Federal deficit forecast as Hoover weighs tax or bonds
In 62 days of the new fiscal year the U S government shows a deficit of 896 million, with receipts down and expenditures rising. Congress officials urge drastic cuts, potential tax increases, or more bond issues to cover the shortfall amid political resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daily
Treasury Statement
Treasury
Hoover
Wood
House Appropriation Committee
Army
Navy
Action Still Delayed On Pangborn Herndon Flight Permit
Tokyo officials postpone ruling on Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr. for a planned nonstop flight across the Pacific. Despite fines for photographing fortified areas, the aviators remain optimistic and will begin work on extra gasoline storage in their aircraft tomorrow as aviation, army, and navy officers confer daily with little sign of an imminent decision.
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Tokyo
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Pacifc
Aviation Bureau
Army
Ard Navy
September Court of Honor meeting announced by Woestemeyer
A. E. Woestemeyer, chairman, announces the September meeting of the neweras court of Honor, Boy Scouts of America, to be held Thursday September 3 at 7 30 p m in the Chamber of Commerce building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor
A. E. Woestemeyer
Neweras Court of Honor
Boy Scouts of America
Chamber of Commerce
Weather forecast summary from fragmented Kansas region notes
Fragmented weather notes show fair to clear conditions with slight temperature changes overnight. Mentions Coffeyville Emporia Topeka and Pittsburg with rough to fair in various areas. Road conditions report Good in Douglas county withYesterday and today readings. some rainfall total around .017 inches.
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Grondy
Coffeyville
Emporia
Topeka
Uncertainty in Washington over coming Congress leadership
Washington faces a three month wait before Congress convenes with a divided House. A potential compromise Republican ticket includes Mapes for speaker and Frear for vice speaker, while Garner remains the main Democratic candidate for speaker. Other names like Burns McDuffie Crisp Hoch Parnell Cooper and Hoch are mentioned as possible leaders as vacancies and illness affect power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Capitol
Mapes
Michigan
Frear
Wisconsin
Longworth
Lorth
House
Garner
Texas
Representatives Burns
Tennessee
Appropriations Committee
McDuffie
Alabama
Crisp
Georgia
Representative Cooper
Ohio
Representative Hoch
Kansas
Parnell
Indiana
Robert M. la Follette
Flood death toll soars in Kiangsu disaster and tax mixup
American missionaries report at least 100000 dead and up to two million more likely to die from starvation in northern Kiangsu as floods from the Grand Canal devastate the region. In Douglas County, Cities Service property assessed at 1 079 730 after correction, a 25 695 drop from last year, contradicting governor’s notes of a higher value.
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Shanghai
Kiangsu
Grand Canal
Yangtse
Hankow
Wuchang
Hanyang
Kaingsu
Yangtse River
Thomas L. Harnsberg
Staunton
Southern Presbyterian Mission
China
iMany
State Tax Commission
C. C. Bowman
Douglas County
Pared Woodring
Bowman
Board of Equalization
Woodring
Montgomery
Labette
Douglas
State Board of Equalization
Tax Commission
Germans finish scientific flight to Chicago on northern route
Captain Wolfgang von Gronau and a crew of three completed a long trip from List Stylt Germany to Chicago over the northern circle route in a flying boat named Greenland Wal. The voyage began August 9 from Long Lake Ontario and ended at 5 10 p m CST. The attempt aimed to test feasibility of a commercial air line but von Gronau warned it would require much money. The party plans to return to Germany by steamer.
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Chicago
Germany
Wolfgang von Gronau
Greenland
Lake Michigan
List Stylt
North Sea
von Gronay
von Gronau
Long Lake
Ont
Great Circle
New York
Chicago greets first ocean fliers at lake front
Chicago welcomed Captain Wolfgang Von Gronau and his three crew members who completed their direct ocean flight from Germany landing at the lake front. Mayor Anton J. Cermak and officials of the 1933 World’s Fair honored the expedition, which began August 9, as a milestone in scientific flight.
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Chicago
Fliers von Gronau
Lake Front
Wolfgang von Gronau
Germany
Anton J. Cermak
Fcials
Manhattan Fraternities Win Restraining Order
The Kansas Supreme Court issued a restraining order delaying the sale of property tied to 32 state college fraternities for delinquent taxes. Chief Justice Johnston signed the order on the fraternities’ application. Similar orders exist for University of Kansas and Baker University fraternities. The groups challenge county taxing authority on previously exempt fraternity properties, with a hearing set for October.
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Topeka
Supreme Court
Rhodes
Riley
Kansas State College
Johnston
University of Kansas
Baker University
Pius XI and Mussolini Reach Concordat Accord
Rome report says Pope Pius XI and Premier Mussolini finalized a three month dispute over Catholic Action clubs. Youth groups may resume but only for religious activities, reopening 15,000 clubs yet barred from athletic uses reserved by Fascists.
