Committee Forms to Put Idle Dollars to Work Under Young
A New York based committee led by Owen D Young aims to mobilize hundreds of millions of idle funds held by banks and industry to spur credit expansion and a price recovery. Members include George L Harris Mortimer N Buckner and leaders from General Electric AT&T and GM. The group seeks avenues such as loans to building and loan societies and farm loan banks to unlock credit for homes and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Industralists
Owen D. Young
George L. Harris
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reservers
Federal
United States
Mr. Harrison
General Eilectric Company
Mortimer N. Buckner
New York Trust Company
Floyd L. Carlisle
Consolidated Gas Company
Walter S. Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Charles E. Mitchell
National City Bank
Huddle photoplay pleases Dickinson audience this weekend
The Huddle remains a good photoplay at Dickinson theater though critics note it diverges from the Hollywoo story. Ramon Novarro as Tony charms, Madge Evans is a bright heroine, and the film features notable group Yale songs and a sung Italian folk piece by Novarro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson Theater
Hollywoo
Francis Wallace
Ramon Novarro
Tony
Madge Evans
Novarro
Buddy Rogers
Midland Theatre
Kansas City
Yale
R.A.D
Dickinson Thoma custody case heads to court Monday
District court idle today, schedule shows Leila B Thoma versus Clyde M Thoma over child custody to be heard next Monday at 9 o clock. Earlier, jury selected for Glen W Dickinson versus local Odd Fellows over breach of contract seeking about 3500 dollars for theater on the Odd Fellow lot at Ninth and Vermont streets. trial set for Monday morning. Retail operations show gains in New York May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila B. Thoma
Clyde M. Thoma
Glen W. Dickinson
Odd Fellows
Odd Fellow
Ninth and
Vermont Streets
Veteran starter Deacon Litz to race at Memorial Day meet
Associated Press notes veteran Deacon Litz will be among starters in this year’s Memorial Day automobile race at Indianapolis. The weekly mercantile reviews report further seasonal gains in retail operations amid adverse basic conditions.
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Associated Press
Indianapolia
Deacon Litz
Mercantile Reviews
Miller Defends Wheat Sample Purchase as Legitimate Deal
Topeka, May 20. Rep. Charles Miller of Tonganoxie described his purchase of wheat samples from the state grain inspection department as a legitimate business deal. He countered George B. Ross who said Miller obtained 300 bushels through weighmaster R. J. Killeen. Miller claimed the arrangement was a straightforward proposition at below market price, with invoiced loads differing from agreed quotes. He left open who initiated the idea and noted ongoing disputes with Kincaid.
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Topeka
Charles Miller
Tonganoxie
State Grain Inspection Department
George B. Ross
State
Miller
R. J. Killeen
Harry H. Woodring
Ross
Killeen
Kansas City
Kincaid
Jasper T. Kincaid Named Ross Successor
Miller stated the deals were between the grain department and Valley Grain Co of Tomah, with Valley Grain president also cited, naming Jasper T. Kincaid as Ross's successor.
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Jasper T. Kincaid
Ross
Miller
Grain Department
The
Valley Grain Company of
Tomanoxie
Rural pupils added to junior high promotion list
The rural district section of the junior high promotion list was released adding 46 names to the prior 132, bringing the total to 178 pupils set to be promoted next Thursday at 1 30 pm in the high school auditorium. The rural list includes Dale Allison Edward Anderson Laura Banks Lewis Beurmann Virginia Beurmann Della Bond Kenneath Bond Mabel Britton Gene Childs Lawrence Coffman Joseph Cox Alvenn Dich Raymond Duncan Byron Eisele Helen Gentry Marshal Gorrit Betty Hemphill Calvin Hoover Marvin Houk Walter Houk Harold Howard Hazel Ikenberry Kenneth Johnson Fred Jones Helen Kampschroeder Francis Kennedy Arnett Lee King Arthur Leonhard Margaret Lewis Charles Lindell Walter Love Milton McClung Evelyn Markley John Metsker Waneta Nemec Frances Nichols Donald North Dorothy Nunemaker Bernice Pence Raymond Schaake Paul Stowe Anna Jane Ward Frank Watkins Curtis Wilson Herman Wulfkuhle Ferne Wyner and others.
