New Guffey bill in the making as court blows hit relief
Officials move to draft a new coal regulation bill focusing on price and marketing controls after the Supreme Court struck down key Guffey act provisions. President Roosevelt silent on rulings affecting wages hours and price fixing in coal. Attorney General Cummings and others dispute the scope of the relief act's unconstitutionality amid ongoing political pressure.
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Associated Press
Washington
P—Swift
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
District of Columbia Court
Cummings
Bound Brook
N. J
Rexford G. Tugwell
Congress
Spencer Gordon
Guffey act decision sparks constitutional debate and GOP response
The $275 million resettlement program faces scrutiny as Supreme Court ruling timing clashes with expected unspent funds. Officials debate the Wagner Act status while Col. Frank Knox calls for a constitutional amendment to empower federal intra state regulation, signaling a tense political and legal landscape.
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Supreme Court
Obituary of Ellen L. Krum, 79, Kansas resident
Mrs. Ellen L. Krum died early Thursday at 805 Rhode Island Street after a three year invalid period. She suffered a paralytic stroke the day before. Born Ellen L. Fetheroll she married J. W. Krum in East Mauch Chunk Pennsylvania on January 21 1877 and moved to Kansas in 1879 settling at Solomon, Dickinson County.
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Ellen L. Krum
Rhode Island Street
Ellen L. Fetheroll
East Mauch Chunk
J. W. Krum
Weissport
Psa
Kansas
Solomon
Dickinson County
Aunt Het by Robert Quillen obituary and school notice
The column notes the passing of Mrs. J. W. Krum of Lawrence after 54 years there, with survivors Robi D Krum Jesse J Krum Charles C Krum and others, funeral by Rev A J Miller. It also mentions Kaw Valley School program and supper scheduled for Thursday May 21 at 6 30 PM with all interested invited.
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Lawrence
A. J. Miller
Rumsey Funeral Home
Kaw Valley
Original University Music Recital Showcases Student Talent
The University School of Fine Arts presents an original music program directed by Professors Skilton and Anderson. Last night’s program, just over two hours, displayed earnest early efforts across organ piano violin cello oboe voice and chamber ensembles with strong string quartet and choir works. Notable students included Burns Stoner Bailey Burman Trovillo Hobbs Beltz Dolgenow Wilson McManus Score. Wednesday’s final two advanced student recitals begin at 7:20 PM.
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University School of Fine Arts
Skilton and Anderson
Dispatch
Joseph A. Burns
Wilma M. Stoner
Carolyn V. Bailey
Albert J. Burman
Don Dooley
George Trovillo
Oliver Hobbs
Mary Louise Beltz
Harold Dolgenow
Charles Wilson
Dini McManus
Robert Score
Tucker-isms Congratulate Lawrence Memorial Band in Cleveland
We extend con gratulations to Clarence Sawill and the Lawrence Memorial High School band for their excellent showing at the National Band Contest in Cleveland. Though young, they have put our hometown on the map and deserve pride and gratitude for the honor they bring us.
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Clarence Sawill
Lawrence Memorial High School
Cleveland
Taste of Summer Weather Promised in Topeka
Topeka forecast fills midweek with heat as federal meteorologist S. D. Flora predicts temperatures rising into the lower nineties today and near 95 by Wednesday, a 15 degree jump from yesterday’s highs. The note mentions yesterday’s peak but cuts off before full detail.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Weather notes across Kansas and neighbors show warmth rising
The report lists nightly lows from 46 at Emporia to 50-55 elsewhere including Horton Manhattan and Iola with expectations of about 10 degrees warmer tonight. Plara notes warmer weather benefits farmers. little rain fell statewide with amounts of 0.02 inch at Eureka and a trace at Independence. Showers reached Missouri Nebraska and the Texas panhandle. Flora reports most midlands clear today.
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Emporia
Horton
Manhattan
Plara
Iola
Eureka
Independence
Missouri
Nebraska
Texas Panhandle
Flora
Community Callers At The Schutz Home
Franklin callers gathered at the M. Schutz home Sunday listing Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Schutz of Lake View Mir Mrs. Ted Flory and daughter Beulah of Kaw Valley Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schutz and sons of Number Six Mr. and Mrs. Olof Schickner and family of Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. A J Miller of Lawrence also Mr. and Mrs. Hickman of Law-
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M. Schutz
Oliver Schutz
Lake View Mir
Ted Flory
Beulah
Kaw Valley
Arthur Schutz
Number Six
Olof Schickner
Lawrence
A. J. Miller
Hickman
Law
Lawrence and Kansas City Visits Highlight Week
Residents and relatives from Lawrence, Gosper, and Eudora spent time with family in nearby towns. Wilbur Ray visited Kansas City. O B Spence called on Frank Topping. Johnnie and Jimmie Eighmy returned from Kansas City to visit W G McIntire family. Dorothy Ray and Caroline Lemon joined gatherings in Lawrence and Fort Lawrence.
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Rence
Gosper
Hickman
Wilbur Ray
Kansas City
O. B. Spence
Lawrence
Frank Topping
Johnnie
Jimmie Eighmy
W. G. McIntire
Dorothy Ray
Harry
Ray
Mr. White
P. F. White
Frank Goff
Richard
Topeka
Mr. Goff
Les Demeritt
Halderman
Clinton
Bim
Garrett
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