Down the Old Groove and Political Currents of the Era
A Federal prisons head warns of persistent liquor demand post prohibition and ongoing need for prison growth. The piece notes Kansas counties Bourbon and Jewell withdraw from KERC, losing relief shares and rural program access, reflecting federal reach into local governance amid economic strain. Commentary on Roosevelt’s message frames it as campaign rhetoric, with debates over executive power and neutrality policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Bates
Kansas
Bourbon
Jewell
KERC
CCC
WPA
Altho
Washington
Douglas County
Honeymoon News and Local Updates in Old Home Town
Irving Berlin and Ellin Mackay honeymoon in Atlantic City with mixed coverage of local events. Includes new home demonstration agent Ruth Randle in Wichita, Legion Post forming in Topeka area, dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs George Kuhne, and travel notices regarding Miss Anna L Cockins illness in Santa Fe with Mrs Tenney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Ritz-Carlton
Irving Berlin
Ellin Mackay
Postal Telegraph Co
Elizabeth Randle
Chamber of Commerce
Randle
Riley
Kan
Mildred Smith
New Legion Post
Liberty Post
American Legion
The
Legion
Topeka
Leighton Melvin
Galen Gorrill
Earnest Boyce
Adj
Walter McClain
Wilder &. Metcalf
Russell Fizpatrick
Chester Shore
George Kuhne
Fred Soxman
Chicago
Ruth Williston
Miss Williston
S. W. Williston
Kansas City
American Association For the Advancement of Science
W. E. Tenney
Santa Fe
N- M
Anna L. Cockins
Fell Down Cellar At McCurdy Grocery Store
Scott Sterling suffered painful bruises after falling seven feet from a cellar door at the McCurdy grocery store Monday while helping hoist a barrel. He was taken home and stayed in bed all day. Also noted is a unanimous vote to locate the University Hospital at Kansas City Kaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Sterling
McCurdy
Sterling
Kansas City
The
University At
Kaw
J. W. Gleed
Miss Parrot
C. M. Murphy
Margaret Parrot
Clay Center
California
Poem Fragment Poem by Claude Carde Lanray
A short lyric fragment attributed to Claude CaR Lanray discusses guilt and material comfort. The speaker relays Ma’s remark that not buying luxuries would indicate a clear conscience, implying the speaker’s saintly self-view. Copyright 1935 Publishers Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Failin
Publishers Syndicate
Silver Wedding Surprise at McCurdy Home
Miss Mildred Stone and S. H. McCurdy celebrated twenty-five years of marriage with a surprise silver presentation after prayer meeting at their Lawrence home. Community friends recalled the couple’s wedding and honored them with keepsakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. McCurdy
Mildred Stone
Baptist Church
McCurdy
Joseph Scherer
Lawrence
Thomas Warren
How's Your Health Nutrient Deficiency Anemias and Diet
Dr Galston explains iron and vitamin C deficiencies cause anemia in infants children and pregnant women. He notes spinach liver eggs and green vegetables boost iron and vitamin C rich foods, and warns narrow or reduction diets risk hidden anemia and future nervous effects. Tomorrow Nervous Effects of Injury.
Recital Tonight Opens University of Kansas Holiday Schedule
Charles Sager baritone, pupil of Alice Moncrieff, headlines a post Christmas recital at the University of Kansas administration building auditorium tonight at 8 o'clock. Accompanist Charles Wilson. program free to the public features arias and selections from Bach, Debussy, Handel, Ravel, Warlock, and more, followed by a Grant township C P A smoker and initiation at Midland hall on Wednesday January 8 for members and candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sager
Alice Moncrieff
University of Kansas
Charles Wilson
C.P.A
Grant Township
Midland Hall
Never Mind the Lady and the Lady Sema synopsis
Terry Willett and Allaire West first met in the tropics when she was saved by Terry during a perilous night. Later danger befalls Allaire and Terry flees, though she remains unaware he saved her. He unexpectedly reappears at Allaire’s mother’s Washington home, and a heated miscommunication drives him to depart without explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Willett
Allaire West
Tropics
Allaire
Terry
Lfe
Washington
Wichita
James_ Wagner
University of Wichita
Merle Wagner
G. C. Davis
Sedgwick County
Happy Return Chapter 23 signals a political intrigue visit
George Fox returns to Washington on a special State Department mission with Sam Jennings. In a lively hotel visit, Fox encounters Eleanor West's cocktail crowd, meets Mr. Valaour, and unexpectedly reconnects with Ramon LaMarr who hints at a crucial exchange involving Allaire West.
