Lawrence Paper Advertises Addresses and Press Associations
The snippet lists office locations from Lawrence Kansas to New York Chicago San Francisco and more. It includes Associated Press attribution and mentions of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. It notes daily publication with Sunday exception and post office entry details.
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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
Detroit
General Motors
Atlanta
Walton
Percale
Associated Press
Audit Bureau
Lawrence
Kansas
Rising with Christ Seek Above Items
A brief note quotes Colossians 3 1 urging believers to set their minds on things above rather than earthly concerns. The verse emphasizes spiritual focus and heavenly priorities as a guide for daily living.
Willkie Promotes Nonpartisan Farm Policy At Des Moines
Wendell Willkie argued the farm problem should not be treated as partisan political leverage. He said policy must focus on stable agriculture and fair returns amid global uncertainty, challenging farm leaders who have benefited politically from farming issues.
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Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Des Moines
Dyche Knew Cook The Polar Claim and its Fallout
The article recalls the day a two line dispatch claimed Dr. Frederick A. Cook had reached the North Pole. KU professor L. L. Dyche provided a column length account after confirming Cook’s Arctic plans. Tension rose when Admiral Peary later claimed the pole, challenging Cook's story.
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Frederick A. Cook
Journal-World
North Pole
L. L. Dyche
Cook
K. U
Dyche
Pole
Admiral Peary
Missouri Primary Hots Up Amid Machine Rivalry
Missouri's primary battle is described as a political blitzkrieg with many prominent figures seeking nominations. The contest centers on a St. Louis machine trying to take the Democratic torch from the discredited Pendergast machine, while others resist machine rule and favor independence. Election returns will reveal the party's preferred path forward.
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Kansas
Missouri
St. Louis
Pendergast
Army command insists no time lost in training Americans
General Marshall as chief of staff repeats the army line that mobilization must proceed without delay. He emphasizes rapid training for an American army and the mobilization of the National Guard to support the effort.
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General Marshall
Army
National Guard
Preparedness Through Selective Service Training Now
The program of preparedness hinges on a ready reserve of trained men. Beginning work now is essential to avoid a rush when a crisis becomes certain. Army readiness and equipment cannot be built overnight, so early action may help fend off a supreme emergency and better prepare the nation.
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Army
Hoover family singled out as a failure in satire
A harsh critique lambasts Herbert Hoover and his wife for alleged failures in office and personal conduct. The piece lists numerous supposed missteps and contrasts them with imagined undertakings, noting the satire has circulated nationwide with readers urged to share.
Roosevelt to Campaign from the White House
The Omaha World Herald notes Republicans favoring a campaign launched from the White House over the Treasury, calling it good news and contrasting with fears of a treasury department campaign.
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Roosevelt
White House
Treasury Department
Omaha World-Herald
Republicans Heavily Back Allen Haucke in Primary
In yesterday's primaries Republicans endorsed Henry J. Allen for senator and Frank Haucke for governor. County ticket selections include Harvey A. Jetmore as rep eleventh district, C. C. Gerstenberger in twelfth, O. Bowman for county clerk, L. E. Hoover county treasurer, Elsie E. Armstrong recorder of deeds, Harry Frazee county attorney, L. H. Menger probate judge, R. R. Rutherford sheriff, H. T. Jones coroner, O. J. Lane superintendent, John Callahan district court clerk, X. J. Kennedy county commissioner.
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Henry J. Allen
Frank Haucke
Harvey A. Jetmore
C. C. Gerstenberger
Twelfth Ceat Co
O. Bowman
L. E. Hoover
Elsie E. Armstrong
Register of Deeds
Harry Frazee
L. H. Menger
R. R. Rutherford
S. E. Perkins
Jimmie Richardson
C. L. Harding
West
Plea for Street Signs in Lawrence
A reader recounts moving from Oklahoma to St Louis, then Lawrence, complaining about missing street markings. The writer notes difficulty finding streets, relying on unfamiliar landmarks and landmarks, and requests more downtown markers and intersection signs for better guidance.
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Journal-World
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Lawrence
The War Today and a Greek Plot Against Metaxas
The piece notes Hitler's regimentation of Europe may backfire as independent spirits resist. It cites Kathimerini from Athens reporting a plot to overthrow General Metaxas that was spiked with plotters banished.
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Hitler
Europe
Kathimerini of
Athens
Little John”. Metaxas
Balkans Spirit of Independence and Europe Under Hitler
The writer argues that Balkan independence and local prerogatives shape European resistance to Nazi rule. He discusses Greek stubbornness, Britain and Poland uniting against Germany, and how eastern Europe values personal liberty amid totalitarian pressures. He questions Nazi youth programs and predicts future struggles for freedom.
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Balkans
Europe
Mount
Parnassus
Britain
Germany
Norway
Holland
Czecho- Slovakia
England
Hitler
A.P
Vichy
France
Forces advance on Pekin and regional unrest noted
Forties era dispatch reports American and British forces advancing on Pekin last Thursday from Tien Tsin, with rising insurgent activity in the Philippine islands including ambushes on small parties. The report covers local events from Dolly Graeber’s boat to town weeds and a gun club meeting where the Belgian Hares beat the Jackrabbits.
