Balance of national budget and stray deficit notes
Washington reports a balanced ordinary budget with a 216 million surplus while the extraordinary budget remains deeply in deficit. The piece discusses congressional opposition to a two year extension and the push for a temporary 11 month renewal of the recovery act. It also covers Oklahoma's unresolved state program funding and the need for direct taxes to cover state expenses.
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Washington
National Treasury
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
White House
Missouri Relief Funds Clarified By Quick Legislative Action
Missouri initially refused federal relief but within hours the legislature passed a half million dollar appropriation for May relief. The move follows debt concerns and debate over June funding. Bankers note rising deposits in Kansas banks as investors seek safer yields amid Liberty bond substitutions and low treasury rates. Municipal bonds in Kansas offer sub 3 percent returns. For Oklahoma, lawmakers may have a clearer view of tax impacts than the governor since revenue measures affect ordinary citizens.
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Oklahoma
Marland
Missouri
Kansas
Liberty Bonds
Requiem Triumph by Lawrence Choral Union
The Lawrence Choral Union's Verdi Requiem last night drew praise for Dean Swarthout and a strong chorus from trained and un trained voices alike. Soloists included Mme Harthan Arendt Ming Hager Dressler Gould, with University orchestra and Kansas City Little Symphony players. A separate social page notes bridge parties and honors, while Janet Coulson won state piano contest second place at Emporia.
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Chorsl Union
Lawrence Choral Union
Lawrence
Dean Swarthout
Mmne
Else Harthan Arendt
Ming Hager
Eugene
A. B. Weaver
W. K. Hoover
Henry Martin
Oklahoma City
Broer Gustafson
Country Club
Ralph Achning
Ed Parsons
F. B. Dodds
Etheline
Hazel
Kansas City
Shrine Temple
Dodds
Dean D. M. Swarthout
A. J. Anderson
Ren
Mary Preyer
Janet Coulson
Emporia
Schumann
Lawrence pupils shine in school music contest
A Lawrence pupil of Prof. Howard Taylor led piano entrants as the only Lawrence contestant. Earlier, a Lawrence girl, Miss Virginia Arnold, won second place last year. Carl Ablers Eriksen, son of Mr and Mrs C J Eriksen, took third in the trombone contest.
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Howard Taylor
Lawrence
Virginia Arnold
Carl Ablers Eriksen
C. J. Eriksen
Twenty-Five Years Ago May 2 Edition Excerpt
A historical note recounts debates over using Kansas stone versus terra cotta for the new state University administration building and Memorial Hall at Topeka. The piece lists local happenings including a YMCA cake sale, an Expression Recital planned by Jennie Purdy and Grayce Waugh, window improvements for L L Riling at 900 Massachusetts Street, and social visits as Miss Rhinehart prepares to depart for Burlington.
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Kansas
The
State University
Memorial Hall
Topeka
Y.M.C.A
Expression
Fine
Jennie Purdy
Grayce Waugh
Expression Department
Pearl Emley
L. L. Riling
Massachusetts Street
Ethel Wildman
Chicago
Eir
Michigan
Eva Emmett
Pratt
John Emmett
Rhinehart
Amy Woodbury
Illinois Street
Fortieth Anniversary Notices and Local Civic Items
Forty years ago May 2. Miss Nellie Allendorph set to wed Rev. G D Rogers at noon next Thursday. West Lawrence fountain at Kasold’s gro cer y poorly functioning with persistent mudholes hindering teams. Mrs L H Perkins attends Federation of Ladies Literary League clubs in Leavenworth. Kansas City opera drawn several local attendees. KU Spring Oratorical Contest held at Music Hall with five speakers. Will McMurray won, Galen Nichols runner up. Prohibition Day marked by WCTU Kansas observance with speeches by Dr James Marvin and others.
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G. D. Rogers
West Lawrence
Kasold’s Grocery
L. H. Perkins
Zodiac Club
Leavenworth
Federation of the
Ladies Literary League Club
Kansas City
F. H. Snow
Daisy Orton
Daisy Clark
G. B.,penny
E. E. Hopkins
Eva Hoadley
M. Summerfield
Theo Gardner
Augusta Flintom
Kansas University
Music Hall
Leon Flint
E. C. Marshall
Bundy
J. D. Bowersock
S. A. Riggs
B. Dew
Kansas
E. S. Hall
James Marvin
J. W. Somerville
C. H. Sears
Blackmar
Easter Sunday Guests Gather in Speicher and Rohe Homes
Mr and Mrs Julius Speicher and family plus Topeka visitors shared Easter at the Lorenz Speicher home. Families including Chanay Olmstead Rohe Otto Parsons Rohe Weeks and others visited or hosted gatherings and birthday celebrations across several homes in the area.
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Julius Speicher
Will Speicher
Rosa Ann
Topeka
Lorenz Speicher
Willie Chanay
Delbert
Vera
Ed Olmstead
Wilbur
Mr. Olmstead
Miss Bell Rohe
Arthur Gabriel
Geo. Rohe
Carl Otto
Baby
Lawrence
Albert Otto
Otto
Clearfield School
Walter Parsons
Ben Kramer
Martin Rohe
Henry Rohe
Reuben Weeks Home
Joe Madl
Marion
Mildred
Seiver
Tadlock
Beula Rohe
Charles Soward
Edith Je
Glenn Smith
Charles Speicher
Theresa Speicher
Returned War Hero Reunites With Family in Kansas Town
James Stimson comes home from the war to Jane and a troubled marriage in New Concord. After a dramatic confrontation he retreats to his aunt and uncle, only to be welcomed back with tender care. The next day his office and town react as Major Jimson and others seek to reconcile past tensions.
