Kansas Teachers Face Unusually Low Pay Under Landon Era
Report from Kansas union leader Leslie Douds to national Nonpartisan League cites two powerful interests driving state policy. It accuses Gov. Landon’s administration of tight control via Kansas Power and Light and industry ties, noting no progressive legislation passed, no minimum teacher salary law, and very low rural teacher wages.
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Leslie Douds
Kansas
Labor
Nonpartisan League
Washington
League
Gov. Landon
George IL. Berry
Dr. Doud
School Book Trust
Lght and Power Trust
Light and Power Trust
Dirrect Alliance
London
Dean Ackers
Kansas Power and Light Company
State Chamber of Commerce
Betwen
United States Chamber of Commerce
Landon State Administration
Landon
Ack
Kansas Emergency, Relief Administration
Kausag
Jerry Simpson
Gov
Montgomery County
Alfred M. Landon
Larson
State battles over school books and royalties in politics
The article notes state efforts to assist schools by printing books at lower cost, claiming royalties in a book trust tied to the Republican machine and opposition from book interests. It cites Landon’s stance on child labor and a history of legislative inaction across four sessions. It also mentions Toledo’s old shell-ringer records from 1852 and a classified ad tease.
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Kanga
School Book Trust
Republican
S Landon
Farm Journal Poll Questioned as Partisan Charade
Walter A. Hoenes, a Cologne farmer, reveals to The Post that the Farm Journal poll is not truly non partisan. He sent a Roosevelt ballot and received a rebuke from editor Arne Jenkins. Hoenes accuses the magazine of Republican ties and notes its ownership shift to Joseph J. Pendry.
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Farmer
Farm Journal
Farmers of America
New York Post
Farm Paper
Walter A. Hoenes
Cologne
Hoenes
Roosevelt
Mr. Hoenes
Mr. Roosevelt
Jenkins
Warm Journal
Joseph J. Pen Dry
Pennsylvania
Ibal State
Architects Call Housing a Social Problem Not a Structural One
A reporter quotes an architect arguing that American housing demand reflects social expectations rather than design limits. He cites buyers wanting full amenities for little money, noting wages must align if factory and building pay shift from hourly to yearly. He stresses housing as a social issue, not a purely architectural one.
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Shiallstieans
Wort
Nest Fox
The Governor Governs Why not surprise Landon and Roosevelt
The piece argues Governor Landon and President Roosevelt can hold dual roles without motive contamination. It asserts voters should value their long records and devotion, denying a belief that political service corrupts personal integrity.
One-Minute Test L Name and Chess Pieces
The text lists six chess pieces as king queen rook bishop knight and pawn. It also contains unrelated items about etiquette words of wisdom and a vague horoscope note.
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Seneca
Raccoon Creek project advances camping and recreation plan
The National Park Service develops the Raccoon Creek area in Beaver County to establish six camping areas, four plant surgery facilities, a winter sports center, picnic areas, and four trails. Two CCC and WPA crews work on 5123 acres between Route 80 Lincoln Highway.
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Raccoon Creek
National Park ‘Service
Beaver County
Companies
WPA el
Raccyon Créeles
Route 80
Lincoln High
Denver Area Vacant Lot Weed Ordinance Enforced
City authorities warn owners of vacant lots in Denver to clear weeds and seed growth or face enforcement actions. Officials say failure to comply may result in property cleanup by the city at owners expense.
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Denver
Paris Styles Display Fall and Winter Wear Trends
Paris reports Worth's fall and winter collection with new shades champagne and topaze and fabrics like thypeds and velve teens for street wear. Evening attire features tulles, embroidery, and a changeable satin coat with bold color shifts and oversized mutton sleeves.
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Paris
Stargazing hints for a curious day from old almanac
The reading suggests general indications for today and upcoming period with mixed outlooks. It notes travel pleasure and speculation as beneficial in November 1936 while warning of fire or accident risks from September 20th to 27th, 1996.
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