Roosevelt Opposes Spending-Lending Plan From Stabilization Fund
President Roosevelt dismissed reports of a new spending lending program using part of the $2 billion stabilization fund to aid business. The plan would reportedly release $1.5 billion for a nationwide home building effort, extend loans to small firms, ease social security benefits, insure utility loans, lower construction loan rates, purchase rail equipment, and set up a new agency to manage the funds. Senators Wagner and Penner, Ecclés, and Leon Henderson were named as involved, with changes likely before submission to the White House and Congress.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Treasury
Federal Housing Administration
Wagner
D-N.y
Penner
Dfla
Marriner E. Ecclés
Federal Reserve Board
Leon Henderson
Securities Commision
White House
Ickes
PWA
Standard Oil agents gather for power and fuel demonstrations
Fifteen Standard Oil company agents from the surrounding territory met at the bulk station with host F S Hall Lawrence territory wholesale salesman. K E Mebold and Ralph Bessy from Kansas City offices led the session to show correct adjustments for using fuel power effectively. Various tractors were used in the demonstration with attendees from Baldwin Bonner Springs DeSoto Eudora Gardner Lenexa Louisburg Meriden Olathe Perry Tonganoxie and Wellsville.
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Standard Oil Company
F. S. Hall
Lawrence
Territory
K. E. Mebold
Ralph Bessy
Kansas City
Baldwin
Bonner Springs
DeSoto
Eudora
Gardner
Lenexa
Louisburg
Meriden
Olathe
Perry
Tonganoxie
Wellsville
Joint Senior Recital by Campbell and Boucher Graces KU Music
Helen Campbell soprano and Martha Boucher pianist presented a joint senior recital at KU. Campbell showcased Mozart Paradies Brahms Boyce Powell and Delibes with an aria encore and earned standing applause. Boucher delivered four piano numbers including Haberbier Guilmant Palmgren Griffes Saint-Saens and Moszkowski concerto movement aided by Swarthout. Both artists received bouquets andMU Phi Epsilon members attended and hosted a reception afterward.
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K. U. School of Fine Arts
Helen Campbell
Martha Boucher
Miss Campbell
L’amero
Mozart
Brahms
Schubert
Meribah Moore
Lucille Wagener
Miss Boucher
Howard C. Taylor
Haberbier
Guilmant
Griffes
Saint-Saens
Moszkowski
Taylor
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Mu Phi Epsilon
Kansas Biologic Survey Plans Summer Insect Expedition
The Kansas Biological Survey led by Dr. Raymond H. Beamer will tour the southeastern United States to Florida collecting insects for the Francis Huntington Snow entomological collections. Four students accompany Beamer on the two month trip, continuing a program dating back to 1866 that adds about 50 000 specimens yearly.
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Kansas Biological Survey
Raymond H. Beamer
Department of Entomology
United States
Florida
Francis Huntington Snow
Jack Beamer
Lawrence
Maurice Jackson
Elmo Hardy
Spanish Fork
Utah
Beamer
University
Snow
T” Ford
Southwest
Northeast
Deep South
Northwest
Canada
Page detail at Corbin hall features Miss Campbell and Miss Boucher
Ushers for the evening were Charlotte Stafford Rose Stach Shirley Kell and Eva Ruth Meinke accompanying the event at Corbin hall with Miss Campbell and Miss Boucher present.
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Miss Campbell
Miss Boucher
Corbin Hall
Charlotte Stafford
Rose Stach
Shirley Kell
Eva Ruth Meinke
Babies to Be Examined in Prize Show at Legion Home
Preliminary clinic for the prize baby show conducted by the Ladies Auxiliary to the American Legion drew more than 100 infants this morning at the Legion home. Health cards will be graded and returned to parents. normal scores earn health certificates. Doctors from Wray Enders to R H Edmiston assisted. Next Tuesday a baby beauty show with blue ribbon winners and titles Master and Miss Lawrence will close with a coronation pageant at Lawrence high school auditorium. A dance program by Miss Roberta Robertson's school of dance will entertain.
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Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion
Wray Enders
W. R. Palmer
Lawrence High School
Roberta Robertson
School of Dance
Broadway Serenade at the Granada Delivers Lew Ayres Return
The Granada presents Broadway Serenade featuring Jeanette MacDonald Frank Morgan and Busby Berkeley with Lew Ayres in a real starring role. The plot follows Mary and Jimmy a Broadway hopeful singer and pianist whose romance is tested by success. Shorts include a Porky cartoon and news. Spring cleaning prompts classified ads to sell unwanted items.
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Jeanette MacDonald
Frank Morgan
Busby Berkley
Lew Ayres
Seymours
Mary
Jimmy
Broadway
Verde Island Sinking Report Spurs Island Evacuations
Tiny Verde Island near Manila, population 4000, was reported sinking into the sea. Governor Caedo said residents were being evacuated as authorities believed the quakes caused by tectonic activity and sea water affecting limestone formations.
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Manila
Verde Island
Vicente Caedo
Batangas Province
Batangas
Miguel Selga
Weather Bureau
Prowlings Break In At Lawrence Club After Nightfall
Police rushed to Lawrence Country Club Wednesday evening after two windows were cracked on the north porch and another on the east locker room. A dog alerted owner Chick Pontius on the third floor, but no intruders were found. Fingerprints were lifted and checked against records.
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Lawrence Country Club
Spitz
Chick Pontius
Pontius
Lawrence
Mother's Day Services and Local Social Gatherings in Lecompton
Attendees filled the United Brethren church for Mother's Day services in Lecompton with special music by Elaine Banks and Daisy Bair. Raymond Barland visited from Beloit, while a junior senior banquet at Lecompton High School featured a show ground scene supervised by Daisy Bair and hosted by sophomores and teachers. A family reunion at Harley Armstrong's home drew relatives from Barker, Lawrence, Knowledge Hill, and Lecompton.
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United Brethren Church
Lecompton
Elaine Banks
Daisy Bair
Raymond Barland
Beloit
N. J. Barland
Jerry
Will
Lecompton High School
Maggie Daisy
Lawrence
W. S. Collins
Jack
Viela Welcher
Jane Potter
Community Notes From Lecompton Area Nods And Visitors
Local families report visits and gatherings across Lawrence Lecompton and Kanwaka. Delmar Barland underwent appendectomy at Memorial hospital returning home. Miss Mae Norwood and Miss Jane Potter spent time with relatives. Lecompton baseball beat Auburn 14 to 4. A rain is hoped for as the area feels drought.
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Victorene Barland
John Hayrack
Lake View
Harrison Rose
Jack Collins
Lecompton
Clarence Hodson
C. C. Potter
Mr. Wamley
Lawrence
Collins
Henrietta Slavens
Washington, D. C
Sarah Slavens
Slavens
N. J. Barland
Death notices Mrs Grimes leaves large family
The obituary records the death of Mrs Jack Grimes on Wednesday morning. Lena was born and raised in the district with a brief stay in Kansas City. Survived by husband four sons William Topeka Sammie Wesley and Eddie at home a daughter Mrs Marvin Kasson parents two brothers and one sister and many relatives. Funeral at Rumsey funeral home Saturday at 2 o'clock.
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Jack Grimes
Lena
Kansas City
William Grimes
Topeka
Sammie
Wesley
Eddie
Marvin Kasson
Rumsey Funeral Home
Teesee
Peediea
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