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Rome
Pius XI
Mussolini
Farm Bureau to study unit value stabilization
Ralph Snyder, president of the Kansas Farm Bureau, heads a national committee to study stabilization of unit value. The group, formed amid concerns over the money supply, includes prominent farm leaders and economists. The meeting to elect Dorsey Liberty post officers is set for 8 PM tomorrow in post rooms.
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Farm Bureau Group
Dorsey- Liberty Post
Manhattan
Kan
Ralph Snyder
Kansas Farm Bureau
Edward
A. O'Neal
Farmoreau
Chris
Fulton
Moder
Woodring presses for oil embargo to curb monopolies
Kansas Governor Harry H. Woodring urged a presidential embargo on foreign oil imports to stabilize the midcontinent oil industry. He argued a federal halt is needed while investigating alleged monopolistic practices of major oil companies and suggested suspending further foreign oil. He cited the 1930 tariff act’s authority and warned that flooding imports could defeat Kansas’s production measures.
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Toneka
Harry H. Woodring
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Washington
Woodring
United States
Noted flier Bert Hall held in Los Angeles
AP dispatch reports Bert Hall, famed Lafayette Escadrille aviator, detained with Lloyd Shumaker by sheriffs amid a Canton faction air lanes purchase plot. GIang's suit seeks 100000, 78000 seized from Denver consignments. Hall, claiming innocence, recalls World War I service across France Italy Turkey and Bulgaria. Hall is a Higginsville, Missouri native.
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Los Angeles
Winston B. Hall
Sheriff’s Office
South China
Bert Hall
Lafayette Escadrilles
France
China
Hall
Lloyd Shumaker
San Francisco
Julian S. I. Giang
Canton
Gian
Hail
Shumaker
Denver
Declarhe
Giang
Kansas City
Berty Hall
Higginsville
LaFayette Escadrille
Pleasanton Man Sentenced to Life Under Habitual Act
Kenneth Stoball, 24, Pleasanton, Kansas, is given a life term in the state penitentiary by Linn County District Court at Mound City after conviction of stealing an automobile. Evidence showed prior sentences in Missouri and Oklahoma under the habitual criminal act.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Kenneth Stoball
Pleasanton
Linn County District Court
Mound City
Stoball
Missouri Buanema
Oklahoma
Fall and winter fashions show broad shouldered suits
New York fashion notes indicate men will pay attention to wardrobes with fall and winter suits featuring broad shoulders tapering to the waist and peg‑top trousers. Materials include plain and self striped flannels worsteds and saxonies in blue gray oxford gray brown and blue tones. Top coats use raglan style with no belt and outfits pair shirts with matching ties handkerchiefs and socks in blue tan red or green shades.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Chamber of Commerce employment bureau helps job seekers
The chamber operates a central office listing qualified men and women for various jobs. Employers with positions to fill should call to place help offers. The bureau aids residents including housewives needing on short notice help by coordinating available workers.
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Chamber of Commerce
George Hedrick
Harber of Commerce
The
Lawrence
Convention Plans For Kansas City Educator In Lawrence
F L Schlagle assistant superintendent of Schools in Kansas City and KS teachers association vice president met C E Birch acting superintendent in Lawrence to plan the Lawrence session of the state teachers convention on November 5 and 6 Aimed at 6000 teachers, Schlagle will chair the meeting and outline events for the gathering in Lawrence.
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F. L. Schlagie
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas State Teachers Association
Lawrence
C. E. Birch
Parliament summoned for September eighth session
London reporters reveal a special session of Parliament will convene September 8 with a possible government confidence vote. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald says he will retain his Seaham seat until his financial duties are completed. A Seaham Labour letter hints at resignation if facts warrant action. A Yorkshire worker suggests MacDonald’s seat in Commons. Also reported are a Dr and Mrs J W O’Bryon returning from an overland trip and Leonard O’Bryon’s upcoming year in Germany as a German exchange student. Emigration figures show more departures than arrivals in July.
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London
Bbeould
House’ of, Commons
Ramsay MacDonald
Seaham
Seaham Labor Party
MacDonald
Seaham Harbor
Yorkshire
Yorkshire Labor
Lwe
J.W. O’bryon
New York City
James E.bryon
Leonard O’bryon
Leonard O'Bryon
Germany
Marburg
University housing sales push for cheaper rooms
University of Kansas students seek cheaper living as numerous University district households cut rent. Registrar George Foster notes final rates depend on demand, with YMC A and dean of women offices listing cheaper options. Double rooms drop from 25 to 22 28 dollars. women’s rates often higher. some houses switch to girls to regain income.
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University of Kansas
George O. Foster
Terstrar
Agnes Husband
Dean of
M.C.A
Dean of Women's Office
Husband
Lawrence
University District
Baseball doubleheader results and stars across leagues
In Boston Roy Parme won as he debuted for the Giants beating the Braves 2 to 1, with a 9 to 2 first game win noted earlier. The Yankees topped the Red Sox 7 to 6 as Ruth hit his 38th homer, while Red Faber edged Mel Harder 3 to 2 for the White Sox over the Indians. The Senators beat the A’s 5 to 2 and Detroit won 7 to 3 in St Louis in a doubleheader opener. The Associated Press summary lists multiple scores across leagues with pitchers Parme, Ruth, Faber, Harder, and Goslin contributing notable moments.
