Relief and politics mix in Kansas April hopes
The piece discusses rainfall and relief aid in Kansas and Missouri. It notes Kansas quickly funded 700000 for relief, contrasts Missouri's delay, and critiques Southern states for contributing less. It also covers Washington's interests in Father Coughlin and Huey Long, radio's unrest potential, and European tensions with Germany Italy and the Pope's war critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Father Coughlin
Husy Long
Ins
Outs
Wouldbes
Landon pushes soil saving plan in Kansas dust storms
Governor Landon visited Washington to present ideas for preserving Kansas topsoil. Funds allocated yesterday will start soil saving work as soon as possible. Whether the strip or continuous field listing will yield results remains uncertain amid severe dust conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Washington
National Capital
Kansas
Krafts Celebrate Sixty Years In Stull Church Service
Mr and Mrs John Kraft of Stull observed their sixtieth wedding anniversary on March 30 with a noon dinner and a program at the Evangelical church where they have long been members. A gift of 125 dollars in gold was presented to the couple. The No Name club officers for the coming year were named L O Meara president Mrs C W McFarland vice president Mrs B Reid secretary Mrs J J Shults treasurer Mrs S Learned federation representative. Influenza in the city eases with physicians reporting most patients recovering though a few cases remain. Wheat prices fell about six cents per bushel for May delivery. A junior prom at the high school will feature toasts by John Foster Mary Allen Fred Fearing and Principal H Olney. Hangarford leads the program with Joyce Joch Irma Casey and Harold Blanding directing decorations and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kraft
Stull
Coth
L. O'Meara
CW. McFarland
B. Red
J. J.shuits
Learned
Federation
Ely
Ais
Wileetean Harner
John Foster
Mary Allen
Fred Fearing
H. Olney
Hangarford
Joyce Joch
Irma Casey
Harold Blanding
New Residence to Replace Old Lawrencian Landmark Storefront
Twenty five years ago on April 2 Lawrence saw the old stone priest residence of the Catholic church torn down to make way for a $5,000 modern dwelling. Plans mention remodeling the Opera House area with a ground floor operation and removal of the third floor. George Monow travels to California seeking hotel ventures in Fresno and Oak Park. A large rooming house is planned at 1389 Ohio Street by Mrs. Angney with seven rooms on each of the first two floors and additional rooms on the third. Mrs. Ella Tripp and daughter Ruth depart for Ft Scott to attend Mrs. Tripp’s role as a teacher in city schools.
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Priest
City of
Lawrence
Opera House
Ben J. D. Bowersock
George Monow
California
Fresno
Oak
Angney
Ohio Street
Ella Tripp
Ruths
Tennessee Street
Ft. Scott
Kan
Fraternal event features colorful purple and white decor
The gathering displayed striking purple and white decorations as guests arrived, including Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pinshon. Host staff greeted attendees while programs were handed out by Miss Gretchenan and Mr. John Seymour, with refreshments served by Miss Alice Dick and Miss Elfriede Fischer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hall
Mra
Paul Pinshon
Mrz
A. B. Clark
John Newman
Besse
Orrison
Gretchenan
John Seymour
Alice Dick
Elfriede Fischer
Forty Years Ago in Hutchinson and Lawrence
A pastorship transfer moves Rev. Jay W. Somerville from Hutchinson to Lawrence. Ada Briggs and Clara Perky receive life teaching certificates in Lawrence, with a study leave request for Miss Spencer deferred. Lawrence Y M C A plans Monday talks by local dignitaries. Lawrence city election records a quiet vote with low turnout. George Kuhne of Lawrence National Bank ill at home with fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Jay W. Somerville
Lawrence
Somerville
Board of Education
Ada Briggs
Clara Perky
Spencer
Europe
George Kuhne
Lawrence National Bank
Kansas City Doctor Dies of Apoplexy at 66
Dr Farquhard Campbell longtime Kansas City physician died of apoplexy at his home after being stricken Friday He was born in London Ontario and survived by his widow H 8 Hill aged 83 prominent Dickinson county farmer and president of Farmers Mutual Insurance died in a hospital in Upland Kansas Riley county officials seek guidance from the attorney general on a 20 percent petition rule while bonds for a state park project near Riley were challenged by 2400 signatures
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Farquhard Campbell
Campbell
London
Kansas
Riley
Poland hints at League role amid Eden talks
