Post Office News And Public Notices In 1934 Journal World
Report outlines postal matter delivery guidance for Lawrence Kansas with a call to obtain missed issues. It also covers the annual cleanup and paint campaign to stimulate property improvements, job creation, and city recovery. A Japanese policy restatement in the Far East is described as a Monroe Doctrine style claim affecting Western dealings with China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
Far East
China
Japan
Tugwell Thought Warned By McGugin To Roosevelt
Congressman McGugin accuses President Roosevelt of adopting Tugwell ideas that threaten private farming. He cites Tugwell's remarks on planned economy and agricultural land control, calling bonuses to farmers a trap for government domination. Douglas county farmers face uncertain contracts to curb corn hog and poultry output.
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Tugwell School
McGugin
Roosevelt
Tugwell School of
Tugwell
Kansas
Philadelphia
Department of Agriculture
Douglas County
Government Debt Growth and NRA Code Critique
The treasury plans a busy June re balancing deficits and debt with new securities to absorb Liberty bonds and fund relief. Clarence Darrow led NRA advisory board criticizes codes for monopolistic bias harming small merchants, signaling potential code revisions rather than immediate enforcement.
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United States Treasury
Treasury
Exchange
NRA
Clarence Darrow
General Johnson
Old Home Town Radio Communion Service Enjoyed
Holy communion service broadcast from West End Presbyterian church drew hundreds of listeners across the region. More than 300 shut-ins were notified with bread and grape juice, then thanks poured in to Rev. Edwin Kleigwin.
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New York
West End Presbyterian Church
Kansas Relays
Kansas
National Society, United States Daughters of 1812
Lawrence
Effie van Tuyl
E B. Raber
Kansas City
Constant
Mahlon Weed
North Carolina
Pacific Coast
Weed
Bankers
Byers Art Shop Fire Damages Store on Massachusetts Street
Fire at Byers Art Shop, 903 Massachusetts Street, caused nearly $1,000 in damage. Discovered early by the Hatch family above the store, the blaze threatened nearby shops. Mrs. Byers’ stock of fancy work sustained near total loss, insured for $800. building owned by the McCurdy estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byers
Massachusetts Street
Hatch
Morrison Insurance Agency
McCurdy Estate
Mystery fire origin noted amid civic events
The report mentions origins of a fire as a mystery, the installation of the James W. Green chapter of Phi Alpha Delta at Eldridge House with an eight course banquet, and a 17 member new society. Also covered are Kansas beating Nebraska 10 to 6, anniversaries for Mr and Mrs Perry and Mr and Mrs Watson, area moves and local business updates, plus a Rip Van Winkle reference from Everett DeWitt's return to Lawrence.
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James W. Green
National Legal Honorary Fraternity
Phi Alpha Delta
Eldridge House
New Society
Maurice Allendorfer
O.R. Baum
E. E. Brookens
Gordon Badger
Foster Cline
Homer Conley
J. H. Conley
Keith
J.S. Perry
Massachusetts Street
John Watson
Corcoran
Troy
Lawrence
State University
Kansas City Reds
University
McCookfield
G. M. Advers
White Front
J. M. Jones
North
Frank Wade
Wade
Everet de Witt
Tulare County
Tulare Lake
California
Chancellor Snow
DeWitt
Rip van Winkle
Army recruiting drives across Kansas in 1899
In 1899 United States army recruiting officers signed up many recruits for the regular army in Hutchinson, Pittsburg and several other Kansas cities.
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United States
Regular
Hutchinson
Pittsburg
Flashes of Life touches crime love and law across cities
A mixed AP roundup reports Mrs Mary Pickley wary of bullets from her beer businessman husband in Chicago while she seeks a separate maintenance bill. In Los Angeles Miss Marion Pratt seeks release from liabilities tied to a defunct securities firm. Lynchburg notices a couple, Miss Lucille Tomes and Arthur Young, planning to wed after a playful misread. Westville marshal Edward Wagner vows to curb spring potter nuisance as council hears the issue.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Mary Pickley
Thomas
Pickley
Los Angeles
Marion Pratt
Bs Prasse
Miss Pratt
R. Young
Lucille Mary Tomes
Lynchburg
Miss Tomes
Arthur W. Young
Kansas highway plan to landscape right of ways announced
Topeka reports state highway director Harry Darby will stop clearing all growth along new roads. Trees and shrubs will be spared unless they hinder traffic, drainage, or essential road needs.
