Roosevelt to Stand By NRA For Another Year
Washington reports President Roosevelt will support the National Recovery Administration for another year amid debate on the Darrow report. He plans to survey nationwide results this summer while keeping NRA principles intact and considering post June 1938 permanence. Congress faces proposals to abolish or reform NRA with anti trust and codes scrutiny.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NRA
Darrow
National Recovery Administration
Capitol Hill
Nie
Rand
Darrow Review Board
House
Johnson
Love Birds at Dickinson features Slim Summerville and Zasu Pitts
Slim Summerville and Zasu Pitts headline the Dickinson feature Love Birds running for two more days. Audience approval was loud as the comedy follows a chicken loving Slim and a small town teacher Yasu from Ohio to a California desert where a slicker ranch deal leads to a wild mix up and a dramatic fight ending with a gold tooth loss.
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Slim Summerville
Zasu Pitts
Dickinson
Slim
Yasu
Ohio
California
Joses
Showers In Prospect Unsettled Weather Reaches Kansas
May 23 report from Topeka notes clouding skies across southern Kansas with possible showers spreading over the next 24 hours. Federal meteorologist D Flora expects late day or tonight showers, with a general rain possible to aid crops not yet helped by prior downpours. Western Kansas needs heavy rain as drought conditions persist. Temperatures may fall to around 60 tonight from 48 in several eastern locations.
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Topeka
Kansas
Flora
Silver Senators Study Purchase Bill Provisions in Washington
Four western senators Borah Thomas Wheeler and McCarran left the silver bloc for private talks on amending the silver purchase bill. They expected no changes, while Democratic leader Robinson said the measure would pass soon with President Roosevelt’s support. The plan seeks to buy silver until one fourth of national monetary value is silver, with mandatory home and abroad purchases and possible nationalization of domestic stocks.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Thomas
Okla
Wheeler
McCarran
Nev
Pittman
Roosevelt
Robinson
Treasury
Dixon, Former Interior Secretary and Montana Governor, Dies
Joseph Moore Dixon, 67, assistant secretary of the interior under Hoover, former U.S. senator and Montana governor, died of heart disease in Missoula. Noted for chairing the Progressive Committee in 1912 supporting Theodore Roosevelt. Survived by widow and six daughters.
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Missoula
Mont
API
Montana
Joseph Moore Dixon
Hoover — Administration
United States
Dixon
National Progressive Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
State Assembly
Villa Eden Visit Notes Of Lawrence Women
Mrs. Lloyd Douglas spent Saturday with her mother Mrs. A Tweed of Lawrence. Mrs. Alma Wolter of Kansas also connected with the gathering.
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Lloyd Douglas
A. Tweed
Lawrence
Alma Wolter
Kansas
Local families and visitors share time across towns
City residents spent days with relatives including Louis Torneden and Emma Wickey's family. Lena Torneden returned home for a few days. Several attended Linwood class night, rain reduced Sunday high school service attendance. Mrs. Davidson and son Melvin with Anna Torneden and children visited G Seele and son Robert. Meyer funeral at Hesper drew many, while Bonner Springs and Elk City visitors joined J T Haghey dinner. L Seele of Lawrence visited Godfrey Reetz’s family.
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City
Louis Torneden
Lena Torneden
Emma Wickey
Linwood
Charles Davidson
Melvin
Anna ‘Torneden
G. Seele
Robert
Fate Grere
William ‘Torneden
Lizzie Torneden
Meyer
Hesper
Bonner Springs
Oscar J Brown
Tonganoxie
G. Fanning
Elk City
J. T. Haghey
L. Seele
Lawrence
Godfrey Reetz
Linwood and area community notes of May events
Mrs Fern Wilson and children of Lawrence visited with Mrs W E Brock as Linwood held commencement exercises with twelve graduates. Seniors include Vincent Schoenhofer John Zimmerli Herbert Torneden and Melvin Meinke. A line party to Viva Villa followed by refreshments at Arch Meinke's home. The Happy Hour club met with twenty members and six guests.
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Fern Wilson
Lawrence
Fae Torneden
W. E. Brock
Linwood
Louie Milleret
Jennie Lou, Crabb
H. A
Edward Crabb
M. Smith
Kansas City
Gaton
Mr. Keister
Vincent Schoenhofer
John Zimmerli
Herbert Torneden
Melvin Meinke
Arch Meinke
Keister
Happy Hour Club
A. Brackenbury
Local marriage licenses issued to two couples in Topeka and Lawrence
Marriage licenses have been issued to P. W. Stewart of Topeka and Madelyn Howell of Frankfort who planned a Frankfort minister wedding, and to Orris Wells of Lawrence and Alice Mohler of Lone Star who were married by Probate Judge L. H. Menger.
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P. W. Stewart
Topeka
Madelyn Howell
Frankfort
Orris Wells
Lawrence
Alice Mohler
Lone Star
L. H. Menger
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