National issues and dust area tour in 1935 era press
The piece surveys a Supreme Court case on the National Industrial Recovery Act, budget balancing debates in Oklahoma and Britain, and a dust area tour by Governor Landon with Secretary Wilson. It notes projected population shifts, Huey Long’s legislative push in Louisiana, Insull's trials, Baruch on war profits, and League of Nations counsel on Italy and Ethiopia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
General Johnson
Marland
Oklahoma
Landon
M. L. Wilwon
Kansas
Wilson
Oregon
Washington
Middle West
Bernard M. Baruch
Narrow escape for King Boris in Bulgaria amid alleged communist plot
In Sofia on April 14 King Boris of Bulgaria narrowly escaped death when a bullet struck part of his mustache as alleged communists attacked. General Gheorghieff, a leader in the 1923 movement that toppled the Stambouloï government, was killed in the same events. The report places the incident as a major political turmoil in Bulgaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Boris
Bulgaria
Gheorghieff
Stambouleky
Hector W. Cowan
Catskill Mountains
New York
University of Kansas Athletic Association
Cowan
University of Kansas
University
Naismith
John Outland
K. Williamson
A. R. Kennedy
W. H. H. Pratt
Irving Hill
Fay Moulton
E. R. Learned
Ray A. Eusten
South
Massachusetts Street
Learned
Learned_and Mrs. Eusten was Miss Ethel Dykstra
May Savage
L. L. O'Meara
Frank Prosser
Jacob Badsky
G. W. Phenicie
4.M. Wilcox
F. W. Cutter
Louise Wiedemann
Isabel Sharp
L. D. Havenhill
A. G
Kansas
Marion Adelaide Edgar
Claude Irving Schupp
Garnett
George B. Edgar
Ohio Street
A. Bleck
Washington, D. C
Ralph Graber
Barnes
Ree Dr. Baxter May Leave for Napa Episcopal Church
Baxter of the Episcopal Church is now in Napa in response to a call from the Napa church. The note indicates he may depart from his current post, reflecting changes in church assignments.
Cora Visits End After Rich Husband Arrives
A kinder note on Cora's social shift after marrying George, recalling ten visits and how her new status as wife to a wealthy man has cooled her presence at the house. The comment captures small town gossip about class and marriage.
Lawrence Leaders Change and Local Happenings
Lawrence residents await Rev C H Milton’s resignation at a board meeting while Rev Milton’s tenure has built a strong Lawrence church. Ziesenis Beal wed Emma Ziesenis and Ralph Beal at 1004 Illinois with friends later hosting a charivari. The Federation of Women’s Clubs met to discuss Civic Improvement League work and club involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawwrence
Baxter
Iwrence
Salina
Lawrence
EH. Brownell
Peter Emer
Kansas City
Colonial Dames
Joe Dunkel
Eich Wraule
C. H. Milton
Board of
The
Christian Church
Milton
Whit Churchill
Watkins Land Mortgage Company
Watkins National Bank
J. R. Griggs
J. R. ‘Keeler
Ziesenis-Beal
Emma Ziesenis
Eudora
Ralph Beal
Illinois Street
E. B. Stauffer
Lutheran Church
Roy Godding
W. T. Stout
C. H. Steeper
McLouth
Anna Hutt
Minnie P. Burke
Fredonia
Kan
Eastern Star
Facsar
Federation of Clubs
Federation of Women’s Clubs
F. A. A. Hall
Civic Improvement League
W. BR. Chiles
Civic League Department
State Federation of Clubs
Chiles
McClung
Don Carlos
Civic League
Asher
A. Henley
Our
Fortytwo Years Ago April 16 Installations and Local News
Forty years ago on April 16 the city planned sidewalk and curbing repairs around the Episcopal church costing 600 dollars, with three to four weeks of labor. A Sons of Veterans camp named Amzy J. Steele will be organized at Clinton Kansas, with officers listed. Episcopal vestry elections yielded ten names and Parish Aid officers were chosen. Maurice Alden and others traveled. Topeka teachers visited. Kansas painter John Stata gueinter recognized for Curry painting gift to Kansas State College, titled Dogs, valued at 1260 dollars. Italy backs television study with a Rome government-sponsored permanent commission formed to aid progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Sons of Veterans
Clinton
Kan
W. L. Payne
D. C Fisher
N. E. Stevenson
Frank Curtis
W. W. Tucker
Charles Harrell
Adnan Clarke
Lawrence
Amzy J. Steele
Episcopal
A. L. Ashley
Samuel Reynolds
W. W. Nevison
E. Wright
J. W. Green
Charles C. Seewir
A. G. Canfield
L. E B. Sayre
R. Carter
F. M. Pering
Parish Aid Society
Julia McComb
Ed Thompson
Charles Seewir
Theodore Gardner