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Topeka
Kansas
Harry Darby
Garden City
Roland Boynfont
Southwest Kansas Highway Officials’ Association
Hays
Western Kansas
Fort Hays State College
Fiotow
Martha
Judith Lane declares plans to join Norman amid yacht party clash
Judith Lane and Norman Dale approach a harbor gathering aboard a trawler returning from Rio Diablo. Judith confronts Norman about his family law-firm ties and a demand to quit her job before marriage, while a festive yacht party ashore hints at social divides and looming conflict.
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Judith Lane
Norman Dale
Rio Diablo
Judith
Big Tom Boving
Diablo Valley
Norman
Houston
Bevins
Big Tom
Judy
Courtship and plans amid Gulf coast tension
Judith and Norman discuss marriage as Bevins pressures for a match, while family ties, a daughter named Mathilda, and Big Tom’s loneliness color their debate. Judith weighs homes, future roles, and the balance of love and practicality in their union.
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Mathilda
Judy
Judith
Big Tom
Norman
Bevins
Young Goodwin
Ltke
Emil
Galveston
Jay
Rio Mar
Clia
SNA THE DRESS REHEARSAL
Mary Graham Bonner tells of Willy Nilly and a town circus planning a dress rehearsal in Puddle Muddle. A parade precedes a perfect show with elephants in costumes, red jacketed monkeys, spangled ponies, and a satin suited Signor as the band plays. Tomorrow the big event unfolds.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Jelly Bear
Honey Bear
Top Notch
Rooster
Rip
Dog
Christopher Columbus Crow
Exercise as a Preventive of Disease in Convalescence
Recreational therapy aids recovery during long convalescence and occupational therapy helps in protracted illnesses. Exercise should invigorate and avoid monotony, with capacity and endurance considered as one grows older. Activities include calisthenics, dumbbell work, and rhythmic Indian club swinging, sometimes used in weaving or leather work to promote recovery.
Kansan Chronicles Hollywood Links and Local Star Buzz
A Kansan sees Hollywood items include Lysistrata being adapted by Hal Roach scripters for filming in Hollywood. Noel Coward may appear in a London play with Olivier. Hoot Gibson plans a year abroad after a Kansas rodeo, Doug Fairbanks Jr. to co star in The Adventures of Don Juan. Paul Muni slated for a sequel tentatively titled The Fusitive Returns. Gloria Swanson may tour Kansas City. Joan Blondell and Pat O’Brien linked to a phony auction tale by Robi T. Shannon. The Wampus plan Midwest promo with 13 stars after small roles in Kiss & Make Up.
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Hollywood
Cal
Lysistrata
Botc
Coppers
Hal Roach
San Claire
London
Lawrence Olivier
Noel Coward
Cavalcade
Hoot Gibson
Doug Fairbankish
England
Fairbanks
Mary
Doug Jr
Paul Muni
Wampus
Mid-west
Chicago
Paramount
Washington Politicians eye Alabama election bid
Washington lawmakers focus on a southern political contest as five of Alabama's nine representatives face opposition in the by election year. The outcome could shape national politics and party dynamics amid regional shifts.
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Washington
South
Alabama
Congress
House
Oliver
Huddleston
Committee
Jeffers
Civil Service Committee
Heflin Seeks Fifth District Comeback In Alabama
The Fifth Alabama district primary centers on former Senator Tom Heflin challenging Allgood, a six-term war claims chair. Heflin, known as Cotton Tom, returns home after 16 years in the Senate and 20 in politics.
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Tom Heflin
Alabama
House
Allgood
House Committee On
Heflin
Beore
Senate
al Smith
Cotton Tom
Cable News in Erie and World War Era Notes
A collage of dispatches reports British leaders clinging to aims for limited arms talks despite a stalemate after notes with France. In Ottawa mining operators oppose a 10 percent gold tax, while Germany’s Roehm warns against restoring monarchy. Chinese bandit Liao Kuitang cornered near Tsinan-Fu as tugs search Hangchow Bay for American aircrew bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
France
Toronto
Ottawa
Berlin
Ernst Roehm
Nast ‘Storm
Germany
Tsinan-Fu
Shantung
China
Lieu Kweitang
Shanghai
Hangchow Bay
Noah Webster the Physician and Sanitation Pioneer
Noah Webster, famed for his Dictionary of the English Language of 1828, was a physician and early advocate of sanitation. Thirty years before his dictionary, he wrote on bilious fevers and epidemics, asserting cities as artificial filth reservoirs and hotbeds of atmospheric poison.
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Noah Webster
United States
College Land for CWA Relief Garden at Warrensburg
AP reports ten acres of Missouri State Teachers college farm in Warrensburg were donated to Johnson County for use as a community garden under a Civilian Conservation Corps relief garden project.
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CWA
Warrensburg
Missouri State Teachers College
Johnson County
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