Godliness and dust storms shape Kansas politics
A Kansas region battered by dust and drought watches traditional leaders and federal aid debates. Senator Simon Fishman warns government aid is insufficient, urging reliance on Providence. Washington officials report some improvement, while locals weigh who can navigate crisis and carry on in tough times.
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Washington
Simon Fishman
Kansas
Kansas City
Fishman
Providence
Stresa Conference Brings European Tension Easing
Yesterday's conference session showed a retreat from hard lines as Germany backs off on aggression treaties and France halts a League of Nations resolution condemning Versailles breaches. France and Russia move toward a bilateral security pact while Germany avoids further non aggression overtures, signaling a calmer diplomatic stance and a longer peace horizon. Some view the shift as a pause rather than a permanent pause in conflict, with future actions by other parties needed to solidify gains and keep non aggression pacts intact.
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Germany
France
League of Nations Council
Russia
Altho
League
Stresa
Graduate CCC rolls may include 300000 added workers
The article notes graduates unable to find jobs could be counted among 300000 more to be added to CCC rolls. It discusses mixed confidence in the NRA, industry’s desire to avoid another system change, and calls to extend NRA as government spokesmen push permanent New Deal policies amid unemployment fears. Dr Tugwell is cited on persistent job scarcity.
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CCC
NRA
Tugwell
Dismissal of Lawrence School Superintendent After Hospital Stay
Superintendent Del Manzo of Lawrence city schools is discharged this morning from the hospital after an appendicitis operation on March 29. The item also covers local traffic debates on stop signs, several social visits, Easter travels, a 40th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs John Unger Sr, and a tea hosted by Mrs Irah Barrett at her parents’ home.
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M. C
del Manzo
Lawrence City
Tennessee Street
University District
Kansas City
C.E. Merwin
Henry McCurdy
Toledo
Ohio
Lawrence
S. H. McCurdy
Elizabeth Tucker
Florence Ferris
ElDorado High School
Julius C. Holmes
J. 2
Holmes
St. Louis
Fld. Scanlon
Julius Holmes
Washington
Holms
Scanlon
John Unger Sr
Fendland
Ethel
Viola Tucker
J. F. Ridinger
Harry Unger
W. J. Keeler
Annabel
Irah Barrett
C. E. Merwin
Change Will Shift Kansas Missouri Game Location
W C Lansdon, Kansas University athletics manager, argues transferring the annual Kansas Missouri game to Lawrence will not cut profits. He expects net gains for both schools with alternating sites McGook Field and Columbia as receipts drop but expenses fall. Last fall’s Thanksgiving game grossed 28,000 with 8,000 in expenses.
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W. C. Lansdon
Lawrence
McGook Field
Columbia
Lansdon
Local Art Store Sold To Centerville Buyer In Kan
Mrs Lina Hill sold her art store at 903 Massachusetts Street to Mrs J H House of Centerville Kan who will open at 737 Mass Street The piece notes a party at the Radcliffe home on Ohio Street for Amy Irene Radcliffe with prizes and toasts The social column lists guests and attendees along with other gatherings and travels of local residents
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T Art Store
Lina Hill
Massachusetts Street
J. H. House
Centerville
Kan
Mass
C. P. Radcliffe
Ohio Street
Amy Irene
Edward Foster
Anna Mitchell
Harry Sheets
Elsie Hudson
Louis Peckham
Marion Decker
Katherine Jackman
Elizabeth Dunkel
Mary Anna Dunkel
Elizabeth Brodhead
Alice Dick
Charles Radcliff
H. B. Ober
Marie Ober
Sarah Hunt
Topeka
Mary Darlington
Elsie
Nelle Hudson
Scott
E. Smith
Louis Rockland
Hiawatha
Frank Evans
Charles Sparr
Critchfield
Oskaloosa
Will Green
Gritchfield
A. Monroe
Anna Monroe
Jim Donnelly
Neil Donnelly
Kansas City
Monroe
Julia Fullerton
Katherine Fullerton
Florida
A. Ketels
Texas
Harry Wilson
Modern Lace Club
Junior Promenade at Kansas University ushers in western era
Forty years ago at Kansas University the junior class held a pioneering promenade in Lawrence. Miss Louise Towne Miss Lucy Watson and others organized the event with about sixty invitations issued to town and campus, a festive hall decor, and strong police presence to keep disturb unshaken. The Kansas University Republican club also met to elect delegates to a state league meeting in Topeka. Rev D W McQuiston was installed as new minister at United Presbyterian church in Lawrence, coming from Monmouth Illinois. A Texan offered a novel refrigerator car shipping scheme for berries through Lawrence, claiming near freezing temps and minimal ice use on the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Louise Towne
Lucy Watson
Mesers
J. W. Patton
C. C. Brown
Jack Morgan
Lawrence
University Republican
Kansas University Republican Club
Court House
Topeka
C. T. Southwick
Warren Edwards
C. V. Hi
Xenia
Monmouth Colleges
Alvin
Tex
Kansas City
Bloch
Balcon y at Night joins Columbus Gallery
Professor Albert Bloch head of drawing and painting at School of Fine Arts has a canvas titled Balcony at Night added to the permanent collection of the Gallery of Fine Arts in Columbus Ohio. The work painted about fifteen years ago in Ascona South Switzerland was later acquired by the Howard collection in New York City before passing to the Columbus Gallery on the owner’s death.
