Atchison Weekly Globe January 14 1932 edition
The Atchison Weekly Globe from January 14 1932 published by The Globe Publishing Co. at Fifth and Main details its post office entry and Thursday issue date. This record notes the newspaper’s attributions and publication details for the Atchison Kansas edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Publishing Co
Main Streets
Atchison, Kansas
Editorial Bits And Bites
The column comments on international affairs and domestic governance with a satirical tone. It notes W J Bailey’s retirement as Federal Reserve governor in Kansas City at 77, hopes he returns to Atchison, criticizes American policy and efficiency, and lightly mocks headlines about a “brunette year” and local political quirks in Missouri and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bailey
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Ema
Globe
Frantic job search drives men across country
In a rowdy scene, men roam nationwide in frantic effort to find employment, reflecting a strong push to secure work amid economic strain and uncertainty. The quixotic quest underscores resilience and the toil of finding steady earnings.
Publicity and Commercialism Overtake Physical Culture in Schools
In American educational institutions physical culture has given way to bombastic publicity and gate receipts. Commercialism holds sway.
Russian Officers Seek Pension, From Uncle Sam, in Kansas City
A former Russian army officer living in the United States asks for a pension for himself and his former officers who relocated here. The Kansas City Star notes the ongoing fight against careless motorists. In 1931 Kansas City saw 104 automobile deaths.
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Uncle Sam
Kansas City Star
Kansas City
Not Ready for Independence Sparks Debate Across Nations
The remarks compare views on readiness for independence in the Philippines and India by Uncle Sam and John Bull. A recall notes John Bull once told George Washington Americans were not ready, yet Washington disregarded the assessment, underscoring shifting attitudes toward self-rule and sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
John Bull
India
George Washington
George
Absurd Drink Talk Ends Only With Civilization Arrival
A provocative remark notes that once global discussion shifts away from alcohol, civilization will have truly arrived. The comment frames prohibitionist sentiment as a marker of cultural progress and mocks ongoing debate.
Roosevelt Fight Grows for Nomination as Baker Rises
Franklin Roosevelt appears set to contest the presidential nomination while Newton D. Baker gains prominence. Governor Harry Woodring supports Roosevelt and W. P. Waggener backs Baker. The two men once seen as inseparable are now on opposite sides.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Newton D. Baker
Harry Woodring
Roosevelt
W. P. Waggener
Baker
Woodring
Mr. Waggener
Pasadena Crowd Packs Stadium For Major Football Game
About 80 000 fans attended the football matchup in Pasadena California yesterday. Persistent hardships faced by the public during the Hoover era are noted, highlighting enduring economic strain and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
California
Quote on Gandhi’s jail happiness sparks strong stance
A speaker notes, We are strong for Gandhi, but will not try to get him out of jail, for he seems happier in jail than any place else. The remark signals firm support for the imprisoned leader and hints at a belief in his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Mr. Stimson
Uncle Sam
Gandhi
Kansas Tax Receipt Dominates Political Year
The tax receipt appears poised as the major political issue in Kansas this year. Governor Woodring is urged to quickly trim the state workforce by about half to avert anticipated fiscal strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Woodring
McPherson Republican Notes Salad Formerly Known as Hash
The McPherson Republican reports that what is currently labeled salad was called hash several years ago, reflecting a shift in naming of a dish within local culinary terms.
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McPherson
The Globe Criticizes Critics in Civic Debate
The Larned News notes General Ma of China in fierce action while economic worries ease this spring. Kansas City claims Topeka as a suburb and Topeka is surprised Los Angeles did not claim first. The Globe defends Atchison Public Health and Salvation Army against critics, praising their work despite detractors.
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China
Kansas City
Topeka
Los Angeles
Atchison Public Health Association
Salvation Army
The
Globe
St. Benedict’s College
Congress
St. Benedict
C. J. McNeill
Newton
Kas
Leonard Schwinn
Raven
Atchison
St. Benedict's
Several Foolish Members Mar Gracious Organization
A hundred member organization faces judgment by the actions of five foolish individuals, highlighting how minority faults tarnish the whole group. The remark stresses accountability and public perception in collective bodies.
From Three Steps to Erratic to Idiot State
A compact reflection notes the slide from erratic behavior toward idiocy, urging balance between spiritual contemplation of a heavenly home and maintaining a clean orderly earthly home. It emphasizes practical virtue and daily discipline.
Atchison Daily items mix of news and notes
Local items report engineer William Aldrich in critical condition and new awning at the Boston Store. Ed Dove visits town amid railwork, river ice, and a range of social, business, and school notices across Atchison including court actions, debaters, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Aldrich
Boston
Ed Dove
Charles Dove
Atchison-Troy
Atchison News Bits Show Local Happenings Daily
Local items report Herbert Ham at the store and George Snyder away as photographer. Families travel from Chicago and Topeka, with letters from residents about business plans, politics, and social chatter. Nearly 500 children attend a Madrid theater free movie day benefiting Salvation Army food drives.