Maurice Alden
Chicago
Phi Psi
George Crozier
No. 6
Oklahoma
A. D. Weaver
F. W. Blackmar
Smith
Topeka
Manhattan
John Stata Gueinter
Ee Langford
Tso
Friends of Art Group
Kansas State College
Kansas
Curry
Italy
Television Study
Rome
Television Commission
The Pup and a Honeymoon Aftermath
James and Jane Stimson return from their honeymoon and clash over a puppy named Peter. James hides his upset, then relents as they quarrel about parenting and Sundays. Jane enforces control while James seeks solace at Aunt Sarah’s. their Sunday balance becomes a silent rift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Jane Stimson
Jane
Peter
Nate
Norris
Sarah
Lou
Stimsons
Sean Stout
The Bear Cubs Find a Rocking Horse
Willy Nilly plans spring cleaning while the bears Jupiter and friends need a toy. They discover an old dump containing automobile parts and a rocking horse, which they request Willy Nilly to recover for them. He agrees, having previously built a boat for the ducks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Christopher Columbus Crow
Jupiter Bears
Jupiter
Willy Nally
Jupiter Bear
Obituary for John E North of Clinton area
John E North born May 20 1877 in Whetmore Nemaha Kansas died April 10 1935 at Memorial hospital aged 57 years 10 months 21 days He married Lulu W Boles on November 24 1897 at Lawrence Kansas they had 11 children Laura Gladis North Alley preceded him in death July 1931 He leaves wife 10 children 11 grandchildren Paul North Kansas City Mary Craig Lawrence Verda Hammil Lawrence Eugene route 5 Audrey Thomas Donald Conrad Constant and Dale at home One sister Maud Rahskoph Lawrence He joined Brethren church Colyer 1899 later Methodist Clinton March 1912 General services Friday from Rumsey funeral home Rev A J Miller in charge Mixed quartet sang Pallbearers were intimate friends Buried Colyer cemetery near Lone Star
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. North
Whetmore
Nemaha County
Kansas
Memorial Hospital
Lewis and
Larina North
Lulu W. Boles
Lawrence
Laura Gladis North Alley
Paul North
Kansas City
Mary Craig
Verda Hammil
Eugene
Audrey
Thomas
Donald
Conrad
Constant
Dale
Maud Rahskoph
Brethern
Colyer
Methodist
Clinton
Rumsey
A. J. Miller
O. Engle
R. O. Burgert
E. G. Day
H. N. Huffman
Lone Star
Emma May Fenton obituary and family history notes
Emma May Shoemaker Knowles Fenton, born September 21 1876 in Rice County Kansas, married Edward M Knowles at 21 and had daughter Verna Bahnmaier. Later married Fred D Fenton April 14 1924. lived Kanwaka, Fort Scott. Methodist Church member at Winfield. Funeral held at Konantz Fort Scott with Rev T Tuckey. burial at Aurora Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma May Fenton
Konantz
Fort Scott
Tuckey
Aurora Mo
Verna Bahnmaier
Lawrence
Kansas
Emma May Shoemaker
Jasper Shoemaker
Rice County
Kan
Edward M. Knowles
Fred D. Fenton
Kanwaka
Fenton
Methodist Church
Winfield
New Treatment Toxoid Promises Staphylococcus Infection Relief
In the Journal of the American Medical Association a decade of work introduces staphylococcus toxoid, a modified toxin injected in escalating doses to stimulate antitoxin production. It aims to prevent and treat chronic staphylococcus infections such as boils and furuncles, differing from vaccines by targeting toxins rather than the germs themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of the American Medical Association
Flashes of Life and Local Oddities Across Cities
A lighthearted column notes Fergus the Cincinnati policeman struck by a cake while playing with his children and investigations into the cake incident. In Philadelphia, Miss Margaret K Loos discovers a misdated Eastern card sent by Dorothy Smith now Mrs Robert Miller. Uniontown sees Charles W Polinsite pass a driving test after returning from Cuba, related to Fayette county auto history. In Omaha a divorce suit ends with a judge granting divorce after a setting hen incident kills the hen and knocks the wife unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Margaret K. Loos
Dorothy Smith
Robert Miller
Omaha
Viola G. Beck
Frank Dineen
Nightwonger Re elected Wichita Mayor For Third Term
Frank Nightwonger, dean of the Wichita city commission, was chosen by the commission to serve a one year term as mayor, succeeding Schuyler Crawford. He had served on the commission since 1923 and was elected mayor previously in 1926 and again in 1927 after a deadlock requiring 125 ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Frank Nightwonger
