Hoover urges speed in guiding a great people in unity
In a New Year letter to Ohio State University president emeritus W. C. Thompson, Herbert Hoover argues the presidency offers an opportunity to speed the orderly progress of a great people. He defends truth against partisanship, critiques media distortions, and stresses government by the people as essential to address abuses and steer national policy.
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Columbus
Ohio
Herbert Hoover
W. C. Thompson
Ohio State Uiversity
Ver
Haberdas
ST Ental
Nevertheleses
Oma Ss' Ae Patie
Warkiz
White House
Hoover
Church Bells to Ring Across Kansas in Anniversary Call
Kansas college presidents including R T Campbell Wallace Fleming H Fos and Ezra Franklin join Anti-Saloon League appeal urging bells and celebrations on the tenth anniversary of the Eighteenth Amendment. Religious and temperance leaders from multiple denominations sign the call with KC figures Senator Capper and Rev James Wise among signatories.
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Caterville
R. T. Campbell
Starling Collere
Wallace B. Fleming
Baker University
Univerity
Wichita
Ezra T
Cherrington
Tata
Hnr Capper
James Wise
Kansa’s
Edmiston Home Pictured in National Magazine Ad
A January issue of American Bewilder features a full page ad showing Dr. R. H. Edmiston’s home at 801 Arkansas Street. Designed by local architect J. F. Stubeck, the Polk City residence is praised as one of the city’s most attractive. The ad includes owner name, address, and architect, promoting asphalt shingles used in the house. The item also notes KU student employment talks at a University conference with officials from the men’s student and Cornell publications.
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American Bewilder
R.H. Edmiston
Arkansas Street
J. F. Stubeck
Deaths and Funerals Betty Tate infant of Tate family
Funeral services for Betty Lucille Tate infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Tate of 749 Walnut Street who died January 11 will be held from Rumsey Funeral Parlors tomorrow morning at 10 30 o'clock Burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery Rev Charles Kemas in charge Mrs Carrie M Hill Ward has been notified of the death January in Los Angeles of Mrs Carrie M Hill Burial was January 10 at Los Angeles Mrs Spurgeon sister of the late William Spurgeon 1042 Rhode Island Street attended the Los Angeles funeral
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Betty Lucille Tate
Betty Lu‘cille ‘Tate
Richard.Tate
Walenut. Street
Rumsey
Maple Grove
Charles Kemas
Carrie M. Hill Ward
Los Angeles
Carrie M. Hill
Federal Prohibition Reform Urges Unified Code and Speedy Trials
A federal commission urges revising and digesting 26 prohibition statutes into a unified, simple code to improve efficiency in enforcement. It favors amending injunctions to reach unknown claimants, defining casual violations, and using US commissioners for petty cases to cut delays. Also previews a busy KU week of concerts lectures and a basketball game vs Iowa State.
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Crand
Congress
United States
K.U
Lawrence couples obtain marriage licenses in probate court
Marriage licenses were issued by Probate Judge L. H. Menger to William Wright and Ollie Coffman of Lawrence who planned to wed by Rev. Charles Puls. Charles Q. Radcliffe of Lawrence and Florence Maxine Fisher of Wichita who planned a ceremony by Dr. Grey. and Juan Solis and Amalia Munoz, both of Lawrence, who were married by Judge Menger.
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L. H. Menger
William Wright
Ollie Coffman
Lawrence
Charles Puls
Charles Q Radcliffe
Florence Maxine Fisher
Wichita
Doctor Grey
Juan Solis
Amalia Munoz
Large audience at vespers despite unfavorable weather
A large audience attended the ninth organ vesper recital by Prof Laurell Everette Anderson of the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts in the University auditorium yesterday afternoon despite poor weather.
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Laurell Everette-Anderson
University of Kansas School of
KU Symphony in Concert Tonight at University Auditorium
The twenty seventh annual mid winter concert of the University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the University auditorium. Admission is free and the public is invited. Soloist Miss Meribeh Moore, soprano, will perform with the orchestra under director Karl Ouersteiner. The program includes selections from symphonies and operatic arias, featuring a large lineup of faculty and student performers.
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University Symphony Orchestra
University
Universy of Kansas
Prive
Harold R. Peat
Jas
University Band
J.C. McCanles
School of Line Arts
Kansas
Iowa State
University of Kansas Symphony Orchestra
Univesity
Laws Outstrip Enforcement Continued From Page One
A continuation discusses a preliminary and supplementary report from the commission on law observance and enforcement. It highlights a plan to reduce federal court congestion by enlarging court commissioners’ powers in minor criminal cases, with memos from the attorney general and treasury. The piece notes broader crime growth and calls for further exhaustive study and expert research before firm conclusions.