Santa Claus letter delights Puddle Muddies readers
Mary Graham Bonner retells a North Pole letter from Santa Claus to Willy Nilly and the Puddle Muddiers. Santa thanks them for hosting a Christmas workshop and promises preparations for next year. He mentions his dog, reindeer, and Great Boy sending love, and signs off as a friend. The echo ends with a teaser about Tomorrow-Top Notch's Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Mary Graham Bonner
Puddle Muddiers
Willy Nilly
Santa Claus
Christopher
Columbus Crow
Sweet Face
Lamb
Top Notch
Rooster
Rip
Mrs. Quacko Duck
Kansas News Briefs Tola Jan 6 James D Buchanan dies
James D Buchanan 47 died of a heart attack yesterday in Tola. He was appointed November 9 from the office of finance commissioner on a charge of misconduct. The state supreme court held he accepted bribes for influencing city business. Hays Kansas families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tola
James D. Buchanan
Buchanan
State Supreme Court
Letters to the Editor on AAA policy and farm adjustment
The writer defends the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and explains the Lawrence meeting as a public informative step. He notes selection of farmers by county agents and the aim to balance production with consumer demand. He discusses foreign trade impact, quota ideas, and the evolution of adjustment contracts across crops and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Journal-World
Altho F. H
Fann Bureau
National Administration
I. H
State Agricultural College
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
F. H
ASA
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Canada
Department of Our
U. S
Referendum on 4-H contract offers voluntary option
Paul Brune argues the AAA contract for farmers is a voluntary offer that becomes binding if accepted. He notes 1934 payments to contract signers, county delegations chosen by lot with voluntary contributions, and that all farmers could vote in the referendum. He praises bankers for supporting 4-H and defends delegation practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
AAA
U. S
Washington
Kansas County
State College
Farm Bureau
Paul Brune
Flashes of Life and Midwinter Marvel and Thieves Tale
A Kansas City driver is praised for deliberate driving after a police car signals delays. In Arkansas City a tomato harvest inspires a family to plant more, yielding fresh fruit. In Chicago two thieves abandon a stolen car during a pursuit, then the car is recovered and re-stolen by unknown hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Owen P. McPherson
Marvel
Arkansas City
W. R. Flannigan
Flannigans
Chicago
Nick
Mane
Hauptmann lawyers weighing federal appeal for habeas corpus
Trenton N J January 6 Hauptmanns lawyers reportedly consider a second move to federal court if clemency is denied They may apply for a writ of habeas corpus from a federal district judge or circuit court judge to challenge trial rights The pardons court is to hear commutation arguments next Wednesday and Hauptmann faces execution next week Prison authorities typically take condemned men to the chair on Tuesday mornings Ministerial Alliance to Meet Tomorrow at 10 30 am First Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Bruno
Richard Hauptmann
Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Ministerial Alliance
First Methodist Church
Radio Programs Highlight Monday Evening Listings
A dense, era styled schedule lists Monday January 6 radio airings across KMBC WDAF WREN WREX and more. Programs include Dick Tracy Lady. Great variety shows, sports reviews, orchestras, operas, musicals, and news. Multiple stations feature Hamm erstein, Fibber McGee and Molly, Gr ac e Moore, Amos n Andy, and Beatles era entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMBC
Dick ‘Tracy
En—Singing Lady
War—Temix Adventures
Wren
Lois Ravel
WDAF
KMBEC
Boake Carter
Hammerstein
Music Hall
Stance Schraeger
Bnmbie
Seymour Simon
Orch
Paris
Mbc—Radio Theatre
NES —Theater
Ats Daf
Grace Moore
Wayne King
George W ‘Ashington
WRES
National Radio Forum
Russ Morgan Danner
Af—Amos
Andy
E —Ray Noble
Maralia Blassons
Clarence Rand
Morton Downey
Shandoor
Congress Hotel
Ranny Week
Charles Gaviord
Franklin
Don Heator
N—Weather Forecast
Ick Tracy
Mie
Cohittte
Orphan Annie
WAFS
Jack Armstrong
Katbe
Understanding Opera
Goo
Totter
Ps —Kmec
Tattler
WAFEN
Norsemen
Woae—Dapeye
the Sailor
ReMi &Leward Ely
Nie Allen
Ie Smith
Ka Woes
Ake
Jar —Miusicak Moretti
Sis— Hato
Sabie Beet Waring
Jimmie Durante
Ventell Halt
Ceorge Washington
Manners and
Heatherton
America
KMAC
WNAF
Amos
N’ Andy
Dick Gassparre
E Orch
Myrt
Marge
Erics i¢ Nelson
Bismarck
Ao Res
Goodman
Morrison
Jesse Crawford
Andor
Wielmist
kKy
Merhie Kay
Werner to Address KU Club in Kansas City Talk
Henry Werner, KU men's student adviser, will address the KU Club of Kansas City Tuesday evening. The alumni group sponsors discussion groups with various KU faculty members speaking. Werner will speak on Backstage With the Men's Student Adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Kansas City
Henry Werner
University of Kansas
Ensas
K. U. Club
Werner
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Journal-World BY
the World Company
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Atlanta
Walton
Detroit
General Motors
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Jesus
State Department
Red Cross
Ethiopia
Roosevelt
Charlotte. .C
Richmond Va
Independent Democratic
Poor PA
Claude Car L-Lan Ray
A. Griesa
Haskell Institute
Mmne
Ias
Lou Youn
Ellsworth
Harry Hutchings
Myers
New York Academy of Medicine
Ago Galdston
Weberlin
Handel
Merrath
Siruss
Debussy
Lady
David Garé
George Fox
Sam Jennings
Jennings
Delilah
Samson
Fox
George
Paul Revere Fox
Department
St. James
Eleanor West
Eleanor
Wilds
Mr. Valaour
Jacques
Prometses
Nell
Mr. Fox
Ramon LaMarr
Nell West
LaMarr
Deest Gerth
Frank Wolf
Grainfield
George Meerian
Angelus
Finlaws
Wolf
Meerian
Clara Ann Meerian
Mary Meehian
Clara Wolf
Frank Wolf, Jr
Fred Wolf
Frank Meerian
Hays
Upi
Hauptmann
KFKU
Ithletie
el Elbel
Kenneth Rock
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
United States
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Geo, W. Kuhne
Cashier
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