Journal-World front matter and publication details
Lawrence Kansas newspaper issue from December 9 1935 lists staff roles and office address for Journal World World Company and provides subscription rates and mail terms for various distances. It notes Associated Press and Audit Bureau affiliations and post office handling instructions for late arrivals.
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Journal-World BY
the World Company
W. C. Simons
Jd. W. Murray
Dbolph Slimons
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
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
Atlanta
Walton
Detroit
General Motors
Associated Press
Terein
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Liquidation of KERC Ties Kansas Relief to WPA
The Kansas Emergency Relief Committee KERC is being dissolved as its functions are transferred to the WPA The state relief panel created by Governor Woodring and continued by Governor Landon earned praise for nonpartisan administration and competence Its history shows consistent leadership and minimal disturbance during the relief period ensuring relatively smooth operations compared with other states
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KERC
WPA
State Relief Committee
Woodring
Landon
Kansas
London
Union
Republican activity boosts 1936 campaign effort in Topeka
The Topeka meeting of Young Republicans reflects a broad push across states to energize the party for a major 1936 campaign. Senator Borah outlines four issues for GOP revival: trust busting, ending bureaucratic control, constitutional adherence, and a return to free enterprise. Potatoes tax exemptions reveal AAA enforcement struggles as producers gain relief while consumer impact remains a challenge.
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Topeka
Landon
Borah
Svith
AAA
Congress
New Deal
Pinet Retained by State Teachers Board in Unanimous Vote
The Lawrence teachers council backed a removal move but the state teachers board voted unanimously to keep Frank Pinet, long time secretary, in his post. Details of the anti Pinet campaign were not disclosed to the public.
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
Ella tries to be religious yet Ma says she slanders in six days a week, making repentance on Sunday seem hard. Cartoon caption from 1935 Publishers Syndicate by Claude Callan.
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Ella
Publishers Syndicate
Anne
John
Tom
Rob
Sharlee
Charlotte
Mabel
Charle
Lissa
Salem Penitentiary
Nikki
Union Town
Pacific
Salem
Corvallis
Jeanne Bowmen
Wedding in Miami Beach Ends Homeward Move for McNalley Family
C W Thomas sang O Promise Me before the ceremony as Owen Maloney III carried the ring. Dr J E McNalley of Michigan Valley attended the groom. Dorothea Simong was maid of honor and the bride entered with her father. Luncheon followed. the couple will reside in Miami Florida where Mr McNalley heads the legal department of the Miami Beach Real Estate Exchange.
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Illinois
Wood
Emmett
Higgins
Cruikshank
Lawrence
C. W. Thomas
Paul Rankin
Owen Maloney III
J. E. McNalley
Michigan Valley
Dorothea Simong
Lorena Mack
Helen Skilton
Mary Underwood
R. A. Schwegler
McNalley
Miami, Fla
Miami Beach Real Estate Exchange
Kansas football profits set record for athletic fund
Kansas athletic manager Lansdon reports the season closed as the most profitable in KU football history with athletic fund profits totaling 11491.64, up 50 percent from last year, and cites plans to restore the sport to Kansas City with a model 15 acre field costing about 40000, designed by Physical Director Naismith.
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Kansas
Athletic Board
Lansdon
Athletic Fund
Kansas City
Southwest Mtl. Bank
Fairfax Hotel
Lawrence
Business College
K.U
J. A. Henley
Maggie Bell Long
Ann Hawk
Kit Irwin
Gretchen Rankin
Eva Butler
Agnes
Nelle Greenlees
Russell Fitzpatrick
Owen Carl
Lloyd Ware
Jack Seymour
Pete Warner
Billy Griesa
Rip Truesdale
Foster Club
R. B. Brodhead
Indiana Street
Foster Wheat Club
Brodhead
Donald Clark
Maine Street
Donald
Endora schools reopen after diphtheria scare
Forty years ago, Endora schools reopen following over a month of closure due to diphtheria. Local lawyers Melvin and Mitchell dissolve their partnership, with Mitchell joining J B Watkins Land Mortgage Co and Melvin continuing the former firm’s business. Several community notices follow including a box party, receptions, and university sports commentary.
