National Representatives list appears in Associated Press credit note
The clipping lists Lorenzen Thompeson Inc locations in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City Detroit Atlanta and St Louis. It credits The Associated Press and notes republication rights and audit bureau membership. A biblical verse is quoted at the end.
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Lorenzen & Thompeson, Inc
New York
Chicago
North
Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St. Louie
Star
Datroit
General Motors
Atianta
Walton
Associated Press
Thia
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Treasury Proposes Debt Paydown Amid Budget Struggles
The federal treasury plans to use about 350000 in September tax revenue to retire part of the national debt, a start toward balance while warning tighter action may be needed if bond issues rise. Prosecutors in Kansas City face renewed pressure as Governor Stark demands immediate action on slot machines in Missouri.
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Federal
Treasury Department
Treasury
Kansas City
Missouri
Kan
Kansas
Stark
Democratic split deepens over potential special session
Roosevelt may call a special session but Democratic leaders fear it would magnify a party split. Opposition to the President's government reorganization grows in the interim between terms, led by Senators Byrd and Clark who warn of greater White House power. The New Deal divide within the party sharpens, with or without a special session.
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Roosevelt
Byrd
Virginia
Clark
Missouri
White House
New Deal
Fire and Flood Shape Shanghai Front in World War II
Chinese forces reform lines away from the river bank as fires and floods aid Japanese pressure. In Shanghai fires have burned nearly a week, aiding landing parties by widening clear space. Around Peiping a large Japanese mechanized army loses speed due to torrential rain grounding planes and stalling tanks and trucks, slowing their advance.
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Shanghai
Rivr Bank
Peiping
Chinese push threatens Japanese flank in renewed attack
Chinese forces press a bold assault aiming to sever the main Japanese army from supplies and reinforcements. Mud and floods slow advances though, risking delayed action before Peiping. Meanwhile Spain’s war lingers with no decisive end in sight, as both sides face mounting fatigue and no clear victor.
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Peiping
Spain
Kansas and Lincoln in Topeka state journal history
The article reviews Kansas newspaper coverage during Lincoln’s 1858 Topeka visit and 1860 Chicago convention, noting Seward’s support in Kansas and that multiple papers barely mentioned Lincoln. It contrasts local reverence for Lincoln with earlier political allegiance and cites editorials from Atchison and Leavenworth papers.
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Topeka State Journal
Abraham Lincoln
Union
Kansas
Newngland
Lincoln
William H. Seward
Territory of
Elwood
Troy
Atchison
Leavenworth
Freedom
John, A. Martin
Martin
John Brown
Harper’s Ferry
John A. Martin
Seward
Leavenworth Times
Manhattan Express
Siwood Free Press
Atchison Champion
Lawrence Republican
Herald of Freedom
Topeka Tribune
Hieie
The
State Journal
National Geographic
Chicago
Christopher Crow News: Wise Crow Aids Road Safety
Mary Graham Bonner recounts Christopher Columbus Crow’s world observations and救救 as he warns travelers with caws. Willy Nilly praises the bird for saving a rooster, while locals remark the crow sounds almost human and reflects on how hurried travel blurs nature’s daily wonders. The piece also previews tomorrow’s topics on stimulants and a feature about Rabbit Faver.
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Christopher
Mary Graham Bonner
Christopher Columbus
Willy Nilly
How's Your Health on Stimulants and Safety
Dr Iago Galdston discusses stimulant use in the needful but cautions against excess. He notes alcohol as the oldest stimulant and warns many believe in safe stimulants, though overdoses harm the body and mind.
Shower Honors Mrs Knop About Her Pending Marriage
A Tuesday afternoon shower at Mrs. Bertha Knop’s home celebrated the upcoming marriage of Miss Bertha Knop to William Kloepper of Lincoln Nebraska. Hostesses included Mrs. Knop Mrs. F D Walters Mrs J W Strong and Miss Louise Knop. The town also features a Woodmen of America picnic in Brown's Grove with nearly four hundred attending. Speakers were Judge C A Smart and former Mayor W W Gordon of Kansas City Kansas. Other items note Belvoir’s 7 to 1 win over Lawrence Roosters Holcom’s 6 to 1 defeat of the Odd Fellows and a Camp Fire water carnival set for Friday with The Frog Prince cast led by Edi Kennedy and Virginia Sinclair.
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Bertha Knop
William Kloepper
Lincoln
Neb
Knop
F. D. Walters
J. W. Strong
Louise Knop
Modern Woodmen of America
Douglas County
Brown’s Grove
C. A. Smart
W. W. Gordon
Kansas City
Kan
Eakers
Bert Bishop
Belvoir
Lawrence Roosters
Holcom
Odd Fellows
Camp Fire
Chamber of Commerce
Edi Kennedy
Virginia Sinclair
Carolyn Rob House
Otto Fischer
Creole
Colo
San Luis Valley
Fischer
Colorado
Remarriage Ends 32 Year Separation in Crown Point
In Crown Point Indiana Rufus Young 66 and Laura Young 70 both of Maywood Illinois renewed vows after 32 years apart. Justice John Krost presided noting no marriage occurred in the interim. Other brief items include a blind horseshoe contest in Huntingdon Indiana and a divorce suit in Omaha where a wife reportedly invited boxing to settle a dispute. The Rainbow 4-H club met August 21 at Aurelia and Raymond Gibson with 29 members and 10 guests. discussions covered fair exhibits and a coming play with program segments on independence and patriotic songs. Georgia is cited as having 10 000 more square miles than New York.