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Dale Allison
Edward Anderson
Laura John Banks
Lewis Beurmann
Virginia
Beurmann
Della Bond
Kenneath Bond
Mabel Britton
Gene Childs
Lawrence ‘Coffman
Joseph Cox
Alvenn Dich
Raymond Duncan
Byron Eisele
Helen Gentry
Marshal Gorrit
Betty Hemphill
Calvin Hoover
Marvin Houk
Walter Houk
Harold Howard
Hazel Ikenberry
Kenseth Johnson
Fred Jones
Helen Kampschroeder
Francis’ Kennedy
Arnett Lee “King
Arthur Leonhard
Margaret Lewis
Charles Lindell
Walter Love
Milton McClung
Evelyn Markley
John Metsker
Waneta Nemec
Frances Nichols
Donald North
Dorothy Nunemaker
Bernice Pence
Raymond Schaake
Paul Stowe
Anna Jane Ward
Frank Watkins
Curtis Wilson
Herman Wulfkuhle
Ferne Wyner
Coop Club Heard Dr Lane On Biology Talk And Band
Dr H H Lane of the University of Kansas spoke to the Cooperative Club at the Green Owl tea room. A German band played pieces by Allen Asher Dick Coole Ralph Halley Maurice Austin Raymond Young and Louis Kuhne. The meeting tied to the National Association of Schools of Music curricula commission. Dean Swarthout will travel later due to a death in Ann Arbor Michigan of former Dean Albert Stanley.
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H. H. Lane
University of Kansas Department of Biology
Cooperative Club
Green Owl Tea Room
Allen Asher
Dick Coole
Ralph Halley
Maurice Austin
Raymond Young
Louis Kuhne
Joe
Ann Arbor
Mich
Albert Stanley
University of Michigan
Ann Ambor
National Association of Schools of Music
Swarthout
Swarthout Delays Meeting. Plans Ann Arbor Trip
Dean D M Swarthout of the school of fine arts postpones a scheduled meeting after receiving a telegram this morning informing him he will make a later trip to Ann Arbor. Further details on the rescheduled engagement were not immediately available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Ann Arbor
D M. Swarthout
School of Fine Arts
Student aviator struck by propeller at Ottawa airport
Connie Newbore of Chicago, a student aviator, suffered a head injury when struck by a moving airplane propeller at Conard airport near Ottawa. He and another pilot were en route to Los Angeles from St. Louis aboard a new plane when the accident occurred.
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Connie Newbore
Chicago
Conard
Ottawa
Newbore
Los Angeles
Kansas Board Members Elected at University of Kansas
Five new members of the Kan san Board at the University of Kansas were elected yesterday. They are Paul Miner Maron Ira McCarty Iola Bill Frailey Arkan sas City Lillabelle Stahl Burlin and Alfreda Brodbeck. Chancellor Lindley will give the commencement address at Hiawatha high school tonight. Dr Lindley addressed Bethany hospital nurses in Kansas City Mo last night. Ed Truban of Duquoin Ill, shortstop and captain of the 1931 Illinois baseball team, will share the captaincy this spring with George Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan Board
Kansan
University of Kansas
Paul Miner
Maron
Ira McCarty
Iola
Bill Frailey
Arkansas City
Lillabelle Stahl
Burlin
Alfreda Brodbeck
King
Lindley
Hiawatha
Hiawatha High School
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Ed Truban
Duquoin
University of Ilinois
George Mills
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Serge Lewis Stone
Jean* Hersholt
Anseane
Ia Metra-Goldmyn
Mayer Ricrmes
Jackie Cooper
Chas, “Chic
Wichita
Patee
Estrat
Evelyn Brent
Ire In
Eric Lilyan
Tashman
Louise” Fazenda
Tom Tyler
Man
From
New Mexico
John Barrymore
States
Phil Gibson
Pvabsnys
Cock OF the Air
Chester Morris
Billie Dove
Lonely Hill Billys
Aleshire and
Rutledge
Weaver Bros
Ken Maynard
Arizona Terror
Buffalo Bill
NEWS
Neil Hamilton
Wallace Ford
Jean Hersholt
Joan Marsh
Owl
Sandwich Shop
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Highway No. 10
Haskell
Lloyd Craig
Jemima Waterson
Geo. Richardson
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Ingram
Kodakers
Kodak Films
Ade
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Oldfield
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Hudson Motor Co
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