National Representatives Firms Listed by City
The document lists contact points for Lorenzen and Thompson Inc with offices in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles and other cities. It specifies street addresses including 28 West 44th Street 333 North Michigan Avenue 155 Sansome Street 1015 New Orpheum Building 1004 Baltimore Avenue 504 Star Building and 208 Walton Building along with a General Motors Building reference in Atlanta.
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Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Detroit
General Motors
Atlanta
Waiton
Mercy and Truth Quoted in Proverbs Passage Card
A Bible verse from Proverbs 3 3 4 exhorts mercy and truth to bind about the neck and be written on the heart so one may gain favor and understanding in the sight of God and man.
Social Insecurity Big insurers raise premiums amid investment woes
Large insurance firms announce substantial premium increases as securities earnings fall. Policyholders face higher costs to fund diminished reserves, undermining long term savings and retirement plans under a broader critique of social security gains.
Russians Hold Defensive Line Near Caucasus Amid Soviet Counters
The report notes Russian gains in the central sector with Moscow defended and Rostov-on-Don contested. Soviet counterattacks show limited power while Moscow and Leningrad face continued German pressure. German plans to seize Rostov or shell its defenses may delay oil access in the Caucasus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Caucasus
Rostov-on-Don
Leningrad
Rostov
Far East Crisis Nearing Break Point in Pacific
The article notes a looming far eastern crisis with troop leaves canceled in Singapore and the Yangtze patrol departing Shanghai for an unknown destination. The president hastens from Warm Springs toward the capital as observers warn that rapid developments defy precise timing for action over negotiations.
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Pacific
Singapore
Shanghai
Warm Springs
Threatened clash defers for many months in uneasy stalemate
The passage notes that the threatened clash has been deferred for many months and may persist in an uneasy stalemate for some time longer. It emphasizes prolonged uncertainty and the potential for renewed tensions without a clear resolution.
Price Control Bill Moves From House To Senate
The measure, altered from its original draft, faces deliberate Senate consideration as prices rise. Analysts deem it a gesture not a solution, noting omissions on wage controls and doubts that any bill can hold prices steady when demand outstrips supply.
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House
Senate
Crescent club opens on farm east of town in dry Kansas
The Sun reports a new hotsy-totsy gambling booze joint at a farm east of Par sons. It notes a shady Crescent club with high stakes gambling and broad local talk. Workers at defense plants are said to be among its patrons and the proprietors boast of top to bottom influence.
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Parsons
The
Sun
Crescent Club
the Sun
Kansas
Experimentation and Armament Spending Quote
Walter D. Fuller of the National Association of Manufacturers argues that experimentation has not cured low mood and criticizes arming as a solution, saying the issue remains swept under the rug.
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Walter D. Fuller
National Association of Manufacturers
Undisclosed Spending Tied to Lease Lead Funds
The Coffeyville Journal notes funds from the lease lead program appear unspent on supplying razor blades for Russia. The article questions allocations and accountability, urging published records and audit clarity for residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Coffeyville Journal
Japan Delays War to Seek Edge in World Conflict
The piece notes Japan’s decision to continue negotiations with the United States while war pressures grow in the Pacific. It discusses how Tokyo weighs outcomes of the European war, the impact of Bolshevik victories near Rostov, and the wider Axis struggle as Allied offensives in Libya threaten German Italian forces.
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Japan
United States
Pacific
Tokyo
America
Britain
Germany
Washington
Hitler
Moscow
Libya
Fuehrer
Red Army
Rostov
Caucasus
Black Sea
Russia
France
European
Middle East
Ramifications of World Affairs and Local Notices
Prime Minister Ramsey Mac Donald ends table conference with failure to settle communal issues while pledging India independence work continues. Gandhi rejects compromises and plans civil disobedience return. League of Nations adopts Dawes form for Manchurian dispute, conditional on Tokyo approval. Dr Louis K Zimmer opens offices at 922 Kentucky Street as successor. Congress to face tax, spending, and farm relief debates amid economic strain. Lunch period at Lawrence High School remains one hour. parents favored change after survey results. Mrs A R Young and daughter Catherine Rebecca and Mrs Arthur Spalding and daughter Mary Helen noted in local notices.
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Ramsey MacDonald
India
Mahatma Gandhi
League of Nations Council
United States
Dawes
Manchuria
Tokyo
Louis K. Zimmer
Kentucky Streets
John C. Rudolph
Zimmer
Congress
Hoover
Federal Reserve
Lawrenceigh
C. E. Birch
Missouri over Kansas 13 to 0 in hard fought clash
The Missouri Tigers defeated Kansas 13 to 0 after 60 minutes of desperate play. Over 12,000 fans watched the game on the home field in Beatrice Nebraska a few highlights included Kansas fumbles setting up Missouri scores.
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Teutonic Prip
Romania
Bucharest
University of Missouri
Lawrence
Kansas
Tiger
Beatrice
Neb
T. W. Reed
Bill Henry
Varsity
Reed Thorely
Susanna Moody
Wiedemann
Robert Moody
Ralph Spotts
Ralph, Jr
Arthur Haskins
Mary Lucinda
Will Pendleton
Barbara
Fred Smithmeyer
Frederick, Jr
Ralph Carter
Margaret
John Robertson
Lucinda
New York
Baldwin News Party Trip to Parkville Mo
Mrs J W Counts and Miss Sarah Counts joined Mrs Mary Counts Morgan of Lawrence and her granddaughter Laura Belle McKittrick of Hazleton on Thursday in Parkville Missouri where they traveled for a reported visit.
