National Representatives and Associated Press Notice
The Lawrence Journal-World lists national representatives Lorenzen and Thompson Inc with offices in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City St Louis Atlanta and other cities. It notes AP exclusive republication rights and urges readers to contact the paper if the issue arrives late on Wednesday August 21 1984.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
North
Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
W. Lua
St Louis Star
Atlanta
Walton Building
Associated Press
Focal News
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Kansan views on Republican candidates for next year
Will Beck, state chairman, says Kansas will welcome Republican contenders for president despite a possible candidate mentioned in state politics. The nomination race remains unsettled as Kansans await a clear field and the chances of the electoral vote aligning with the GOP.
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Will Beck
Kansas
Kansan
Congress preoccupation with adjournment over final week
The piece notes Speaker Burns says Congress will focus on adjournment by Saturday, while urging passage of several controversial measures. It compares the closing rush across legislatures, warning that hastily enacted laws will burden both states and the nation. Vice President Garner may visit the Philippines this fall in a likely farewell trip as independence nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Burns
Garner
Philippines
United States
Balance of Weight Rules Vs. Biology Teaching
A New York City biology teacher, 180 pounds, struggles to meet board of education weight limits despite six weeks of exercise. She seeks legal action to keep her job, with the board not citing unsatisfactory teaching as a factor. Also notes First Army maneuvers in New York demonstrating speed gains for future warfare.
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New York City
Board of Education
First
New York
Roosevelt program progress and congressional opposition
Inside observers in Washington say about 75 percent of Roosevelt's program may pass Congress, with members privately opposing similar share yet voting for it. The note suggests a notable issuance of bipartisan support despite opposition signals.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Washington
Political Analysis of 1930s Economic Pressures and Elections
The piece discusses Democratic cohesion fears if Roosevelt loses next year and Congress shifts, Wallace’s claim that meat prices can fall only with greater supply due to drought, and administration credit for meat supply. It also notes Britain’s likely push for economic sanctions on Italy to deter aggression, viewing small powers as unable to curb strong nations without collective League action.
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Roosevelt
Wallace
Italy
England
Ethiopia
League of Nations
League
Great Britain
Local dealer sells plane to Plainsfield man aviator travels home
Local Dealer Selly Plane L M Allison sold an airplane to a Plainsfield New Jersey man and two weeks later delivered the plane with passenger to his home. They traveled via flying fields and plants, reaching Plainsfield yesterday without incident. Robert Laughlin and J D Kuhn returned from Chicago after a 1900 mile drive with one puncture. Lawrence Mile Affairs Committee will attend the semi annual Kansas State Military Committee meeting at Camp White, Ft. Riley, tomorrow. Marie A Walls of Kansas City bought the L L Phillips residence at 345 Mississippi Street and plans permanent Lawrence residence. Miss Coral Dyer of Ardmore Oklahoma married Dr Robert E Keith at the bride’s parents home with Rev D D Swinney officiating. Dr and Mrs Keith plan a motor trip to New Mexico and will reside in Ardmore after Sept 1.
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Selly
L. M. Allison
Plainsfield
N. J
Plainsfiel
Robert Laughlin
J. D. Kuhn
Chicago
Ft. Rile
Lawrence
Kansas State Military Committee
Camp Whitside
Ft. Riley
W. S. Metcalf
P. A. Dinsmoor
C. B. Holmes
Phillips
Marie A. Walls
Kansas City
L. L. Phillips
Mississippi Street
William Jones
Margaret Phillips
Gamma Phi Beta
Allen
Kron, O
Kansas State Agrcultural School
J. Edward Martin
Loraine
Burl Stugard
Alamo, Tex
Tusten E
Mary
Edna Underwood
Martha Markie
Ernestine Yates
Shrine Park
Leavenworth
Junius Underwood
Jessie
C. E. Decker
Marion
Jerry Stugard
Prescott Underwoo
Coral Dyer
Kirk Dyer
Ardmore
Okla
Robert E. Keith
D. D. Swinney
First Presbyterian Church
Keith
E. R. Keith
New Mexico
Hoar Family Heads Home After Summer Visit
C A Hoar and daughters Ethel and Florence Hoar return to Kansas City to reside this winter. Ruth Dunmire accompanies them. Mrs S H Ellis of Limon Colorado visits Pontius family and travels on with sister Elizabeth Robbins and daughter Monte Elizabeth and Mrs Alice Dicker for two weeks in Limon and Denver.
