Landons of Kansas Set White House as Their Goal
The Landons of Kansas spoke at the state's anniversary observance outlining a goal to reach the White House. The remarks framed a political objective and linked to the region's commemorative event.
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Newspaper
Lancaster Gazette
Location
Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1936
Page
6
The Landons of Kansas spoke at the state's anniversary observance outlining a goal to reach the White House. The remarks framed a political objective and linked to the region's commemorative event.
Hollywoods perfect 36 dancer Ann Meril is chosen as Screendom dancing girl for 1936 citing long shapely legs nimble feet midnight blue hair and pep. She stands five feet five inches tall and weighs 115 pounds as part of the charm reveal.
General Graziani's mobile units, dubbed Hell on Wheels, pushed toward Addis Ababa from Dole, breaking Ras Desta Demtu's army and reaching Wadara after overrunning Noghe-Tl. A second Italian column advances from the south through Kenya as Ethiopians resist in the renamed No Man's Land.
The article notes that eligible men and unmarried women in Victorian England wore chatelaines with scissors tape measure and thimble. It also states there are 1200 fur farmers in Wisconsin and mentions South Seas natives cultivating a vegetable in yarn.
In a fragment from a serialized tale, Jutta Craig navigates rehearsals and late nights with Amy and Royal Nesbitt while a tangled web of romance and ambition unfolds aboard a yacht and at Latta’s gambling ship. Tensions rise as Parson presses for a private talk about a risky venture with Smith Gatland, and Julia grapples with loyalty, career, and love.
A brief feature on Erskine Johnson and George Scarbo presenting a closeup and comedy segment titled That Sing and Say Laurel and Hardy with a playful bird performance.
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