NRA code ruling sparks sharp constitutional clash in coal mining case
Federal Judge Dawson's opinion on the NRA and Kentucky coal mining code signals a major controversy. The decision characterizes the NRA claim to impose a mining code as a grave usurpation, likely affecting local business nationwide if upheld, a bold challenge to the program's reach. Seven years after Lindbergh's Paris landing, his enduring fame and the nation's mood toward government aid for students are noted alongside praise for continued college aid to keep youths in school.
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Dawson
NRA
Kentucky
O Lindbergh
Paris
Atlantic
Lindbergh
St.Louis
National Conference of Social Work in Kansas City
A major national gathering in Kansas City explores the social work field, noted as a heavily capitalized industry worth about 16 billion dollars with last year’s expenditures around 2.5 billion. The movement aims at alleviating immediate needs while using gained experience to improve human living and address broader societal conditions.
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Kansas City
National Conference of Social Work
United States
Conference of Social Work
Missouri votes 14 million bond for state penal and eleemosynary institutions
Problems and possibilities of social evolution will be considered. The people of Missouri have voted a bond issue of 14 million dollars for the improvement of the state's penal and eleemosynary institutions, indicating either they hope to get jobs on construction work for the state or that the taxpayers are feeling the pressure little less than they did for a number of years.
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Missouri
Dictatorships and parliamentary government decline in Bulgaria
The piece argues that extreme rule, in Bulgaria and elsewhere, undermines parliamentary government which dissolves under pressure from both right and left. It asserts representative constitutional government remains best for self governing peoples, noting recent global losses of ground. It closes with a Chicago fire joke about stockyards and cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Chicago
Local Weddings And Socials Hit Area News
Old Home Town announces the approaching marriage of Miss Bernadine Layman to Homer Herriott at Congregational church on Thursday June 5. Grace Ulrich returns home for summer after teaching in Wichita. Myra Clough called home by mother’s illness in Tingley Iowa. Olive Isabelle King marries Charles O Eberwein at Rev N D Goehring home and heads to the Ozarks. Bert Walter hosts a five hundred card party for forty guests. prizes awarded. Edith Ray resigns from Weavers and will move to Kansas City for her future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadine Layman
Homer Herriott
Congregational Church
Grace Ulrich
Wichita
Mattie Ulrich
Myra Clough
Tingley
Iowa
Viola Clough
Kentucky Street
Vernon King
Olive Isabelle
Charles O. Eberwein
N. D. Goehring
James Fitzpatrick
Lulu Fritz
Edith Ray
Weavers
Kansas City
Graduation addresses by professors at local high schools
Twenty five years ago, five professors were to give graduation addresses at Clifton Kingsley Arsenia and Kincaid tonight. George Kuhkne excavates for a new house at the corner of Illinois and Henry Streets, Roberts and Newcomb lay cement walks. Guy Westfall begins a modern residence in Hosford addition, Ed Kesold rebuilds two brick buildings after a recent fire. Work is aimed to restart Bartz and Zimmerman’s businesses soon. Mr. and Mrs. J L Morris departed.
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Templin
Clifton
Schwegler
Kingsley
Burdick
Arsenia
Olin
Kincaid
George Kuhkne
Illinois
Henry
Roberts and Newcomb
Guy Westfall
Hosford
South
Lawrence
Ed Kesold
Bartz
Mr. Zimmerman
J. L. Morris
Poor Pa by Robert Quillen
A brief humor piece in which a mother says it is fine to send missionaries to teach the heathen but not to bring heathen to America, fearing the impact of Americans' behavior on them. The quotation reflects social attitudes and mid century humor.
Lawrence Poet Harry Kemp to Deliver Lions Address
Last evening in Lawrence Harry Kemp the poet offered to enter the lions den at the carnival. He will deliver a discourse on lions at 8 o clock, insisting the people should accept the challenge and not be bluffed out. He has spent the day preparing and plans a bold address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Harry Kemp
Lions den
Lawrence
Kemp
Norwood stock farm owner to race at Kansas City sale
B A Smith promoter of Norwood stock farm will take five or six top horses to a Kansas City sale this Thursday and Friday. A gang of Coxeyites stole beer then were shipped out of town after one man remained jailed for drunkenness. Mrs S H Carmean returns from a ten week California trip. D H Spencer returns from Philadelphia medical school. Mr and Mrs R M Ridgeway of Salida Cal visit relatives in town.