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Associated Press
Crown Point
Ind
Rufus Young
Laura Young
Maywood, Til
John Krost
Young
Rainbow
Orvil Pohl
Nellie Finch
Ben Gibson
Australia
Russia
North Pole
Moscow
Vancouver
Wash
Valeri Chkalov
Georgi Baidukov
Alexander Belyakov
U. S
Oakland
Syria
Lebanon
How the Vote Was Won Provided for Second Show
Twenty five years ago on Wednesday August 25 preparations were made for a second presentation of the suffrage play How the Vote Was Won at Woodlawn Park. Alma McNaughton and Bullard led arrangements then plans included a motor trip to Tonganoxie after supper to perform at the Airdrome there.
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Woodlawn Park
Alma McNaughton
Bullard
Tonganoxie
Forty Years Ago Local News From Lawrence August Twenty Fifth
Fort y years ago this Wednesday water was turned in on the cemetery pipeline at nine in the morning. Marshall Gorrill has recovered enough to attend town. Robbers fled Col J D Miles house with a shotgun scare but none were hurt. Harness theft and a wheel loss nearby. Social visits and travels across town noted as residents arrive and depart. Community figures include John N Johnson nominated for treasurer. fair association lists several department superintendents for upcoming events.
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Marshall Gorrill
J. D. Miles
Sam Bryant
Lawrence
W. L. Brayton
Kansas City
Tom Charles
John N. Johnson
Sarcoxie Township
Jefferson
K. of P
Fair Association
Frank Thralls
RK. C. Dunning
Mr. Archer
P.M. Lewis
J.H. Scott
William Green
Ben Wilson
Adolph Butell
Milt Winter
Elmer Brown
Dark Harbor Pursuit Ends Aboard Hidden Ship
Federal agent Neil pursues Janet after she vanishes with Prescott Fanning. He boards a smoking yacht, hides Janet in distress, and rows toward Absalom's harbor. A night voyage through the river leads to four German ships moored upriver where they plan to seek shelter aboard an empty vessel. The pair face danger as a mysterious pursuit closes in.
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Neil
Janet
Baltimore
Prescott Fanning
Neill
Fanning
Absalom
Jen
Longcope
Moving Picture Theater
Vilage
Travis County
Maryland
Longcope’s
Hulbert Footner
Syrian pavilion stamps noted with air view and minaret
The Syrian pavilion presents a structural group as seen from the air and labeled the Syrian pavilion. A minaret and large water-wheel are visible. Stamps are for postage only during the two sale months. Values listed include 50 centimes and 1, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15 and 25 piastres.
Australia adds new stamp series portraits of queen and king
Australia introduces a fresh regular stamp series with head and shoulders portraits of Queen Elizabeth and King George VI on the yellow green penny and red twopenny issues. The stamps feature simple design, minimal inscriptions, unornamented shaded backgrounds, and a small crown watermark marked C of A. On August 2, Australia added
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Australia
Queen Elizabeth
King George VI
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A short prose sketch about family talk and a brother Ben's business proposition. The narrator recalls how Ma interrupts and explains the idea, reflecting on whether to buy stock. Published in 1937 by Publishers Syndicate under Claude Callan.
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
Ben
Publishers Syndicate
Keeping a Healthy Mind Hubert Pollard Ph D
Salem is not the only place witches were burned as the piece argues the real witchcraft is the discourager. It condemns those who discourage others for draining courage and spirit and notes the universe punishes such cynicism.
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Hubert Pollard
Salem
Radio Programs and Schedules for KMBC WDAP WREN and More
Radio listings for August evenings show a dense schedule of orchestras, bands, and programs across KMBC WREN WDAP WDAF KMBC and related stations. Notable items include Wayne Kings Orchestra Tommy Dorsey and Eddie Varros orchestras, major shows such as Gun Smoke Law and Dance Cavaliera, plus weather forecasts and midnight headlines. The lineup features prominent hosts and recurring segments with multiple time slots through late night, ending after a weather forecast and midnight headlines.
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Coon
KMBC
Jay Freamans
Samnsky Bolte
Boake
KMB
Wren
Clem M McCarthy
Mary
Smeta
Wayne Kings
Orch
NBC
Rostelantes
Pontia
Ween Solly
Tommy Dorsey
Jak
Bratton
Elmer Davis
WDAF
Kldootlers
HMBC
Patti Chapin
Rudy Valles
Columbia
Helen Traubel
Major Bower
Grant Park
Floyd Gibbus
Farr-Louis
Carlos Molina
Amos
Andy
Paul Sabin
Larry Burke
Promenade Cafe
Garwood van
Benny Goottman
Grand Terrace
Don Fernando
Nocturne
Eddie Bouse
Leonard Kaller
Don
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Massachusetts Atrest
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Captain Christopher
Estes Park
Edwards
Norman
Oklo
St. Petersburg
Fla
Evan
Dolly Atchison
Martha Transmeier
Iowa
W. E. Leis
Co. H. Twentieth Kansas
Mr. Leis
Sioux City
Champ
Huntingdon
Otto Leber
Omaha
Alvin W. Ostrum
Georgia
State of
H. W. Boltz
Minneapolis
Harry D. Sanborn
Jane
Peoria
Ill
D. W. Binford
Lawrence ¥. M
Boltz
Estes City
Josephine Mackey
Frangen Patton
Mary Patton
Mary Myers
Sallie Batie
Galbraith-Schleifer
Iss Pearl Galbraith
J. B. Galbraith
Lloyd Schleifer
Venners
G. & W. Staton
Orden Jones
Ford Automobiles
Hulbert Foother Niente
James 8. Hatcher
Williker
Fran
Abner
Lawrence National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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