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Herbert Ham
George Snyder
Lee Arensberg
Chicago
Wirt Hetherington
Sugarlake
John Fulton
Japan
Atchison Notes From Readers and Local Happenings
George Snyder and Harry Kew are ill in Atchison. Fitz factory to begin operation next Monday. John Ames and Werner Jacobs excelled in a blue rock shoot at Bellevue. Miss Lucy Challiss joins Collier Publishing Co. in New York City. A radio tale proves farmers act on market hints and rush to St. Joseph. Local obituaries, church christening and civic notes accompany the bustle around Atchison’s Notre Dame and Mt. St. Scholastica institutions.
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Harry Kew
St. Benedict's College
Jim Kilkenny
Fitz
George Diebolt
J. C. Penney
C. R. Strode
Kansas City
W. P. Waggener
North Fourth Street
Ray Brown
Manhattan
Ken Neidigh
Vivian Heinz
Vivian Elizabeth
Atchison Street
Nortonville
Count Marshall
Tony Kilkenny
John Herniuon
Harold Anderson
G. W. Bonderer
Atchison
Trenton
Werner Jacobs
Blue Rock
Bellevue Country Club
John Ames
Lucy Challiss
J. M. Challiss
Collier Publishing Co
New York City
Fred. Fiss
Atchison High School
Newell Aldrich
John Savory, Jr
Dorothy Murphy
Mt. St. Scholastica’s
Newton
Kas
Bernard Murphy
Sol Miller
Sol
Phoebe Noble
John Robinson
Lawrence
Abdallah Shrine Temple
Leave
San Francisco
Potentate Hobinson
J. W. Farley
Farley, Mo
Edwin Erickson
Ras
Henry Helmers
Leavenworth
Atchison, Brown
Doniphan
Jefferson
Douglas
Franklin
Leaverworth
Johnson
Miami
Wyandotte
B. L. Brockett
Kansas City Star
Globe
Tom Veath
Black & Veath
Star
Tom Veatch
Doll Baker
Brockett Lumber Co
Tom
Brackett Lumber Yard
Louis Drislin
Ray Holland
New York
Field and Stream
Harry Heldberg
Ed Broshous
Ralph Martin
Ed Beauchamp
W. 2
Mrs Henry Klein Dies Native of This County
Mrs Henry Baker Klein 54 wife of Henry Klein of 618 North Sixth died at 6 50 this morning in Atchison hospital after years of diabetes. Born October 24 1877 in Atchison county she lived here all her life and was noted for kindness and charity. Surviving children include Mrs Helen Anderson Everest Mrs Marie Uhl Atchison and Cecile and Louise Klein at home with Clement Klein and a deceased son Henry Jr. Also survived by a grandson Bonita Louise Anderson brother Martin Baker Atchison and sisters Mrs J M McCarthy Atchison Mrs T R Mullins and Mrs Peter Wolters north of town. Services Monday at St Benedicts church with rosary Sunday at 8 o'clock at the Klein home burial Mt Calvary cemetery.
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Betty Coyle
St. Mary’s
Leavenworth
Atchison
Willard Pike
St. Joe
Roy Lister
Harry
Harry O'Neil
Kansas City
W. C. Linville
Hiawatha
Opty
District Court
Arthur Ryan
Ernest Penny
Raymond Jones
Atchison Junior League
Jones
Horace Chandler
Ralph Widick
Blair Hackney
Dikron Milton
Mary Horner
Pete Marino
Joe Amore
Chicago
Amore
Joe Clark
W. K
Atchison High
Harry Christian
Marian Brooks
Bill Schmeling
Miriam Berkson
Louis
J. G. Zimmerman
Agnes Christiansen
Bhimavaran
India
Frieda Hoch
Porto Rico
Lutheran Girls’ Home
E. G. Burbank
W. E. Wheeler
Carl Brown
North Fifth Street
Hartman Vs. Plummer
Globe
Hugh Orlepp
Plummer
Steadman Ball
Hartman
W. A. Jackson
Jackson
T. A. Moxcey
Oscar May
Ralph A. Pifouts
Lawrence F. Day
Z. E. Jackson
Charles T. Gundy
Kansas Supreme Court
Henry Baker Klein
Henry Klein
North
Sixth Street
Atchison Hospital
Klein
Atchison County
Mrs. Klein
Martin Baker
Baker
Town
Mt. St. Scholastica Academy
Henry Klein, Jr
Bonita Louise Anderson
G. B. Anderson
Everest
J. M. McCarthy
T. R. Mullins
Peter Wolters
St. Benedict's Church
North Sixth Street
Burail
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Harcuff & Buis
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