompson
Texas
Washington
Women attend Kansas social work conference in Wichita
Several Lawrence women join sessions of the Kansas Conference of Social Work and the Kansas Council for Health Education and Welfare plus the Kansas League of Women Voters meeting in Wichita. Attendees include Mrs. George Beal Mrs. Leonard Axe Miss Agnes Thompson and Mrs. Jens P Jensen. Activities span today and tomorrow with papers on child welfare delinquency and education by KU faculty and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Wichita
Kansas Conference of Social Work
Kansas Council For Health Education and Welfare
Kansas League of Women Voters
League of Women Voters
George Beal
Leonard Axe
Agnes Thompson
Jens P. Jensen
A. H. Tumey
Carroll D. Clark
University of Kansas
Carroll _D. Clark
Beulah Morrison
Department of Psychology
R. A. Schwegler
K. U. School of Education
Ellen Davis
K. U. Department of Sociology
Kansas
Mabel A. Elliott
Domenico Gagliardo
K. U
Insurance Moratorium in Nebraska Effects Issued
Insurance Commissioner says a 30 day extension on grace periods for cash values policy loans and dividends will apply under a new moratorium. Governor Bryan signed the bill. policyholders may draw 4 percent interest on withheld cash values. Real estate foreclosures delayed until March 1 1935. banks under two year state powers. oo Will Meet at Salina
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Lee Herdman
C. W. Bryan
Herdman
State Department of Trade and Commerce
Salina
Gathering of Anti Prohibition Society Sets April 21
Salina Kansas March 30 AP April 21 chosen for the meeting in Salina by the anti prohibition society of Kansas P E Parks superintendent reports the aim to perfect plans for a wet organization in every county and back wet tickets in next year’s primary for all offices now held by political days Principal speakers will be Chauncey Little Clathe Judge J H Brady of Kansas City and Harley attorney of Wichita
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kan
Anti-Prohibition Society of Kansas
P. E. Parks
Parks
Chauncey
B. “Little
Clathe
J. H. Brady
Kansas City
Star Harley
Wichita
Sheriff Aims to Return T. J. Tucker for Embezzlement
Sheriff Ed Cunningham, calling from Blackwell Oklahoma, said he would arrive this afternoon with T. J. Tucker, former Nickerson state bank cashier, charged with embezzlement. Tucker was arrested in Texas and his location or transport details were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Ed Cunningham
Blackwell
Oklo
T. J. Tucker
State Bank of
Nickerson
Tucker
Texas
Opening Night Draws Big Crowd at Eighth and New Hampshire Fair
A large crowd packed the spring trades fair in Lawrence from seven to after ten thirty, admiring booths of drug stores, laundries, radios, refrigerators, furs, furniture, and handcrafts. Students’ art and farm bureau displays drew attention, with two walnut inlaid tables and a furnished model house among the popular exhibits. The Drum Corps opened the event and many attendees planned to return tonight, with prize drawings on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth
New Hampshire
Farm Bureau
Walter Monroe
J. H.lehman
Milady
Les Zion
Anti German Boycott Shifts French Mood in Paris
Paris reports a growing anti German boycott with merchants displaying signs refusing German salesmen. French Jews plan mass meetings to protest alleged German anti-Semitic atrocities. Marseille audience calmed after critic Emil Ludwig angered Versailles supporters. Jewish groups schedule April mass meetings with expected high level attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Germany
France
Marseilles
Emil Ludwig
Ludwig
TO DISCHARGE VETERANS From Leavenworth Home
General Martin of the veterans administration home announced that veterans under 62 who draw $50 or more in compensation will be discharged under recent orders unless already discharged. Examinations are underway to identify affected individuals and determine numbers, with most affected being World War I veterans. Discharges begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Charles I. Martin
Veterans Administration Home
Martin
Merriam Confirmed to Federal Home Loan Board
Washington reports C B Merriam of Topeka Kansas was confirmed by the senate as a member of the federal home loan bank board. A separate item notes Nile Cochran of Moville Iowa was sentenced to three years in prison for second degree manslaughter in the fatal shooting of milk truck driver R D Markowell during a milk strike at Elk Point South Dakota on February 3. Also Denver Governor Johnson signed the motor vehicle reciprocity bill allowing out of state vehicles to operate in Colorado without local licenses if Colorado vehicles are similarly treated elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. B. Merriam
Toneka
Kan
Senate
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Elk Point
S. D
Nile Cochran
Mmoville
Towa
R. D. Markowell
Denver
E. C. Johnson
Colorado
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W.C. Hanson
Journal-World
Woodin
SAW
J. C. Fisher
J. 5. Jones
H. L. Gleckler
E. Eb, Hunt
F. EB. Mossman
R. A. Dodisman
C .D. Whitman
Southwest Kansas
H. C. Atkinson
Thomas
Grieves
D. B. Magee
Northwest Kansas
E. P
Dan B. Brummitt
Central Christian Advocate
Newton E. Davis
Methodist Board of Hospitals and Homes
J. E. Coe
Kansas Methodist Home For Children
Newton
W. M. Balch
Baker University
Baldwin
State Commission For Crippled Children
H. D. Bolinger
Wesleyan Foundation
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Plan Hobby Fair
Douglas County District Court
Charles Springer
Jack Dunkley
J. A. Pollock
Gerald P. Penney
H. W.edmondson
W. A. Courtney
Ralph Beal
William Saip
Frank R. Seal
Fred Thutman
A. G. Sabol
Clifford Markley
Robert Spahr
Byron Cooke
Charles Kendall
R. N. Wolfson
Earl Mullin
James W. Houk
W. 0. Hamilton
Carl Hollbeck
Walter Lemon
T. W. Rule
Guy M
Pennock
F. M. Tidrow
Lecompton
Cyrus Boursaw
Bert Reynolds
Pampas
Ray Baker
H. E. Clark
Keplinger
H. H. Ganehitt
R . D. Deay
H. 0. Brecheisen
Kanwaka
George Coffman
de Deay
John Kas
Wille Springs
WW. H. Posthma
Lancaster
Wis
Henry Conklin
Platteville
Frank Cramer
Platte
Man H. Davis
Europe
Ramsay MacDonald
No. 10 Downing Street
Ovey
White House
House
Court House
Henry Asher
Negro Republican” Club
Asher
Wren
W. E
Spalding
R. C. Rankin
Gathering of Anti-Prohibition Society
Ford
Ramifiton
Merriam
Tonekan
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