Lofty Things and Christ Verse End Amid US Reforms
A fragment from a historic newspaper page includes a Bible verse about setting minds on things above and a note on United States constitutional discussion following a major decision. The text also references the Associated Press rights and a remark on amendments proposed by new dealers, lacking further context.
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Associated Press
Leai
Mber Audit Bureau OF Circulations
OS Mas
March
Ard
Christ
God
United States
AAA
Reprieve in Hauptmann Case Grants 30 Day Delay
Governor Hoffman of New Jersey granted a 30 day reprieve, deferring execution for a longer period. The reprieve allows the defense to present new evidence and seek a different interpretation of the crime, with about three more months of life for the prisoner.
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Hauptmann
Hoffman
New Jersey
Court of Pardons
Hoover's Recommendations on a Different Farm Program
Herbert Hoover spoke in Lincoin Nebraska proposing a farm plan aimed at boosting employment, stable currency, and self reliance while opposing new AAA style reform. He urged delaying reclamation projects, improving farm credit, and encouraging home production to reduce imports. He warned against coercive control and cited potato regulation as a cautionary example. The piece contrasts Hoover's stance with ongoing government spending and bonus bill debates. Fort Scott courthouse buzzes with unemployed striker protests.
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Herbert Hoover
LinemiIn
Neb
Hoover
Russia
Siberia
Tide Against New Deal in Literary Digest Poll
The Literary Digest poll shows 62.33 percent oppose Roosevelt policies, nearly matching 18 months ago, when 61.15 percent supported the New Deal. The shift signals a strong public sentiment movement against the New Deal, with potential changes by November. Previous polls aligned with election outcomes, suggesting broad, evolving public views.
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Literary Digest
Merle Smith to Address Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce annual meeting will be held Tuesday January 26 at 6 30 p m at the chamber parlors Merle Smith of Nichols Investment Co Kansas City will deliver the annual address He attended Kansas University from 1912 to 1914 and was on the debate team.
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Merle Smith
C. of C
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Nichols Investment Company of
Kansas City
K. U
Hanley
Haskell
R.E
Dick” Hanley
George E. Peters
W. A. Dill
W. C. Hamilton
John R. Barnes
H. B. Chubb
University Political Science Department
University Club
Chubb
Washington
Julia Brice
F. S. Hester
Nina Hester
Winter Park
Fla
Wilkes-Barre
Penn
Grand Rapids
Mich
Agnes Brady
K U Defeats Aggies in 41 to 21 Victory
Twenty five years ago Kansas University basketball team outclassed Ames Aggies with a 41 to 21 win. Players listed include Heiser Stucky W Long and F Long Douseman and Larsen. Delays from sleet postponed opening of the new Lecompton Kaw bridge, costing 8000 dollars, with farmers crossing by boat or traveling 17 miles to Lawrence.
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K. U
Aggies
Ames
Kansas
Heiser
Stucky
W. Long
F. Long
Douseman
Larsen
Kaw
Lecompton
Lawrence
Poor Pa Claude Callan’s Relief From Nagging Uncle
A humorous column notes that Claude Callan’s uncle Bob grows deaf, praising the condition as mother nature giving him relief from Aunt Emma’s constant nagging. The piece satirically treats family dynamics and soundly blends nostalgia with light comic tone.
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Bob
Mother Nature
Emma
Publishers Syndicate
McFarlane Bros. feed and coal store sold to Orley Smith
Orley Smith, a Lawrence native and active young businessman, has purchased the McFarlane Bros. feed and coal business at the corner of Henry and Kentucky streets and will run it personally. Other items note convention attendances by Metcalf and Glathart in Lawrence, Bailey and McNish as speakers in Wichita, Florence Clark’s appendicitis surgery, and possible KU Olympian representation with spring tryouts in Philadelphia.
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Orley Smith
McFarlane Bros
Henry
Kentucky
Mr. Smith
Lawrence
James C. Metcalf
J. H. Glathart
Western Retail Implement and Vehicle Dealers Association
Kansas City
E. H.S. Bailey
Albert McNish
State Boiders Association
Wichita
Florence Clark
Penn Valley
University of Kansas
Stockholm
Robert Roberts
Charles Woodbury
Will French
Philadelphia
Revival of Unity Club Opens Forties Era Discussions
Fortieth year notes revive and reorganize the Unity club with 25 attendees at Prof. Carruth's house. Club to meet Sundays with discussions on religious reformers from Savonarola to modern times and Degeneration by Warner, Woodward, Howland, Newson. Grace Pattyjohn returns to Olathe. Leo Steinberg buys Steinberg & Bros. interests. Diphtheria case reported on Alabama street. Clara Bruner hosts a leap year party with dancing. Winter hurt in Kansas City. M S Winter of Lecompton hospitalized. Sheriff Myers and family travel to hospital. Robertson Bros. advertise rattan furniture.
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Unity Club
Carruth
Savanarola
Huss
Messrs
Warner, Woodward
Howland
Newson
Grace Pattyjohn
Olathe
Georgia Wilder
Leo Steinberg
Steinberg & Ros
Stanley Learned’s
Alabama Street
Clara Bruner
Ship Winter
Lawrence
M. 5
Winter
Lecompion
Kansas City
St. Mary’s Hospital
How's Your Health Cavities In Tuberculosis Highlight Collapse
An article edited for the New York Academy discusses tuberculosis treatment focusing on cavity formation in the lungs. It explains how cavities create incubators for germs, the danger when cavities persist, and methods to collapse or remove them including air injection and, if needed, chest wall collapse via rib removal.
