National news notes and survey on economic policy
A Lawrence Kansas journal page compiles dispatches and editorials citing Associated Press rights, audit bureau circulation, and a mix of economic analysis. It covers Supreme Court processing taxes, Townsend plan fundraising with $636,803 raised in 23 months, and forecasts about AAA impacts on purchasing power and rural morale amid planned February 8 hunger march to the Topeka statehouse. It includes quotations and historical references from Roosevelt and a discussion on government budgets and bonus legislation.
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Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
North
Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Atlanta
Walton Bidz
Detroit
General Motors Blix
Associated Press
Egreece
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
AAA
Supreme Court
Congress
Topeka
Not The Best Policy In Poor Relief Costs
A Douglas county court house report discusses confusion in administering poor relief under KEKC and Washington regulations. It hints at loose management and waste, urging an inquiry into expenditures and accounting before liquidation of the system. War front news notes Italian campaign costs rising amid misidentified ant hills resembling huts and an Ethiopian context.
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Douglas County Court House
KEKC
Washington
War Front
Fem
Local Men to State Meeting in Kansas City
Thirty Lawrence citizens will attend the state meeting of the Chamber of Commerce in Kansas City Kansas January 15 announced today. The list includes R C Rankin P A Dinsmoor E J Lindley and many others with Rotarians visiting the district governor John R Dexter and new songs by Marcel Cohn performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of
E. H. Nan
H. G. Ingham
C. M. Clark
H. F. Holtzclaw
A. D. Weaver
P. H. Peirce
J. H. Childs
A. B. Carter
W. C. Hamilton
H. E. Kepler
Jake Holke
B. Frederick
Paul Lyons
E. W. Young
J.T. Skinner
Fritz Meyn
C. S. Rarick
J. R. Holmes
W. K. Hoover
I. J. Meade
Dick Williams
Lawrence
John R. Dexter
Ardmore
Okla
Marcel Cohn
William Docking
State Banking Department
National Bank of
Topeka
Docking
Kansas
Georges Carpentier
France
New York
Paulino
Willis Dunn
Elizabeth Randle
Farm Bureaus
Dunn
Douglas County
Bridgettes
A. B. Mitchell
G. G. McCoy
Philadelphia
John Monteith
Elfriede Fisher
Kansas City
Fred Jaedicke
Otto Fischer
D. R. McWilliams
Clarence A. Speer
Haskell
Parkersburg
Peairs
Mr. Speer
Lawrence High School
Women Suffrage Bill Introduced in Topeka Awakens Kansas
Twenty five years ago today January 14 a Topeka dispatch reports agitation for voting rights for women in Kansas shifts as a suffrage bill is introduced in the legislature. Senator leads debate as supporters push for reform and broader participation.
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Topeka
Kansas
Poor Pa by Claude Callan Sells Ottawa Property
W. D. Venner of Lawrence sold a residence at 519 Birch Street Ottawa to C. B. Mc Nish of Ottawa. Daisy humorously buys pajamas as she prepares to marry again.
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
Ottawa
W. D. Venner
Lawrence
Birch Street
C. B. McNish
Daisy
Journal-World Chassities
Publishers Syndicate
Female vote push shocks Kansas lawmakers
George Hodges a Democrat introduced a bill that would grant women the vote in all elections except national tickets. The move came as a surprise. The item notes related local incidents and prominent figures, including Carl Schrader recovering after a gas accident, and others like Prof Sterling and Y M C A officers elected.
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George Hodges
Forty Years Ago in Lawrence Social Roundup
Forty years ago on a Tuesday in Lawrence a barber shop hair cut marks a notable change for Prof. L L Dyche. A large crowd packed the G A R hall for the joint installation of Sons of Veterans and Ladies Aid officers with local civic figures present. News notes include Mrs. Auntie Wild breaking her hip, Mr and Mrs M H Newlin's golden wedding to be celebrated, and local businessman Ramseyer moving to Lawrence while Newton loses a merchant. Charlie Prentiss opens a Lawrence law office after KU graduation. H L Mulford & Co. of Philadelphia visits Prof Sayre.
