Roosevelt approves large new census of American business
President Roosevelt allocated 7 784 000 for a sweeping business census the largest white collar project to date with January 2 start and Philadelphia as its administrative HQ. The survey will cover all business activities except agriculture and manufacturing to gather data on operating units employment payrolls receipts and other business metrics for government and private use. Kansas Oklahoma Missouri Nebraska and Colorado receive specified funding for regional surveys.
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Rebellion in Candia Crete Wounds 30. Martial Law Declared
A Crete outbreak reports thirty persons wounded including five policemen as Candia experiences a labor born rebellion. Government deploys two destroyers and troops to restore order aided by bombing planes. Demonstrators sack administrative offices. four thousand workers alleged involved in the uprising.
Kansans Attend G. O. P. Gathering in Chicago
Kansans will be represented by a five member committee at a Chicago meeting to plan the 1936 Midwest campaign. Members include John D. M. Hamilton and Ward McGinnis with others from Topeka Wichita Kansas City Pittsburg Eureka. The panel was appointed by state leaders after a grass roots conference in Springfield Illinois in June.
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Wisconsin
Illinois
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Will T. Beck
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Springfield
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Five Women Hurt En Route to Soldiers’ Camp
Five women traveling to visit husbands with the Kansas National Guard were injured in a highway 18 crash near Talmadge, 22 miles west. Mrs. Garland Watson was unconscious and paralyzed on the left. Mrs. Marion Hatley suffered multiple injuries. other injured were Mrs. Earl McFarland, Mrs. Bert Smith, and Mrs. Albert Benisus with facial wounds and broken nose.
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Kansas National Guard
Garland Watson
Marion Hatley
Earl McFarland
Bert Smith
Albert Benisus
Casenniadleses
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Local Social Roundup Nods to News and Guests
Mrs. George Hiraegi and others visit friends and babies. numerous callers span From Topeka to Eudora with church group trips and weekend travels. Lawrence farewell party, Kansas City visits, and family gatherings mark a busy social week in Weaver and surrounding towns.
Meets Strike Chief Jin Abels and Kaw Valley kin
Meats Strike Chief Jin Abels and daughters of Kaw Valley. Frank Bernitz was a Sunday dinner guest of his son Howard and Mrs. Bernitz of Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. George Bartz of Eudora and others were recent callers of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Neis and baby. Various families from Hesper Topeka Weaver Harrisonville Wellsville DeSoto Kansas City visit relatives.
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Kaw Valley
Frank Bernitz
Howard
Bernitz
Weaver
George Bartz
Eudora
Freddie Neis
F. Neis
Hesper
Pete Neis
Baby
Howard Kohler
Benday
Wilfred Eudaly
Marjorie Westerhouse
Walter Grist
Grandma Neis
Otto Abels
Millie Kearnes
Kansas City
Robert Kurtz
DeSoto
Charlie Kurtz
L. L. Kindred
George Broers
Floyd Broers
Glenn and Vicinity Community Notes
Mrs Henry Damm and Mae Jean Damm visited Lecompton for a 4 H club event at Mrs R C Eichman s home Mae Jean Damm attended the meeting Mr and Mrs G L Glenn visited F P Shirley on Sunday Lawrence Cree of Big Springs stayed with Thomas Bahnmaier over the weekend Mr and Mrs George Hoag of Topeka announce the birth of a daughter Judith Ane born Thursday night July 25 to Mrs Hoage daughter of...
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Mae Jean
H. F. Fulton
Lecompton
Mae
Jean Damm
R. C. Eichman
G. L. Glenn
F. P. Shirley
Lawrence Cree
Big Springs
Thomas Bahnmaier
George Hoag
Topeka
Judith Ane
Hoage
Glenn Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Visits
Mrs Kate Wiser of Glenn community lived here before marriage. Mr and Mrs Walter Brown and son Henry visited Mr and Mrs William Meiterhofer in Lawrence Tuesday afternoon. They called at Henry Bahnmaier home on the way home. Mr and Mrs Jay Morris of Kansas City were guests of Mrs Morris mother Mrs Sarah Morris Sunday. Miss Oneta Glenn spent Sunday afternoon with Misses Mary and Dorothy Sanford while Cyrg Glenn and family visited George Chiles east of Lecompton. Henry Damm and Mae Jean spent Friday evening with Selch family near Stull. Covers were laid for Rathalene Henoch Dennis Henoch Enterprise, Martha Fulton, L E Eyth, Doris Deane Eyth Topeka, Billie Glenn Arlette Fulton, Fulton. J J Svoboda did business in Leavenworth Tuesday. John Bahnmaier of Topeka visited Cyril Bahnmaier and Thomas. Bill Fisher returned to Salina after two months with Aunt Mrs Charles Brown and Mr Brown. Glenn community folks attended Clinton Lecompton baseball game in Lecompton Saturday. Charlie Coffman and daughter Mary of Barberdis
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Glenn Community
Walter Brown
Henry
William Meiterhoffer
Lawrence
Henry Bahnmaier
Jay Morris
Kansas City
Morris
Sarah Morris
Oneta Glenn
Mary
Dorothy Sanford
Cyrg ‘Glenn
Doris Deane Eyth
Topeka
Billie Glenn
Arlette Fulton
Fulton
J.J. Svoboda
Leavenworth
John Bahnmaier
Cyril Bahnmaier
Thomas
Bill Fisher
Salina
Charles Brown
Mr. Brown
Glenn
Clinton
Lecompton
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Natives Tie Rope Quest Through Jungle Clearing
Puff and friends travel through the jungle and lope to a clearing where the group stops. The chief asks if someone is tough as leather, while other brief notes mention visits, threshing, and a young man entering an inn with a dog drawing interest from an Irishman who questions the dog's breed.
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Cross Between an Ape and an Irishman Quote
A London Express joke describes a hybrid as a cross between an ape and an Irishman. The quip continues with faith and kinship, hinting at shared origin or humor in regional stereotype.
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