Kansas Dusts Off War News And Social Notes
AP dispatches and local items reflect wartime concerns with labor and relief funds, plus crop pests. Kansas population decline surpasses 16 000, hinting at relief generosity gaps. Duke of Windsor news contrasts with a duchess writing a secret column possibly rivaling My Day. Lawrences prospects brighten as a circus date nears after two school days. A former KU peace leader in Spanish army is awaited for homeward turn.
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Duke of Windsor
Kansas
Lawrence
K. U
Court fight persists over Roosevelt court plan
Senator King of Utah voices Democrats' regret that President Roosevelt will continue his bid to reorganize the Supreme Court. The dispute over court packing promises ongoing friction in Congress and concern over judicial independence and the direction of American government. The piece warns of dangers in White House tinkering with the courts and the risk of subjugating judiciary to executive power.
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King
Utah
Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
America
White House
New Chinese Army in Shanghai Fighting Stirs WWII observers
A new Chinese force has emerged in Shanghai as battles heat up, checking Japanese campaign plans temporarily. Chinese defenders show stamina and improved defense aided by resourceful tactics, while Japanese divisions remain aboard ships awaiting landing opportunities. Elsewhere Missouri moves to crack down on gambling per state attorney general orders in a statewide cleanup, and Kansas City is set to welcome visitors scarcely altered by the changes.
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Shanghai
Missouri
Kansas City
Victory at Santander Gives Insurgents Northern Spain Control
The surrender of Santander leaves Spanish insurgents in virtual control of the northern coast and frees many troops for actions against government lines in the southeast. The question remains whether General France secured the victory or if success rests elsewhere.
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Santander
Spain
France
Christmas taxes on sports spark a Santa Claus debt
A 1930s editorial laments federal taxes on sporting goods and equipment, estimating 1935 sport purchases at 34.9 million dollars yielding 3.49 million in tax. It condemns Uncle Sam for funding government debt with holiday cheer and urges readers to avoid extra taxes by staying home.
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Limporia
Sam
Santa Claus
Captain Christopher Chooses Two Teams for Baseball
Mary Graham Bonner presents a playful scene with Willy Nilly Rip and Captain Christopher as the Puddle Muddlers plan baseball, debating rules and assigning Christopher as captain while praising his past heroism and friendship.
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Christopher
Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Christo
Rip
Christopher Columbus Crow
Rabbit fever and its global reach in animals and humans
The article notes tularemia as a modern disease identified twenty six years ago. It spreads across North America, Japan, Russia, Norway, Sweden and most of Europe, with the British Isles largely free. It affects wild rabbits, ground squirrels, rats and mice and is transmitted among animals by bloodsucking insects and to humans by insects and direct contact.
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North America
Japan
Russia
Norway
Sweden
Europe
British Isles
Tularemia risks and prevention in handling wild rabbits
The article outlines how Tularemia spreads via deer flies and ticks across several states, with rabbits' carcasses posing the main infection risk. It explains varied symptoms, lack of specific treatment, and symptom-based care, stressing rubber gloves for handlers and thorough cooking to destroy germs, plus emphasis on prevention.
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Utah
Montana
Man
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Tennessee
Burnett Promoted To Mortgage Real Estate Chief
Ted S. Burnett, KU 1928 graduate and son in law of Prof E F Engel of Lawrence, promoted to manager of the mortgage loan and real estate department at Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co in Los Angeles. He has nine years in the department and oversees about 80 million dollars of investments out of total assets of 224 million. Mrs Burnett is Mary Engel KU 1927. They reside at 126 North Vista Street Los Angeles with four year old son Teddy.
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Ted S. Burnett
University of Kansas
E. F. Engel
Lawrence
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Los Anggeles
Calif
Burnett
Pacific Mutual Funds
Mary Engel
K. U
Teddy
North Vista Street
Los Angeles
Christel Cranz Passes B-Test As Glider Flier In Baden
Baden Germany correspondent reports 4 percent world ski champion Christel Cranz, famed as a German heroine from the last Winter Olympics, has completed her B-test for glider flight. A noisy welcome with tin can clamor and oil drums rang out, with voices cheering. She carried a victory flag of gunny sacks, field flowers and a B formed in evergreens.
