Rugged individualism favored in 1936 platform
New York reports that the 1936 platform of rugged individualism, opposed to New Deal policies, was submitted to the national manufacturers association during its fortieth annual convention. Leaders predict overwhelming ratification as speeches warn of rising government interference and urge reemployment through private enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
TIA
National Manufacturers’ Association
C. L. Bardo
Association
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Matara
Robert L. Lund
James A. Emery
Bardo
Sloan
Trom
Tam
Bardy
Palk
Best Dressed Cities Named In New York Debate
A Paris designer declares five cities lead in fashion, naming Budapest Oslo Warsaw Rome and Alexandria as the top five. She criticizes Paris and August styles while praising Warsaw and Budapest, remarking on women’s outfits and the cities’ chic reputations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rosevienne
la Belle France
Paris
Pariz
Budapest
Hungary
Oslo
Warsaw
Rome
Alexandria
Mme, Rosevienne
America
Mme. Rosevienne
Thanksgiving News and Local Social Roundup
A long column of social notes covers Thanksgiving gatherings in Perry led by Mrs. Celia Phinney and guests from Winchester and Manhattan. A Legion hall dance, community chorus rehearsals for a Christmas cantata, and local musicians plus Horace Edmonds feature in ongoing cultural events. Families travel to nearby towns for visits, with multiple movements between Perry, Lawrence, Topeka, and Kansas City. The piece also notes farm loan business, hospital visits, and club meetings including the Oskila Study club and Fairview group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Phinney
Charles Davis
Winchester
Rowland Clark
Manhattan
Legion’ Hall
Clifford Neece
Charles Vigus
McMillan’s Dance Orchestra
Lawrence
Bernard Peterson
Horace Edmonds
Lee Gibson
WREN
Verl Bratton
Jack Peterson
Carl Garren
Butler
F.l Garren
James Sweyer
Alex Lenneler
Louisiana
South
Quail Hunt With Notables and Local Social Roundup
A visit by CGSkaloosa and his brother Charles included an old time quail hunt at Dockhorn farm with E. E. Fish. Local society notes record a baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Walker Coleman of Atchison, with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Foy Weishaar. Congressman Lambertson hosted a dinner party at the Commercial hotel in Oskaloosa with numerous officials and guests. Mrs. Emory Cox travels to Tocoka for American Legion Auxiliary district meeting. Church talks and a program followed a Sunday service. Multiple area residents, teachers, and officials are listed with travels and events.
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Trene Brock
The
Perry
Lucy
Jeanette Jacquemin
Clifford Nowlin
Dougs
Larry Bowers
San John
Harry Vowers
Dehlia Larner
Agnes Niser
Couns
Angelos
Yieka
Marie
Srenee
Dili
M . RieCey
Jen Lambert
Arvin Sincoll
J.C. Dhamsh
Dissinger
Kilvore
Lincoln Wray
Sands
Fay Hudson
Topeka
Roy Johnston
Ethiopia
McCreight
Fred Thomson
Mae
Agnes Ninchelser
Don Allen
Elmer Edmonds
George Dockhorn
Chapman
Charles
E. E. Fish
Dockhorn
Walker Coleman
Atchison
Foy Weishaar
Oskaloosa
W. P. Lambertson
Fairview
Commercial Hotel
Lloyd Morris
Marguerite McCoy
James Lester
Brick Pavis
Ed Rooney
To- Clayton
American Legion
Cox
Ines
JE. O. Harbour
Tooeka
Emelid Avenue
John Sutton
Avere Charles and
Sutton
Naomi Graggamnson
Loxellen Hoskinson
Marie Stevens
Olive Eemends
LHS Leech
Hill Patrick
Ivan Shall
Kansas University
Lawrence
Gladys Campbell
Marouarite Rowland
Emnoria
Anna Line Strickley
Ramona
Marie Creveling
Bernard Peterson
Toneka
Celia Phinney
A. G. Smith
Lena, Nothdorf
A. W. Hamilton
Alice Shewmaker
Crossword puzzle clues list with mixed garbled text
