Witty Maxims Touch On Life In A Patchwork Parade
A collage of quips and moral musings on reporters, luck, weather, fuel, charity, temper, church work, social judgments, authority, and daily folly. It threads anecdotes about Atchison, family roles, humor, criticism, and human vanity with a wry, old timey voice.
Silent man’s name inquiry echoes in press
The remark about a nameless man suggests a spouse who chastises his exposure in print. The line hints that in the United States many investigations are themselves examined, reflecting a tongue in cheek view of investigative journalism.
No Moses Yet as Political Leadership Lacks Pathfinder
Observers note lack of a real Moses or clear pathfinder across speeches editorials and barber shop talk. Despite extensive discussion no party or group has offered decisive leadership or a unifying plan to guide voters forward.
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Moses
Unemployment Relief Delay Noted by Baker Statement
A reader is reminded that the federal unemployment commission chief is Newton D. Baker, a Democrat, suggesting Republican policy pace on relief may be viewed through the Baker leadership context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Unemployment Commission
Newton D. Baker
Japan is touchy says a head line in crisis tone
The remark notes a sharp sensitivity in Japan amid a period of self examination, reflecting a broader mood of national concern and unease over recent events and policies. The speaker suggests mutual sensitivity as a shared stance in troubling times.
Luckiest Man To Be Defeated Presidential Candidate
In 1933 the personal view is that the defeated presidential candidate will be the luckiest man. The remark hints at political fortune despite loss, reflecting contemporary sentiment about impending elections.
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Atchison
Ire Hammond
R. H. Martin
Lawrence
W.H. Stawpert
Park Street
Dave Levin
Fourth Street
Kansas City
R. A. Lygens
Highland Avenue
Atchison Hospital
Charles Dunster
Whitelaw Hotel
Editorial Office Loft Inspires Subcriber Grumpiness
A fragmented line notes Al Smith’s editorial office atop a building, where the high perch irks disagreeing readers and irate subscribers, a snapshot of tension between publication leadership and audience reactions.
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al Smith
Governor Caulfield Urges Tax Balance and Better Public Works
Governor Caulfield speaking at the Missouri Association of County Judges argues that citizens demand more government services which require higher taxes. He warns against bond-funded spending and favors pay-as-you-go financing, noting future prosperity will test tax policy and public improvements.
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Caulfield
Missouri
Jefferson City
Missouri Association of County Judges
The Big Series Opens With Cubs and Yankees Clash
The World series between the New York Yankees and Chicago Cubs is set to begin next Wednesday as millions tune in to radio and read sports pages. Despite cynics, baseball remains a national pastime with value in lifting spirits during tough times and offering a brief escape from personal and economic concerns.
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New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Babe Ruth
Windy City
New York
Chicago
Late Mayor Walker and Other 1932 Gossip
A collage of editorial snippets notes Jimmy Walker’s reputation for lateness as mayor, Chaplin’s reluctance to push his sons into acting, Kansans facing gubernatorial promises, income tax debates, farm board flour distribution by the Red Cross, and Pennsylvania parolees returning to prison, all framed as material for the 1932 Democratic handbook.
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Farm Board
Red Cross
Pennsylvania
Clancy Miller
Jim Harman
Cummings
Farm Bureau
The
Atchison
Farms Accept Crops for College Tuition Rise
A noted trend sees colleges taking farm crops and livestock in place of cash for tuition. The remark suggests pigs will fund many students’ educations while the front, in France, Susills, Babson, bootlegging, editors and hometown loyalty flavor the discourse.
Roosevelt Odds Rule in New York Betting Scene
Arthur Brisbane notes there is little betting in New York City as Roosevelt supporters demand intolerable odds, indicating Hoover holds stronger footing in the East than in the Midwest.
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Arthur Brisbane
New York City
Roosevelt
Hoover
East
Mid-West
Atchison Day's Doings Pixelated Social Snippets
A collage of local notes from Atchison recounts community happenings. Names like Ira Barth, Clancy Miller, and Harry Myers appear among health updates, weather musings, sales pitches, and small town events. A mix of personal milestones, school mentions, and minor incidents paints a vivid, bustling daily life snapshot.