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Dyche
Prof
L. L. Dyche
Williard
North Way
Lawrence
G. A. R. Hall
Sons of Veterans
Ladies Aid Society
Little Edith Jackson
Mable Corse
Chapman Brothers
Jean Bowersock
Ladies Aid
Tracy Learnard
A. Schall
Tracey L. Learnard
J. M. Wilson
Fred Brooks
Camp Council
F. M. Hinman
F. H. Johnson
C. S. Hall
George C. Bailey
Wild
Prof. Stimpson
Tennessee Street
M. H. Newlin
H. &. Mulford
H. K. Mulford & Co
Philadelphia
L. E. Sayre
Threat of Dust Storms Loom in Western Kansas
Western Kansas faces renewed dust storm risk this spring as moisture remains deficient, especially in the northwest. Eastern regions have enough moisture to support wheat briefly, while northwest and west central counties face serious shortages. An Oberlin ice plant was destroyed by a fire late Monday, origin undetermined, in a building dating to 1885.
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Carl R. Schrader
Schrader
W. F. Schrader
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Northwest
Federal Departments of Agriculture
Oberlin
CPI
Wen Meets Lady in a Twisted Megazine Plot
LaMar arrives at Ray West's townhouse to collect $30 and blotched zinc amid a blackmail tale about Allaire killing a man. Terry Willett, with Ray and diplomat George Fox, hopes knowledge of the non fatal shooting will halt LaMarr while Ray fears his daughter's disappearance from her Washington home after a call from Terry.
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LaMar
Megazin
Ray West
Allaire
Terry Willett
Willett
Ray
George Fox
LaMarr
Washington
Terry
Allaire’s Impulse Drives Town Portrait in Carteret
In Carteret the private hero statue and colonial atmosphere frame Allaire’s late night drive inspired by Terry Willett. A chat with Doctor Ross reveals her longing to be with him and her conflict between pride and pursuit, as he urges her to chase what she wants. Allaire plans to inspect a house tomorrow.
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Carteret
Arundel
Virginia
Doctor Ross
Pincenez
Lawrence Willett
Terry
Terence Willett
South America
Terence
Ross
Terry Willett
Allaire
Queen Elizabeth
Willett
Top Notch's Secrets Among Puddle Muddlers
Top Notch avoids revealing a secret of Sir Count to Willy Nilly and the Puddle Muddlers. The group is generally open about food, thoughts, and adventures, but this secret must remain hidden to maintain trust and safety. The visiting rooster adds tension as secrecy becomes crucial.
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TOP Notch
Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Sir Count
Top Notch Plans to Eat and Set Things Right
In a busy scene at Willy Nilly's, Top Notch and the Puddle Muddlers discuss meals and chores. Top Notch vows to return to his General Store to eat and finish tasks, while Willy Nilly aims to fix things before addressing his ears and giving attention to others.
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Top Notch
Sir Count Prince
Duke Lonl King
Rooster
Sir Count
Willy Nilly
How's Your Health Edited for the New York Academy of Medicine
Dr Lago Galdston edits this health piece on oral hygiene highlighting the dangers of an unclean mouth. It discusses neglectful brushing, decayed teeth, and inflamed gums as key factors in poor dental health.
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New York Academy of Medicine
Lago Galdston
Blood Cultures Show Bacteria From Dental Disease
A London study by Doctors C C Okeli and S D Elliott collected blood from 138 patients undergoing dental extraction. Samples before and after extraction were cultured to detect bacteria. Results showed frequent blood invasion by bacteria originating in teeth and gum disease, with implications for oral hygiene and surgical risk.
Debate over Supreme Court and New Deal rhetoric continues
Washington Parade columnist notes sharp attacks on the Supreme Court by Dave Stearns and Raymond Clapper amid New Deal debates. The piece argues the court was designed to curb mob action and suggests amending the Constitution to restore the AAA, while labeling critics as unreliable liberals and highlighting press reactions across regions.
