Government figures shift to liquor industry posts
Several officials who once held government roles have moved into liquor industry positions, with others reported on the way. Washington officials may seek profitable connections, while Attorney General Beck may find the effort unworth the cost. European nations press Hull for an international economic conference, stirring suspicions on this side of the ocean.
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Washington
Beck
Hull
United States
False Prophets Warned in Sheep's Clothing
A religious exhortation cites a biblical warning about false prophets, urging discernment and steadfast faith. The text references detected deception and contrasts outward appearance with inward intent, invoking a quoted scripture passage for guidance.
Sit-down strikes echo past labor clashes in Kansas City and Wisconsin
A wartime style colonial tale recalls a striking union dispute at a Janesville Chevrolet plant that ousted 2700 workers. A Kansas City printer Colonel Lechtman once ordered an open shop after labor troubles halted a longrun job, urging workers to leave and allowing fair‑minded owners to run shops. The piece links these events to broader Wagner bill reform aimed at curbing racketeering and protecting public interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Janesville
Wise
Kansas City
Lechtman
Thorely
Col. Lechtman
Uncertain U.S. unemployment figures persist
After six years of debate the United States lacks a precise count of unemployed workers. Estimates range from three to ten million, and no method reliably points to the correct figure. Officials have used figures that fit policy needs, fueling billions in relief despite diagnostic gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Liquor Sympathy Delays Kansas Prohibition Enforcement
Kansas seeks federal help to enforce dry state laws but faces delays. The administration's temper toward prohibition and new ties with liquor interests in the capital suggest a nonautomatic process as Attorney General Beck pushes for state enforcement under federal terms.
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Kansas
Beck
Washington
How's Your Health Edited for the New York Academy of Medicine
Treating abrasions explains why thorough cleaning is essential to remove foreign material and destroy bacteria. The piece notes abrasions are dirty, dangerous, and painful, with emphasis on cleansing to prevent infection and promote healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Academy of Medicine
Ago Galdston
Iago Galdston
Home care for skin abrasions in early medical guidance
An old medical note discusses home treatment limits for larger abrasions, stressing professional cleansing for serious cases. It warns of tetanus and infection risks, outlines steps using soap, benzene, green soap, iodine, alcohol, zinc oxide salve, and proper bandaging, and advises seeking a doctor if redness swelling fever or malaise develop.
Christopher Crow Teaches a Lesson in Obedience
A girl and teacher observe a tame crow named Christopher as it hops along a line, tests directions, and answers with a sequence of caws. The crow demonstrates understanding of words during a classroom moment and defies simple instruction.
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Christopher Columbus
Christopher
The Crow in Class Nature Study Plan
A teacher faces a disruptive pet crow during class. Christopher, a pupil, mimics crow calls while the bird proves unusually capable. To avoid further chaos, the teacher plans to identify the crow's owner by calling nearby residents and turn the lesson into studying Christopher the bird as a nature topic.
Medical Society to meet at Kansas Union in Lawrence
The Kansas Medical Society will hold a Monday evening meeting at the KU Union in Lawrence. President Dr N P Sherwood said papers will be read by Dr Edward Hashinger and Dr H R Wahl. Discussion will be led by Dr T G Orr Dr H C Tracy and Dr C O Stoland. The event is the society's only Lawrence gathering this year. End WPA Strike at Goodland. 40 workers seek wage talks. In Goodland on April 24, WPA workers on the Sherman high school job voted to return to work but want wage-scale negotiations. They will resume under current terms but request talks. Out of Jail to Work. Coffeyville relief clients sentenced to jail may leave on work days to support families. County Attorney Clement Hall announced the plan to allow work days off jail for relief projects, then return to resume sentences.
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Kansas Medical Society
University of Kansas School of Medicine
K. U. Union
N. P. Sherwood
Edward Hashinger
H. R. Wahl
T. G. Orr
H. C. Tracey
C. O. Stoland
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kan
WPA
Goodland Goodland
New
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Coffeyville
Clement Hall
Hall
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Hannah R. Woodman
Kansas University
Miss Woodman
Arties
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M. Farington
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Martha
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William
James
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Jim
Skipper
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Ray
Gay
Seram
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Powers That Be
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Phillip Bresheisen
Carrie Selzer
Dan Selzer
Lillie Aneys
Myrtle Bell
Walter Patgon
Clearfield
Joe Edier
Roscoe
Bellewiev
Deay
Lone Star
Clarence Hausman
Kate Smith
Ben Brecheisen
Henry Deckwa
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Minnie Hausman
Albert G
Clark
Roscoe School
Nora Vitt
Twenty five years ago garden notes and floods in four columns style
Twenty five years ago on Saturday April 24 details include Mrs N G Hughes recovering from a sprained ankle with an X ray showing a cracked bone. Fundraising for Bishop John A Greg’s A M E church South Africa, with $52 raised this year, and a notice of the 108th Odd Fellows anniversary. Flood reports from Memphis and Arkansan City with heavy water, Secretary Hoover visiting the flood area, and local social items from Lawrence including visits, concerts, and a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Bishop. Levee completion in Grant Township noted.
