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Associated Press
Focal News
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Lawrence
Kansas
Journal-World
Bread of Life Verse Reflects Promise of Nourishment
A biblical quotation from John 6 35 proclaims Jesus as the bread of life ensuring that those who come to him shall not hunger or thirst. The verse emphasizes belief as the path to spiritual sustenance and eternal satisfaction.
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John
The Balkan Squeeze
Balkan nations hold consultations to decide whether to yield to demanding friends, risking swift reprisals. If they concede, Germany and Russia seem favored, yet no assurance of ending the pressure exists. More demands may follow, leaving small nations starved and helpless regardless of choice.
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Balkan
Germany
Russia
Balkans
Start of Cuts in Federal Budget Sparks Senate Clash
The house appropriations committee cut 200 million from the appropriation bill, prompting a protest from an Oklahoma representative who claims the move shifts all economizing to one bill. With seven months left in the fiscal year, deficits rise and the president estimates four billion more to be spent than earned, signaling deeper cuts are needed.
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House Appropriations Committee
Oklahoma
Treasury
Roosevelt
Congress
Plot Behind Dies Committee Draws Fire in Washington
The Dies committee faces backlash as its probe into alleged plots to discredit it drifts from truth. Critics say the inquiry has fallen from favor with capital insiders and public sentiment. Despite this, no shift in Reds or Fascists intentions is shown. owners of fees seek to undermine the panel.
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Dies
Washington
Reds
Dies Committee
Soviet Parachute Landing Tactics Reported On Karelia Front
Finnish reports claim a revival of parachute landings behind enemy lines by Soviet forces on the Karelia front. The method had failed earlier but is being tried again with new emphasis and hope among troops.
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Finland
Karelian
Parachute Experiments Continue Amid Russian Setbacks
The article notes that Russian efforts to deploy parachute drops have yielded no clear gains so far. It states Russian forces could repeat the tactic, but emphasizes it has not delivered tangible results or advantages in the conflict.
Third Term Sentiment Mixed Among Democrats in Washington
Raymond Clapper reports that Democratic committeemen show no strong drive for a third term. Instead they display hesitation about the party pursuing a third term as potentially disastrous. Clapper broadens interviews beyond postmasters and government appointees to gauge genuine public sentiment.
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Democratic
Washington
Raymond Clapper
Democratic Party
Clapper
Enemies of mankind named for Hitler and Stalin
The labor federation designates Hitler and Stalin as the enemies of mankind. The author argues thousands have died and hundreds die daily due to their orders, asserting the self-styled saviours of mankind have wrought only destruction.
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Labor Federation
Hitler
Stalin
Johnson warns on new ways to spend government money
Gen. Hugh Johnson says the country is plagued by people devising new ways to spend public funds. He notes the problem worsens as the government must borrow money to finance expenditures.
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Hugh Johnson
Myths About Borah in Process of Fabrication
A writer asserts that rumors about Idaho Senator Borah are being manufactured. The claims include Borah switching to the Democratic Party this year and plans to travel to Europe to halt the war.
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Borah
Idaho
Europe
Groundhog Sees No Shadow in Lawrence Forecast Shifts
In Lawrence the groundhog reportedly did not see a shadow prompting locals to expect an early end to winter. Weather observers note winter may be half over and adjusted forecasts reflect optimism for milder days ahead.
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Lawrence
Liberal bloc eyed by new dealers as third term outfit
A liberal bloc forming with several new dealers shows signs of aiming for a third term campaign.
Kaiser Wilhelm Criticizes Alliances Over Bolshevism
Former Kaiser Wilhelm says both the allies and Germany should fight bolshevism while the present German leader is allied with bolshevists, reflecting a split in stance on the Russian upheaval.
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Colorado move to repeal old age pension due to liquor tax loss
In Colorado counties face budget crises as liquor tax revenue meant for pension funds must be returned under court ruling. Denver owed the old age pension fund $679000 but tried levies on cigars and wheels, taxes on property and banks, and license fees, all repealed after voter revolt. Other counties are hopelessly strained.
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Colorado
Denver
Old Age Pension Fund
Taft resigns as chief justice. Hughes nominated to replace
Former Chief Justice William Howard Taft resigns due to ill health and President Hoover names Charles Evans Hughes as his successor. Hughes had left the bench in 1916 to pursue the Republican presidential nomination but lost to Woodrow Wilson.
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William Howard Taft
United States Supreme Court
Hoover
Charles Evans Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Republican Party
Woodrow Wilson
Wolters
Massachusetts Street
C.J. Posey
Lolita Russell
Bridge
James Moore
Edmund A. Gibbs
Moore
Martha Quinliné
Gibbs
Doris Burnett
Mrs. Moore
Virginia Yates
Jean Jackman
Dorothy Dunmire
Ruth Parry
Bessie Underwood
Rosemary Kinney
Burleigh Brodhead
Margaret Biggs
Martha Wellman
Ruth Campbell
The Captain's Daughter Drama and Family Feud Sparks Fight
Marie La Porte a bargeman’s daughter becomes central as Dan Donovan’s pursuit clashes with Bat La Porte and Mike Donovan. A barge world feud over social class erupts on Pier 6 with threats and stubborn loyalties, setting up a stormy family confrontation and ongoing drama.