In Warsaw reports suggest Poland may propose strengthening the League of Nations during discussions with Captain Anthony Eden as he enters new talks. Addis Ababa notes an Ethiopian reply to an Italian protest accuses an Italian commander of ambush and killing an Ethiopian negotiating for firearms. Moscow voices fear Germany plans a Memel coup amid Eastern security pact talk. Milan notes Mussolini’s paper urging Stresa conference to renounce dangerous disarmament utopias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Warsaw
Poland
League of Nations
Anthony Eden
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Santiago
Chileo
United States
Argentina
Chile
Brazil
Peru
Bolivia
Paraguay
Kaunas
Lithuania
Germany
Moscow
Orgie
Ravda
Milan
Mussolini
Popolo d'Italie
Stresa
Powera
Missouri farmer seeks help locating stolen tattooed fowls
Kansan City reporters note a Missouri farmer asks the public to aid in recovering hens that were tattooed for identification after being stolen. The brief item mentions local residents and a Lenten mission, with church events and a classified ad hinting at room rentals. The piece reflects a fragmented OCR snapshot of local notices and happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Jane Northrup Faces Twins and a Crowned Heart
In New Concord Jane Northrup endures her brothers Nate and Norris who mock her and steal attention. Jane fights for control as her mother warns against retaliation while a family love triangle stirs rumors about James Stimson and Leslie Harris. The 1945 vignette centers on Jane’s quiet power and risky social maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derhars
Jane
Hele Enocket
James
Leslie
Trina
Jane Desceides
Norris
Nate
Lena
New Concord
James Stimson
Leslie Harris
Julia Pratt
Julie Pratt
Sarah Stimson
Julia
Sarah
Tomorrow James Speaks on Moon Goddess Remark
James is set to address a moon goddess topic tomorrow, signaling a formal remark about celestial symbolism. The event will feature commentary on mythic roles and cultural interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
The Boat by Jay Roar and Mrs Quack in Quackerville
A whimsical exchange unfolds between Willy Nilly and Mrs Quack about building a boat. They envision cruising ponds and streams and plan to visit Mrs Quacker in Quackerville. The dialogue quality mirrors playful duck humor with a touch of fantasy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Ducks and Willy Nilly Build a Great Sailboat
ASS tells the pond ducks about Willy Nilly's plan to build a large sailboat for them. He begins construction at once and completes a very sizeable craft that impresses the ducks who debate its use and how it could be moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Nilly
Sire
Flashes of Life by the Auscevsies Press
Fragmented tale set in New York features a junk dealer, Magis of Sis, and a room mate who refuses deception. Steve G. Ralsben appears as a comic foil while a sneering figure orders Kin to appease Salaban in a scene of quick, sharp exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auscevsies Press
Tale
New York
Magis
Sis Peckitey
Tome
Aris
Johans
Steve G. Ralsben
Salaban
Fragmentary local tale of flight and footnotes on a frontier case
Readable fragments describe elopement after flirtation and a courtlike inquiry into a police case. Names, ages, and places are obscured by garbled OCR but hint at a sensational local incident involving a drone, a seer, and a legal action.
The Fate of the Diabetic and Its Determinants
The fate of the diabetic hinges on initial attack severity response to treatment and time to start care. Patient cooperation intelligence and adherence shape outcomes as much as any factor. Intercurrent illnesses jeopardize control and require diet and insulin adjustments with timely medical action.
Navy Secretary Swanson McCarl clash sparks no-fire
Washington report on the Swanson Comptroller General dispute over retroactive family travel expenses for retiring naval officers. Roosevelt sided with Swanson but McCarl resisted, with talks of a rider to authorize future expenditures. The fight centered on legality and potential congressional action as the war year budget loomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Swanson
Navy
McCarn
Roosevelt
McCarl
Norris
Nebraska
White House
Isle
Agkood
Congress
Eepers
Comhouse
General Accounting Office
Pisia
McCass
Putra's Odd River Run Ends in a Flop
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a runner named Putra approaching a stream bank and stopping abruptly as a flyer appears over Puce jes and collapses. The text is incomplete, but it centers on a puzzling riverbank incident and a sudden fall near an Ag Ber tonnin flyer.
