Glass Attacks Court Bill In Lament on Democracy
Senator Carter Glass of Virginia denounces the court packing proposal as abominable and a danger to representative government. Harvard’s Erwin Griswold testifies against the plan while Glass warns of autocracy. He argues the Supreme Court protected southern suffrage and independence, urging Congress to uphold the Constitution and reject amateur experiments.
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Virginia
Erwin N. Griswold
Harvard Law School
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Griswold
Glass
America
Congress
Republic
Senate
South
Roosevelt
National Recovery Administration
Blue Eagle
Talk on Kansas Trees at Douglas County meeting
A special April 5 teleconference lecture titled Historic Trees of Kansas by Dr Edward Bumgardner will be hosted by the Douglas County Historical Society and the Daughters of the American Revolution in Chamber of Commerce rooms at 7 30 p m. The program is open to the public and to members of the sponsor groups with April 6 reserved for interested guests.
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Douglas County Historical Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
Kansas
Edward Bumgardner
Chamber of Commerce
Ins Fared Well In City Balloting In Primary Races
In Kansas cities the ins fared well in Mondays primaries trimming candidates to two for April 6. Light turnout reported. several towns had no primary need. Mayors and school boards were largely renominated with incumbents holding leads in Hutchinson Wichita Ottawa Junction City and Leavenworth contests.
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Associated Press
Winfield
Garden City
Atchison
Hays
Abilene
Dodge City
Toneka
H. G. Barrett
W. A. Lawson
Hutchinson
D. J. Wilson
Roy Hill
William
Greenwald
Arthur J. Evicsson
Emporia Utilities
John Jenkins
Junction City
Rosenfield
Eli Trosper
Ottawa
Clarence M. Sheldon
Samuel W. Spangler
Wichita
Robert Israel
Schuyler Crawford
Claude R. Myers
Horace J. Dunn
Harold M. Westgate
Manhattan
Hall D. Webster
J. David Arnold
Leavenworth
J. H. Miller
Jim G. Johnson
Miller
Johnson
Iola
George Marr
Howard Jones
Celebrating Dr. William Burdick on 77th Birthday
Tucker's Furniture notes congratulations to Dr. William L. Burdick dean of the University of Kansas School of Law on his seventy seventh birthday and thirty nine years as professor. Gov. Walter A. Haxman led former students in honor. Burdick is praised as teacher mentor and author with wide fame beyond Kansas.
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William L. Burdick
University of Kanaas School of Law
Walter A. Haxman
Kansas
Burdick
University of Kansas
Dr. Burdick
Dean Burdick
Arkansas City and Fort Scott race results highlighted in brief
Unofficial returns show Commissioner Harry Long and ex-commissioner Ralph Dixon leading seven aspirants in Arkansas City. In Fort Scott, Harry C. Brooks and Hugh Cogan win the mayoral contest with Brooks at 2166 votes. Utilities commissioner nominees Freeman D. Martin and F. C. Gardner prevail, while Charles P. Amlin and Ernest C. Harris win finance commissioner nominations. Salina incumbents seek re election, Newton’s mayor Clay Hayman leads four nominees for city commissioner, with Albert Goering, D. Holman and Ben Northcott also listed. Parson’s city stopped its primary election for the first time since 1910.
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Arthur R. Wilson
Arkansas City
Harry Long
Ralp Dixon
Fort Scott
Hugh Cogan
Brooks
Cogan
Freeman D. Martin
F. C. Gardner
Charles P. Amlin
Ernest C. Harris
Salina
Newton
Clay Hayman
Albert Goering
D. Holman
Ben Northcott
City Commission
Parsons
Keeping a Healthy Mind by Hubert Pollard
Mental health rests on habits of thought formed over years and reinforced daily. Bad mental habits lead to disease, while better, intentional thinking can improve happiness, efficiency, and vigor with patience and persistence.
Forming Good Mental Habits Brings Fun and Health
The article emphasizes everyday use of mental health laws and says forming good mental habits is as easy as forming bad ones. It notes more enjoyment comes from practicing good habits than from bad ones.
Bruce Hurd to Speak at KU Honors Convocation
Bruce Hurd of Topeka and KU alumni association president will be principal speaker at the annual honors convocation. A special faculty committee will name the 1936 honor man from last year's graduating class. Special awards will honor top seniors and leading students in each class. New Mortar Board and Sachem members will be announced at the ceremony.
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Topeka
K. U
Bruce Hurd
University of Kansas Alumni Association
School of Law
Gunnar Mykland
Chapman
Mortar Board
Sachem
Linwood Grade School Basketball Banquet and Tournament Note
The Linwood grade school team honored players and fathers at a Wednesday banquet with the school board and faculty. In Kansas City Kansas the Grandview Baptist church hosted events and Sunshine Home sewing at Mrs Silkey’s home on April 15. The grade school team lost a Eu dora tournament final by two points after winning Linwood’s February 13 tournament.
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Frank Wyshon
John York
Carl Silkey
Grandview Baptist Church
Kansas City
Kan
Baptist Missionary Circle
Riley Barnett
Sunshine Home
Leo McMillian
Ralph McMillian
Shelly Bougher
Charles McMillian
Eudora
Turner
Linwood
Local Notices Roundup From Linwood Area
Mrs. William Kline has battled flu this past week while Opal Tabor shows improvement and can sit up a bit. A Spencer home sale next Saturday invites donations of items to sell. Local visits span Topeka and Kansas City with Bonnie and family noted. Ovid Snyder becomes grade school board president succeeding C C Curtis. Birthday dinner honors for H B Browning with Topeka and Bonner Springs guests. The knitting club gathered at Miss Shanton’s Thursday evening.
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William Kline
Opal Tabor
Jean Morris
Raymond Barnett
Ft. Leavenworth
Linwood
Louie Snnder
Riley Barnett
Genevieve McKinney
Topeka
Ovid Snyder
C. C. Curtis
John Snider
Raymond and
Normand
C. Q. Browning
Marilyn
Victor
Harvey Zaring
Vernon Hale
H. Hale
Bonner
Springs
Don Hale
Carl Silkey
Robert Blakers
C. Sullivan
Ponc& City
Okla
Calvin Jim
Avin Sullivan
Elnora
Johnson
Lawrence
Henry Jones
Glenwood
Charles Coleman
Knitting Club
Shanton
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