Darrow Report Seeks Parting Shot at NRA in May Review
The Darrow Review board faces extinction and sharp lines over its NRA attack as it prepares another report on codes. Johnson accuses the board of misrepresenting facts, saying only a fraction of small firms were harmed by codes, while Roosevelt’s stance remains undecided.
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Johnson
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Charles Edward Russell
Lowell Mason
Illinois
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Little Fellows
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Russia
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Esther Twente Named President of Kansas Social Workers
Kansas City announces Esther Twente assistant superintendent of relief for the Kansas emergency relief committee as president of the Kansas conference of social workers. New officers include Dr M W Roper vice president Dr Bert A Nash treasurer Miss Catherine Godfredson secretary and Mrs Harry Bure along with Marion Aley and Dr Glen A Bakkum as new executive committee members. ORDERS CHURCHES CLOSED.
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Kansas Emergency Relief Committee
Kansas Conference of Social Workers
M. W. Roper
Emporia Teachers College
Bert A. Nash
University of Kansas
Catherine Godfredson
Manhattan
Harry Bure
Kansas Chan
Marion Aley
Wichita
Glen A. Bakkum
University of Wichita
Governor Calles closes Sonora Catholic churches
Governor Rodolfo Elias Calles orders closure of all Catholic churches in Sonora Mexico provoking protests from Catholics who view the move as anti religious. Hermosillo reports show long lines at cathedrals for marriages and baptisms as rumors spread the measure. Also noted is a joke about a hair tonic for a typist in the same dispatch. Wisconsin drouth relief rains temper drought conditions in northern and central areas.
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Drought Threat Looms as Forest Fire Spreads Across County
Severe drought conditions threaten the region as a wildfire scorches amid tinder dry forests. Fire crews battled the blaze yesterday, keeping pressure on the flames while residents reported heat and smoke.
Showers Cool State Topeka May 22 195? Weather Update
Showers across Kansas yesterday were light and scattered, not helping crops much. Cooler, pleasant conditions expected to linger through tomorrow with a return of heat later. Eastern Kansas saw most rain, western Kansas drought persists. Topeka tied May 21 high with 93 degrees, Garden City hit 100. Dust storms minimal. temperatures tonight 50s east, slightly lower west. Annual meeting set for Stony Point Cemetery May 26 with noon basket meal and 2 pm business session. Representative McCarthy aims for early talks on resuming Kansas City Denver airmail. Dynamite attacks against Coal Valley mine reported in Birmingham. CCC camp in Stillwater quarantined after spinal meningitis death.
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Olinch
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Bright Boy devises scheme to skip school days
Junior-Jimmie Smith proposes a plan to avoid classes on warm days. He plans to wash his face at recess so the teacher will believe he is sick and send him home. Chelsea Pecord notes the cheeky tactic.
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Jimmie Smith
Harold
Chelsea Pecord
Crowding Social Hurley of Lawrence News Briefs
Henry Collins and many Lawrence residents visited family homes across Kanwaka and Lake View in a string of Wednesday to Friday calls. Notable attendances included the Lecompton high school senior play and a funeral at Rumsex with local families among the pallbearers. Governor Landon addressed a Trinity Lutheran banquet in Lawrence.
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Henry Collins
Lawrence
W. S. Collins
Dave Shields
Arthur Fmery
Harrie Armstrong
Collins
J. M. Crowder
Clarence Hodson
F.R. Patt
Lake View
Kerman Banks
Winter
Ralph Miller
Sam Sweezer
Gilbert Sims
Eugene Colins
Lecompton High School
Billie
Betty
Lawrence Vernon
Phillip Eric
W. J. Collins
J. B. Mercer
Wanda
D. M. Crowder
Charles Jensen
Dorothy Armstrong
Frank
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J. G. Sweezer
Trinity Lutheran Church
Governor Landon
Daisy Shook
Taran
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Lawrence Dicker Weekend Social Notes
Mrs Charl Gilliland and daughter Hazel attended a Mother and Daughter banquet at Worden Evangelical church Saturday. Mr Elmer Rappard Mr Lyle Enyart and daughter La Wanda visited Sunday with Harry Flory. Miss Etta Montgomery stays this week with sister Mrs Roy Beckner and family. Neighborhood children practice for upcoming children's day programs in June.
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Charl Gilliland
Hazel
Worden Evangelical Church
Elmer Rappard
Lyle Enyart
la Wanda
Harry Flory
Etta Montgomery
Roy Beckner
Harris
Dune
Class Wit on the Ether Pervading Space
A Path Finder quip recalls a teacher asking what pervades all space and cannot be shut out, with a pupil replying that the smell of boiled cabbage fills the ether. The wit reflects old schoolroom humor.
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