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School of Fine Arts
Albert Bloch
Gallery of Fine Arts
Columbus
Ohio
Bloch
Ascona
Switzerland
Howard
New York City
Columbus Gallery
Misbranded sorghum seed sold to Kansas farmers
Topeka reports farmers in western Kansas faced losses from misbranded Atlas sorghum seed. Mohler state agriculture secretary said shipments, mainly from Nebraska, mislabeled Atlas and other sorghums, violating federal and state law. Tests aim to expose dealers and curb crime harming crops and incomes.
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Topeka
Kansas
Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Nebraska
Flashes of Life and Oddities Across Cities
AP reports a mixed bag of quirks and civic notes from various cities. Twin perambulators surge in demand while ordinary carriages fall slightly. a gym reward of thirty thousand dollars prompts a weight loss bid. a fan dance leads to a missing prop theft. a zoo owner narrowly escapes zoning fines by claiming animals traveled to Indianapolis. drivers warned to avoid mud puddles endangering pedestrians.
Pituitary Gland Linked To Diabetes Mystery
A New York Academy of Medicine summary notes a young diabetic's insulin need dropped to zero after a pituitary tumor developed, suggesting pituitary activity may oppose insulin. The piece discusses potential routine pituitary exams for diabetes patients and contrasts with prior pancreas-centered views.
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New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Atlanta
University
Georgia
James Stimson’s wedding ends with surprise happiness
The town gossip follows James Stimson as he wavers about marrying Jane Northrup yet the ceremony yields a twist. Miss Julia and Mrs. Northrup discuss courtship, politics, and future matches while Leslie Harris remains a quiet, persistent contrast. James contemplates a future balancing temperaments and charm.
Honeymoon exposes James Stimson to masterfulness fantasy
After a New York arrival during their honeymoon James Brrewster Stimson feels crushed by waiter prejudice and wonders how to imitate Louis Bradford’s confident manner. Jane urges him to assert himself, prompting self doubt and a vow to study “masterfulness.” Judge Halcomb visits Julia Pratt and debates Jane’s agency in the Stimson wedding while echoing light gossip about the couple.
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Louis Bradford
New York City
Mr. Bradford
James
Jane
Mr. Stimson
James Brewster Stimson
New Concord
Judge Halcomb
Julia Pratt
Roger Bennetts
Lucretia Bennett
Stimson
Daily Globe
Society Reporter
Jane Northrup
Miss Julia
Julia
Dames
Thackeray
Return Journey of the Q Duck Family
The ducks sail home from a long voyage in the boat the Q Duck. Mrs Quacko lists souvenirs for Willy Nilly and friends, including grass, roots, a stick, a feather, beaver hair. Mr Quacko panics as the boat hits rocks amid their final return home.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Mr. Quacko
Mrs. Quacko
Quack
Willy Nilly
Bears
Rip
Top Notch
Christopher Columbus
Crow
the Lamb
Mrs. Quacko Duck
Miss Duck
Mrs. Muskrat
Sweet Face
Jelly
Honey Bear
Blacky
Jupiter
Q. Duck
Ignore Puffy's Passionate Wait and Discover Tie to Tree
A fragmented verse shows Puffy bound to a tree as warriors circle in a ring. They chant cheerfully with a rustic refrain as the scene pivots around a playful ritual.