Atchison News Highlights A Patchwork of Local Life
Local notes cover car lube in cold weather hints, visits between Miss Fleer and Mrs Morris, marriages, births, thefts, golf tournaments, a decomposed riverbody found near Troy, a public festival in Sugar Creek, and community events. Names include Ralph Fletcher Thelma Fleer Harold Morris Walter Weber Ira Hammond George Seymore Madison and many more.
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T. E. Horner
Dorothy Ashman
Nebraka University
Mt. St. Scholastica’s
Prince of Wales
Paul Roberts
Paul Wesley
Roberts
Utah Avenue
Leavenworth Road
St. Patrick’s Church
Clarence Oswald
Princeton
Kas
Earl Oswald
Court House
Alvin Henning
Muscotah
LeVaughn Cross
Everest
Frank Hatchell
R Street
E. G. Burbank
Anderson
California
George McKinney
Robert Walters
Robert Charles, Jr
Atchison Water Company
Ralph Fletcher
Thelma Fleer
Potter
Harold Morris
Herschel Berry
Salina
Berry
H. M. Ernst
W. S. Mc
Whitney
John Price
J. G. Syphers
Forest Hills
Price
Earl Hellener
Syphers
Rose Carter
Rose Carter Yesterday To Advance Into the Finals of the Meet the Globe
Charles Lamb
Mary
Charles
The
East India Company
Nathan Deutsch
France
Earl Heisener
Bill Bodendoerfer
George Edwards
Ralph Haase
Hellener
Gene Lloyd
Edwards
Sterling Haste
Bodendoerfer
Harry Scott
Brush Creek
Missouri River
Troy
Frank Whittaker
Elmer Roundy
E. F. Karr
Owen D. Young
White House
Young
Ira Hammond
North Eleventh Street
Globe
Suger Creek
Trinity Lutheran Orchestra
Trinity Lutheran Girls’ Quartette
Claude Glamann
Alfred Dehn
M. Czarnowsky
Trinity Lutheran School
Sugar Creek
Dehn
Blair Elevator Corporation
Czarnowsky
Trinity School
George Seymore Madison
Springfield
Harcuff & Buis
Goddard
Campbell Chapel
Atchison
J. D. Colbert
Mr. Madison
Higginsville
82Nd Regiment
U. S. Colored Infantry
Camden
Ark
Maria Taylor
Madison
Charles Borst
South Sixth Street
Joseph DeFrees
S. DeFrees
Topeka
John DeFrees
McLouth
J.S. DeFrees
Leavenworth
John Carpenter
John Carpenter Jr
Tonganoxie
E. H. DeFrees
Edith Carpenter
Hiram Groff
J. E. Borst
Music Builders’ Club
MaKengie School of Music
Ruth Schmitt
Conrad Voelker, Jr
Allen
Gladys Swartz
Atchison Daily Bits and Local Gossip Blast
Monday's Daily items recount residents' comings and goings from Detroit to Hollywood. and notes on schools, jobs, paydays, a car wrecking venture, bridge club, and social visits. multiple named residents including Miss Bertha Hill, Walter Wolverton, and Miss Nellie Slattery feature amid community scenes.
