State Budget Tangles After AAA Ruling
The Kansas budget remains balanced but the AAA decision threatens its effects. The Supreme Court voided the AAA, prompting debate over constitutional changes, federal spending, and political fallout. Roosevelt’s budget message signals higher appropriations and a growing deficit, while critics warn that continued borrowing risks long-term harm. A dust bowl snow and rumors of new Europe peace plans add a wider backdrop of unsettled times.
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Congress
White House
Lawrence plans crowd to attend Governor Stubbs inauguration
Lawrence business men start a movement to send a large group to Topeka for Governor Stubbs inauguration, with a special car for the morning train and a post-ceremony reception at the state house rotunda. The event continues the traditional show, minus the ball, as decided by the organizers.
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Stubbs
Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas
State House
F. A. Derby
Alaabama Street
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
Dora's cousin Alice, visiting, is both pretty and good and Dora thinks it a pity Alice can't share her beauty with someone who would use it. Copyright 1945 Publishers Syndicate.
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Dora
Alice
Publishers Syndicate
Local Socials and Moves Include Teachers Departures
Mrs Irving Hill and eight others listed plan winter departures to California while Col and Mrs Learnard head to California for the rest of winter. Miss Aileen Weaver to New York to teach French. Floyd Lawrence register of deeds sidelined by grippe. Lawrence man shifts from realty to finance. Willis K Folks buys controlling stake in Linwood State Bank and moves to Linwood next month.
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Irving Hill
A. P. Hults
G. W. Jones
Mabel Popence
W. C. Stevens
C. M. Sterling
E. D. Thompson
F. A. Wilbur
A. M. Wilcox
Col
C. E. Learnard
California
Aileen Weaver
New York
Floyd Lawrence
Register of Deeds
Grippe
Lawrence
Willis K. Folks
Mississippi Street
Lawrence Realty Co
Linwood State Bank
Mr. Folks
Linwood
Fortnightly Notes From Local Social Scene January 7
Forty years ago on Tuesday January 7 skating on the ice was favored as the popular pastime. Mrs J Gordon Gibb hosted cards for her guest Miss Scott of Larned and Mrs W T Sinclair celebrated a birthday with the Ventura club. G L Stanfield moved his jewelry bench to the Western Union office and patenting a wire for bare ties was granted to Albert Henry. J Gordon Gibb will speak on Hereford breeding at the stock breeders meeting in Topeka, now in session. W D McNees of Sibley has been named Santa Fe agent at Quincy. Judge Dobson of Kansas City lectured at the law school. The city council did not approve a higher salary for the weigher and measurer, despite a five dollar raise request.
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Edison Phonograph
W. W. Reno
J. Gordon Gibb
Miss Scott
Larned
G. L. Stanfield
Western Union
Albert Henry
Topeka
W. T. Sinclair
Ventura Club
W. D. McNees
Sibley
Santa Fe
Quincy
Judge Dobson
Kansas City
March
Kidnaping charge lands ex-coil worker on bond
Pi C E Anderson former coil worker is at liberty on 2500 bond after being charged with kidnaping and assault with a deadly weapon. W H Whetstone Stanolind Oil foreman said Anderson kidnapped him at gunpoint forced him to sign papers during a wild ride.
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McPherson
Kan
C. E. Anderson
Coil
Liberty Today
Anderson
W. H. Whetstone
Stanolind Oil & Gas Company
Cold Wave Deflected Temperatures Slightly Rise in Kansas
Kansas dodged a severe cold snap as a northwest to eastward deflection spared the state from the worst of the cold. Zero readings reached Goodland, with sub zero in the north, while Goodland posted zero and Santi Kansas saw 12 to limit. By tomorrow eastern Kansas may reach 25 and western parts 32 as milder air moves in. Little moisture accompanied the drop, with Dodge City snow and Topeka a light flurry.
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Topeka
Plains
Kansas
S. Flora
Kahsas
Flora
Goodland
Kan
Santi Kansas
Mercury
Dodge City
Blackmail in Washington Shadows Over Allaire Case
Diplomat LaMarr robs Fox of leverage by hinting at a scandal involving Nell West and Allaire, proposing a loan exchange for silence. Fox suspects a staged setup to blackmail the embassy circle, risking sensational headlines and personal ruin for Allaire, Nell, Steve, and Terry Willett.
