National Representative Lorenzen and Thompson listing locations
National Representative Lorenzen and Thompson lists offices in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City St Louis Atlanta Detroit and more. The piece references Associated Press copyright and credit norms and lists multiple city addresses. It also mentions Howard Payne and Kansas political commentary on the gubernatorial race and critiques Roosevelt era policies.
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Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West
44Th St
Chicago
Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Atlanta
Walton
Detroit
Associated Press
Pera Aes Aaa Es
Ieee Lan Ki Ees
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Howard Payne
Olathe
Wichita
Kansas
Kansans
Payne
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Landon
Roosevelt
Kansans in New York Editors Meet AP Gathering
Several Kansas editors just back from the Associated Press meeting plan to visit their predecessors in New York and compare experiences and success in the big city. The piece previews their aims and observations from the trip.
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New York
Kansas
Associated Press
Big City
El Dorado Times writer notes Kansas figures and world events
Rolla Clymer recounts meetings with Col. Frederick Palmer Albert Reid and John Lovett during a trip. He recalls Jack Dempsey, Roy Howard, and Ike Lambert, with Senator Capper introducing them. He mentions King Fuad’s death and Anglo British tensions, plus Missouri delegations and shifts in national politics. The piece ends with Secretary Wallace’s radio address on droughts and possible federal action.
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Rolla Clymer
el Dorado Times
Frederick Palmer
Landon
Palmer
Albert T. Reid
Kansas
Big City
John Lovett
Detroit
Mich
K. U
Tommy Johnson
John
Kansas City Star
Olathe
Jim McKayl
Ralph Wallace
Larned
Schumann-Heink to Sing in College Towns at Robinson Gym
The renowned soprano Madame Schumann-Heink arrived at Eldridge Hotel after a long day of travel and granted a brief interview. She will perform tonight in Robinson Gymnasium with Florence Hardeman on violin and Julius Buerger as accompanist, preferring to sing before college audiences.
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Schumann-Heink
Eldridge
Mme
Robinson Gymnasium
Florence Hardeman
Julius Buerger
Lawrence National to spend $20 000 on bank interior
Twenty five years ago on Wednesday April 29 the Lawrence National Bank announced plans to spend about 20 000 dollars on a marble and mahogany interior. The project will feature three large vaults two marble entrances extensive fixtures and mosaic tile floors with mirror surface writing rooms as part of the banking hall upgrades.
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Lawrence National
Bank
Lawrence National bank remodeling eyed for corner upgrade
Ground floor changes proposed for the Lawrence National bank include lowering the banking floor to street level west to the Winthrop street doorway, extending front windows to the sidewalk, and a solid glass south front. New private stockers, a coupon room, farmers rest room, and directors room would be furnished. Contracts likely to be set tomorrow, pairing with the nearby Bowersock building to position the corner as a city standout.
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Lawrence National Bank
Winthrop Street
Bowersock
Quincy School
Helen Morrow
Tess Critchfield
Edna Harper
Anne Williams
Beatrice Reed
Belle Senior
Luther N. Lewis
F. M. Benedict
Sol Marks
Madge Lane
A. J. Lane
Louisiana Street
J. B. Lawrence
Henry E. Wolfe
Journal-World
Lawrence
Excelsior Springs
Evelyn Pringle
Mayme Pringle
Herbert A. King
Osborne Wins at KU in Annual Spring Oratorical Contest
Forty years ago at Music Hall Kansas University hosted an oratorical contest with participants Kate Spiers Herbert Wing W C Ralston R T Osborne J M Lewis and H G Pope. R T Osborne won first prize for Anglo Saxon Supremacy with second going to H G Pope and third to Kate Spiers.
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McQuiston
Rogers
W. W. Nevison
H. M. Greene
L. L. Dyche
E. F. Caldwell
South Park
F. W. Read
N. B
Night at the roadhouse with Allan Beckley
Iris Lanning wakes at a shabby Albany Post Road roadhouse to find Allan Beckley beside her. He mocks danger while planning escape as the masked party pieces fall apart. They return home at dawn to Aunt Phina reveling in a new lease and Iris confronting old resentments and future betrayals.
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Iris Lanning
Phina
New York
Allan Beckley
Allan
Beckley
Iris
Rob
Tris
Helen Morgan
Pamela
Owen
Albany Post Road
Ella
The Pet Dog by Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly helps a little girl get a pet dog from the pound. Rip guides the plan as they visit a bank to pay for a license and a new collar. The girl’s family agrees, and the happy ending leaves both man and child touched by kindness. The tale credits Rip with the idea and shows a gentle community action.
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Willy Nilly
Rip
How's Your Health Edited for New York Academy Medicine
The article argues diseases vary in severity yet germs and their effects remain unchanged across eras. It cites tubercle bacilli in Egyptian mummies, tuberculosis progress, smallpox, plague, pneumonia patterns, and mumps descriptions by ancient Greek and Arab physicians. It concludes disease outcomes reflect the soil of the human body as much as the germ.
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Hippocrates
Indus
L. H. Houston to Speak on International Relations Today
L. H. Houston of Bell Music and editor of The Peace Forum will speak at 7:30 PM before the Adult Education Class at City Hall Eighth and Vermont. He will discuss International Relations Today, with more attendees joining the current events talks, says sponsor Mrs. E Warren.
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L. H. Houston
The
Bell Music Company
Peace Forum
Old City Hall
Eighth
Vermont
Houston
E. Warren
Flashes of Life Just Too Baa aa sad
Greenville Georgia Cecil Perkerson mourns loss of his unique fox hunting billy goat the sole of its kind believed missing for at least ten days. He fears the animal died entangled or was stolen for barbecue.
