Journal World Postal Notice May Be Delayed
National Representatives Lorenzen and Thompson travel through major cities including New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles and Detroit. The notice states postal and republication rights held by The Associated Press and Bureau of Circulations. If the Journal-World is late call the Lawrence Kansas office between 7 and 7 20 p m for a duplicate copy.
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Lorenzen & Thompson
New York
West É4th
Chicago
Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
South Broad
Kansas City
Coca Cola
St. Louis
Star Building
Atlanta
Walton Building
Detroit
General Motora
Ride
Associated Press
Autat Bureau OF Circulations
Lawrence
Kansas
Farm strikes and political tension in 1932 headlines
In August 1932 readers are informed of a farm strike in Iowa and nearby states as farmers withhold products to push prices higher. Reports describe milk dumps and road blockades, with authorities planning deputized help to keep markets open. A wheat strike is less likely to boost prices. The piece also covers Roosevelt's stance on public official incomes and a shift in the Walker case context.
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Iowa
Sioux City
North Dakota
Roosevelt
Walker
Hofstadter Committee
New York
Seabury
Germany Sees Quiet Pause Before Cabinet Reforms
Germany faces a potential reshuffle with President Hindenburg rejecting Hitler’s all or nothing demand for a new cabinet. Hitler may seek a reduced role, while General von Schleicher could become chancellor in a reorganization. Monarchists and Nazi coalitions loom, signaling possible turmoil if constitutional change occurs. Last Sunday’s calm suggests a chance to handle affairs through regular political channels.
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Germany
Hindenburg
Hitler
General von Schleicher
Reich
Whch
Republican middle ground on prohibition gains cited by Chicago press
The Chicago press derides the Republican plank to safeguard gains from prohibition in any revision of the 18th amendment. It notes the abolishment of the old saloon, higher milk consumption aiding dairy interests, steadier Monday work, and better clothing for children as gains that should not be rolled back. The piece is from Topeka Capital.
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Chicago
Topeka
Old Home Town Meet Plans Big Picnic In Topeka
Topeka and Lawrence Chambers of Commerce held a joint meeting today in Topeka to plan a picnic celebrating the opening of the Lawrence and Topeka highway. Representatives T J Sweeney F C Allen W J Drescher and W C Simons attended for the Topeka group. The event will host residents of both cities and the general public with the highway opening scheduled for August 22.
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Topeka
Lawrence Chambers of Commerce
Lawrence and Topeka
Chamber of Commence
T- J. Sweeney
F. C. Allen
W. J. Drescher
W. C. Simons
F. B. Dodds
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone Park
Continental Divide
Julia A. Bryde
Augusta
Kan
Haskell
Harry Muzzy
Robert Muzzy
Jack Zwickey
Walnut Street
Muzzy
Mary Zwickey
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Louise 3
Ivah
Callan Defamation Stated in Poor PR Dispute
A terse note uses phrases like poor PR and poor PR Ude regarding Callan. The fragment references copyright and Publishers Syndicate, suggesting a media or public relations dispute without fuller context or clear factual events.
Barrett and Jensen Families Plan Summer Motor Trips
Barrett and Mr. and Mrs. Jens P. Jensen will leave soon on a motor trip to Noel Missouri to stay until school starts. Mrs. McDonald and Mr. Jensen are University instructors and Mrs. Barrett teaches at the high school. Mr. and Mrs. S J Kindred and Miss Ethel Kindred plan to motor to Colorado tomorrow. Miss Kindred will return in early September for school and the Kindreds will winter in New Mexico or Arizona.
Twenty five years ago notice of a Lawrence picnic and local events
Twenty five years ago on Tuesday August 16 Lawrence hosted a Co P A picnic at Durrs grove drawing at least 150 residents from the city. A barn near Lecompton owned by Herb Rogers burned after a lightning strike killing two cows. Rogers and sons saved horses and a wagon. Others left for Cananea and Cambridge for academic posts while residents returned from travel. A Denver move for August Hackbarth ends a long local shoemaking career. Katie Miller returns to Youngs Dry Goods. A birth is noted for Mr and Mrs Almon W Copley in Mt Vernon, Eva Olin as former sister.
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Herb Rogers
Lecompton
Rogers
Dolph Watson
Cananea
Mexico
Dick Scammon
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Lute Lewis
New York
J. A. Lawrence
Vermont Street
Denver
Hackbarth
Lawrence
A. S. Olin
New ‘Rochelle
N. Y
Almon W. Copley
Mt. Vernon
Nutritional edema tied to protein shortage study
The term hunger swelling or nutritional edema, known in many cultures, arises from protein-poor diets. Research shows edema results when blood protein falls below a level, worsened by excess salt and water, with animal protein preferred to maintain blood protein. Much work, including animal studies, supports these findings.