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B. A. Smith
Norwood
Kansas City
Wilkes
Mr. Smith
Coxeyites
North Lawrence
S. H. Carmean
Sacramento
Cal
California
D. H. Spencer
Philadelphia
R. M. Ridgeway
Salida
Kansas History May 20 1899 Muskter out regiments San Francisco
On May 20 1899 Secretary of War Alger informs Governor Stanley that the Twentieth Kansas and all volunteer regiments will be mustered out at San Francisco. On May 21 1899 Carl Brown Coxey’s chief lieutenant calls in Wichita to organize another army to march on Washington. A Hutchinson streetcar company fire destroys the car barn and nearly all cars.
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Alger
Stanley
Kansas
San Francisco
Carl Brown
Jacob Coxey
Cail
Wichita
Washington
Hutchinson
Flashes of Life from Across the Nation and Abroad
A Saint John resident awoke to a false alarm when a dream of fire led him to break a window and summon help. In Kansas nude sunbathers atop idle oil derricks claim seclusion. In Topeka a firefighter lost his hat to a goat during a blaze at a chicken house. In Menominee a man released from jail for drunkenness aided pals and smuggled whisky back in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Topeka
Kan
Bill Boxd
Menominee, Mich
Russell Nelson
New Regime Moves to Cored Legislative Reform
Sofia reports the military dictatorship plans government reforms including a new 100 member legislature to replace the dissolved parliament with 70 appointed members. Tokyo guards shield Premier Saito amid fears after treasury scandal tied to Vice Minister Kuroda arrest. Havana bomb hits home of defense attorney for policemen linked to Machado murders.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Bulgaria
Kimon Gueerfuieff
Tokyo
Saito
Treasury
Kuroda
Havana
Manuel Sainz Silveria
Machado
Homeopathic Doses History by Dr Edward Bumgardner
A compact history by Dr Edward Bumgardner covers notable May 1856 Kansas events including Judge Lecompte grand jury treason prisoners and the Pottawatomie killings. It also notes Sumner's Crime Against Kansas and Lane’s Chicago speech alongside later Brazil honors for Balbo and other foreign figures.
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Kansas
Lecompte
Josiah Miller
South Carolina
Sumner
Free State
Lawrence
Brooks
Pottawatomie
Lane
Chicago
Judith Dale Fights Rio Diablo Dam Battle Deepens
Judith Dale pursues the Rio Diablo dam fight funded by Big Tom Bevins will. Attorney Morton Lampere’s secret moves up river complicate the case as Judith receives a letter from her husband Norman who sides with the heirs. Norman leaves Dale Lampere, widening fears for Hillendale while Judith awaits further legal shifts and notices.
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Judith Dale
Rio Diablo
Big Tom Bevins
Morton Lampere
Bevins
Big Tom
Hillendale
Mathilde
Delphy
Eve
Judith
Norton
Miss Judy
Judy
The
Dales
Edith
Clia
Norman
Dale, Lampere and Morrison
Lamaere
Amcoth
Silk
Bologna
Judy-girl
Morton Lamipere
Texas
Main
Atul
Lampere
Lamspere
Cunard
State Commission
Austin
Scuthborne
Scathborne
DeMar
Lise
United States
Rose
Bears Learn Lessons in Puddle Muddle Woods
Mary Graham Bonner recounts Jupiter and Blacky, bear cubs under Honey Bear, learning safe play near their mother in Puddle Muddle. Honey Bear guides them while proudly watching their games and first forays, unaware of upcoming danger.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Jupiter and
Blacky
Honey Bear
Jupiter Bear
Blacky Bear
Juniter
Jupiter
Cubs and Christopher Hears a Bachelor’s Quiet Trick
Tomorrow in Stray Stories the bachelor visits a recently married friend to view a flat. The mate notes the kitchen is tiny and jokes about his inability to help with dishes, adding a wink about keeping it quiet in the married man’s tale.