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Washington
AAA
Supreme Court
Dave Stearn
Philadelphia Record
Scripps- Howard
Raymond Clapper
Clapper
Ray
Roosevelt
NRA
New Deal
Nraers
Henry Wallace
Rex Tugwell
Harry Hopkins
Harold Ickes
Hugh Johnson
Dave Stearns
Philadelphia
Camden Tuft, Courier and Journal
Dave
First woman juror in Sumner county panel
Wellington Jan 14 The first woman juror called in Sumner county Mrs Marie Hall well of Conway Springs sat in a jury panel to be examined today in the trial of Bradford Brooks 48 charged with slaying Belle Plaine night marshal W K Morgan last September A panel was expanded after 12 prospective jurors were disqualified for possible acquaintance with principals in the case
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Wellington
Kan
Sumner County
Marie Hallwell
Conway Springs
Bradford Brooks
W. K. Morgan
Belle Plaine
Hollowel
Iste
Earl Swarner
Morgan
Charter Granted Company Plans Regional Railway
A company granted a charter in November 1933 failed to file reports or pay fees and never received authority to build lines. Incorporators stated the project aimed to operate in 21 eastern counties with offices in Kansas City Kansas.
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Topeka
Missouri-Kansas Belt Railway & Terminal Company
Kansas
Frank J. Ryan
Kansas City
Kan
A Farmer's Sentiments on Tax Policy and AAA
Willard H. Morgan argues farmers seek equal treatment under the constitution not special favor. He urges lower interest rates and taxes, warns against class legislation via AAA, and calls for practical farmer input over self appointed leaders. He invokes Coolidge era stability as a model for sound government and debt reduction.
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Journal-World
United States
Supreme Court
AAA
Congress
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Williard H. Morgan
Radio Programs Tuesday Evening January 14 Schedule
A dense list of radio programs across KMBC WREX WDAF and WREN for January 14 and 15, detailing shows including Little Orphan Annie Jack Armstrong serials musical programs and sports panels. Highlights include Jimmie Allen Kate Smith Wayne King's Orchestra and The March of Time with multiple stations offering concerts dramas and news.
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KMBC
Dick Tracy
WREX
Wren
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
X ‘Attier
Fopeyty the Sailor
Howard Ely
Jimmie Allen
Kate Smith
Mario Cozzi
Boake Carter
Eno
Edgar A. Guest
Wayne King
Lawrence Tibbetts
Keefe
Ben Bernie
Fred Warine
Pennsylvaniane
Ren
Jimmie Durante
Wendell Hall
the George
Washington
Allen T. ‘Treadway
Russ Morgan Ann Manner
aAmos 'N
Andy
Dick Gassparre
Orch
Moyre
Jet
Ozzie Nelson
WDAP
Bismarck Dance Orch
Harold Stern
Morrison
KMEC
Jesse Crawford
Wren—Shandor
Chez Patee
Herbie Kay
Joe Rines
Enric Madriguera
Charles Gaylord
Grand Terrace Cafe
Tom Mix
Milton Charles
Totten
Tattler’s
Uncle Ezra
MBC
Easy Aces
NBC
Baake Carter
Cavalcade of America
Armeo
KMBEC
Burns and Allen
Amos 'N
Dorothy Lamour
KNBC
Myrt
Marge
Abe Lyman
MPAF
Hotel Plaza
WDAR
Enoch Light
Hazel Morrison
George Olsen
Chez Parce
Henry Halstead
Earl Hines
KFKU
Kansas
Mise Myra ‘Hull
W. A. Dill
Meribah Moore
H. B. Chubb
E. N. Doan
Child Guidance Clinic Session Tomorrow at City Building
A regular session of the Child Guidance Clinic will be held from 8 30 to 12 at the city building at Eighth and Vermont streets tomorrow. The North Lawrence Civic Association will meet tonight at 7 o'clock in the Woodlawn school building. All members are invited to attend as several matters of importance are to be discussed.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Journal-World
Winthrop Street
Massachusetts
C. M. Sterling
J. C. Trovillo
W. R. Stubbs
Association
Child Guidance Clinic
Eighth and
Vermont Streets
Civic Association
North Lawrence Civic Association
Woodlawn School
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Manhattan
Randall C. Hill
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