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Marie la Porte
Dan Donovan
Marie
Tommy Ryan
Lynda Martin
Dan
Baptiste la Porte
Barges
West Side Court
Mike
Ling
Ain
Varner’s
Tommy
Bat la
Porte
Molly
Pier 6
Laddie
Jeanine
Pier
Bat la Porte
Magistrate Rules A Wife Is No Doormat In Assault Case
A New York magistrate rebukes a Brooklyn husband who beat and abused his wife. The columnist argues wives are many roles and challenges the notion of punishing the wife for staying in an unhappy marriage.
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D. Joseph D’andrea
New York City
Brooklyn
Veviet
Williamstown Thanks Lawrence Fire Aid After Town Fire
Williamstown thanks Lawrence for rapid aid as a fire at P Weller's department store destroyed the building. Lawrence sent its chemical car, reaching in 45 minutes, stopping the blaze after two structures burned. The library board held its annual meeting electing officers and reporting 18 115 books with many German titles rebinding. Russian successes in Warsaw and Carpathians noted in official statement. R E Protsch heads to Milwaukee for the national custom cutters convention.
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Williamstown
Lawrence
Lawrence Fire Department
P. Weller
Harry Dick
Charles Tucker
A. C. Mitchell
William Bromersick
Mr Dick
N.S. Elderkin
Francisco
Nellie G. Beatty
Warsaw
Carpathians
R. E. Protsch
Milwaukee
Custom Cutters
Merchant ‘Tailors’ of America
Chicago
The Family Doctor First Aid Dressings Advice
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines first aid steps for accident victims stressing minimal dressing handling and not reusing dressings. The guidance targets Red Cross workers highway attendants and any helper at accident scenes with emphasis on early treatment and proper dressing techniques.
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Morris Fishbein
Damp Weather Thaws Roads and Illnesses Reported
The damp weather is thawing roads, while George Hackman is very ill with pleura pneumonia. Zellers orchestra played last night at the New Eldridge House lobby for public enjoyment. Western passenger departments agree no concessions after February 1 to attract traffic, affecting big theatre companies and rail lines. Mr and Mrs Carruth hosted fourteen guests for dinner in honor of Mrs Riffle and Miss Edith Riffle, with games and a musical program. The groundhog’s forecast for cold weather is deemed reliable. Brick along Quincy street is being hauled away for shipment and will be replaced when needed.
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George Hackman
Zellers Orchestra
Eldridge House
William Carruth
Franklin Riffle
Edith Riffle
Quincy Street
First Aid Guidelines for Wounds and Burns
The text outlines wound care for fractures and soft tissue injuries, advising dressings after removing debris, splints for fractures, cautious tourniquet use with 15 minute checks, and limited use of morphine. Abdominal wounds may show pain without rigidity, with pulse rise if vessels rupture. Burns require no cleaning, covering with a dressing and moistened picric acid, with eventual morphine.
Political Voices and Social Fears Across the Nation
A compilation of quoted remarks from various figures criticizing religion politics labor and social unrest. The Rev Charles E Coughlin warns of a church turned political party while Jeff Davis calls young hitchhiking girls a national menace and Vito Marcantonio fears Dies committee hysteria could lead to war. Other leaders urge decisive action against internal enemies and Republican hesitation over the New Deal ends.
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Charles E. Coughlin
Jeff Davis
King of
Draft six year plan outlined by Mexican Revolutionary party
Mexico City February 3 observers report final draft of a six year plan published by the Mexican Revolutionary party the political organ of President Lazaro Cardenas It charts a program for General Manuel Avila Camacho the party's July presidential candidate and signals changes in emphasis from the earlier draft toward more private capital and foreign investment while cautioning against forcing class struggle to its extremes.
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Mexico City
Mexican Revolutionary Party
Lazaro Cardenas
Manuel Avila Camacho
Camacho
Fewer Apply for State Auto Licenses in Leavenworth County
Leavenworth county records 4328 license plates sold by close of windows yesterday, down 600 from last year. County treasurer cites January snow and cold as the cause of the drop in applications and sales.
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Leavenworth County
Braymer Justice Says Marriages Free With Postage
Braymer Mo February 3 1920 veteran justice of the peace John Zumbrunnen announces leap year and his twentieth and last year in office he will solemnize marriages free plus five cents postage. Local brides and grooms face no marriage fee this year.
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Braymer
Davis Township
John Zumbrunnen
Loan Period Extended by Land Bank to June 1942
Wichita Kansas February 3. President Roy S Johnson of the Federal Land Bank said the period for granting land bank commissioner loans has been extended until June 1 1942. Such loans are made on first or second mortgages up to 75 percent of the appraised farm value. Land bank loans are limited to first mortgages and may not exceed 50 percent of the value.
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Wichita
Kan
Roy S. Johnson
Federal Land Bank
Land Bank Commissioner
Land Bank
Radio Programs Tonight Schedule Highlights Creamed
A list of radio programs on WREN KMBC WDAF WDAPF and WDAPF stations across evening hours with talk shows orchestras news and variety acts. Notable entries include Grand Old Opry Youth vs Age National Barn Dance NBC Symphony and Nightly News reports.
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Wren
Renfrew
Wdaf—Safety Council
KMBC
WDAF
Linwood Cavaliers
Kkxmbc
K. C. Swhndols Pym
Israel
KMPC
Europe
WDAPF
NMBC
Sky Blazers
Wren—News Sumptiuary
Ray Noble
Gene Krupa
Orch
Wren—Radio Guild
Waryne King
Milton Berle
Kkmbc
NBC Symphony
WPA
Brush Creel Follies
Hotel la Salle Orch
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