Top Notch's Work
Willy Nilly prioritizes chores to fix his ears and tidy the house before attention to personal care. Rip offers help while Willy insists on working alone, urging outdoor exercise for all as Sweet Face the lamb and Christopher Columbus Crow debate. Top Notch proceeds to his General Store despite the bustle.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Rip
Sweet Face
Christopher Columbus Crow
Christopher
Top Notch
Flashes of Life in Packer Hospital Examination
A boy in Sayre Pa Thirty Sayre a boy named Frank Fleta complained of a stuck throat during a hospital exam. Doctors examined his esophagus and pulled out a quarter, recalling a moment when life felt like the proverbial thirty cents.
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Sayre
Frank Fleta
Packer Hospital
Nic
Unc le Sam Collects East St Louis Chislers
Twenty seven relief workers who drew $249 while employed by the government are now repaying the sum. Administrator George M Cassid says the 27 took relief money while holding jobs and can avoid prosecution by regular repayments according to their incomes.
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Sam
East St. Louis
Chislers
George M. Cassid
Curry
Nervous Effects Of Head Injury In Medical Experience
A medical study notes that severe brain injury can occur without skull fracture and vice versa. Dr. L Wechsler’s review of 100 head injury cases warns trauma to the head carries grave consequences. Signs appear immediately or within hours, with later mental symptoms and possible seizures months or years after.
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L Wechsler
New York
Radio Programs Schedule Tuesday and Wednesday Nights
Radio listings show Kansas City area stations WDAF KMBC WREN WREN and others airing diverse programs from 6 PM to midnight including Little Orphan Annie Jack Armstrong sports talks orchestras and dramas. Notable names include Edgar A Guest Lawrence Tibbett Jimmie Durante and Benny Goodman with weather forecasts and late headlines.
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AMBL
Lick Aracy
Wheeing Lady
Wereec Public Schools
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
KMBC
Understanding Opera
Totten
Tattler's
Uo Ren
Norsemen
Popere
Sailor
Rue Ic Award Ely
Immie Allen
Mba
Wren
Ilen Bernie
AMBC
Ied
Waring
WREX
Jimmie Durante
Wendell Halk
George Washington
Wren—Manners
Heatherton
KMNC
Wren—Music America
Strange An
Timies
Amos
Dick Casene
Orch
Myrt
Marge
Sale Nelson
Bismarck
Benny Goodman
Morrison
KMAC
Tom Mix
Jack Armatrong
Milton Charles
Annie
Johann Steause
Timmie Alten
Kate Smith
Manuel Contreras Orch
Doake Carter
Kamac
Kamac—Cavalcade of America
Nam
Wayne King
Wren—Armeo Iron Master
RMBC
Durna and Allen
Kostelanetz
Town Hall
Ray Noble
Sing
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Wren
Jimmy Fidler
WIAF
K. C
Ames
Andy
Dorothy Lamour
KMAEC
Abbe Lyman
WPAF
Hotel Plaza
Ruby Newman
Hotel Morrison
Clarence Rand
Jesse Crawford
George Olsen
Wren—Shandor
WDAE
Cher Paree
Harold Stern
Henry Halstead
WDA
Don’ Bestor
Injury to the nervous system and legal questions
The article discusses trauma to the head and brain, its medical and legal implications, including industrial compensation and damage suits. It notes potential personality changes after brain injury and highlights the need for correct interpretation for proper treatment and disposal of related legal questions. It also mentions night classes in shorthand, typewriting, and bookkeeping at the Business College.
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The
Business College
Will Speak at Dinner at First Christian Church
The Rev C E Grimes pastor of Grandview Christian church Kansas City will be guest speaker at the First Christian church annual dinner for the church board wives officers teachers and the Women's Council executive committee. Dinner at the church is at 6 30 oclock. The event is a cherished annual occasion recognizing Grimes outstanding seven year service.
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C. E. Grimes
Grandview Christian Church
Kansas City
First Christian Church
Women’s Council
Grimes
Grandview Church
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Financial Statement
Lawrence Building & Loan Association
Douglas
Federal Home Loan
George C. Foster
Federal Home Loan Bank
I. C. Stevenson
L. E, Eby
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
United States
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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