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District of Columbia
Commission On
Thes Commission
Secretary of the Treasury
Jenn
Atwater Kent Show To Feature Rethberg And Kane
On Sunday January 19 the Atwater Kent Radio Hour will feature Elizabeth Rethberg of the Metropolitan Opera praised as the world s most perfect singer by the New York Guild of Music Teachers and Edward Austen Kane of Greensboro NC the gold medalist and best young male singer in the United States The program marks Kane s first appearance since the Third National Radio Audition finals and Rethberg s long road of opera roles and tours across Europe and America
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Atwarts-Kent Radio Hour
Elizabeth Rethberg
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York Guild of “Music Teachers
Edward “Austen Kane
Greensboro
United States
Young Kane
Atwater Kent Foundation
Mme. Rethberger
Inrope
America
Woman Injured In Fall On Icy Street Corner
Mrs. Viba M Vaughn of 1140 Kenreet slipped on an icy wall at Twenty third and Massachusetts suffering a severe wrist injury. Though no bones are believed broken the injury is very painful and she is confined to home. Also reports Washington summarizes an amendment by Senator Howell proposing a bounty of three quarters of a cent per pound on sugar produced in the continental United States.
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Viba_M. Vaughn
Kenreet
Twenty-third
Massachusetts Street
Washington
United States
Howell
Nebraska
Lawrence League Teas Benefit List Speakers for Women Voters
The Ventura club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs L H Frink. The second benefit tea for the Lawrence League of Women Voters will be held tomorrow evening at 5 30 at Mrs A Van Horebeck 1446 Kentucky street. Members and other interested women invited. Guests hear radio program by the National League of Women Voters including Arthur Draper of the New York Tribune on foreign affairs and Ruth Owen from Florida on being a congressman.
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Lawrence League of Women Voters
A. van Horebeck
Kentucky Street
National League of Women Voters
Arthur
Draper
New Yo: Tribune
Ruth Owen
House of Representatives
Florida
Mrs Isa Wellman Heads to Biloxi for Insurance Meet
Mrs Isa E Wellman will depart tomorrow for Biloxi Mississippi to attend the national extension of the American Central Life Insurance company. Word on Patricia Bishop’s condition says light improvement but she remains unconscious under care of a doctor and allowed visits by a family member.
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Isa E. Wellman
Biloxi
American Central Life Insurance Company
Bishop
Overland Park
Hlathsag Street
Tas Arica
South Seas dress rules raise old world clash in villages
A reader notes South Seas women face strict dress expectations, contrasting white and indigenous norms. Aboriginal pastors challenge leniency for natives while white women face different standards in these island communities. Meanwhile, Kansas cattleman J B Hollinger wins the Ogden grand championship for a Aberdeen Angus steer that also did well in Dallas and Los Angeles shows. Subtropical Hawaii is described as nearer to Alaska than to the mainland United States.
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Australi
New York
Australia
South Seas
Ogden
Utah
J. B. Hollinger
Chapman
Kan
Angus
Dallas
Eh Jon
Los Angeles
Presbyterian Church Plans Next Sunday's Morning Service
The Presbyterian church reports a morning service with infant baptism planned and a church school teachers' council meeting Thursday at 6 30 pm postponed due to snow. Rev Theodore Dodds and C Stevenson are organizing the program for the merlin study session. twenty five people attended the opening Sunday evening class on the Book of Revelation. The Unitarian Church notes Dr Fosdick as a featured preacher in the American pulpit next Sunday.
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First
Presbyterian Church
First Church Presbyterian
Quarte Ecorimur
C. Stevenson
Merlin Tewenty
Radio’s Loftin White two tube audio amp teased
Loftin White labs unveil a two tube audio amplifier with direct coupling and voltage filter to cut AC hum, using 224 first tube and either 215 or 250 as second. may serve all purposes including television and can convert to two tube receiver with tuning coil. Washington AP notes FRC hires counsel in WGY case before Supreme Court and radio ad spend forecast at 29 million in 1930. Lyme Congregational church to hold adjourned annual meeting with supper at 6 30 and committee on reservations names L J Prink Pearl Car Rose Pierce and Mitch Cleland. reports due.
