Guyer Opens Guns on New Deal
A partisan voice argues that Roosevelt era policies centralize power and expand bureaucracy. It claims reciprocal trade hurt American farmers and warns of unchecked executive power, urging Landen and Knox against expanding federal reach and noting three government branches provide checks and balances.
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Guyer
NEW Deal
Tary
Deines
Vie
Landen
Knox
Congress
Pacific Coast
the Republic
Cross Word Puzzle Frenzy Sends Clues Across Pages
Fragmented puzzle clues mix with political rhetoric about emergency powers and fiscal deficits. The text juxtaposes crossword items with a quoted critique of unchecked executive authority and ballooning deficits.
Demands for Economy Clash with New Deal Spending
The address rails at Roosevelt for spending while promising cuts, laments taxes on the poor yet targets the rich, and attacks veterans pensions amid a push for broad old age security. Congressman Guyer lauds Alf Landon and forecasts a Republican win on November 3. The note adds a historical marker: New York’s first subway opened in 1904.
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New Deal
Noa
Guyer
Alf Landon
Faculty Recital Shines Despite Poor Weather
Joseph Wilkins, professor of voice, led a large audience at the Administration auditorium in a German lieder program by Schubert Schumann Brahms and Wolf. The recital showcased Wilkins’ refined tone and deep study of song interpretation after touring New York City with Dr Ernest Wolf.
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University
Fine Arts School
Joseph Wilkins
Schubert
Schumann
Brahms
Wolf
Wilkins
New York City
Ernest Wolf
Mr. Wilkins
Recital Highlights Grieg and Schubert Encore Draw Praise
A concert featured lyrical passages and powerful drama with Grieg Ich Liebe Dich and Schubert Seligkeit as encore highlights. Marie Wilkins accompanied with notable sensitivity, earning warm applause along with her husband. The second faculty recital, led by pianist Jan Chiapasse, follows next Monday in the same hall.
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Grieg
Ich Liebe
Schubert
Wargner
Marie Wilkins
High Prairie M E Homecoming Set for Sunday
The fourth annual High Prairie Methodist homecoming will be held next Sunday. Residents and former residents are urged to attend with basket lunches. Activities begin with Sunday school at 10 am, church service at 11, lunch at noon, then afternoon storytelling about High Prairie days. The church is 12 miles south of Lawrence on highway 59.
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Kansas University
Haskell
Lawrence Memorial High School
Ad Lindsay
John Carmody
Edd Wood
High Prairie M. E. Church
High Prairie
John Taylor
High Prairie M. E
Highway 59
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