Black Jack residents visit hospital and club notes
Henry Bell and Clyde and Mary with Mrs Hattie Adams went to Kansas City to visit Mrs Bell at St Luke's hospital where she recovers from a gallstone operation. Miss Mary Chandler joined them then traveled to Nebraska to visit her sister Mrs Homer Wilson. Dirs George Corn of Bartlesville Okla is in Kansas City with Mrs Bell during visiting hours. Kalb returns to Spring Creek after a measles absence. Mrs Oliver Ness hosts a ladies club meeting March 27 with Current Events as roll call. A school board member praised the local school during a recent visit as a severe dust storm darkened Russell County and closed businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bell
Clyde
Mary
Hattie Adams
Kansas City
Mrs. Bell
St. Luke’s Hospital
Miss Mary Chandler
Miss Chandler
Nebraska
Homer Wilson
George Corn
Bartlesville
Okla
Kansan City
Mrs
Bell
Me Kalb
Spring Creek
Ralph Kalb
Emma Kalb
Black Jack School
Althe
James Workman
Emnoria
Walter Scott
Frances Kalb
Veryl Sheppard
Mary Bell
St. Luke's Hospital
Jay
Rex Sheppard
Adams
Donald Pearson
Maurice O'Neil
Elton Vickers
Lester Kalb
Harley Dobson
Ralph Vickers
Earl Shaffer
Russell County
Greenwood Valley Community Notes Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Noe
Miss Dorothy Brooks spent Wednesday night with Maxine Goff. Mr and Mrs A G Noe entertained at dinner Sunday with guests including Merle Scheer Topeka Elmer Husted Lawrence Gladys Noe and others for Mrs Noe's birthday. 4-H club, family visits, and school note show measles absence and early close April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Brooks
Maxine Goff
A. G. Noe
Merle Scheer
Milton
David Merle
Boyd Scheer
Topeka
Elmer Husted
Lawrence
David Noe
Gladys Noe
Noe
Billy Lutz
Ben Kellogg
M. T. Brooke
Riley
Gerald Hollowa
S.L. Dark
Elsie
Johnnie
Charles Wilson
Elsie Kellogg
Donald Dean
Margery Goff
Greenwood Valley
Vernon
Bobby Rake
Peggy Brooke
Johnnie Kellogg
Radio Programs Tuesday Evening April 2 Highlights
Radio listings show a dense schedule across KMBC WDAF WREN WRE N and other stations for Tuesday April 2 with multiple host shows, orchestras, and performances. Notable items include WREN anniversary Hebrew Univ in Jerusalem, KMBC Captain Dobbsie's Ship, WDAF Terrace Gardens Orch, and 21:00 hours concert blocks. The page also notes Wednesday April 3 evening programs and a 2:29 pm Studies of Living Things segment with Dr Ernest Bayles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Armetron
Ryines
Wren
Morton Downey
Boake Carter
Abe Leas
Roar Sager
KMBC
101Niversary Hebrew Univ
Jerusalem
WDAF
Angy
Stanley High
Myst
Ce Crawford
Ase Freddie Berain
I. Zollo
Orcbelira
Terrace Gardens Orch
Jacques Renard
Creek
Happy, Hollow
Buck Rogers
Plantation Echoes
WDAE
Uncle Ezra
Diane
Edwin C. Bill
Lanny Rogs
Orch
Wayne King
Fred Allen
MBC
Richard Bonelli
Andre Kostelanets
Ohn McCormack
RBC
Janes and Alles
Pearl
Ween
Jane Gevelp
The
49Ers
Bietary
KMGC
WDAPF
Columbia
the Tattler
WRENS
Tohn Kennedy
BC Myrt
Marge
Chervelet
Ernest E. Bayles
W. A. Dill
K U
Misa Meribah Moors
Smallpox Vaccination trip and card shower notes
A Tuesday trip to Lecompton included a smallpox vaccination. Friends of Mrs. Harold Horton plan a post card shower sending cards to Cherokee Oklahoma Box 503. Mrs. Horton recently had an operation and is recovering well. The Journal-World features classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lecompton
Harold Horton
Cherokee
Okla
Olive Tablets prescription for tiredness and constipation
An old ad claims persistent fatigue and a sallow complexion come from clogged bowels. It promotes Olive Tablets as a gentle, vegetable laxative to purify the system, taken at bedtime for two to four dollars, noting former use of calomel and daily reliance.
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WC Bimons
Murray
Better
LPH Gimons
Reer Ene
Streat
Renue
Balencay
San Neigen
Sans Angeles
Orpheum
Baltimore
Tall Star
Atlanta
Walton Building
Lawrence Kanage
John
Italy
Pius
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Ellen
Publishers Syndicate
Lawrence Y.M.C.A
Association Rooms
L. I. Blake
J. S. Emery
Hector W. Cowan
W. E. Hazen
F. D. Morse
A. G. Coonrod
Cable News
Peroni
Robert A. Hunt
Maine
Salen Pis
Nate and
Nocris
Northru
Javer
Godas
Ant
Reed
Miss Julia
Mise Sulla
Maige H. Farnham
Abel
Coer
Wen Powell
Chicaro
Jackard
Tommy Fischer
Gillencoe
Drake
Herbert Plummer
Ares
Epica
Senator Vi of
Jeff
Reenwood Valley
EBC
Hertie Ray
Gene Maney
Earle
Bismarck
Carter Harrison
Freddie Berrens
Will Ryshanek
Wbai—College Tan
Shandor- Visliniat
Dick Fidler
Ciardens
IFKU
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana
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