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James Stimaon
Jane
New Concord
Kan
James
Oak
North Fifth
Masion
Nappy
Miss Sarah
Aunt Lou
Sarah
Lou
Nap_ py
U. S. Army
Kansas City
William
Ballantrae
Commercial Street
Jim~ Son
South Fifth Street
James Stimson
Northrup
West Main Street
Rip and Willy Nilly Help Rip After Porcupine Incident
Rip因怒而抓 porcupine 但受伤痛哭出。 Willy Nilly 安慰并帮他拔刺，众人协力照护 Rip。 Porcupine 只带走碎枝蔬菜离开，众人继续安慰并讨论他与 porcupine 的不同本性 与日后对话的计划。
Facial Neuralgia Treatments and Warning Signs
Facial neuralgia causes severe stabbing pain with electric shock sensations and occasional trigger zones on the face. Treatments include alcohol injections into the facial nerve for long relief, with averages of about 16 months of painlessness, or surgical cutting of the sensory nerve pathway for permanent relief. Tomorrow-Child Malnutrition.
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Iago Galdston
Flashes of Life: Roadwork Yields Lost Wedding Ring
In Greensburg a road grader unearthed a wedding ring lost five years earlier by Mrs. William B. Graham. Despite long burial in a roadbed the ring remained legible with the couple's initials. In Uniontown a visit extends for Harry Younkin, 13, and his sister, 11.
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Associated Press
Greensburg
William B. Graham
Uniontown
Harry Younkin
Quarantine Signs and Relief Impact Across Cities
A health officer posted a measles quarantine sign as neighbors assisted with children. In Missouri, Ed Parkett links rising laundry business to more relief families, noting wives stop taking in washing when on relief. Denver reports Mae West intrigue as E P Briggs mails a dime chain letter and receives a suggestive reply. Nebraska City notes improvement in an aged mare once dismissed as yawn-filled, with vet F F Ziegenbein reporting slow recovery.
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Kansas City
Ed Parkett
The
Missouri Laundry Owners’ Association
Mae
Denver
Mae West
E. P. Briggs
Hollywood
Big Springs 4 H Meet Promises Demostrations and Fun
An upcoming Big Springs 4 H meeting at the schoolhouse Friday evening features a practical session on mixing a balanced all mash chick feed, plus music readings and talks. The event aims to interest both youth and adults, with recreation to follow.
Radio Programs Thursday Evening May 2 3:30 Schedule
Radio listings show multiple stations KMBC WREN WDAF and others with a dense lineup of programs and orchestras. Notable entries include The Tune Twisters at 6 00, Fred Waring's Orchestra 7:30, Hourly news on KMBC, Amos n Andy, Eddie Dachin's Orch, and various orchestral concerts. Several named performers and shows appear: Henry's Showhost Tattler's Sports Review and Jacques Renard's Orch among others. The schedule spans 3:30 PM to after midnight with cross station programming and ad hoc features.
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Gepan Annie
Wren
Flord Gibbars
WDAF
Buddy and
Ginger
Dean H. W. Speier
WDA
Ack Armstrong
Boake Carter
Wrrea Aegon Theatre Radio
Vallee
David Ross
Freddie Rich
the Tattler
Rex
Capt. Henry
Rweendes Gray
Fred Waring
Cyril Pitts
Senor
Little Orphan Annie
Red Davis
Buddy
Dangerous Paradise
Jack Armstrong
Mary Eastman
Soprang
Beatrice Lillie
Hollywood
Phil Baker
W Commerce Trust
RMBC
Richard Himber
Orch
Toopnagle
Budd
TDAF
Chas. R. Hook
KMIC
Geo
R. Holmen Wren
Amios
N’ Andy
Kmbc—Tattler
Clonisville
Chevrolet
Luigi Romanelli
WDAP
Enric Madriguera
Wren—Fenj
Franklin Hotel
Tilsa
Musée
World Review
Anny LaPort
Oriehtal Gardens Orch
Stanley Myers
Keith Beecher
pelea _Panico
Perkestrs
Jimmie Garrigan
KMAC
Local 4-H Roundup Set At Kansas State College
Douglas county clubs will send delegates to a 4-H roundup at Kansas State College in Manhattan the first week in June. Clifford Hartman of Big Springs was elected club president to represent his group, with Billy Henry Jr as alternate. The meeting covered health contests for boys and girls, a live stool show planning in Lawrence, and a county program committee with Beulah Wagstaff as community leader.
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Ben Kellogg
Will Ice
Albert Ice
Toneka
Martin Ice
Big Springs
Ed Ice
Tom Ice
Stull
Kansas
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Douglas County
Clifford Hartman
Billy Henry, Jr
Leo Wulfkuhle
Wilna Bertschinger
Ross Wulfkuhle
Warren Hartman
Billy Henry Jr
Lawrence
Beulah Wagstaff
Nora Bertschinger
John D. Henry
Jack Henry
Wilns Bertschinger
Edna Mae Horton
George Arthur Ward
Nora
Bertschinger
Irene Sweever
Ruth Bertschinger
Game Teader
Robert Watts
Lone Star
Pratt. Kan
Mac Watts
Topeks
Wayne Webber
Leo Leonard
Arthur Humphrey
Alfred
Richland
J. D. Henry
Alma Henry
Irene Swecker
Wilna Bartschinger
Lawrence Cree
Dime Buys A Meal Law Upheld In Colorado
Denver May 2. The Secretary of State ruled that under a new Colorado law a drink of liquor in a restaurant or hotel requires the purchase of a meal. The minimum food value specified is ten cents to meet the requirement.
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Denver
Colorado
James H. Carr
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