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C. A. Hoar
Ethel
Florence Hoar
Kansas City
Ruth Dunmire
H. Ellis
Limon
Colo
W. D. Pontius
Elizabeth Robbins
Monte Elizabeth
Alice Dicker
Denver
Republican Committee Elects C. S. Hall Leader
Twenty five years ago on Wednesday August 21 the Republican Committee met in the courthouse with eight members present. C. S. Hall was elected chairman without opposition. Precinct leaders listed include Harry Dick in First ward and J. W. Pippert in Willow Springs, among others. The column also notes station improvements by Santa Fe engineers and a Cubs game in Billtown. Nearby citizens travel plans include teaching assignments and relocations, with O Leary family planning a year in Europe and Fern Cramer set to teach at Baxter Springs.
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Republican Committee
C. S. Hall
Court House
Second Ward
First Ward
Harry Dick
C. H. Hall
Third Ward
A. L. Cox
Baldwin
C. E. Beeks
Fifth Ward
Green Keith
Sixth Ward
J. W. Lee
Grant
Jacob Hammig
Wakarusa
W. H. Robinson
Clinton
Jas. Anderson
Lecompton
J. H. Sellman
Kanwaka
Chris Wulfkuhle
Stull
C. J. Wulfkuhle
Marion
H. H. Fegar
Willow Springs
J. W.W. Pippert
Santa Fe
Winthrop Streets
New York
New Jersey Street
Cubs
Billtown
Lawrence Cubs
Williamstown
John Sugrue
Dave Baylor
Aeoree Belles
F. Thudium
B. Cooper
Otis Perkins
Estes Park
Baldwin Mitchell
Baldwin Farm
Lake View
O'Leary
Europe
Fern Cramer
Baxter Springs
Kan
Clara Carpenter
Denver
Colo
Ellis
J. R.holmes
Lawrence
Holmes
Pleasanton Observer
0. W. MecAllaster
Washington
Oregon
California
Sigel Picnic and Local Activities Report
FortY years ago Lawrence notes show R L Stewart ill with malarial fever Miss May Spencer hosts a city gathering Indian band music and evening dance at Sigel harvest home picnic features speakers KE Stanley A C Mitchell E F Caldwell C B Tucker Sigegrove location six miles southwest of Lawrence and several residents traveling to Pueblo Boston and Topeka for events Excursions to Ft Riley faced delays as trains ran late with about 600 people returning home at midnight.
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R. L. Stewart
Miss May Spencer
Sigel
KE. Stanley
A. C. Mitchell
E. F. Caldwell
C. B. Tucker
Sigegrove
Lawrence
John Hume
Pueblo
Flo C. Smith
Colorado
A.C. Mitchell
Boston
Knights Templar
Frankie Williams
Washington
J. G. Griffith
Orr
Topeka
Nebraska
Pawnee City
Tena Groener
East
Miss Lott Barber Dougherty’s
Cecil Spooner
Ft. Riley
Kansas City
Ice Cream Social and Baby Show Planned by Methodist Church
Social and Baby Show plans are set for tomorrow evening in South Park under Methodists. Music will be provided by a high school orchestra directed by C. E. Sawhill. If rain occurs the event will be postponed to Friday evening.
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South Park
Ladies of the Methodist Church
C. E. Sawhill
Ain
Paris Night Flight Sparks Laurie Mystery
Laurie, engaged to Bark Albery but mooning over Rex Moura who loves her, rushes to Paris by air after a secret involving Gladys and Jimmy Pallas. Rex pilots to Le Bourget as Laurie frets over Wanda Steele and a possible Dallas affair while Albery tours Berlin on business. The journey, shrouded in tension, ends with Laurie in Paris seeking her sister and awaiting contact from Rex.
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Laurie
Rex Moura
Rex
Wanda Steele
Albery
Berlin
Gladys
Jimmy Pallas
Dallas
Nellie
London
Nelly
Paris
Hotel Meurice
Rue de Rivoli
Rex Moore
Gretton
Chelsea
Croydon
Streatham
Laurie Ates
Cherbourg
Ibery
Wes
Le Bourget #8
Bris
Place de la Concorde
Glad
Tex
Jack Wolfe
Downfall of the Lambs Rest in Cool Cave
Mary Graham Bonner presents Sweet Face the lamb tired by sun and seeking shade in a cool cave. Honey Bear suggests rest while friends prepare a vegetable garden. Two ragged strangers arrive, muttering about making the cave their home for a while.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Sweet Face
Honey Bear
Willy Nilly
Christopher
Tomorrow The Tramps on Kansas News Briefs
Emporia August 21 District Judge Lon C McCarty denied County Attorney Frank Eckdall’s petition to stop county commissioners paying claims without his approval. Eckdall alleged noncooperation and vouchers showed his salary approved without endorsement. In Columbus reports of gas seepage and dynamite activity near a Galena smelter drew disbelief from Cherokee County officials. Deputy Sheriff H M McGuire and Sheriff C E Simkin doubted dynamiting. further reports noted dynamite rumors and ongoing findings.