City Commission
Schuyler Crawford
Nightwonger
Aansas City
Li—Homer A. Riebow
Union Pacific
Radio Programs Tuesday Evening April 16 1930s listings
Radio schedules present multiple stations WDAF KMBC WREN KMBC and others with programs hourly including musical acts orchestras and dramatic readings. Notable names include Buddy Dinger Nelson Gallery Easter Party Buck Rogers Wayne King Bing Crosby Leo Reisman and Johnny and His Foursome among many. Public service notes and weather forecasts follow the dense prime time listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vos Hollow
Ren—Kellogg
WDAF
Buddy A Dinger
Wrens
Sonny
Aj—Jack Armstron
Nat C
Kansas City Dines
Morton Downey
Jimmy Allen
MBC
KMBC
Paul_ Gardner
Nelson Gallery
Easter P'arty
Buck Rogers Wdaf
Wren
Robinsan
WDAR
A. Dog
Boake Carter
Hity
Bits
Eno
Leo Reisman
Wayne King
Abe Lyman
A. Guest
K31bc
Bing Crosby
Stoll
Orch
Matthew Luckiesh
Phil Spitalny
Wren—Cleveand
Naughty Mariett
C—O Keefe
Glen Gray
Mollie
Nat's
Republican Club
Col. Thee. Roosevelt
Wobbsie
Tarrer
Amon
Andy
Stanley High
Myrt
Mar
Jesse Crawford
Orgattat
KMEBC
Freddie Bergin
Wm. Lundell
RBC Bath
Madriguera
Joe Rines
Terrace Garden Orchestra
Roboc
Jarrett
WDA ‘Hoffingham
KMIC
Orville Knapp
Shandor
Benny Kyte
Ertie Madriguera
Herb Walden
Leon Navarra
One Beecher
RMIHC
Happy Hollow
Wren—Bell
WDAK
Jack Wren
Sam and Sonn
the O'Neills
WAF
Jimmy Alles
Kanes City
Red Davis
Buck Rogers
Plantation
Uncle Exra
Boske Carter
KNMBC
Johnny and His Foursome
Mary Pickford
Eno ‘Amie
Dae
Town Hall
Fred Allen
Liv Pons
Andre Kastelande
Sing Sing
John McCormack
Burns and Allen
Jack Pearl
Guy Lombardo
Hollywood Gossip
Wres—Chamber Orchestra
KMBUC
WREXN
Alma Michelini
Meee Japrang
the Tattler
Amos and
John B. Kennedy
Marge
Chevrolet
Herbie Kay
Gene Marvey
Enric
Dick Fidler
KMHC
Trainmaster's death marks year in railroading career
Trainmaster who served at Salina Marysville Denver Grand Island North Platte and Omaha died yesterday in Phillipsburg born Columbus Kan in 1591 he began railroading 26 years ago Also note pneumonia deaths and a manslaughter charge tied to a El Dorado mechanic in a separate item with local officials and coroner jury verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Kan
Riebow
Salina
Marysville
Denver
Grand Island
North Platte
Omaha
Phillipsburg
W. W. Smith
Lincoln
Neb
Ethel Hutchinson Nordgren
Iola
Springfield
M.ar
Howard Hulse
Semnold
el Dorado
Philip A. Sturdesant
Johns Mills
Hulse
Sturdefant
Richard Henry
Tribune
Philip Schauer
Greeley County
Pleasant Valley spring events and local moves
Pleasant Valley sketches a busy community evening with Miss Mildred Black leading students toward April 19, a Farmers Union meeting at the schoolhouse featuring music by local performers, nature talks by Wm. Essick, a village editor play by Sigel youths, and an old fashioned auction. Movements include J. C. Porter selling land and Lawrence-bound relocations. Bristol’s leaning belfry near Temple Church contrasts Pisa’s tilted tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Black
Farmers Union
Hershel Ulrich
A.L. Holcom
W. E. Peters
Wm. Essick
Memorial High School
Sigel
O. D. Thomas
J. C. Porter
Porter
Lawrence
Glen Carter
Bales
Mr. Bell
Kansas City
Mike Hadl
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W. Murray
Borea Simons
Nese
Loranzen & Thompson, Inc
Ifansze City
Baltimore
St Louis Star
Atlanta
Walton Building
Associated Press
Ee Bureau OF Cirations
Great Britain
United States
Treasury
Huey Long
Louisians
Louisiana
Huey
Legisla
Ture
Altho
Federal Relief Administration
Samuel Insull
Insull
League of Nations Council
Ethiopia
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Cora
George
Publishers Syndicate
Miss Sarah
Stimson
Northrups
Mr. Northrup
Theryrakt
Farnham
Mr. North
Mackey
Leavenworth
New York Academy of Medico
Iago Galdston
Marble Lakes
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry Fergus
Fergus
Uniontown
Charles W. J Polinsite
Johnson
Fayette County
Tacing
Uniontown Speedway
Cuba
KFKU
Ernest E. Bayles
W. A. Dit
Ernest E Bayles
Russell L. Wiley
H. U. Band
Pleasant Valley
Bristol
England
Pisa
Temple Church
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana
Lawrence National Bank
Federal Banking Act of
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