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Loftin-White Laboratories
Loftin and White
Youne White
E. H. Lof- Lin
L. J. Prink
Miss Pearl Car- Rose Pierce
Mitch Cleland
Tursday
Mareey
Livestock Market Reports Debut On Daily Broadcast
Jim Poole, veteran livestock market reporter, will inaugurate a new Daily Livestock Markets program from the Union Stock Yards in Chicago. The show, titled Livestock Market Reports, will air at 12:00 p.m. Central, daily except Sunday, featuring Montana cattle yard insights and Poole's forty five years of industry experience.
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Central Standard Iov
Jim Poole
Union Stock Yards
Chicero
of Montana Cattle Lands
Jim Foole
Chicago
Ich
Jim
Beatrice Belkin to Sing on Mobiloil Hour January 15
Beatrice Belkin the coloratura soprano will headline the Mobiloil program on Wednesday January 15. She will perform Delibes melodies from Lakme with the Olubon Concert Orchestra under Ernest Hospe. The program airs on NBC at 8 00 pm Eastern 7 00 pm Central 6 00 pm Mountain Time.
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Beatrice Belkin
Coloratura Sosyana
Mobiloil
Delibes
Bell Sone
Lakme
Obilon
Ernc Rapee
Chopin
France
Mobilon
Prom the Vacuum Oil Company
NBC
January 17 Concerts and Radio Programs Feature Named Artists
The article lists upcoming performances including the Cities Service star in Padilla's Violetera and with Leo O Rourke in Babes in the Wood, Milton Rottenberg and Frank Banta in Sagino's Study in Blue and Tango Blue, Rosario Bourdon conducting a varied program with Mas Anet Fete Boheme Tschaikovsky March Slav and Arndt Marionettes. It mentions a Columbia Farm Community Network dramatization of the Linotype invention on January 22, James Stanley the basso on Everready Hour January 14, WEAF connection for the Stanley broadcast, and Armour Menuettes new NBC series airing January 13 with Jules Herbureaux and his orchestra featuring popular dances, musical comedies, talking pictures, and novelty arrangements.
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Cities Service Star
Padilla
Leo O'Rourke
Milton Rottenberg
Frank Banta
Sagino
Mr Rottenberg
Rosario Bourdon
Masanet
Tschaikovsky
Armour
Armour and Gompany of
Chicago
NBC
Jules Herbureaux
New Radio for Cars Revealed at New York Show
A car radio using screen-grid tubes shielded from interference was displayed by a manufacturer of automotive electrical devices. It runs on car storage or battery cells, uses a weatherproof steel case and a new antenna design, and fits behind the dash with control from the dash. Alumni President Charles Ise visits the alumni office and plans to speak at an American Legion meeting in Kansas City tonight.
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New York
Charles Ise
Corteyville
University of Kansas
Ise
Lansing
American Legion
Kansas City
Molo
Monday Program Whats Ino the VOM
A brief item notes a Monday program featuring musical acts with Adah Clave McMorran and pianists in a concert setting. The notice highlights local performers and a feature titled VOM.
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Harding
Pry
Adah Clave
McMorran
Vholbib
Program highlights and listings in Monday schedule notes
A fragmented transcription lists various program names and times. It mentions music features, a Tuesday segment, and references to national weather segments and radio stations such as Kansas City Distributing Corporation and KFRU with several scattered programish phrases. The text is incomplete and contains multiple garbled entries.
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Kansas City Distributing Corporation
Farkenst and Marketa
KFRU
Radio Schedule Fragment From Historic Page
An OCR snippet lists a late day radio schedule with multiple acts and times including Old Man Sunshine, McGrew Trio, Hallbeard, News Themes, Mil red Duweese, The Landt Trio, Lew White on organ, Fare Oi Band, Around the World, Johnson & Johnson, The Mediterraneans, Williams Oll O Matic, and Golden Gems, with various start times around 3 p m to 11:15 p m and references to Longines Correct Time.
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Johnson & Johnson
Williams Oll-O-Matics
Gly-Cas touted as miracle new remedy at Round Corner Drug Store
A promotional piece touts Gly-Cas as a transformative vegetable medicine now being demonstrated at Round Corner Drug Store in Lawrence. It claims dramatic relief for years of indigestion nerves and neuritis, with Mrs. C. W. Coy cited praising results after five boxes. Free samples and wide distribution promised.
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Round Corner
C. W. Coy
St. Coffeyville
Kansas
Mrs. Coy
Lawrence
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