JOURNAL-WORS BY THE WORLD COMPANY
The newspaper appears to be a historic issue page listing publication details for JOURNAL WORS BY THE WORLD COMPANY with leadership names and office address in Lawrence Kansas. It includes subscription rates and distribution regions along with advertising contact lines and press association memberships. It ends with a biblical verse for contemplation.
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the World Company
C. Simons
W. Murray
Earlter
LPH
Simons
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Kansas
Adva
Kansas CCC enrollment shortfall signals self-reliance trend
Congress seeks more CCC funding while Kansas props at Fort Leavenworth report enrollments fall short by over 600 men. Vacancies go to other states, suggesting Kansans may avoid government aid and pursue self support, a shift with potential statewide implications and concerns about personal initiative amid relief programs.
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Washington
CCC
Missouri-Kansas
CCG
Fort Leavenworth
State of Kansas
Tf Kansan
Kansas
Maine Officials Stand Against Strike Disorder
Maine enforces order as state and local police and state troops confront riots and disorderly tactics. Officials’ stance challenges outside organizers and aims to prevent statewide industry disruption. Public sentiment, including workers, backs the firm approach in Maine.
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Maine
C.S
Michigan
Imots
Relief Balance County to cut monthly relief costs
Relief officials announce a plan to reduce monthly relief expenditures for the rest of the year by about 16 percent of last year’s monthly average. They note relief spending has exceeded current revenue and that the first quarter’s figures were near or above last year’s average. Officials believe progress is possible once the situation is faced squarely for the community’s balance.
Pendergast Move to Register Voter Changes Kansas City
The effort aims to curb the historic graveyard vote in Kansas City by enforcing permanent voter registration. Amid recent federal court revelations about political machine practices, supporters push for reforms as a key strategy to limit fraudulent voting.
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Kansas City
Hong
Kansas City Mandate Sealed by Boss Pendergast Support
The piece asserts a mandate passed in Kansas City via political influence from Boss Pendergast. It argues the public could have accepted the new law without his approval or even against his opposition, noting his apparent change of heart contrasts with the city’s ongoing control.
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Kansas’ City
Boss Pendergast
Kansas City
Youth speech argues old order broken and new one to rise
A gifted youth speaker in the Hill argues the old order collapsed in the world war and must be replaced by a new generation starting from ground zero. The piece notes widespread disbelief in dissent and nonconformity is unfounded and that the old order funded education and daily life for many. The column also cites a fatal gunshot in the tri state lead and zinc dispute, a coming murder case, a K U peace meeting revealing surprising associations, Young Communist League leaflets, and rubber industry employment figures.
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Lown
Christopher Crow in School Forgets Lessons in Class Mischief
In a reader friendly tale by Mary Graham Bonner, Christopher Columbus Crow causes chaos in a classroom as he disrupts questions, ignores the teacher, and pretends to be a star pupil, finally proving cleverer than the others with a playful caw and a planned surprise.
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Christopher
Mary Graham Bonner
Christopher Columbus
How's Your Health Edited for the New York Academy of Medicine
Dr Iago Galdstons health piece warns that small injuries like contusions and abrasions are dangerous if neglected. It explains contusions are bruises without skin breaks and abrasions involve scraped skin, noting minor hurts can lead to serious pain or lasting effects such as facial hematomas when impact is forceful.
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New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdst
Iago Galdston
First Aid for Contusions and Bruises
Guidance on treating contusions from accidents, including rest, ice packs, wet dressings with epsom salt, and after 24 hours applying heat. Emphasis on avoiding further injury, gradual massage, and gentle exercise to aid recovery in knees elbows abdomen and internal organs.
Capper moves to raise tariff on pork products
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas introduced a measure to raise the tariff on canned bacon ham and shoulder from 34 percent to six cents a pound, aligning with canned beef and corned beef. He cited rising pork imports, noting December hog imports exceeded exports for the first time, urging protection for U.S. hog farmers.
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Washington
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Capper
Capner
United States
Speaker Links Communist and Farmer-Labor Parties
Mrs. Vinton E. Sisson of Chicago, national defense chairman, told the Daughters of the American Revolution that the Farmer-Labor movement is used by the Communist party. Her prepared speech warned the so called American party hides Communist aims within to subvert U.S. welfare more than overt revolutionary goals.