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Pekin
Tien Tsin
Philippine Islands
Dolly Graeber
Gun‘club
George Leonard
Charles Shimmons, Jr
Jake Ulrich
Birthday Party Gone Wild At Philadelphia Zoo Gorilla
A 14 year old 400 pound male gorilla named Bamboo at the Philadelphia Zoo destroyed a birthday scene. He ripped the birthday card, smashed a watermelon and splattered spectators with cake scraps, repeating the act from the previous year.
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Philadelphia
Bamboo
Garden sprayhtted rainfall confuses Florence gauge
Weatherman H K Gilbert measured three inches during a heat break. Airport reports .80 inch, leading to an investigation. He discovered his son had left the garden sprinkler running directly over the rain gauge.
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Florence
S. C
H. K. Gilbert
Hisson
Library Finds Overdue Books Hidden in Floorboards
Public library reports two novels returned after 49 years overdue. The Gates Ajar and Woman's Friendship were found by workmen during building demolition in Woodstock Illinois, with borrowing cards attached and fines totaling $1000 for the overdue items.
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Woodstock
Public Library
Infant's birth weighs five and a half pounds in nickels
In Mattoon, Illinois, the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bjurstrum was paid for with a sack of nickels. Dr. Raymond B. Cole weighed and valued the coins at five and a half pounds, equivalent to the baby's weight.
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Fair Exchange
Willkie Blames Candy Stick System for French Defeat
Wendell L. Willkie said Germany crushed France by the candy stick theory of government. Speaking to editors in Des Moines he argued France bravely faced Britain and Germany but fell due to internal political approach. He warned U.S. defense hinges on production.
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Des Moines
Wendell L. Willkie
Germany
France
Great Britain
Willkie
Summer theater lovers plot to steal treasured cameo
Johnny Regan plans to gift Molly a cameo by asking Jean Reynolds to sell it. Molly schemes to win Andre Masters and marry Johnny, while Jean distrusts Molly and questions Johnny's motives. Johnny confronts Jean backstage, seeking the cameo as an engagement present, amid theater tensions and romantic entanglements.
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Johnny Regan
Jean Reynolds
Johnny
Molly Travera
Andee Masters
Cottage Street
Molly
Jean
Bessie
Cape Cod
Mr. Duntrow
Meltons
Sue
Andre Masters
Reynolds
Cameo Heirloom Sparks Weekend Wedding Tension
In a tense scene Johnny pleads for funds to buy a cameo but Jean refuses to sell or give it away noting it is a family heirloom. Molly, aging and eager, loses her temper as a lamp topples and kerosene ignites, triggering a mysterious fire as the tale continues.
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Jean
Johnny
Molly
Streicher Death Report Denied by Berlin Authorities
German officials said Julius Streicher, governor of Franconia, was in perfect health at his Bleikertshof farm near Nurnberg, denying a Reuters London report of his death. Streicher, once gauleiter for Franconia, remained listed in Sturmer masthead despite suspension from duties. reasons not disclosed.
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Berlin
Julius Streicher
Bleikertshof
Nurnberg
London
Streicher
Franconia
Reuters
Germany
Stage a Milk Strike by Saline County Producers
Saline county milk producers association demands higher prices as drought drives costs. President Ted Buhler of Assaria says creameries should pay 54 cents per pound for butterfat, up 10 cents. Grade A milk is imported for city use.
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Saline County
Salina
Kan
Saline County Milk Producers Association
Ted Buhler
Assaria
Radio Programs Airing Over Evening June 6 to 7
A detailed schedule of radio broadcasts lists stations WREN KMBC WDAF and more. Programs include News Musical Americana Public Affairs Amos and Andy Sports and Weather for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings with multiple orchestras and entertainment shows.
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Wren
KMBC
WDAF
Totem Pole Orch
Rush Holt
Newacast
Wdaf—Cavaliers
Whren—Hacore Magk
EMBC
Court of Missing Heirs
Wdaf—Orchestra
Lud Gluskin
Horace Heldt
Professor Quiss
Glenn Miller
Tommy Doreeya Orch
Public Altairs
Walter
Amos and Andy
Lanny Rosa
Easy Acea
Newascast
Johnny Presents
Ray Herbeck
Orch
Moonbeams
Bernie Cummins
Raymond Scott
Red Nichols
Muehlebach
Associated Press
Wren—Newecast
Wren—Eagy
Cavaliers
America
Question Bee
Dr. Christian
Hornet
Star Theatre
Roy Shield
Bc—Meek
Nore
Ihay Kyser
K. C
Amos and
Andy
Ny Ross
Ozsie Melson
Wren—Weather Forecaat
Fred Hn
U.S
Wheat Aion
Registration Act
Raymond Scott's
Jon Rina
Sherman Orch
Wren Associated Press
Journal-World Subscription Reminder Note
A brief note reminds to order the Journal-World and have it sent to a summer address. It includes a phone contact for arranging delivery and mentions a last minute reminder.
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Nbteh
Journal-World
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