Congress Slipping Into Controversy in Fifth Month
Washington May 5 The 76th congress enters May amid clashes over court reorganization and potential delay of wages and hours and government reform bills. President Roosevelt’s stance on the judiciary will shape timing for adjournment, with House pursuing minor measures and Senate committee hearings on proposed $1.5 billion relief funds and broader policy changes.
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Roosevelt
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Currency Stabilization Fund
Reconstruction Corporation
Supreme Sauek
British Peers at King George VI Coronation Roles
Explains ranks of British peers to attend King George VI coronation. Dukes wear crimson velvet mantles with miniver edged robes. marquesses wear similar robes with three and a half rows of ermine. Earls, ranking third, trace ancestry to advisory origins.
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George
Britain
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Prince Henry
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Gloucester
Prince George
Kent
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France
England
Elizabeth
James the Second
Villiers
Buckingham
Marches
Robert de Vere
Earl of
Oxford
Marquess of
Dublin
Richard
Ermine Robes and Noble Titles in Medieval Britain
A compact survey of English and British aristocratic ranks from earls to barons and viscounts. The article traces coronation robes, hereditary distinctions, and the evolution of titles under Norman rule, with notes on coronets and the royal context. It also explains baronets and knights, their origins, and the criteria once required for baronets including bloodline and income.
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Henry
Sporting Goods Samples Stolen From Parked Car
Charles W. Seymour of Salina, a salesman for A. G. Spalding & Brothers, reported stolen sporting goods from his locked car on Massachusetts Street after 9 PM. The theft included 25 football jerseys, 12 football shoulder pads, 12 helmets, two baseball uniforms, and baseballs and softballs, most sample items made on special order. Replacement will take time.
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Charles W. Seymour
Salina
A. G. Spalding & Brothers Company
Massachusetts Street
Seymour
Summer Art Work Opens June 7 in Old High School
The Children's Summer Art studio begins its fifth annual session Monday June 7 in the old high school building at Ninth and Kentucky streets. It is a free art school for Lawrence school children, running six weeks each summer under the elementary school art department. Last summer 330 children attended classes in drawing design painting clay modeling toymaking puppetry metal weaving basketry and soap carving. Paid teachers are university graduates except the weaving teacher a two year graduate of Haskell Institute. The teaching force last summer included eight full time paid teachers one half time paid teacher three university undergraduates and five high school assistants. Assistants are unpaid. The studio is supported partly by the board of education and partly by...
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Kentucky Streets
Lawrence School
Haskell Institute
Teachin Force
Board of Education
Lawrence Children Attend Summer Studio Classes
Gifts from Lawrence residents and clubs support a summer studio program for kindergarten through high school students. Many return yearly, with some changing classes or sticking to one material. Contributions for the coming session are being collected, including a donor who has funded attendance since 1933.
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Lawrence
Train victim had funds near Melvern Kansas
A man killed by a train near Melvern Kansas was found with a bank book showing $5,000 credit at the American Exchange National Bank of Duluth. The body tentatively identified as Matt Haramiza of Duluth Minnesota also carried three watches, two ten dollar bills, $11.20 in silver, two ten dollar gold pieces, a knapsack, a gold cross, a knife, a $2,800 life insurance policy, naturalization papers and a new model automatic pistol.
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Osage City
Kan
American Exchange National Bank of
Duluth
Melvern
Matt Haramiza
Minn
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