Roosevelt pressures Congress to adjourn by June 5
Washington reports President Roosevelt pushes for early adjournment as House leaders confront stubborn minorities pressing major bills. Burns Rainey and Bankhead faced a revolt of recalcitrant lawmakers delaying Frazier-Lemke farm mortgage nationalization, McLeod bank deposits payment, and Connery 80 hour week using discharge petitions to force floor votes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Rainey
House
Burns
Bankhead
House Rules Committee
White House
Frazier-Lemke
McLeod
Connery
Rule on discharge rule prompts swift adjournment push
The article notes that seven legislative days must pass after a petition before a vote, with ballots on discharge days Mondays. It argues for speedy adjournment to avoid expanding the rule and delaying the session. Predictions say the discharge rule may be removed from the House manual, a change blamed on Democratic control since 1930.
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House
Health Ed Excerpt on Appendicitis Death Rates
Dr Iago Galdston discusses the U S death toll from appendicitis, noting 17 000 annual deaths and rising rates in 60 American cities. He cites Philadelphia campaign efforts led by medical groups to reduce deaths by teaching early symptoms and dangers of delay and self medication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
County Medical Society
Department of Public Health
College of Physicians
Director of Public Health
Puff's Daring Moment on the Dark Highway
A tense scene follows Puff as a truck speeds on a dark highway. Puff sits motionless yet trembles, weighing a perilous jump before it is too late. He contemplates the risk and chooses to wait for the right moment.
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Puff
Puffy
Laxatives Use Guidance Warned in Medical Note
A medical note warns purchasers against using laxatives such as castor oil citrate of magnesia epsom salts rochelle salts or other laxatives to relieve abdominal pain without first consulting a physician. The guidance urges seeking professional advice before proceeding with any laxative.
Ford Dealer Bid Challenge Fights Government Trucks Contracts
Washington May 19 AP A temporary injunction blocks Secretary Ickes and Secretary Wallace from rejecting bids by Northwest Motor Co Bethesda Md for government truck orders. The firm says Ford’s NRA code affidavits were not provided and its three bids totaling about 830 were ignored.
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Washington
Ickes
Wallace
Ford Motor Car
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Northwest Motor Company
Bethesda
Tekes
Ford Motor Company
NRA
Ford Trucks
Indict Dillinger and nine gang members in federal case
A federal grand jury in Madison Wisconsin indicted John Dillinger and nine companions four women charging harboring and concealing persons sought by the justice department. The indictments expand beyond the prior Dyer act charge and name Dillinger and members including George Baby Face Nelson Rose Anker Ann Southern Patricia Young Marion Marr and others with ties to the Crown Point jail escape and a spree of robberies and shootings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
John Dillinger
Indiana
Desperado
Department of Justice
Altho
Dillinger
Crown Point
Ind
Dillinger Gang
John Hamilton
Homer van Meter
Pat Riley
Tommy Carroll
George
Baby Face
Views on Disarmament Agreement Between Mussolini and Hitler
Rome May 19 AP Mussolini and Germanys von Ribentrop issued a joint communique saying they agree on the necessity of a general disarmament treaty after a long talk. Von Ribentrop was authorized to express Hitlers views. Also noted is a contrast: US farmers north of the Rio Grande are paid to cut acreage while Mexican valley growers plant a record 50,000 acres.
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Rome
Mussolini
Hitler
Germany
Duce
Herr von Ribentrop
von Ribentrop
Rio Grande
Mexican Valley
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Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
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le Angeles
New Orpheum
St. Louis
10 USA
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Winfield
Cable News
Edward Bumgardner
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Italo Balbo
Justo
Argentina
Edwin V. Morgan
Judith Lane
Norman. Frost
Union
Frost
Batries
Cubs
Christopher
Meckert Plummer
Aunt Het
Emmie
Ford Dealer
Chevrolet
Wrrn
America
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank
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