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Boston
Roy Parmeice
New York Giants
Braves
Giants
New York
Hurbel
Hogan
O'Farrell
Seibold
Hald
Spohrer
Parmele
Ruaringnem
Zachary
Cincinnati
API—St_ Johns son
Cuba
Reds
Icago
Root Smith
Hartnett
Johnson, Kiev
Sukeforth
J. Taylor
Bush
Welch
Benton
Sweetland
Styles
Philadelphia
Washington Senators
Athletics
Bluexe
Manuah
Senaora
Washington
Crowder
Spencer
Mahaffey
Earnshaw
Coc
Babe Ruth
Yankees
Bostton
Red Sox
F Beaton
Cox
Lisenbee
Moore
Berry
Rhodes
Ann
Jorgens
Dickey
Chicago
Red Faber
Mel Harder
White Sox
Cleveland
Meveland
Harder
Wyatt
Faber
Tate
Heveland
Feago
Hudiin
Sewell
Thomas
St. Louis
Vic ‘Sorcall
Sam Gray
Chad Kim
Tha
Detroit
Goose
Goslin
Barratt
Sorrell
Hayworth
Gray
Kimsey
Ferrell
American Association
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Campbell and Riddle
Thomaz
Sansera
Mahue
Padden
Shipping board plans transfer of vessels and reorganization
Washington September 2 APR The U S Shipping Board ordered a contract to transfer control of vessels to Chicago and West Coast interests The deal seeks approval before final action The Leviathan flagship remains central to the fleet as three ships are removed under the plan About 8 000 000 in mortgages will be adjusted for purchasers with a sale price around 3 170 000 000
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Washington
United States
Chapman_ Dollar Dawson -shipping
Interese Shipping” “Board
Chicard and
West Coast
Eine
International Mercantile Marine Roosevelt Shipping Company
O'Connor
Leviathan
Winchester Faces Armed Hunt for Giant Snake
Residents of Winchester in Jefferson county Kansas mobilized an armed posse after reports of a giant snake near the Meyer farm. Henry Meyer said he saw the reptile yesterday and earlier shot at it, claiming 16 to 18 feet in length.
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Winchester
Oskaloosa
Jefferson County
Henry Meyer
Meyer
Walnut Creek
Jesse Strange
Strange
C. D. Bunker
University of Kansas
Myhear
Mai
Theft of Chevrolet Coach From 1411 Kentucky Street
Police report a theft of a Chevrolet coach from the front of 1411 Kentucky Street. The incident involves G. Mu Thorpe and Fe Sethe Tien, with no further details available in the fragment. Investigators are pursuing leads related to the missing vehicle.
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G. Mu. Thorpe
Fe Sethe Tien
A -His
Chevrolet
Kentucky Street
4H Fair Entries At Mount Hope For Two Day Event
About 160 exhibits including livestock canning baking and clothing will enter the second annual 4-H and Vocational Agriculture Fair to be held tomorrow and Friday in the Mount Hope Nursery buildings on West Fourth Street. Entries close at 10 oclock Thursday morning with roughly 75 to 100 4-H members expected from the Lawrence trade territory. Cash prizes totaling 334 are provided by the Chamber of Commerce, with ribbons arriving for distribution. Judging begins at 11 am tomorrow with a livestock judging contest tomorrow night to help select the team to the state fair.
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Mount Hope Nursery
West Fourth Street
Lawrence
J. A. Terrell
Chamber of Commerce
Tertéll
Hutchinson
Pine
W. A. Schaal
R. A. Steele
W. R.essick
Mr.Essick
the Fair
Mr. Terrell
Christie C. Hepler
Anelste
Ant
Max « Laptad
Dwight
Henry
Willett Taylor
Martha Lou Perkins
Ruth Blough
Wilma Hartman
Margaret Colman
W.A. Schaal
Schooner Crew Hie Men Trapped on Burning Vessel
Providence dispatch reports three men trapped aboard the burning schooner Buccaneye in Long Island Sound after a rough sea wreck. The City of New York passenger liner rescued skipper B W Latham of Crestwood and G H Dericks of Colonel Calicts, as well as R C Latham, with fire and oil cockpit hazards complicating the rescue.
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Providence
R. I
Long Island Sound
Srpives
City
New York
B. W., Latham
Crestwood
Buccanee
R .C. Latham
G. H. Dericks
G. H. Dericks, of Colonel Caichts
N. Ys
Lower Peepee
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Repubican
Mellon
Pangborn and Herndon
Ses Hamilton
Fords
Atv
Plymouth
Bullene-Skinner
Name ‘Snyder
Dore Clabert
Journal-World
Pleasanton Man
Chamber of Commerce Employment Bureau
Schlagle
Sevneminrani
United Stat
Detroit Schoord
My Ewachpons
Board of Education
Laura
Echool
Burt R
Ruth
York
Lou Gehrig
Murray
Fintehinsee
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