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Baden
Germany
Christel Cranz
Christel
Red Advance Guard Battles Blue Near Fort Leavenworth
Twenty five years ago the Red and Blue armies clash in a Kansas war game near Fort Leavenworth with Reds holding all vantage points. A private Ernest Russell suffers a severe wax bullet wound at camp near Leavenworth and is hospitalized. Weather reports show a high of 98 degrees. Dr. Emery near Kansas City shows slight improvement. Rev Hansen and family resume work in China after visiting Iola. A birthday surprise for John Champion marks his 82nd birthday, a Kansas pioneer. Morning wedding planned for Eugenie Sterling daughter of Prof and Mrs Sterling.
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Kansas
Fort Leavenworth
Ernest Russell
Company H
KNG
Red Army
Leavenworth
Russell
Frank Koch
S. C. Emery
Kansas City
Perry
Hansen
China
Iola
John Champion
Rhode Island Street
Mr. Champion
Eugenie Sterling
Mra
M. W. Sterling
Garfield park grocers picnic noted in Topeka folks
Forties era items list local visits and happenings in Topeka Kansas. Theo Poehler Jr. attended the grocers picnic in Garfield park. Rev Vernon Robinson and family visit Valley Falls relatives. Miss Katie Turner of Lawrence visits Dr. Davis in Ottawa. Mrs Alice G Dinsmoor and daughters visit North Lawrence hosts G O Ramsdell. A patch bosom shirt with detached collars and cuffs priced at 58 cents. Sam Elliott back on mail duty after illness. Elliott Brothers opening a book store near Adams and Ohio with a partner from Washburn. F A Myers gets a new Studebaker mail wagon. Apple dryers and cider mills in Lawrence report steady business. YWCA university lawn social planned for next Tuesday.
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Theo, Poehler Jr
Garfield Park
Topeka
Vernon Robinson
Valley Falls
Katie Turner
Lawrence
Davis
Ottawa
Alice G. Dinsmoor
Boston
Mass
G. O. Ramsdell
North Lawrence
Robinson & Spalding
Mes
C. L. Tucker
Elliott Brothers
Ottawa Herald
Mary Marshall
Haskell
Washington
David Eckman
Walmer
Ida
de Soto
Sam Elliott
Atten
F. A. Myers
North Side
Studebaker
Skiffs and shadows on the Abraham Lincoln voyage
Neill the young federal agent scales a ship flotilla at Absalom Harbor to reach Janet aboard a liner named Abraham Lincoln. He finds a watchman asleep, lowers a Jacob's ladder, and retrieves Janet from a stealthy skiff as another silent boat lurks nearby in the dark.
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Neill
Janet
Baltimore
Prescott Fanning
Fanning
Neil
Absalom
Abraham Lincoln
Jen
Hulbert Footner
Janet and Neill Beara
Flashy Nog Roundup and Odd Local Notes
AP Nog Roundup from Derby Connecticut and short items from Dunkirk Indian Summer, Long Beach and Howe Indiana include stray dog complaints, hot weather forecast, a shark swallowing a depth bomb, a marathon baseball scoring tale, and a tale of a field mouse killing a snake in a garden pen.
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Conn
Robert Parker
Parker
Dunkirk
Cattaraugus Reservation
Long Beach
Calif
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Pioneer
Howe
Ind
Tryge
Radio Programs Thursday Evening Listing Preview
Radio schedule shows multiple stations KMBC WREN WDAF WABC and EMBC presenting an array of orchestras singers and comedy acts from 6:00 PM to 11:45 PM including Paul Sabin Eddie Varros Henry Busse and Leonard Keller with venues such as Promenade Cafe and Grand Terrace Orch plus musical interludes and serials like Amos n Andy and March of Time.
