Two Groups Keep Pace On Incomes
Washington reports government income statistics show farmers and factory workers improving at similar rates from the low mood. Total farmer income for the year is about 6.8 billion dollars, 66.5 percent of the 1925 29 average, while manufacturing payrolls total 7.4 billion dollars, 68 percent of pre mood levels. The 1925 29 averages were 10.22 and 10.95 billion respectively, with farm income dropping to 4.33 billion in 1932 and payrolls to 4.875 billion. Retail prices rose slower than producer income, with 1913 levels at 156 percent in 1925 29 terms, dipping to 100 in 1933, and projected at 122 percent of 1913 levels for this year. Don Montgomery estimates retail price level at 122 percent of 1913 and 78 percent of the 1925 29 average.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Labor Department
Don Montgomery
AAA Consumers Counsel
Topeka Journal marks 50th anniversary edition
The Topeka State Journal celebrated its 50th anniversary of purchase by Frank MacLennan with a 150 page historical edition. It features unpublished Cyrus Holliday letters and a piece by Mrs. William A. Johnson. Prominent figures sent congratulations including President Roosevelt and Gov. Alf Landon.
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Topeka State Journal Today
Frank PacLennan
Cyrus K. Holliday
Santa Fe Railroad
Pennsylvania
Kansas
William A. Johnson
Kansas Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Arthur Capper
MacLennan
Associated Press
The
News Association
Cadet Dies in Crash Near Cibolo Texas
An Army plane crash three miles northeast of Cibolo claimed the life of Flying Cadet Rhoe H. Harris, 28, and injured Lieut. Walter S. Lee, 31, from Randolph Field. The report notes the fatality and injury details from the accident site and the training facility.
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San Antonio
Texas
Cibolo
Rhoe H. Harris
Walter S. Lee
Randolph Field
Beloved Lawrence Doctor Charles J. Simmons Dies
Funeral honors the lifelong Lawrence physician Charles J. Simmons aged near seventy eight. Eldest son of Dr. Noah Simmons born February 25 1858 Union City Indiana. He studied at KU preparatory school earned AB 1882 MD 1884 and trained at Dartmouth Vermont Bellevue and Polyclinic. He practiced in Lawrence with his father and helped establish a hospital and nurses school in 1903. He served as adjunct professor of surgery 1906-07 and contributed to Mayo Clinic work. He valued family, farm memories, gardens, and simple living.
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First Methodist Church
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Lucile Wagner
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Toms) Simmons
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Northside Hills
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University of Kansas
Kate Stephens
Dartmouth
University of Vermont
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New York
University of Kansas Medical School
M. T. Sadler
C. J. Simmons
Charles Simmons
Harry
Sithe
Beloved Lawrence Doctor Charles Simmons Dies
Dr. Charles Simmons longtime Lawrence physician died after an emergency operation. A native of Lawrence he married Emily Glathart in 1891 and is survived by her and their children Stella and Jerry G. Simmons. He spent winters in San Diego but returned yearly to Lawrence for his old patients. He planned travels including the Mediterranean and Europe before his death on October 20.
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Charles Simmons
Emily S. Glathart
Jeremiah Glathart
Simmons
Stella
Jerry G. Simmons
Betty Ann
Jerry
Stella Simmons
R. A
California
Jerry Simmons, Jr
San Diego
Dr. Simmons
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Scouts to Attend Picnic and Camp Fire at Brown's Grove
Lawrence Boy Scout troops will gather at Brown's Grove tomorrow night for a picnic starting at 6 o'clock followed by a camp fire program around 8. The Douglas County Council of the Boy Scouts of America plans the entertainment. About 50 Lawrence Scouts will serve as ushers and guides for the state teachers convention on Friday and Saturday.
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Lawrence
Brown’s Grove
Douglas County
More Kansas Marriages in 1934 Report Highlights State Trends
The Kansas division of vital statistics reports 1934 saw 20,724 marriages statewide, 10.8 per 1,000 population, up 1,299 from 1933, while divorces reached 3,862, up 312. Douglas County had 399 marriages and 48 divorces. Johnny County led in marriages with 1,502, Sedgwick in divorces with 598.
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Kansas
Division of Vital Statistics
State Board of Health
L. H. Menger
Cupid
Douglas County
Johnny County
Sedgwick County
Dodgers Pitcher Osborne To Play Santa Cruz Basketball
Wayne Osborne of San Francisco Mission, a Brooklyn Dodgers pitching prospect, will compete in Santa Cruz city league basketball this winter to stay in good trim ahead of next season.
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Wayne Osborne
San Francisco Mission
Brooklyn Dodgers
Poore Pleads Not Guilty In Wheaton DWI Case
Homer Poore of Wheaton Kansas pleaded not guilty to driving a car while intoxicated after arraignment before Justice of the Peace F B Dodds. Hearing set for Friday at 10 a m. Poore held on $500 bond. Sheriff’s deputies arrested him after a truck incident between here and Pleas ant Grove and later on Highway 59 near Lawrence. A marriage license was issued at the court house to William W Hezeman of Lawrence and Ethel LaVerne Howser of Lonetar.
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Wheaton
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George Price
Henry Collins
Pleasant Grove
Justice of the Peace
F. B. Dodds
Court House
Sheriff's Office
Here
Tonganoxie
Lawrence
Poore
William W. Hezeman
Ethel LaVerne Howser
Lonetar
Kansas University Homecoming Committee to Meet
The Homecoming Committee will meet tomorrow at 4 30 p m in room 103 of the KU Administration Building to plan events for the Kansas University versus Missouri weekend celebration. The notice also references rental and advertisement information.
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Kansas University
Kansas-Missouri
K. U. Administration Building
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