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Washington
Daughters of the
Vinton E. Sisson
Chicago
National Defense
Mra. Sia
Message from Governor and runners in Lawrence race
A message from Governor Paul to Mayor Rankin of Lawrence noted a relay carried by Taerahumars a Tarahumara Indian runner from Topeka to Lawrence. Leolita Cuzarare reached Memorial Stadium at 2 45 PM after 28 miles. Jaunita Cuizarare quit near Lawrence and arrived by car the rest. Jose Torres 24 year old Tarahumara finished 118 miles Kansas City to Lawrence in 6 hours 46 minutes 41 seconds setting a world record. Furcell Kane finished second and Hill will speak at the Chamber of Commerce meeting next Tuesday replacing G H Warfel. The junior class party at the high school will feature a four course dinner for 200 with plans and performances by student leaders and faculty. The engagement of Theodora McCurdy to Henry Benson McCurdy is announced. The University plans big events with Kansas State guests and tennis, track, debate and other events for May 3 and 4. Student day at picture shows funds dormitory drive. A wedding at the Catholic church united Kathleen Moore and John Cosgrove.
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Paulen
R. C. Rankin
Lawrence
Jaanita Cuzarare
Taerahumars
Topeka
Leolita Cuzarare
Memorial Stadium
Jaunita
Jose Torres
Tarahumara
Kansas City
Furcell Kane
Haskell
Roland Stover
Supt
H. P. Smith
F. H. Olney
Laura Rankin
Josephine Edmonds
Martha Meade
Helen Stockwell
Clarke Adams
Olney
Charles Esterly
Liscum
Evelyn Swarthout
da Alt
Harel Shiraz
Louise Hoxie
Miss Barnhart
Geores F. Bembkrey
Ethleen Compton
Philip Whitewell Wilson
Spuyten Duyvil
New York
Theodora
Henry Benson McCurdy
Plarne
University
Ffair
Commercial Club Merchants’ Association
High Schoma of Kansas
Kansas University
N. P. Dodds
Omaha
J. E. Stubbs
Helen Swarr
Arthur Spalding
Lake Place
Misselle Dalton
Sparr
Stere
Misa Sparr
Miss Sparr
Greta Moore
Miax Lois Stevens
Mona Eberle
Misa Audrey Harshberger
Fraser Hall
George Hickman
Father Eckert
Forty Years Ago Social and Local Notes Apr 23
Forty years ago on Friday April 23 James Tyson and Emma Steele wed at the bride’s home north of town. Lawrence friends wish them well. A Music club meets with Mrs. J. A. Dailey. Model 40 Columbia bicycles sell for 75 dollars by Lawrence agent. Nine baby wolves were presented for bounty. Prof Blake’s X ray photos draw crowds in Woodard’s drug store window. City prisoners clean Central park. Silver wedding for C. C. James and wife at 392 Walnut St. Receptions hosted by Mrs. H. L. Moore and Mrs. C. E. Esterley at Mississippi street impress many. G A R convention at Chanute closes successfully with Emma B. Wall unanimously reelected. A. D. Weaver returns from the east. Dr. Simmons notes Roscoe Raber’s recovery after appendicitis.
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James Tyson
Emma Steele
Lawrence
J. A. Dailey
Ohio Street
Columbia
Blake
Woodard
Central Park
C. C. James
Walnut Street
H. L. Moore
C. E. Esterley
Emma B. Wall
G.A.R
A. D. Weaver
Simmons
Roscoe Raber
Clinton
Stormy Night on Farrington Bluff Mystery
A February storm hits Farrington Bluff during a weekend with Michael and his relatives. Jude Buinnhop is found dead on the bluff after a search ends in tragedy, amid suspicions of a hidden intruder and a tense house as characters grapple with fear, shock, and unknown motives.
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Farrington Bluff
Michael
Gay Palmer
Jude Buinnhop
Mike
William
Jude
Whale of a Job at Longport Beach
In Longport New Jersey the 228 residents faced a whale problem on the shore. Ten tons and recumbent on the beach the dead whale deterred visitors from the coast. Residents ponder how to remove it while keeping the beach usable.
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Associated Press
Longport
N. J
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A dramatic character portrait centers on Uncle Bob who refuses pleasure or family happiness, describing his life as a business rip. The piece presents a bleak, satirical view of a self denying patriarch and his impact on kin.