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Wren
Ashtam and Bratton
Kxbc
Elmer Davis
WDAF
Beidoodlers
KMBC
Patt Chapin
Rudy Vallee
KBC
Columbia
Helen Traubel
EKMBC
Major Bowes
Grant Park
Sparta
Floyd Giboons
Farr-Louis
Wren—Farr-Louis
Carlos Molina
Orch
Amos N
Andy
Paul Sabin
EMBC
Easy Aces
Kaibc
Jack Starr
Eddie Varros
Wis
Willams
Henry Busse
Bert Block
WDA
Jimmy Grier
AI Vierra
Chariey Engel
Nighttime Radio Lineup Forecasted for Friday Evening
Listing of broadcast slots across KMBC WDAF WREN with performers and orchestras. Programs include Jay Freeman and Orch, Campbell's Royalists, Phil Napoleon's Grek, Jack Starr, Ted Fio Rito's Orch, Leonard Keller's Orch, and Ricardo's Caballeros among others.
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MBC
Bratton
Wren
Asbdied
KMBC
Jay Freeman
Orch
WDAF
Cebalieros
Louiss Flores
FA Boake Carter
Wren—Campbell
Royalists
Poetis
Amos
Andy
Phil Napoleon
Willams
Jack Starr
Playland Casino Orch
KMIBI
Basil
KBL
An Garber’s
Henry ‘Busse
Jesse Hawkins
Ted Fio Rito
Leonard Keller
Ricardo
Caballeros
Nocturne
Eddie House
Louis Panico
N'A Or
Horace Henderson
Wren Carlo Molina
Valley Chapel district events wrap up at Mrs Dunn home
The superintendent led a district business meeting at Mrs. John Dunn's on Wednesday evening for Valley Chapel church. Kansas City visitors Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mazza and their young son were dinner guests. Valley Chapel Farm Bureau gathered Tuesday afternoon at Dunn’s and Elizabeth. Several Kansas City relatives spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Schellhorn and Marie. Funeral services for William Knowles were held at Richland U S church with relatives in attendance. Neighbors and kin, including John Banks and A G Banks, visited and children and Howard Gray dined with Mrs. Banks. Martha Lindell returned home after weeks with relatives in Kansas City.
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John Dunn
Valley Chapel Church
Chester Mazza
Little Son
Kansas City
Elizabeth
Valley Chapel Farm Bureau
F. P. Webb
Little Daughter
Hugo Schellhorn
Marie
John Banks
Neal
Across Word Puzzle Snags Readers With Mixed Clues
A chaotic list of crossword clues appears, mixing numbers and garbled phrases. Readers face a patchwork of definitions for beans, fabrics, verbs, and objects with many OCR errors, hindering solution and coherence.
Valley Chapel Social and Family Notices
Miss Marie Schellhorn returned from Greeley Colorado on Sunday and visited her grandmother Mrs Bertha Schellhorn in Lawrence. Family and friends attended the funeral of Mrs Joe Hoover in Lawrence Thursday. Social Circle met at Mrs W J Curtis with Mrs Charles Sanders as guest. Elizabeth Dunn worked at the Lawrence City library. N F Thome and Fred McKinney busy filling their files. Rev W C Jones of Lawrence attended services last week.
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Marie Schellhorn
Greeley
Colo
Bertha Schellhorn
Lawrence
Fred Gray
John Gray
Florence
Neal Banks
Howard Gray
Earl Lindell
Charles Sanders
Hugo Schellhorn
John Banks
N. F. Thome
Willis Dunn
John Dunn
Joe Hoover
W. J. Curtis
Social Circle Club
Elizabeth Dunn
Lawrence City
Fred McKinney
Hugo Sehellhorn
Marie
W. C. Jones
Dora Provoked Alone at Home With Baby Care
Dora faced a tense night as both sets of parents were away. Her husband and his parents also out of town leaving Dora to tend to her own baby and handle the household.
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Dora
Publishers Syndicate
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Dr. Roach
J. R. Good
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California
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Willardean Harner
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Goldie Hoffman
Juane Williams
New York City
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Baylor College For Girls
Ruby Kendall
Indianapolis
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Annette
Walla Walla
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Kirksville
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