National Representatives and Associated Press Notice
A period notice lists National Representatives Lorenzen Thompson Inc with addresses in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City St Louis Atlanta and a Lawrence Kansas post office inquiry number. It notes The Associated Press exclusive republication rights and Bureau of Circulations membership.
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Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
Chicago
South
Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
le Angeles
New Orpheum
St. Kansas City
Baltimore
St Louis Star
Atlanta
Walton Building
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Highway No 10 surfacing to begin Monday near Lawrence
The laying down of the hard surface on highway No 10 between Lawrence and Eudora is to start Monday. The work will be a major contribution to completion of the highway system in this vicinity and will ease heavy traffic, making the route one of the busiest in eastern Kansas when finished.
Voters Praise New Lawrence City Council Appointees
Citizens of Lawrence express satisfaction with Tuesday's city election results and the elected mayor and council. They expect a creditable administration and note the officials will serve without salaries, seeking the city's betterment. The piece also notes Austria's army expansion tolerance and echoes debates on soil erosion plans in western Kansas.
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Lawrence
Weathering the Western Kansas Storms Foreseen
The Podge City Globe offers a forecast on the dreath and frost storms sweeping western Kansas. Weather writers describe Mother Nature reclaiming the prairies after man's greedy seduction, with florid metaphorical prose about the literary range and the flow of events.
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Kansas
City Globe
Mother Nature
Prairies
Despair Through Dust Yet Southwest Stays Firm
The piece notes the high plains endure dust storms and drought, with development slowed but not halted. It argues farmers avoid relief or leave only those unfit, rejects mass exodus, and says agriculture adapts to protect against future droughts. Also invites readers to view the spring trades show at the Armory in Lawrence.
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High Plains
Southwest
Desert
Lawrence
Armory
Explorer Dr Cook Begins Prison Term for Mail Fraud
Dr Frederick A Cook, famed polar explorer and oil stocks operator, arrived at the Leavenworth penitentiary to serve a sentence of 14 years and nine months for using the mails to defraud. A minor hand cut occurred in a Massachusetts street car crash nearby. Harpist Alberto Salvi arrived for a University concert, with Dean Swarthout praising his virtuosity. Actors William Faversham and Margaret Anglin were en route for tonight's Foot Loose performance at Bowersock theater. The Thayer art collection returns to the University of Kansas from California and will be housed in the old Spooner library, with Miss Minnie Moodie appointed curator.
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Frederick Cook
Leavenworth
Kan
Frederick A. Cook
C. E. Varnum
Massachusetts Street
Salvi
Alberto Salvi
Lawrence
Dean Swarthout
William Faversham
Bowersock Theater
Margaret Anglin
Mr. Faversham
Kansas City
Thayer
Spooner Library
University of Kansas
California
Spooner
University
Sallie C. Thayer
William B. Thayer
Minnie B. Moodie
Lindley
Frank Strong
Board of Administration
Mrs Troutman's Recital At Unitarian Church April 5
Twenty five years ago on Friday April 5 Mrs Nellie Franklin Troutman prepared for a recital at the Unitarian church at eight o clock. She is remembered by many old friends here and studied music in Berlin with her brothers Prof E C and W S Franklin. Miss Hardy of Kansas City and Miss Greisinger join for duets and a piano piece. The Eberhart family celebrated Paul Eberhart's surprise birthday with music and games. Clarence Roberts departs for Portland to open a law office. Claudia Pendleton returns from Pueblo and Bessie Harris from Los Angeles after six months. George Kirchhoff plans a several week trip to California. Dr Powell left yesterday for Re-
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Troutman
Nellie Franklin Troutman
Unitarian Church
Paul Eberhart
Clarence Roberts
Portland
Ore
Claudia Pendleton
Pueblo
Colo
Bessie Harris
Los Angeles
Cal
Burtis
George Kirchhoff
Caliornia
Dr. Powell
Petition Filed Over Phonographs in Nickel Theatres
A petition signed by 50 residents in the 700 block on Massachusetts street requests action against the use of phonographs in nickel theatres. The city council referred the petition to the committee on police and licenses for consideration.
