Omniscient Feature Ad Butchers Belief in Known Work
Fragmentary national ad text lists offices in New York Chicago San Francisco and other cities along with Associated Press acknowledgment and a religious quotation. The readable lines indicate distribution and rights notes for republication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum FE
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Atlanta
Walton
Detroit
General Motors
Wemper
Associated Press
Election Frauds Referenced in Kansas Vote Areas
The piece notes alleged irregularities in Kansas elections, especially in townships bordering cities. It cites improper registration rules allowing some rural voters to vote without city-line checks and mentions Wakarusa township, Douglas County, as a suspected site. It urges legislative action to safeguard eligibility and ensure honest elections statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kan- Bas
Wakarusa
Douglas County
Roosevelt Faces Budget Reform Amid Pork Barrel Debate
Washington hints at attempts to curb pork barrel spending as Roosevelt signals a possible move to balance the budget. Tax hikes may be limited by revenue realities, forcing spending cuts despite congressional reelection calculus and lobbying pressures.
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Washington
Congressional
Roosevelt
British constitutional crisis and parliamentary rule discussed
The piece weighs the British issue of who rules the country, comparing possible Supreme Court involvement to American familiarity with executive and legislative power. It notes that parliament now governs, with ministers directing the executive and the king’s role limited, amid current crisis.
Crisis Over King’s Marriage Tests British Rule and Imperial Welfare
The article weighs the king’s right to marry he pleases against the throne and nation’s welfare. Ministers warn of one man rule versus parliamentary government, tying it to a wider drift toward personal rule seen in Russia Germany and Italy. Dominion sentiment favors constitutional monarchy, while U S political fear focuses on party deficits being dollars, not votes.
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England
Russia
Germany
Italy
Congress
United States
Falls on Icy Walks Prompt Salt Push by Merchants
Old Home Town sees several fall on icy sidewalks prompting Chief Will Johns and local Chamber of Commerce members to urge merchants to salt walks. Many women fear shopping due to the ice as authorities call for safer sidewalks and public caution amid wintry conditions.
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Will Johns
Chamber of Commerce
State Bank of
Vinland
Peoples State Bank of Baldwin
Baldwin Bank
Vinland Bank
Forrest M. Hartley
Consolidated Bank
E. L. Bacon
Peoples State Bank
L. E. Hoover
White K. U
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Emporia
Church Work and Committees Prompt Quiet Controversy
A 1938 Publishers Syndicate quote portrays a speaker noting public credit for church work but claiming no willingness to volunteer unless a committee with young women is involved. The line reflects social norms and possible critique of gendered volunteering in religious communities.
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Heaven
Publishers Syndicate
Twenty five years ago notes on social events and changes
A city column recalls events from December showing Mrs Etheline Dodds hosting readings and parties honoring Mrs Woodruff with bridge luncheons. Local nuptials, a 1876 marriage of Mr and Mrs Knabe, and moves to Lawrence are noted along with business and residence shifts among residents and merchants.
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Etheline Dodds
Knabe
Kansas
Bonner Springs
Lawrence
Guy E. Pettit
East Tenth Street
Laurence Woodruff
Virginia
Elizabeth Tucker
Thimble Tech Room
Maurice Crane
C. V. Leigh
Memorial Hospital
Elite Roller Skating Carnival and Venitian fete
Forty years ago on Monday December 7 the Elite Roller Skating Club announced its first grand fancy dress and costume carnival to accompany a Venitian fete promising elegant prizes. Also noted are Kennedy elected captain of the Kansas University football team and the KU team visiting Governor Leedy in West Lawrence with brief call and cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hardtaker
Lawrence High Schol
Chamber of Commerce
Casey Rice
G. A. BR
Washington Post
S. J. Churchill
H. Knabe
Elite
Ts. Nicholson
Boston
Weaver’s Store
Kennedy
Bert Kennedy
Kansas University
Lawrence
Leedy
Governor Leedy
West Lawrence
M. G. Manley
Denver
Roxanna Avis
East
How's Your Health Edited for the New York Academy of Medicines
Dr Iago Goldston discusses forgetting from Arnold and Freud perspectives, linking minor slips and amnesia to emotional attitudes. He explains forgetting in everyday life, missed appointments, and the role of emotional charge, noting severe amnesia may reflect deeper antecedent trauma.
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New York Academy of Medicines
Iago Galdston
Matthew Arnold
Freud
Amnesia Types in Illness and Aging
The text explains retrograde amnesia during delirium with a definite start and end, and anterograde amnesia in senile patients who forget recent happenings but recall early life. It notes hypnosis can uncover memories in amnesic cases and that memory loss varies in degree and duration.
Tomorrow Chronic Fatigue on The Glow
Mary Graham Bonner presents a nocturnal vignette featuring Jelly Bear in a sleepy scene. Willy Nilly admonishes and wishes rest as the bear admits exhaustion and drift toward sleep.
Jelly Bear Delights Puddle Muddlers Before Winter Sleep
Willy Nilly shares affection with Top Notch Mrs Quacko Duck Jelly Bear and friends. Bears kiss hug and bid farewell as they retreat to their cave, the bonfire dying and Willy Nilly's warm glow lingers.
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Jelly Bear
Willy Nilly
Top Notch
Honey Bear
Jupiter
Blacky Bear
The Finished Coat and Daily Oddities Flash Across Cities
Tomorrow items report a mix of curio city ordinances and oddities. Police study a volume listing prohibitions from firing at rabbits on moving street cars to selling snakes on streets and testing turkey tenderness by poking it. Separate notes recount a horse collision with a car in Potosi and a church merger in York.