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Endora
Melvin & Mitchell
J. H. Mitchell
J. B. Watkins’ Land Mortgage Co
R. E. Melvin
Fred Wieman
St. Louis
Effie Blisler
Opera House
Bowersock
W. L. Howe
A. D. Flintom
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Pop” Bliss
Hamill
Hill
Hester
Illiamson
Outland
University School of Fine Arts
Misses Schafer
Fellows
Congregational
Orton
Drake
Episcopal
Stan
Parson
Presbyterian
Spaulding
Anna Campbell
Lawrence
Margaret Jenkins
Tennessee Street
Garnett
Church Auxiliary Meetings and Club Notices
St Luke A M E Church Ninth and New York streets lists the auxiliary board meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Mildred Monroe and Mrs Sable Harvey, choir practice Tuesday evening at 7 30 at Mrs Mayme Jacksons home. Junior stewardess board meets Wednesday at Mrs Will James home. Rose of Sharon club meets at the parsonage. Jeanette Suggs presiding.
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St. Luke A. M. &. Church
Ninth
New York
Mildred Monroe
Sable Harvey
Mayme Jackson
Louisiana Street
Addie Miller
Will James
Michi-gan
Missouri McKissick
Rose of Sharon Club
New York Street
Jeanette Suggs
High Courage aD by Jeanne Bowmen Chapter 44 Muddy Roads
Anne Farnsworth battles legal and family turmoil after a judge approves her claim to Farnsworth Fisheries. John Neuman explains evidence gathering by fishermen, families reconcile, and plans form for Anne to reclaim control while facing threats to her independence.
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Farnsworth
John Neuman
Anne
Kellogg
John
Lee Farnsworth
Uncle Lee
Yvonne
Teela
Mrs. Farnsworth
Rob
Kelloge
Farnsworth Fisheries, Incorporated
Anne Farnsworth
Sundown Ries NZ a Sundown Ries NZ a home
A fragmented verse scene shows Willy Nilly greeting Santa Claus at the door as animals including a lamb Sweet Face and a dog and rooster react. Santa delivers Christmas cheer and references regional teams from Kearney to Seminole amid Nebraska and Oklahoma mentions.
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Mary Graham
Santa Claus
Willy Nilly
Rip
Christopher Columbus
Sweet Face
Topeka Team Wins Sixth Annual Debate Tournament
The CPheA boys team from Topeka high school won first place in the sixth annual invitation inter scholastic debate tournament in Coffeyville. They defeated a girls’ team from the same schools in the finals. Cliff Stratton and Hart Spiegel won the final decision over Corrine Hobbs and Betty Warren, with Stratton earning best individual speaker honors.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Cphea
Topeka
Cliff Stratton
Hart Spiegel
Corrine Hobbs
Betty Warren
Stratton
How's Your Health Edited for the New York Academy of Medicine
A comparison of Ethiopian traditional medicine with modern practices notes backward medical training among native doctors, a potent plant extract that heals tissue but spares vessels and nerves, and common diseases such as typhus, malaria, relapsing fever, dysentery, and high infant mortality. Venereal disease is widespread but milder. tape worm is near universal due to raw meat consumption.
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Ethiopia
Southwest collegiate and junior college debate results
The Kearney Teachers men George Henigan and Don Smith won the men’s collegiate division. Edmond Teachers’ Fern Reed and Roberta Thomas took first in the women’s division. Seminole Junior College’s Louise Webb and Arletta Gates won the junior division. Baylor’s Paul Geren won the men’s extemporaneous contest and Southwestern’s Irene Buhler led the women’s event. Topeka fatal auto truck crash injures, Edna Petree killed. Mullins found dead near Cherryvale. Casebeer faces prison for bank robbery in Smith Center case.