Forty Years Ago in Lawrence and Six Corners News Story
The Sheets family left Six Corners for Lawrence. Four former boys are in view, two in town business and two awaiting opportunity. A letter from M Wilden details the criminal career of Dr Otto von Muller also called Joachim Rosse, his marriages, and desertions after wealth. A runaway near Music Hall damaged two wagons, injuring but not seriously hurting Mr Churchbaugh and Mr Whitzel. Mrs Marcia M Denmen, long a Lawrence resident, visits friends in the city.
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Sheets
Lawrence
Otto von Muller
Walter Howe
Lawrence National Bank
M. Wilden
Dr. von Muller
Joachim Rosse
von Muller
Kansas City
Kaw
Tennessee Street
Lake View Club
Alexander
Music Hall
Waffle’s
Mr. Whitzel
Church’ Bough
Flashes of Life: Bank Robbery Gone Missing in Robeline
AP brief reports misfired bank robbery in Robeline Louisiana where two bandits stalled at a bank changing a $5 bill. the alarm failed and they escaped with 50 cents. Separate items cover ballot mixups in Brookland Arkansas and a riverhouseboat theft in Huntington West Virginia.
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Associated Press
Red Robeline
Hold Typing Contests in Kaw Valley League Held at Turner
Washington and Turner high school typists led the Kaw Valley league contests held at Turner yesterday afternoon. In the first group Washington and Turner tied for first with Bonner Springs third. other finishers were DeSoto Eudora and Tonganoxie. The top individual was Helen Markiewiecz of Turner. In the second group Washington high won with Evelyn Cunningham earning individual honors. other schools listed were Washington Tonganoxie Turner Eudora De Soto and Bonner Springs.
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Washington
Turner
Bonner Springs
DeSoto
Eudora
Tonganoxie
Helen Markiewiecz
Washington High
Evelyn Cunningham
Dodge City Festival Draws 1 730 Young Musicians
Dodge City on April 5 reports countywide participation in the annual high school music event. About 1 750 musicians from 52 southwest Kansas high schools entered the festival, similar to past years when the event was a fine arts contest.
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Dodge City
Kansas
James Stimson Fights for Leslie in New Concord Saga
The 111 year old catch of New Concord, James Stimson, battles an arranged marriage to Jane Northrup while loving Leslie Harris. After a drunken confrontation, Leslie drifts to Sam Fletcher and Jane, as James endures his aunt’s schemes, a dramatic Lake Michigan visit, and a vow to win or lose Leslie forever.
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James Stimson
New Concord
Kan
Jane Northrup
Leslie Harris
James
Leslie
Mr. Harris
Jane
Sam
Bud
Jack
Lake Michigan
Commercial Street
Venus de Milo
Mareel
Farnham
Danger on the Dam Near Beavers and Ducks Unite
Mary Graham Bonner narrates a peril aboard a boat saved from a dam by Quacky the duck and Mr. Quacko. Beavers arrive from under branches with Mrs. Beaver and two young ones, discussing work, fur, and preparation as the ducks recover from the scare. The scene blends alarm with curious Beaver chatter and cautious travel after the narrow escape.
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Quacky
Mr. Beaver
Mrs. Beaver
Mr. Quacko Duck
Cead
Varicose Veins Causes and Effects Described by Doctor
A medical note from the New York Academy of Medicine by Dr Iago Galdston explains varicose veins arise from circulatory stasis. It notes slowed blood and lymph flow causes tissue edema and reduced tissue resistance, with treatment to follow.
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New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Tomorrow Varicose Veins IT
An article describes spomatications aimed at reestablishing normal circulation and reducing dilated veins through conservative measures. Rest gravity and compression stockings support venous return, with emphasis on elevating limbs and avoiding prolonged standing to reduce pressure on weakened vein walls. Walking aids deeper vein pumping.
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Walla
Safety Talks On Passing Overtaking in Lawrence
Short Talks on Safety by F. L. Brown, president of the Douglas County Safety Council, discuss traffic rules in Lawrence. Key sections require overtaking to the left, safe distance, and giving way to the vehicle being passed, with warnings about passing at intersections or rail crossings and penalties for violators.