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N. G. Hughes
Hughes
John Gilmore
Kaw Valley
Bishop Gregg
Lawrence Friends
John A. Greg
South Africa
Philadelphia
Journal-World Office
A. M. E. Church
Lawrence
South
Memphis
Tenn
F. Hall
Roy Gafford
L. A. McNailey
Minneapolis
Kan
Mr. Gafford
Phi Delt
Mr. McNailey
W. C. Simons
Harry Jackman
RC. Jackman
Dwight
Elder
Jacob Hadsky
Colorado
W. B. Dalton
E. Kuersteiner
K. C. Kuersteiner
Dorothy Kuersteiner
Anna Sweeney
Professor Larremore
Baldwin
Harold Henry
J. A. Bishop
New Rampshire Street
Water protection levee in Grant township completed
The Grant township water protection levee from the Gas Brune place end to the Mil land road secures about a half mile of protection from flooding. Various local happenings follow including a YMCA Lawrence intercity practice game at Woodland Park, a boat capsizing near the ice houses with close rescues, a Tempest cast list for Miss Brown, and social events such as a wedding anniversary party and a school picnic at District No. 53.
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Tas
Grant Township
Milland
Will Johns
San Carmenn
Douglas County
Johns
Warjorie Bowergock
Mabel Corselty Wilson
Bonnie Bell
Lucille {Uyes
Mary Sweeney
Lucia Jerhy
Pi Phi
Lawrence
Topeka
Harry Steinberg
Weavers to Sell Swiss Ribbed Vests Tonight
Forty years ago on Saturday April 24 a sale at Weavers offers twenty dozen fine Swiss ribbed vests with V neck and trimmed details at ten and a half cents each.
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Weavera
Tragedy on Farrington Bluff Deepens Mystery
In a February storm at Farrington Bluff, Michael is injured while a trio including his sweetheart Gay Palmer and the Skipper search the island. Jude Blinshop is found dead with a bullet wound, as fear, secrets, and family tension rise during a tense night and a fraught morning.
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Farrington Bluff
Michael
Gay Palmer
Jude Blinshop
Mike
Wieppear
Wiliam
Jude
Gay
Martha
Parrot survives prison fire with dignified exclamation
Wethersfield Conn April 24 Deputy Warden B J Caswell reports a fire at the state prison destroyed a building. His parrot, rescued from danger, remained calm and exclaimed oh my gosh as rescuers carried her out.
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Wethersfield, Conn
State Prison
Radio Programs Saturday Night Schedule Broadcasts
A dense listing of Saturday and Sunday night radio airtimes across KMBC WREN WDAF WDAE and EMBC with numerous orchestras hosts and programs including Mary Eastman NBC Home Symphony Shill Show Benny Goodman Rex Chan cradlers and National Barn Dance plus weather forecasts and late headlines. The fragmentary guide names Erle Smith Jhanic Wayn Kings Orch Marian Talley and other performers in a long variety program block.
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KMBC
Ben Feld
Orch
Wren
Jhanic
Mary
EMBC
WDAE
Sponhotter
Meredith Satere
HMBC
Johnayes
Emr
Grace
Mary Eastman
WDAF
Shill
Clem McCarthy
Wres Serene
Rex Chan Cradiers
Reg Pearh Wren
Benny Goodman
Jack Starr
Ruby Newman
Leonard Keller
Anson Wask
Chi Omega
Ted Fiorito
Harris
Arthur Ravel
Ic—Sun
Wren— Fish & Figgsbottle
Parse Rene
Pat Dunn
AFSC
The
People
Hans Fiath
Marion Talley
Wren—Stoopnagi
Bud
Guy Lombardo
Jack Benny
Robert L. Ripley
John Herrick
KEMBC
Boake Carter
H. Styles Bridges
Heidt
Brigadiers
Paul Martin
Pick
Pat
Radio ‘Theater
Will
Stratford
Richard_Himber
Wayne King
George Washington
National Radio Forum
Don Ferdi
Karec
Happy Felton
Eddie Varros
Erle Smith
Irene Beasley
Bob Crosby
EKMBC
Red Nichols
Lou Breexe
Maurie Sherman
Louis
Panico
Roy Eldredge
Jimmy Joy
Mark Fisher
Esophagus Coin Case Attracts Doctor And Patient
Walter swallowed a penny and an X ray showed it wedged in the esophagus. A physician used an esophagoscope to retrieve the coin, and Walter left the hospital clutching it in his fist. The item is noted amid social notes from Clearfield and area communities with visits, schooling, and local events.
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Walter
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