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J. W. Counts
Sarah Counts
Mary Counts Morgan
Lawrence
Laura Belle McKittrick
Hazleton
Parkville
Kansas Plans World’s Fair Exhibit in Forest Park
Kansas appropriates 75000 for the St Louis world fair site and pledges 250000 total with four acres in Forest Park for a mammoth reception building. President Roosevelt discusses trusts with callers as national issues. Fire at Santa Fe hotel gutting third floor and roof causes 1000 to 2000 in damage. Local moves include Hughes transferring store, and a Topeka auto fire near Watkins bank with passengers escaping as flames flare.
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Kansas
St. Louis
Forest Park
Roosevelt
Santa Fe
Winthrop and
New York Streets
Hughes
A. EK. Owen
West End
Topeka
Watkins Bank
Thanksgiving gatherings and memorials across Baldwin area
Community news details funeral tribute funds given to Red Cross in memory of Charles Beeks by C M Showalter and local Bald win business leaders. Also notes hospital visits, births, anniversaries, and a Christmas gift subscription promotion for the Journal World.
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Florella McKittrick
Park College
Charles E. Beeks
C. M. Showalter
Baldwin
Red Cross
Beeks
R. W. Zeidler
Douglas County ‘Boy Scouts
Patricia Ann Campbell
Chicago
Caldwell Davis, Jr
Bronson
Mary Eleanor Harbaugh
Linwood
Baker University
Omicron
Alpha Chi Omega
Anna Marshall
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Inez Ross
Marshall
Hiram Weld
Edgerton
Weld
Methodist Church
Smith Leonard
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Barnett
H. K. Ebright
Leonard Whitted
Russell Greer
Old Rugged Cross
Herman Brown
West Baldwin
Thomas Lucas
Fred Jones
Scuyler Kerns
Albert Lobingier
Charles Averill
Ottawa
Leonard
George Leonard
Harold and
Leland Leonard
Eugene Leonard
Lewiston
Mont
Frank Baldwin
Mary Simmons
Burlington
The
Journal-World
Story Lady By Request Ends In Complex Union
Diana Curt navigates an arranged marriage with Stephen Curt while sparking a complicated friendship with Evalyn Thorpe and confronting Bill Jackson's romantic pursuit. Diana weighs love, money, and a future as Stephen hints at protecting her happiness even as moral ambiguities linger.
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Stephen Curt
Evalyn Thorpe
Richard Thorpe
Mr. Tucker
Stephen
Curt
Adela
Phil Bruce
Diana
Thorpes
Evalyn
Thorpe
Bill Jackson
Curtome
Bill
Larkin
Mr. Jackson
Ibin
Flashes of Life Predict Severe Winter Warns Troxel
Willoughby H. Troxel, 71, the self described goose bone weather prophet of Lawrys Station Pa, forecasts a harsh winter after analyzing bones. He predicts heavy snow by Christmas and New Year, with January bringing extreme cold.
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Lawrys Station
Willoughby H. Troxel
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Programming
A dense list of radio programs for Monday December 1 and Tuesday December 2 across stations WREN KMBC WDAF and WLAF. Entries include Ted West Tom Mix Amos and Andy Glenn Miller Orchestra Lux and news segments with sports and weather forecasts.
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Wren
Ted West
KMBC
WDAF
Jack Vorpal
Tom
Fred Waring
Waltz
Frank Parker
New
America
Brewster
Family
Orson Welles
Wren—Lum
Abner
Cab Calloway
Moon River
United Press News
A.P
Press News
Djjf
A.P. News
Wren—Weather Forecast
Wdaar
Jack Armstrong
Tom Mix
WLAF
KKMBC
Kansas City Dines
Camp Robinson Pym
Vincent Lopez
Orch
Treasury
Johnny Presents
Arkansas Traveler
Elmer Davis
NBC Symphony
Fibber’ McGee
Glenn Miller
Bob Hope
Armal
Red Skelton
Wallal Lochman
Amos and
Andy
WRIEN
Gabriel Heatter
Lanny Ross
Dick Rogers
Mal Hallett
N Orch
AMBC
Ramon Ramos
KM Press
Wood and pile it high motto echoed to crew
A fragment notes someone urging workers to place timber in wood and stack it high. The line conveys a stern directive to the team without broader context or names.
Hen keeps laying egg saving Morrisdale dinner
A hen in H. B. Smeal's flock in Morrisdale Pa survived a Thanksgiving plan when she laid a nearly three and a half inch egg. He decided to keep the hen on duty and chose a different bird for the dinner.
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Morrisdale
H. B. Smeal
Smeal
Wildcat Intervenes in Turkey Hunt in Georgia
In Moultrie, Georgia, J E Ladson Sr fired at a drove of turkeys and hit a wildcat instead. The cat reportedly lunged at a turkey as it stalked the birds, and another shot felled the animal while the hunter watched. In Spokane, Clifford Mungan suffered a jaw dislocation after a loud yawn led to injury.
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Moultrie
J. E. Ladson, Sr
Spokane
Hollywood
Clifford Mungan
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Journal-World BY the World Company
C. Simons
W. Murray
Dolph Simons
Far East
Santa’s
Little Helper
City
A. R. Young
Catherine Rebecca
Arthur Spalding
Mary Helen
Baldwin. News
NEA Service
ING
Associated Press
KFEKU
John W. Ashton
Department of English
Maude Ellsworth
C. W. Hibbard
Pearl Carpenter
Lawrence Memorial High School
Latin America
Mexico City
Optometrist
B. G. Gustafson
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