Darrow Report Against the NRA Roils Washington
The Darrow review board's harsh critique of the NRA stirred political fallout as pressure mounted for abolition of the board. The report labeled NRA practices as harmful to small business, urged socialist alternatives, and drew sharp responses from NRA administrators and senators including Borah and Nye.
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Hollywood Glamor Hits Kansas Hearst Airport Scene
A Kansan reporter notes Hepburn flew in to discuss film plans amid chatter on divorce rumors. The piece mentions Ludell Ogden Smith’s boot from Philadelphia society, Hepburn experimenting with hair styles, and Laughton’s return from England after winning his 1938 Oscar. Also notes Allen and Rogers in new projects and Will Rogers Jr. appearing in Ah Wilderness.
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Atta Boy Pathfinder Riddle Exchange
A playful exchange shows a teacher and Bobby discussing sums. Bobby tests arithmetic, the teacher prompts, and the Pathfinder narrator notes multiple answer attempts and a final corrective cue. The dialogue centers on basic addition and a rhythm of doubt and correction.
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Who Owns the Public Schools
A Letter to the Editor criticizes the school board for dismissing Principal Hyde without explanation. The writer argues actions reveal motives, warns of lowered teacher morale and public confidence, and urges disclosure of reasons or ballot action to restore trust in the city’s school system. The piece emphasizes accountability and civic remedy.
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Recall and Education Clash With Public Ownership
A letter criticizes a school board and superintendent for dismissing recall as unnecessary arguing recall is a voters tool to remove public officers. The writer asserts the public schools belong to the people and urges prioritizing education over brick and mortar savings. It also reviews Twenty Million Sweethearts at Patee with Dick Powell Ginger Rogers and Pat O'Brien delivering light entertainment and radio flavor.
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Projections and Lectures At Local Arts Week
Monday 8:45 P M Provinces of Poetry features Miss Helen Rhoda Hoopes assistant English professor Tuesday 2:30 P M Psychiatric Social Work Mel Sass Jr Lawrence p m Tlan on the Renaissance Roeder review by Edgar Irwin King Incl Logan Kansas 9345 p m Athletic Question Box Prof E R Elbel on Miss Rogers attractiveness on screen Allen Jenkins amusing Laurel and Hardy shorts Mickey Mouse in Mickeys Gala Premiere historic trend of the flag questioned outstanding entertainment staged and well cast Arliss appears as Mayer Rothschild later Nathan leader of the sons Mrs Nathan Roths child played by Mrs Arliss Loretta Young as Rothschild daughter and Robert Young English officer Boris Karloff as Prussian count cast includes many known actors C Aubrey Smith plays Duke Wellington.
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Arliss Stars In The House Of Rothschild At Varsity
George Arliss again heads the cast in The House of Rothschild at the Varsity theater where he plays the family patriarch and later one of the five sons. Capacity crowds yesterday underscored his popularity as the film traces the Rothschilds rise in the Napoleonic era and the Jewish trials in Prussia amid war and peace.
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Marriage Licenses Granted in Kansas City Area
Marriage licenses issued to Olin W. Nichols and Jessie A. Davis both of Kansas City Missouri who expected to wed Rev Edwin F. Price of Lawrence. William R. Rhodes of Kansas City Missouri and Marjorie E. Roper of Lawrence married by Probate Judge L H Menger. Joseph Stamfel and Dorothy Clements both of Kansas City Kansas married by Judge Menger.
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Jessie A. Davis
Kansas City
Edwin F. Price
Lawrence
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Marjorie E. Roper
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Dorothy Clements
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Labor unions rally against fascist network in Brazilian cities
The Sao Paulo federation of laborers backs the Bahia federation in opposing the Brazilian fascist group. The movement reports nuclei in Sao Paulo Rio de Janeiro and Nictheroy as it expands activity across major urban centers.
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