Baldwin plans second New Citizenship Institute theme
Baldwin City on November 18 announces the theme Re creating the American Ideas for the December 6 7 8 gathering. E K Resler of Cedarvale Kansas dean and chair of World Peace and Social Causes for the Kansas Annual Conference of the M E church leads the planning with Y M C A and Y W C A sponsorship from the Rocky Mountain region. Delegates will include high school sponsors and students from regional colleges.
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Baldwin City
New Citizenship Institute
E. K. Resler
Cedarvale
Kansas
Commission On World Peace and Social Causes
M. FE. Church
Y.mlc.a
Y.W.C.A
Rocky Mountain
New York City
League of Nations
James Meyers
Kansas City
Cooperative League ofAmerica
Harold Case
Topeka
James Chubb
Baldwin
W. A. Irwin
Freeman Havighurst
H. C. Case
Slee Eckert
Randolph
Aty
Liberty Needs Safeguards Says Bledsoe at Founders Day
Washington Pennsylvania November 16 CP Samuel T. Bledsoe president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad received an honorary doctor of laws and spoke at Washington and Jefferson college Founders Day decrying that liberty now needs more protection than at the time the Constitution was adopted. He noted population growth and citizen participation have surged while individual influence waned.
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Washington
Samuel T. Bledsoe
Chicago Railroad
Bledsoe
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Washington and Jefferson College
United States
Sales Barn Stays Open After Court Order
Erie Kan Nov 18 UPI Target of a city ordinance a community sales barn operated here today under protection of a district court restraining order Ted W Kyle and Homer Savage operators obtained the court order after the city ordinance prohibiting such a sales barn where livestock
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Erie
Kan
UPI
Ted W. Kyle
Homer Savage
City Council Adopts Ordinance Amid Court Challenge
A petition with 264 signatures seeks repeal of the ordinance filed with the council as court action proceeds. The council has 20 days to act or call a special election. Judge J T Cooper is expected to rule this week on a motion to make the restraining order permanent.
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J. T. Cooper
Washington to hold December revival of civil industrial program
Washington scenes recall General Hugh Johnson era as December discussions shape fate of the recovery administration. Secretary Rogers advisory council meets December 4 at the commerce department. Major Berry’s CIP aims to attract thousands of labor and industry leaders to explore reviving NRA like initiatives. CIP’s December 9 practical session forms groups of employers and workers to decide future action as Congress may be asked to respond.
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Washington
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Roper
Business Advisory Council
Commerce Department
George L. Berry
Council of Industrial Progrress
Ways and Means Committee
House
Finance Committee
Senate
The
Recovery Administration
Major Berry
CIP
Pressmen’s Union
Berry
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Ber
Congress
Newspapers serve best advertising for bakers study says
NEWSPAPER SERVES BEST Chicago November 18 The American Bakers Association released a nationwide survey showing newspapers capture 46 percent of a baker's advertising dollar far ahead of store displays 16 percent billboards 14 percent and radio 14 percent. The study also ranks long term consumer demand with 31.7 percent for newspapers. Baldwin City Kansas November 18 Champ Graham Baker University senior and debater has been picked by the scholarship committee to represent the college in the Rhodes Scholarship exams at the University of Kansas in December. Raymond Pruitt a Baker University graduate is now at Oxford University as a Kansas Rhodes scholar.
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Chicago
American Bakers Association
Baldwin City
Champ Graham
Baker University
University of Kansas
Raymond Pruitt
Oxford University
Kansas
Legislative Drift Shapes Post NRA Labor Code Fate
The piece outlines uncertainty over a proposed continuation of governing machinery for a new labor relations framework. It notes possible changes to antitrust law, potential end of the recovery administration, and labor’s stake amid voluntary trade agreements and FTC rules. Industry fears loss of centralized control as calls persist for coordinated production and price regulation.
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Recovery Administration
Federal Trade Commission
Fever Fires in Kansas
Topeka reports October fire losses at 104170 dollars, down from 2123791 in September and 162853 last year. Only 157 fires were reported. Crawford County led with 10 fires and 12955 dollars in losses, followed by Sedgwick and Labette counties.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Department of Inspections and Registration
Crawford County
Sedgwick County
Labette
Big Springs Livestock Fair Annual Meeting and Bazaar
The Douglas County Livestock and Agricultural Fair will hold its annual meeting at the Big Springs schoolhouse on Tuesday evening November 19 at 8 o'clock. Three board members are elected each year for three-year terms. Big Springs United Brethren Ladies Aid plan their bazaar in the church basement on December 13 with a chicken supper and musical entertainment as highlights. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wright are noted in the item.
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Douglas County
Big Springs
Board of
Scow Size Sparks Banter in Brass Era Tale
A humorous exchange about a scow sparks chatter as a captain and Puffy react to the vessel moving under sail. The item traces moving residences for the winter, with Mr. and Mrs. J F Wright hosting guests and family travel notes from Bogota to New York. Beverley Jean Johnson sends word of her father’s Colombia assignment and return plans. Edna Mae Horton visits Lawrence relatives for the weekend.
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Lecompton
J. Fb.wright
J. F. Wright
Jesse Wrigit
Denver
Cole
George Johnson
Beverley Jean
Johnson
New York
Bogota
Colombia
South America
Bogota For the Past Year. Mrs. Johnson and Beverley Jean
J. E Raba
Edna Mae Horton
Lawrence
W. Hurton
Community notes from Overbrook and surrounding areas
Sunday gatherings at Lone Star and the Felix Tucker home mark a busy social weekend. Visitors include Rev. and Mrs. E. Boehringer of Abilene, Mrs. John Kraft, and Miss Georgie Schermer, with trips to Lawrence, Lincoln, and Topeka for events and exams. Several locals aided with barn work and attended banquets and sales, while students resumed school and relatives visited kin in nearby towns.
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Lone Star
Felix Tucker
E. Boehringer
Abilene
John Kraft
W. J. Huscher
Georgie Schermer
Overbrook
Elmer Kampschroeder
C. A. Bidinger
Elmer Nichols
Hubert Wulfkuhle
Memorial Hospital
Henry Keohlar
August Walter
Joe Walter
Lecompton
Russell Houk
Clifford Brass
Harold Houk
Bernard Wise
Lincoln
Neb
Helen Wulfkuhle
Lawrence Business College
Marie Slusser
Local Families Spend Weekend at Twin Mound and Home
Mr and Mrs A E Deister visited Twin Mound on Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Charlie Roller Jr and family of Kansas City spent Sunday at the Charles Roller Sr home. Mr and Mrs J F Bidinger and...
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A. E. Deister
Twin Mound
Montport
Charlie Roller
Kansas City
Charles Roller
J. F. Bidinger
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