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Puffy
Radio Programs Saturday Evening April 13 Schedule
Radio listings for Saturday April 13 feature a long sequence of programs across KMBC WDAF WREN WREX and other stations. Highlights include Martha Mears performances JAF and other musical acts, orchestras led by Richard Himber Herbie Kay Andre Kostelanetz and Enric Madriguera, plus variety acts like Joe Penner and Eddie Cantor.
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EBC
Rey Venuta
Jaf
Martha Mears
Sataist
WREX
the Songfellows
WDAE
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
KMBC
Milton Charles
Wren
Kmbc—Moment Musicale
Kansas City Dines Widae
Kansas City
ABC
Herbie Kays
Herbie Kay
Paul Whiteman
Claude Hopkin
Joe Harmes
Ily
Orville Knapp
Wren—Shandor
IHO
Reggie Child
KMUC
Ray Hardeck
Leo Zolto
AMUC
New York Philharmonic
Sally of the Talkies
Wren—Radio Theatre
WRES
Spartan Triolians
Ae G. Charles Gray
Temple of Sonik
Hoover
Jutlia Sanderson
Frank Crumit
Ony Wans
Seeland College Chapel
Ite Storgenthau
Joe Penner
MBC
Eldorado Springs
Stockton
J. W. Fifield
Wdaf—Opera Guild
General Motors Symphony
Eddie Cantor
Howard Ely
Wren—Silken
Detroit Symphony Orch
Sonal Amerie Musical Revue
Walter Winchell
KNBC
Wayne King
Gibson Family
Wrfn—Press-Barks
Tesse Crawford
Wren—Max Delin Grenadiers
Art Jarrett
Jesse Hawkins
Orch Gag
Raila
Pau
Freddie Bergin
K3bc
Buddy
Ginger
Sonny
K C
KMBEC
O'Neills
Jane Anderson
Dae Imy Allen
KMB
Kansas City Dines
Buck Rogers
WREN—Red_Daris
Wapar
Lansy Kohler
Fogs
William BL
Richard Himber
Ren—Lucille Manners
Natie Kate Smith
Neredith Wilson
Orch
Firestone
Lucrezia Bori
Andre Kostelanetz
Wren Sinclair
KMAC
Pat
The
Haydn's
Ren—Little
Jackie Heller
Reg Aurea
49Ers
Ash C—Carties
Red Davis
the Tattler
RNBC
Slurt
Mar Wren
Amos and
Andy
Arcadia Cafe
RNEC
Glen Gray
C Orchestra
Ren—Sleepy Halls
Wearothevrolet Musical Momento
Jolly Coburn
Encic Madriguera
Orc
Terrace Gardens
Blue Monday Jamree
Wren—Shandor—Violiniat
Cher Paree
Florence Richardson
Rob Chester
Wdaf—Hotel
Radio schedule fragment with numerous program listings
A chaotic readout lists radio programs and times across stations WREN WDAF KMBC and others, naming orchestras singers and hosts such as Lucille Manners Nat King Smith and Florence Richardson with multiple time stamps and partial notes, plus a short factual item about Pennsylvania students at the University of West Virginia and a Mary Queen of Scots letter sale and Mongolian gift notes.
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Journal-World At
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National Aeranentativent
Jompson, Inc
New York
4Th St
Lexgo
South
Miichigan Ave
Ee Francisco
Banso
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Journal-World
Congress
Pasy
Claude Callan
Ellen
Publishers Syndicate
Associated Press
Association of Baby Ecarriage Dealers
Norristown
William Penn Lodge
J. Burnett Holland
Lodge
Eliza Jarman
Dallas
Claudette Graves
Fort Worth
Zoo
Chicago
William Harwood
Indianapolis
J. William Brooks
Green Bay
Wis
W. Dyce
Mornday
United States
Denver
C. F. Seymour
Cuba
Calabazar
Santa Clara Province
James Stimson
Mabel Webster
Janes
Hte
Law
Leslie
White House
Leslie’ Harris
Sam Fletcher
Bud Howard
Beaux
Miss Jona
Tate
Mareel H. Farnham
Chapter
Honeymoon
Mhi
Robert F. Wagner
U.S
John W. Edelmar
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
World Trade
World Peace Foundation
40Th St
N.Y
Keystone State
Morgantown
W. Va
Pennsylvania
University of West Virginia
New Jersey
Puerto Rico
Edinburgh
Mary
Teh
Inner Mongolia
Chiang Kai-shek
Dr. Gowdy
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank
of Lawrence
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