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
Bob
Grafts and mischief in the gav'ment quip and a fall
The passage mockingly references graft and branch building while recalling a girl who complained of trifling affections. A worker named Wintz fell 28 feet to a porch roof then 12 more to the ground but remained unhurt, calmly lighting his pipe and resuming work.
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Wintz
Fines Imposed After Abilene Gambling Raid
Abilene Kansas residents were fined after state and local officers raided business houses and roadhouses. Twelve people paid $100 fines on guilty pleas for operating gambling devices. Fourteen people were detained and fourteen marble and slot machines were seized. Mayor B Gallahan owned one location where machines were found though no charges filed. County Attorney John Lehman said he awaits instructions from the attorney general's office.
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Abilene
Kan
Justice Court
John Lehman
B. Gallahan
Attorney General's Office
Lehman
Kansas editors dine with Kansas congressional delegation
A group of Kansas editors, returning from New York AP and A N P A meetings, visited Washington for a luncheon in the Senate restaurant. Guests included Ray Green of the Concordia Blade Empire Oscar Stauffer of the Arkansas City Traveler J C Denions of the Ferry Globe Henry J Allen of the T epee State Journal and R J Lau engayer of the Salina Journal. Hosts were Senator Arthur Capper and Representatives Frank Grison Clifford R Hope W P Lamberton and U S Guyer.
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Washington
Kansas
New York
Associated Press
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Senate
Ray Green
Concordia Blade Empire
Oscar Stautffer
Arkansas City Traveler
J. C. Denions
Ferty Globe
Henry J. Allen
Tepee State Journal
R. J. Lauengayer
Salina
Appointment of W L Webber as assistant state bank commissioner
Governor Walter A Huxman announced the appointment of W L Webber of Council Grove as assistant state bank commissioner effective May 1. He succeeds T J Roads who resigned April 1. Webber aged 43 has experience with the banking department for two years, with the state bank for seven years, and has served in other related posts. Welfare meeting delayed as new state social welfare board postpones until Monday to permit naming a replacement for W F Lilleston who will not serve. The board will first select an executive director to oversee programs for old age assistance, aid to the needy blind, and dependent children. Lutheran Synod reports close of annual meeting with officers elected: W Tonsing president, S Riffenbarg vice president, F W Schaffer secretary, Ed Goult treasurer. Mayor-elect Moran notes that C J Conderman will remain in office for two more years despite defeat. opponent C M Samuel was not legally on the ballot due to timing. Debt talks say British American war debt discussions may resume if progress appears feasible. Washington reports no change.
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George Foster
Mike
Martha
Higgins
William
Miss Blinshop
Mr. Wells
Jim
M. Farrington
Michael
Gay
Jimmie
Jude
Skipper
Mickie
Michael Curily
Topeka
Walter A. Huxman
W. L. Webber
Uncil Grove
State Bank
T. J. Raods
Haxman
Anebbers
Rerigins
Ing
Ith Anh
Curvey
Ba Banka
State Social Welfare Board
Walter A. Haxman
W. F. Lilleston
Wichita
Lilleston
Lutheran Synod
el Wichita
Kan
Evangelical Lutheran
St Brotherhood
W. Tonsing
Riffenbarg
St. Josephs Mo
F. W. Schaffer
Salina
Ed Goult
Kansas City
Moran
GPI
C. J. Conderman
C. M. Samuel
Sameel
Radio and Theater Listings From Kansas City Area
A fragmentary Friday and Saturday night radio program grid lists performances from WDAF KMBC WREN and others. Entries include musical acts, orchestras, comedians, and weather notes, with a final note on relief employment estimates and a civil case ruling in Oklahoma City. The source item mixes station schedules with a brief legal-economic update.
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Jack Armatro
Wren Doris Hare
Comedienne Abc
Buddy Clark
Orch
KMBC
Kitty Kelly
WDAF
Wren
Little Orphan Anni
Donald McAldany
Exle Smith
Herb
Hobc
Hal Kemp
Louie
Armstrong’s
Leonard Kellera
Eddie_Duchin
Bob Crosby
Emery Deatch
Anson
Arthur Ravel
Red Nichols
Kenmore
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Atlantic Book of Junior
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Zeray Hook
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Barney. L. Allis
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J. B. Kelley
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