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F. L. Brownsident
Douglas County Safety Council
City of
Lawrence
Washington Daybook Notes Holt Sees Senate From Cloakroom
Senator-elect Rush D. Holt sits beyond the debates, observing Senate proceedings from the cloakroom vantage. He recalls his 1934 pro labor stance in West Virginia and notes labor support as key to his political rise, contrasting past coal field conditions with NRA era gains. He was elected and will be seated when his party majority is confirmed, awaiting the formal take of office.
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Marvin Washington
LeRoy Johnson
Johnson
Marvin Fulton
Belleville
Ohio
Herbert Plummer Washington
West Virginia
Eheby
Rush D. Holt
Senate
Holt
NRA
Radio Programs Friday Evening Overview
Radio schedule lists multiple stations WDAF KMBC WREN KNBC and more for Friday April 3 with varied programs from music and orchestras to comedy and talk shows. Entries include Jack Armstrong Uncle Ezra Beatrice Lillie and Beasley orchestras plus The Tattler and Evening Concerts spanning 6 to 11 pm with numerous performers and times.
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N—Kellogg
WDAF
Buddy
Grief
Annie
Jack Armstrong
KMBC
the O'Neill's
Winthro
WRF
A. Byrne
Borke Carter
Wren
Ezra
Iren
RHBC
Atrn Fraddin D. Roose
A Eschaniz
KNBC
Edwin C. Hill
Fy Posen
Cooke of Human Relations
Walts
Beatrice Lillie
Phil Baker
Armour Ue
Roe
EMBC
Hollywood Hotel
di Powell
Commerce Trust
The
Castles In Music
Red Davis
Henry Deering
the Tattler
Amos
Andy
Myrt
Marge
George R. Holmes
DAE Chevrolet
Clark M. Eichelberger
League of Nations Association
Terrace Gardens
MBC
Chas, Dornberger
Orch
Dick Fidler
Freddie Bergin
Songfellows
Milton Charles
Press-Radio News
Kansas City Dinea
Southeastern State
Morin_ Sisters
Max Condon
Swift & Co
Wren—Varnity
Collert
Roxy
St. Louis
Lucrezia Bori
Andre Kostelanetz
al Jolson
Richard Himber
Labor ties push for Democratic liberal turn
A fragment discusses the Democratic party needing union backing and collaboration with organized labor, foreseeing a liberal shift under progressive leadership. It notes timing on NRA legislation and potential Senate prospects for Holt, with brief regional clippings on local figures and a funeral notice for Dr. Grafton D. Whitaker.
Kansas brief notes early bloom for fruit trees
Topeka April 5 reports Kansas horticultural secretary George W. Kinkead says fruit trees are blooming about two weeks ahead of normal. The advance signals warmer spring conditions and potential impacts on fruit yields and garden planning for the season.
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Topeka
Kan
George W. Kinkead
The
Kansas Horticultural Society
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J. W. Murray
Dolph Simons
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Germany
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Claude Callan
Dan
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Ark
J. W. Price
City Recorder
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W. Va
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Kaw Valley League
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Janes
Mrs. Harris
Sam Fletcher
John Harris
Dill Hawks
Mrs. Dill
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Laura Thornton
Jennie Sears
Miss Sarah
Dill
Stimson
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Fath
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Herbie Kay
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So-Wbae
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Ray
Morton Iseph Roe
Country Church of
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Julia
Anderen
Frank
Toey Cay
Cook’s. Travelogues
Graceland College Chapel
Jack Benny
Joe Penner
Maryeville
J. W. Fifield
WDAFP
Gui Wren
General Motors Symphony
Eddie Cantor
Howard el
the Organ
Oan Wren Biles
Pars Wren
Walter ‘Winehell
Wayne King
Gibson Family
Fray and Biliot
Wendall Hal
LDS
Wren—Press
Max Dolin
KFKU
Peria
Charles Sanford Skilton
School of ‘Engineering
G.gries Bimpaon
Democratic Party
Progressive Democratic Party
America
Congress
Lesses
la Crosse
UPA
W. Robinson
Robinson
Grafton _D. Whitaker
Whitaker
Tola
Colony
Nettie Phillips
Kansan City
Ed C.itaker
G. D. Whitaker, Jr
Astor
Bayer
Bellan
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