A scrambled cross word puzzle text fragment listing Across and Down clues with numerous typos and missing words. The readable items include references to dinner course, English river, Gum resin, measuring instrument, duck genus, authoritarivs command, snake, dog, praising terms, arithmetic operation, exclamation, and gardening terms, all jumbled in a partial OCR excerpt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Copperfield
English River
Social visit and local gathering in Oskaloosa
Mr and Mrs Ernest Ed monds and baby drove from Wells ville for the day. Mr and Mrs Ernest Barnard and daughter came from Sabetha. Miss Olive Ed monds home from K U for vacation. Guests at a Lambertson inner party at the Commercial hotel included Mrs Lambertson Ed Rooney Topeka James Lest Brick P Davis County Attorney Don Allen Clayton Wyatt Lois Valley Falls Judge Morris Harry Gruner Yorkville Charl Dacker Ralph Gibbs and Pen Gibbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Edmonds
Wellsville
Ernest Barnard
Sabetha
Olive Edmonds
K. U
Horace and
Leland
Cong
W. P. Lambertson
Oskaloosa
Commercial Hotel
Lambertson
J Ed Rooney
Topeka
James Lest
Brick P. Davis
This Place
Don Allen
Clayton Wyatt
Lois
Valley Falls
Marguerite McCoy
Asyd Morris
Harry Gruner
Yville
Charl Dacker
Ralph
Pen Gibbs
Valley Chapel Thanksgiving Day Visit Noted
Mr. and Mrs. Dobby spent Thanksgiving day with Ma and Mrs. Ray McClure and family near town. Mi and Mrs. W. J. Curtis and Bowen and.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobby
Ray McClure
W. J. Curtis
Bowen
Doan's Pills Advertised Kidney Relief Distilled
Medical authorities note the kidneys contain about 15 miles of tubes that filter blood. Doan's Pills are promoted as a remedy to flush these tubules, alleviate frequent bladder issues, and relieve backache, swelling, and fatigue, with claims of long standing use by millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Doan
Thanksgiving Day Socials and Local Family Visits Observed
Thanksgiving gatherings featured Mr. and Mrs. Curtis with children in Lawrence visiting the Christensons and Florence while other locals hosted relatives and friends across nearby towns. News notes include visits for sick neighbors, farm labor, and a house fire in Oswego with most contents saved and cause undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Banks
Myr
John Banks
Centropolis
Charlie Woodward
John Hagan
Bert Nichols
Sick
Kansas City
Mary Thome
McBurneys
Sicki
Jayhawk 4-H elects officers at November meeting
Midland The Jayhawk 4-H club held its November meeting on Wednesday night November 12. Officers elected were Noel Reed president Areta Alford secretary treasurer Donald Alford vice president Harold Brune reporter and Mrs Len Ousdahl. Games and refreshments followed. Next meeting set for December 11 with prospective members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawk 4-H Club
Raymond
Fern
Carl Schaake
Noel Reed
Areta Alford
Donald Alford
Harold Brune
Len Ousdahl
Foxx Sale Rumor Persists Amid Denials
Chicago reports persist that Jimmy Foxx of the Philadelphia Athletics may be sold to the Chicago White Sox for 75000 dollars in cash. White Sox vice president Harry Grabiner and manager Jimmy Dykes both call the rumor bunk, yet Foxx is clearly slated for a change of scenery next season.
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Foxx
Chicago
Jimmy Foxx
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Harry Grabiner
The
White Sox
Bunk
Jimmy Dykes
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Jef
Puff
Cgskaloosa
Greenland
College Oficial
Valley Chapel
Weaver
Roy Curtis
Clifford Christenson
Florence
John Dunn
Elizabeth
Maurice
Howard Longanecker
Midland
Will Curtis
Steve Wilson
Robert Wilson
Bobby
Wilson
Raymond Rahlstrom
Williams Farm
N. F. Thome
Walter
Marvin Bond
Neal Banks
Fred Gray
Dudley Bond
Russell Tucker
Wiliam
August Hadl
Pleasant Valley
Solon Markley
William
Columbia District
Hugo Schellhorn
Veatch
State Lake
Lone Star
Model Schoolhouse
Porter Bond
Wava Joe
Ellis Bond
Journal-World
Kiere
Wolf
Kolinsky
Charles of
the Ritz
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