Talkies Demand New Censorship Tactics In Kansas
Kansas Board of Review member Hazel W. Myers said talkies complicate censorship as current law covers dialogue only partially. Screen language may be objectionable even with a benign scene, and if disk recordings are used the dialogue may leak during fades. The board works from temporary quarters with silent projections, using Missouri side facilities to screen films after hours. Myers, formerly telegraph editor at Arkansas City Traveler, spoke in Lawrence between trains.
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Hazel W. Myers
Lawrence
Board of Review
Kansas City
Myers
Missouri
Missouri Side
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The
Arkansas City Traveler
Continued Cold and Snow Promised Across Kansas
The weather bureau forecasts continued cold and more snow for Kansas after a fresh layer widened the white cover. Snow totals in the past 24 hours ranged from one and a half to two inches in eastern Kansas and one and a half to one inch in the western part. Temperatures hovered near zero in northern Kansas, with Topeka enduring nine days below freezing, and a forecast of 15 to 20 degrees today, dipping below zero tonight in parts of the state.
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Kansas
Weather Bureau
Topeka
Federal Weather Bureau
California
Illinois
Omaha
Des Moines
PLAN WHEAT ORGANIZATION WOULD ESTABLISH A MEETING
Ernest R Downie Kansas wheat pool secretary treasurer said Samuel R McKelvie Nebraska wheat representative on the federal farm board and perhaps Alexander Legge chairman would attend a meeting in Wichita about January 27 in an effort to establish independent marketing agencies for wheat.
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Kans
Ernest R. Downie
Kansas Wheat Pool
Samuel R. McKelvie
Nebraska
Federal Farm Board
Alexander Legge
Kansas
Daily puzzle chaos and wheat talks across Kansas
A jumble of crossword clues blends with reports from Topeka on a proposed independent wheat marketing group facing opposition from major cooperatives. Also notes talks in El Paso on a $200 million merger between Rio Grande Oil and another concern. Sinclair says absorption talks are preliminary with inspections pending. San Francisco AP notes California has motor vehicles registered for every public school student.
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Rio Grande Oil Company
el Paso
West
Rio Grande
Sinclair
Rio Grande Company
San Francisco
California
Democratic Rally In Hutchinson Ahead Of Primary Campaign
Eastern district Democratic leaders gathered in Hutchinson Kansas for a rally and dinner with Jouett Shouse nationally prominent speaker. They discussed party unity potential state candidacies and debt relief plans amid Dodge City meetings and upcoming committee conferences.
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Seecking
Jouett Shouse
National Organization
Dodge City
National Party
National Committee
Unen
Harry Woodring
Neodesha
Dudley Doolittle
Strong City
Kansas
Actor Returns to Stage After Inquest Spotlight
London AP reports American actor Philip Yale Drew, a central figure in the Alfred Oliver murder inquest, resumes the mystery play in which he starred. Drew faced no charges from Scotland Yard, and the reopening drew a public autograph session in the London suburb. Miami airports tally shows twelve facilities, nine landings and three seaplane bases.
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London
Philip Yale Drew
Alfred Oliver
Drew
Scotland Yard
Lonnon
First Meeting of 1930 Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Fairview reports the January 2 gathering with Mrs. B C Cowles and daughters hosting. Mrs Frank Harrell led devotionals and Mrs Charles Hub bard reviewed chapter three. Despite bad roads twenty members and visitors attended and refreshments were served by hostesses.
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society
B.C. Cowles
Frank Harrell
Charles Hubbard
Why Folks Stay Fat Gland weakness linked to obesity
The article argues obesity stems from a weak gland that governs nutrition. It claims modern doctors treat this cause with Marmola tablets, used for 22 years to help people reduce fat. It urges readers to ask a druggist for a $1 Marmola box and observe changes.
Pioneer industrialist John Hermann dies at 82
John Hermann born in Germany came to America as a youth and settled in Lawrence after time in St Louis. He established Hermann collar factory in 1882 expanding from a one room shop. He served as First Ward councilman and was a Farmers State Bank director then in Watkins Bank after merger. He died January 7 and was buried January 9. survived by Elizabeth Douglas Smith, a nephew and many friends.
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America
St. Louis
Lawrence
Elizabeth Douglass Smith
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Farmers State Bank
Watkins Bank
Elks Lodge
Merchants Bureau Deferred Its Election
The Merchants Bureau postponed its officer election until after the Chamber of Commerce reorganizes and expands. At last night's meeting in the Chamber rooms, George W. Means was named chairman for the interim, with committees to study cooperative merchandising events set for February.
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Funes
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St. Clair
J. L. Constant
Sinclair and Rio Grand Work on Merger in El Paso
Officials confer as Harry F. Sinclair heads Sinclair Consolidated and Rio Grand Company in El Paso Texas to discuss a merger. The gathering on January 14 signals potential consolidation plans affecting regional energy and mining interests.
Dr Gowdy Stomach Prescription Tops Local Sales Since 1928
December 15 1928 Round Corner Drug Store first ordered Dr Gowdy s Stomach Prescription since then over one thousand jars sold and demand grows. The medicine aids stomachic and intestinal indigestion in cases not operable, with testimonials from diverse users praising relief and restored health.
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A. 8
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Silver City
Town
Social Visits Span Kansas City to Baldwin Area
Brackett visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Louis Seele and Alfred Mr and Mrs at Johnson and Kenneth, spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs C A Whedon. Mrs Sophie Hunsinger ate dinner Saturday with Mr and Mrs E Leary and Mrs Chas Wells visited Coffman in Kansas City Monday. William Menis visited Eldon Ulrich in Lawrence Monday afternoon. Peirson of Hiawatha Kansas spent Monday with Bob Edmondson. Glyde Edwards and family visited Estel Moore and family near Baldwin Sunday. Mrs Wells spent Monday.
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Quick Relief From Constipation Olive Tablets Ad
Doctor Edwards of twenty years created Olive Tablets as a natural laxative to aid bowel and liver function without calomel. The sugar coated olive colored tablets are gentle, safe, and popular, offered in 5 and 10 cent sizes. Thousands use them nightly for relief from dark urine, headache, and torpid liver.
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