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Youne
1894 Kansas history crowd at Hutchinson reunion
The state soldiers' reunion at Hutchinson drew about 10 000 visitors with General J C Caldwell as the principal speaker. A separate Albany report notes W F Sherman seeking the meanest man as he recalls a wooden chocolate ice cream lollypop bought for his daughter Ruth, believed to be a prank by a traveling vendor.
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Hutchinson
J. C. Caldwell
Albany
N. Y
W. F. Sherman
Sherman
Washington Park
Ruth
Theft at Bruckmiller Stockyards Office
A radio set was stolen from the Bruckmiller Stockyards office at 500 Maple Street after an intrusion overnight. The report was filed with police by A. Bruckmiller of 923 Ohio Street.
Night Club Mystery Hero Returns as Brian Strong Faced
Barry Cabot meets Mantell, a friend of Brian Strong, who offers to testify to aid Strong’s case. Mantell explains a possible alibi angle tied to witnesses at the Cockcrow club and hints that others may have seen a man leaving room after a shooting. Barry holds firm, determined to protect Janet and his own life while weighing the dangerous leverage.
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Barry Cabot
J. C. Bleecker
New York
Brian Strong
Barry
Stweetheart
Janet Perry
7 Skelly
Jan
Barry Tae
Jesaup
Strong
Eop
Nancy Howson
Hhe
Dink
Garry
Wheeler
Underworld
Tony Bosco
Jarry
Janet
Dan Skelly
Queenie
Hat
Mantell
Alfred E. Howson
Miss Morris
Jake
Ueenie
Carrie
Mr. Cabot
Broadway
Skelly
Hennessy
Shelly
Cockcrow
Mr. Mantell
The Very Pretty Girl and the Missing Bond Mends
A village girl complains her bonds were promised yesterday and not ready. Willy Nilly sends for the bonds but distracts himself as Mr. and Mrs. Quacko Duck crash into Willy Nilly's shop with a loud horn and a dramatic crash ending in a smash.
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Flotilla Botilla
Willy Nilly
Aml
Mrs. Quacko
Mr. Quacko
Anti-Prohibition Society organized in Salina Kansas
In Salina yesterday a 30 member group formed the Anti-Prohibition Society of Kansas with H J Tholen Hays elected president and a platform to amend or repeal the Kansas dry law so Kansans gain same rights as states with national prohibition changes.
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Theo Reineke
Salina
B. J. Santry
Ellsworth
G. W. Naames
Wichita
F. E. Parks
Kansas City
Kan
APJ
William Woelffe
Abilene
Norman Dederick
Dickinson County
Leroy Taylor
Taylor
Topeka
State Board
Federal Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Kansas Corn Prospects and Local Crime Reports
Weather notes in Kansas show varying corn prospects with some areas fair to good and others waning due to weather. In Manhattan, S H Brockway, a Kansas State College basketball alumnus, is jailed on a burglary charge. In Elkhart, Ray Majors, tied to the July bank robbery, waives preliminary hearing as he faces a $40,000 bond, while accomplices Cody and Langley plead guilty and receive 10 to 50 year sentences.
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Manhattan
Kan
S. H. Brockway
Kansas State
Riley County
Brockway
Topeka
Richfield
Ray Majors
First National Bank of Elkhart
Majors
Fred Cody
Frank Langley
State Penitentiary
Prince Edgard de Bourbon found dead in hotel room
Paris reports Prince Edgard de Bourbon slain with his throat cut by a razor. A Spanish woman, Candelaria Brau Soler, claimed self defense after a quarrel in which she said he threatened her with a razor. Neighbors heard scuffling as she fled. she said she had refused to live with him. The prince reportedly had an American wife, Clara de Cosse Ertinger, living at a Neuilly boarding house. He was said to be without funds and had recently met Madame Brau Soler.
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Queenie
Jokin
Jake
Jan
Barry
Janet
Tye
Jan Perry
Strong S
Paris
Prince Edgard de Bourbon
Brau-Soler
Clara de Cosse Ertinger
Neuilly
Madame Brau Soler
Journal-Work Classified Ad Rent Room Vacancy
A Journal-Work classified ad indicates a vacant room available for rent. The notice specifies the rental arrangement, location hints, and contact method for interested parties to inquire.
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