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Greenville
Cecil Perkerson
Perkerson
Child welfare stamps from Czechoslovakia and Tibet notes
The article details semi postal Czech issues featuring a Josef Manes design of a nurse with a newborn for child welfare funds, plus two variations. It also covers Tibet stamps, ongoing mail usage requiring Indian postage for outbound mail, 1913 and 1933 issues, and a note on Tibet’s rarity and catalog peculiarities.
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Czechoslovakia
Josef Manes
Tibet
Himalayan
India
New York
Des Moines woman bets Coldstream in upcoming Kentucky Derby
Mrs Marvin Johnston of Des Moines Iowa has correctly forecast 14 of the last 15 Kentucky Derby winners and favors Coldstream to win the forthcoming classic. She bases forecasts on records rather than hunches while studying data sources in a Associated Press photo.
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Marvin Johnston
Des Moines
Coldstream
New stamps mark New York to Kovno flight map
A 30‑ress denomination about 1.8 cents depicts America and Europe on three Lithuanian stamps commemorating the New York Kovno flight. The pilot Vaitkus is shown. Uncle Sam’s post office notes 40 cents per half ounce for the Zeppelin Hindenburg Atlantic crossing, with extra charges for additional airmail on either continent.
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U. S
America
Europe
Vaitkus
Uncle Sam
Braver IX Dentist Chair at Tufts Meeting
Boston April 29 A Tufts College dentistry instructor, Dr Walter Emerson Briggs, observes that women endure pain better than men in the dentist chair. He notes patients reveal temperaments by tooth color with bluish teeth signaling irritability, yellowish teeth a carefree nature, and pearly whites often indicating poorer enamel.
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Boston
Walter Emerson Briggs
Tufts College
Massachusetts Dental Society
Briggs
Obituary of Stella Phenicie Wingrove of Tonganoxie
Stella Phenicie Wingrove, 59, died Saturday morning April 25 at her home near Tonganoxie. Born March 28, 1877, she was daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Phenicie. She married Roy Wingrove in 1906 and lived in New Mexico before returning to Leavenworth county in 1921. Surviving are her husband and two sons.
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Stella Phenicie Wingrove
Tonganoxie
Radio Programs Wednesday Evening April 29 Schedule
The schedule lists radio programs across stations WDAF WREN KMBC and others for Wednesday night April 29 including Jimmie Allen Yoichi Hiroaki Kate Smith Dorothy Lamour and many orchestras with a late forecast and notices of local events. It highlights air times and performers such as Toscanini, Fritz, and Duke Ellington figures, plus a funeral notice and a local town gallop.
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WDAF
Jimmie Allen
Wren
Yoichi Hiroaka
KMBC
Kate Smith
Dorothy Lamour
Boske Carter
WDPAF
K. C
Kmbc—Cavalcade of America
WIAF
Wayne King
Allen
Town Hall
Kmmtc
Andre Kostelanetz
Orch
NBC
Clace H. Fenerty
Monkey Face
KMAC
George Washington
Toscanini
Amos
Andy
Phil Levant
Hotel Morrison
Erle Smith
Bob Crosby
Crand Terrace
WOAF
Carl Schreiber
Yoichi Hiroaki
Jimmie Alten
WRES
KMB
Rudy Vallee
Alex Gray
WRE
Pittsburgh
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Italy
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Ethiopia
Victor Emmanuel
Haile Selassie
Alcatraz
Wallace
Big Jim Farley
Fuad
Egypt
Mediterranean
Great Britain
England
Mussolini
Missouri
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Alboit
Supreme Court
Lawrence High School Honor Society
National Honor Society
F. H. Olney
Dorothea Simons
Lowell Truebleed
Harold Allen
Janet Coulson
Ralph Graves
Anne Kent
Kathryn McFarland
Myron Messenheimer
Ted Leary
Rachel Bushong
Ralph Bunn
Willardean Harnar
Edith
Weather Bureau
Nebraska
Jesse J. Krum
Union Pacific
Midland
L.L.L
L.l.l.'s
George Maffet
Andrews
Howe
Sternberg
Ladies Literary League
Abe
Justice Court of D. S. Hults
Charles Moore
Carl Hodge
Margaret Widdemer
Caminia
Eries
Mary Graham Bonner
New York Academy Y Medicine
DR Bins Galdston
Ill Agarsie
Columbia, D. C
Lonnie Goodwin
Columbia Canal
George Katheter
Shoshone
Idaho
Harlan D. Heist
Hearts
Ciaseands
Herbert Dickson
Missouri Optometric Association
By Quinton James
Tipex
Texas
Connecticut
Michigan
San Diego
Post Office Department
World Notes
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Braver
Goopy
Stasia
Easy Aces
Eric Smith
Grand Terrace Orchestra
WDBAF
Fa Awren—Inc
Tartler
Hotel Congress Orchestra
Bobby Meeker
Baker Univ
George Olsen
Henry Kins
WNAF
Philip Crane
Forl Hines
WPAF
Hozel Ricemarck
Jnddy Fisher
DAF
Mercy Gardens
KMFM
Nance
RMBC
Milnicht
KFRU
Clarence Man
W. A. Oil
W. Kennett
Cornell
University of Kansas Met
Glee Club
Joseph Wilkins
Charles Wingrove
Rollin Wingrove
Jennie Harmon
Ella Wilkinson
Joplin
Edith Phenicie
Sioux City
Ralph Phenicie
Reno Church
Floyd Moss
Reno
Eastern Star
James E
Farrell Oliver Myers
Foster Laming
Fred Angell
Floyd Ratliff
Fred Zoellner
South Charleston
United States
Earl Green
Uvalde, Tex
National Bank
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