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Eve Harding
Detroit
Walter Wolverton
Hattie Newcomb
Mary Saxton
Atchison Business College
Betsey
Henry Ward Beecher
Frank Palmer
Bertha Hill
Nellie
Katie Slattery
Howard Berkey
David Kiper
Eli August
Commercial
William Kipp
Don Connors
Missouri Pacific
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the Atchison Weekly Globe
Globe Publishing Co
Julius Roar
United States
Japan
Jimmy Walker
Pathfinder
Mayor Walker
Charles Chaplin
Kansas
Insull
Roger Babson
Ira Barth
Harry Myers
U Street
W. R. Armstrong
John O'Rourke
Burke
O’rourke
Gene Grady
Elton Ritchey
West Atchison
Shelly Park
John Steinweden
John Leason
Art Heald
O. S
Fifteenth
Main Streets
Omaha
A. R. Morley
Baby Son
Massasoit Court
Herbert Ham
Dorothea
Tom Brading
Brading
Spruce Street
Mangeisdorff
Frank Aldrich
Literary Digest
Atchison County
Gladys Miller Winger
R. Eugene Pickett
Mercer Hospital
Denver
Marie Hensen
Lancaster
Fred Allison
C. H. Finney
St. Patrick's
Knights of Columbus
John Giancy
Gene Browning
Hhope Connaway
William Neal Wiggins
Nelson N. Wiggins
John Hitchcock
Hitchcocks
Webster Hetherington
Jane Hetherington
Hale Hetherington
Vancouver
B. C
Atchison School
British Columbia
F. W. Chaney
Beacon Street
Boston
H. D. Thomas
B. C. Christopher
Board of Trade
Bilis
Christopher
Walter Boyle
Mr. Thomas
Leo Still
August Franzel
Still
Bernadette Didde
Nortonville
Phoenix
Ariz
Camela Marino
Viola Schrick
Marino
Pete Marino
Frank Regan
Parallel Street
Albert Koester
Charlie Dickerson
Roy High
Ottawa
Warren Koch
John Koch
Ethel Dickerson
Carl Schmidt
Robert Carl
Bernadette Bidde
Schmidt
Porter Oil Co
Pat Byrne
Matt Littenauer
Jim Glancy Jr
Nick Wagner
J. F. Wagner
Albert Kocour
North Fourth Street
Sial
Ed McHugh
Falls City
North Sixth Street
McHugh
W. C. Linville
Kansas City System
Frank Watowa
Marcelle
August Kautz
West Main Street
Little Theater Club
McKenzie School of Music
John Miller
Stein Radio Plant
Father Charles
Maur Hill
Bertha Hayes
Wilson Poultry Co
Kansas Democratic
Ed Lake
Vermont
Clare Osborne
New Mexico
Dr. Foster
Oregon
al Richter
Earl Rody
Harold Seeber
Bell
Charles Kennedy
Lick Observatory
James Lick
Philadelphia
Bob Jacobs
Potts
George Stockwell
Charlie Nyhart
Monrovia
M. Hendrickson
Joe Goodwin
State College
Manhattan
Geraldine Cash
St. Joe
Halls
A. J. Cash
Sugar Lake
Fred Quick
Fred
Hal Waisner
South Dakota
Frank Bracke
George Batty
John Morris
C. E. Tinklin
Tom Bailey
Tatan
Herald Daugherty
Salvation Army
Joe West
Charlie Barnett
Hollywood
Commercial Street
Aitchison
Raymond Surritte
Doniphan
Aichison Hospital
Count Marshall
Joe Schietzbaum, Jr
Otis Adams
Gretta Adams
Will
Baxter Oprins
Herbert
Harold Peak
Seattle
Richard Blair
O'Neil
Hausen Armstrong
Woodring
Fiora North
North Fifth Street
North
Walter Weber
Weber
Eva Rayfield
Charles Carr
Frank Streeter
Paris City
Roy Fisk
Soldier
Phil Streeter
Hanute
Rose Vermillion
St. Louia
C.D. Pantle
Charles Pantie
Tom Kilkenney
the Globe
L. Porgy
Forgy
Centralia
Mr. Porgy
Emil Marquardt
Barber Scott
Upper Commercial Street
Tinklin
Atchison Rural
Lloyd Holder
Frank Brenner
Wyoming
Charles Robinson
A. E. Ricks
Matt Walters
Harry Sanford
John Koontz
W. H. Smith
Roberta Harvey
Banco
Kenneth Ingels
Ruth Davis
Elaine McManus
John Harvey
Beulah Betts
James Cox
L. A. Todd
Todd
W. W. Hetherington
Burt Allen
Wirt Hetherington
Hugh Todd
E. W. Howe
Perle Blair
Adalaide Howe