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Associated Press
Emporia
Frank F. Eckdall
Lon C. McCarty
Eckdall
Columbus
Cherokee County
H. M. McGuire
C. E. Simkin
Cleft Lip and Palate Defects and Treatments
Fairly common birth defects harelip and cleft palate appear across nationalities. Hereditary factors may play a role but ignorance remains. Cleft palate causes feeding and speech problems. early reconstructive surgery offers excellent results for many cases.
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Y HR
Naw Yor Academy of Medicine
Iago Galoston
Brazil issues two stamps mark Pernambuco founder tribute
A bi colored two stamp issue recreates the original town of Pernambuco with a mission foreground and houses behind. The 200 reis uses purple brown and the 300 reis violet gray black. A 1932 Colombia Gold Stamp highlights natural industries with a new gold motif and altered miner figure, resembling The Thinker in a nod to gold mining.
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Quinton James
Pernambuco
Brazil
Sion
Colombia
Denomination shifts in U S stamps through the years
The article traces changes in U S postage stamps from the 24 and 90 cent issues through the first $1 stamp in 1893, noting the 25 cent replacement for 24 and the enduring 50 cent that began with the $1. It covers airmail evolutions from 1918 through 1938, detailing rate changes and new denominations like 5, 6, 8, 50 cent, and higher values as Zeppelin issues appeared.
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U. S
Zeppelin
Back Yard Jungle King Rusty Not a Menace Says Owner
Edward Waldron tells police the lion named Rusty is safe in the back yard and does not eat meat. He claims the animal drinks three quarts of milk daily and food is cooked. A quirky family note from Associated Press described the pet and its odd diet.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Rusty
Edward Waldron
Waldron
Radio Programs Wednesday Evening 21 30-WREN Schedule
Radio listings for August 21 show WREN WDAF KMBC and others with a packed evening lineup including Jack Armstrong’s jokes, Dorothy Lamour, Amos ’n’ Andy, and musical ensembles from the Emery Dutch Orchestra to the Lincoln Tavern Orchestra. Messages to National Guard from August 14 to 28 are invited at University of Kansas labs.
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Wren
Dot
Will
WDAF
Jackie Heller
XBIBC
Jack Armstrough Joake
KMBC
Johnny and His
Emery Deutach
N Orch
House of Glass
Wayne Ring Serenade
Broadway
WDAR
Fred_ Allen
John Charles
Momet
Mark Warnow
Roosevelt
Grant Park
Burns and Allen
Wren—National Sy Orch
Ray Noble
Kestre
Nina Tarasova
Col. F. Knox
KNDC
Amos
N’ Andy
Dorothy Lamour
Sonore
Tartler
Sports Review
Cs Wren
Tony and
Gus
KMBEC
Claude Hopkins
Orch
Bismarck Grech
Bert Burman
KMC
KMGC
Don Gil
Frankie Masters
Lincoln Tavern
Wren—Skandor
Teddy Hill
Ted Weems
Billy Bisnett
WBAK
Bismarck
Wres On Lee
KBIBC
Dell Doon
Seymour Simona
New Vanity Fair Orch
Herm Crone
KMNC
Alanhatten
Lot
Dorsey Bros. Orchestra
Beatre
Jack Armstrong
Haake Carter
Nickelodeon
Andy Vallee
Cyril Pitts
Is -Wren
Hendrik Willem van Toon Basce
Craftsman’s Guild
WBC
Manhattan
Armac
Charles Hanson Towne
Marty Nay
Paul Whiteman
Orch Wren
NEC Symphony
KMPC
Horace_ Heidt
Isham Jones
Louis Prima
Jowiah
O' Andy
Johnny Hamp
Tony
Gue
Doedge
KMEC
Eddie South
Nat'l Radio Forum
KMEBC
Moment Musicale
Ernie_Halst
San Francisco
Lymic On
Vanity Fair
Wren—Chas
Dornberers
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