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Southwest
Kearney Teachers
George Henigan
Don Smith
Fern Reed
Roberta Thomas
Edmond Teachers
Seminole Junior College
Louise Webb
Arletta Gates
Paul Geren
Baylor University
Irene Buhler
Southwestern
Flashes of Life Lst at Dae
A collage of brief items from Marion South Carolina to Milwaukee and Chicago. Dr J C Moeasner, a chiropractor, fell from scaffolding injuring his right ankle while inspecting renovation of his new hospital. Louis Henning sold a rare 1904 coin for 26 dollars after discovering its value. William Kimberly, 83, a Civil War veteran, seeks annulment after a six week marriage. A joke about Gertrude Stein’s play spurs word of a prank by Rousseau Voorhigs and Bernard Fay. Wesley Bradd and Viola Gust plan a Friday the 13th wedding to hedge against bad luck. The Community Welfare Club meets tonight at Lincoln School to discuss matters of importance.
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Lst
Dae
Chicago
Gertrude Stein
Rousseau Voorhigs
Bernard Fay
Steinling
Radio Programs Tonight and Tomorrow Across Kansas City
Radio listings for Monday December 9 and Tuesday December 10 show KMBC WDAF WREN and other stations broadcasting a mix of dramas, music, police and comedy programs, with varied hosts like Dick Tracy, Lilly, Fibber McGee and Molly, and Amos n Andy. A drainage district meeting for Kaw River area residents is announced for December 12 at the courthouse.
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KMBC
Dick Trac
Wren
WDAF
Tom Mia Adventures
Sas—Wren
Jack Armstrong
Milton Charles
Totien
Tattler
Feer Resien
Howard
Ezra
Charl
Boulanger’ Orch
Dick Fidler
Jimmie Allen
Eaty Aces
Boake Carter
Hammerstein
Music Hall
Richard Himber
WDAR
Joe E. Brown
Wren—Greater Minstrels
Grace Moore
Orch Wren
Wyren
National Radio Forum
Esse Crawford
Orgentat
Clarence Rand
Orch
Charles Domberger
Elther & Headlines
KMEC
Dick Tracy
WREX
K. C
Totten
Popeye
Sailor
Timmie Allen
Kate Smith
Mario Cozzi
Bsritone
Lavreter
Old Lace
Eno Crime
Cloes
Edgar A. Guest
Wayne Kings Orchestra
KMOUC
Lawrence Tibbett
Newcomer
Walter O'Keefe
Ben Bernice
Fred Waring
the New Penny
Jimmie Durante
Wendel Hall
Nat'l Assoc
Meredith Willson
Seema
WMD
Amos
Andy
Myrt
Marge
Ozzie Nelson
Biamarck
Tres
Cubs
Luigi Romanelli
WDA
Morrison
Tesse Crawford
Wren—Shandor
KMNC
Herbie Kay
WRAF
Chez Paree
Henry King
WDAE
Grand Terrace Cafe Orch
EMBC
Seymour Simone’ Grek
Leo Zollo
Douglas County
Kaw River
Drainage Board
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Jesus
China
Nanking
North China
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Jeanne Bo Pee
Charlotte Farnsworth
Kel- Orr
Tecla
Ansel Kelloge
Court House
Teele
Annikki
Enkeli
Annika
Rob Crocker
Luke Farnsworth
Santa
Sweet
Christopher
Ries
New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Trust Department
The
Lawrence National Bank
Federal Reserve
Edna E. Petree
Petree
Farrell Watts
Roy Petree
Cherryvale
J. S. Mullins
Mullins
Edward Casebeer
Waukesha
Wis
Casebeer
First National Bank of
Smith Center
Saratoga
Calif
Louis Henning
William L. Kimberly
Milwaukee
Wesley Bradd
Viola Gust
Wesley
Lincoln School
Kfku Tulsdey
Bert A. Nash
Kenneth Rockwell
B. R. Elbel
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
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