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Los Angeles
Classen High 18 First Take Honors In Debate Tourney
Classen High School Oklahoma City won first honors in the Coffeyville junior college invitation interscholastic debate tournament. Warren White and Gomer Smith defeated Joe Titsworth and Stanley Porter in the finals among 65 teams. White received a medal as the tourney’s best speaker. A divorce decree was granted Saturday by Judge Hugh Means to Margaret Pine from Lloyd E Pine.
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Coffeyville
CPI
Classen High School
Oklahoma City
Classen
Warren White
Gomer Smith
Joe Titsworth
Stanley Porter
Independence
Kan
White
Hugh Means
Margaret Pine
Lloyd E. Pine
Garden Robber and a Page Boy Stir Warrenton
Sally Warren, a Courier reporter in Warrenton, becomes entangled with Philip Page, new owner of the Page house and potential antiques project. A moonlit garden meeting leads to tension as she balances work, social intrigue, and growing attraction while the town’s elites observe.
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Washington
Warrenton Courier
Sally
Rey
Warren Cring
Aery Maynard
Jon Siar
al al Rt
Tip
Duke Adams
Siuc
Terry
Philip
Warrenton
Philip Page
Warren
Miss Warren
Radio Programs Evening Schedule Summary
Radio listings for Monday and Tuesday evenings show a dense network of stations WREN EMBC WDAF KMBC KMBC and KFED with numerous programs including Singing Lady Jack Armstrong Fibber McGee Uncle Ezra Baron Munchausen Amos n Andy and weather forecasts plus musical features by orchestras and tributes. Notable performers include Nat l Radio Forum Roger Pryor's Orch George Olsen's Orch and Abe Lyman's Orch across major markets.
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Wren
EMBC
Dick Tracy
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
Wren—Littis Orphan Annie
Embc—Rentfrew
KMBC
Uncle Ezra
John Herrick
Diamond City News
Boake Carter
Ronnie Ashburn
Heidt
Brigadiers
Fibber McGee
Baron Munchausen
Rainbow Room
George Olsen
Grand Terrace
Glen Gray
Buddy Fisher
Abe Lyman
Bob McGrew
Maurice Spitalny
Hermitage Orch
Feren Little
Andie
Wayne
King’s
Ben Bernie
Waring
Creb
Husbands
Benjy Goodman
Hollywood
Jack Randolph
Amos
N’ Andy
Roger_ Pryor
Orch
Jack Starr
Lotus Gardens
Orea
Hal, Kemp
Frankis Masters
Peper Teem Bee
Filo Rito
George Duffy
Sterling
WOAF
Erry Blaine
Addy Fisher
Pierre
Congress
All High School Band Concert at Clinic Emporia
An all high school band and chorus of 500 members performed yesterday as the feature at a music supervisors clinic. Mrs. Carol Pitts of Omaha led the chorus and Harold Bachman of the University of Chicago directed the band. The event aided preparations for a state music meet next spring.
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Clinic Emporia
Music Supervisors
Carol Pitts
Omaha
Harold Bachman
University of Chicago
Thanksgiving Gatherings Reported Across Local Homes
Mr and Mrs Jake Bidinger with family spent Thanksgiving at the William Bahnmaier home. Mr and Mrs William Murphy enjoyed Thanksgiving in Topeka at the George Murphy home. Mr and Mrs Add Scheer hosted Thanksgiving dinner including Merle Scheer of Topeka Henry Montfoor t and family of Twin Mound Roy Bowen and Bobby of Old Belvoir and C A Bidinger.
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Jake Bidinger
Rachel
Bernita
Leo
William Bahnmaier
William Murphy
Topeka
George Murphy
Add Scheer
Merle Scheer
Henry Montfoort
Twin Mound
Roy Bowen
Bobby
Old Belvoir
C. A. Bidinger
Thanksgiving visits mark week around Ottawa and Stull
Mr and Mrs D R Platz and Bobby spent Thanksgiving in Belawin at the Walter Kennedy home. George Anderson Sr and Paul and Frank Fawl spent Thanksgiving in Lawrence at the Dave Shields home. Albert Hildenbrand and family returned from two week visit with Dr and Mrs Reich Will Stavery of Marion Kan spent Saturday night and Sunday with his sister Mrs Louiga Kraft. Herman Buchheim and Harry visited Harry Murphy home Sunday afternoon. Miss Buena Vista and Mr Anderson spent Thanksgiving with home folks. Tile layers from Ottawa worked Monday on Chris Krafts new building at Stull.
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D. R. Platz
Bobby
Beldwin
Walter Kennedy
George Anderson
Paul
Frank Fawl
Lawrence
Dave Shields
Chris Kraft
Miriam
Worden
Oscar Nuffer
Albert
Hildenbrand
Bennarty
Will Stavery
Marion
Kan
Louiga
Kraft
Herman~ Buchheim
Harry
Harry Murphy
Buena Vista
Mr Anderson
Ottawa
Chris.Kraft
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X. F. Oswald
Weaver’s
Guy Carpenter
Colorado
Annie F. Machir
Williamstown
Dolman
Oklahoma
Mary Graham Bonner
The
Potosi
Milton Tedder
York
First Congregational
First Baptist
Congregationalists
Baptists
Durham
N. C
John Wilson
Wilson
Theresa Warren
Page House
Garden
Hew
Lue
Alice Page
Tam Philip Page
Philip Pace
Lola Hopkins
Kilip Page
Courier Office
Sally Warren
Mary Morris
Mary
Maynard
Kfed Tenday
E. F. Engel
J. ©. Jacobs
Principe
Lawrence Memorial Junior High School
Robert Calderwood
Fred
Ray
Bailey Welfe
Yarnold
First National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
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