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The
New York Academy of Me
Lago Galdstox
Tomorrow Hereditary Malformations in Great Bend Fire
Great Bend police records show 681 arrests in 1935, up from 152 in 1934 and 95 in 1933. Traffic violations totaled 464 and intoxication 160 that year, with 1954 counts at 385 and 62 respectively. Kansas Day in Texas plans and a Texas Rio Grande Valley program invite over 1,000 Kansans.
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Great Bend
Kan
Texas
McAllen
Tex
Kansas
Rio Grande Valley
Texas Valley
Mystery of Allaire West and Carteret Port Thriller
Terry Willett fights to protect Allaire West who cut him off. LaMarr tries to blackmail Allaire s father by claiming the man shot in a tropical port is dead. Allaire investigates Terry s past in Carteret Virginia as LaMarr loses a revolver and they clash hand to hand.
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Terry Willett
Allaire West
LaMarr
Terry
Irving
Allaire
Carteret
Wiilett
Willett
Fox
Jayburne
West
Attaboy
George
Lamp of Reason
Mac
Newark
Miami
Pan-American Airways
Willett Faces Down LaMarr in Shattered Room Fight
Terry Willett defeats LaMarr after a brutal struggle in a bloodied room as Allaire West, shaken by the violence, confronts him. Fox worries for Willett while Willett prepares to fly to Newark, reflecting on recent events and Allaire’s return. Allaire breaks into the news tomorrow.
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Puff Harrington
Fox
Terry
Puff
Babe
Terry Willetts
Willett
Newark
Mr. Willett
Miami
Corrigan
Allaire
South America
al- Jaire
David Garth
Top Notch's Absence Shocks Willy Nilly In Puzzled Tale
Willy Nilly is puzzled by Top Notch's strange behavior and absence. He frets over whether Top Notch was secretly working on something or had a hidden project in his rooster head, affecting his mood and conduct.
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Top Notch
Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Top Notch Missing From General Store Tonight
Willy Nilly fears for Top Notch as the pet bird fails to return home for supper and stays away through the next day. Rip the dog and Sweet Face the lamb offer few clues while Willy Nilly debates visiting the store to check on the bird’s welfare.
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Top Notch
Willy Nilly
Rip
Willy Nilk
Studious Weddings Seen by County Judge in Florida
Clearwater Florida County Judge Harry R Hewitt presides over a wedding in his office with a large picture of the Dionne quintuplets in view He quips I just want them to study while they get married Also mentions a Burlington North Carolina stenographer ad by R T Neville who advertised for a stenographer and a no name no job note.
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Associated Press
Studious
Clearwater
Fla
Harry R. Hewitt
Missing Signature Letter Sparks Job Choice
A flood of letters of application ends when a supervisor selects a strong one but notes the applicant forgot to sign. In another tale, Tom Porter loses his lunch box and false teeth with the missing bag, while colleagues offer no aid. A Tex story has a store guard hired after a break in, then robbery traps them inside. A filling station theft leaves a radio and antifreeze, with a cheeky note demanding stock.
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W. Va
Tom Porter
Tom
Washington Parade by Carlisle Barger
Washington Parade argues opposition to the new deal faces a liberal youth problem in the Washington press. It critiques a Herald Tribune Morgan story as misrepresentative, notes Nye committee aims, and links corporate captains to prewar commerce. The author claims such coverage undermines faith in leaders who provide jobs.
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Washington
New Deal
Nwst
New Order
Times
New York Herald-Tribune
J. P. Morgan
Nye
Herald- Tribune
New York
Walter Winchell
Morgan
Morgan House
England
Community gathering and visits across Eudora area
Mr and Mrs Eugene McCabria and two children of Kaw Valley hosted Sunday dinner with Mrs McCabria’s parents. Numerous neighbors and relatives attended local events including basketball games in Eudora High School gym and a Methodist quarterly conference. The Salem church Women’s Missionary Society shared a covered dish luncheon at Lot ties Ness home, with a lessons study led by Viola Brook on The Southern Cross of South America, as February plans were outlined.
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Eugene McCabria
Kaw Valley
Eudora
Walter Wilson
Nevieve
Weaver
Wilson
Methodist Church
Floyd Broers
Vernon Strobel
Carl Bernitz
Kansas City
Jake Strobel
Merl Reusch
Tonganoxie
John Reusch
Baby
Lester Massey
Robert Reusch
Women's Missionary Society of the
Salem Church
Lottie Ness
Viola Brook
Jesson
South America
Mayme Kohler
Agnes Strobel
George Trabant
Lydia MacCabria
Sarah Abels
Emma Schneider
Emma
Radio Programs Friday Evening Jan 17
Radio schedule listing numerous programs across WDAF WREN KMBC WHAE KMBC DAF etc with acts from Tom Mix Adventures to Uncle Ezra and Fred Waring plus music, sports and weather segments. Names include Irene Rich Rene Varieties Al Pearce Myrt and Marge Ray Perkins and Benny Goodman among many stations and time blocks.
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WDAF
Tom Mix
MBC
Wren
KMBC
Leth Grainer
Annie
Sjack Armstrong
KMAC
Whae—Tatten
Sparns
Tatther
Uncle Ezra
KMEC
Howard Ely
Ren—Console
Jimmie Allen
Carter
Irene Rich
Racer
Gallet
Rene Varieties
al Pearce
Rathomwengeens
Commerce Trust
Fred Waring
KNC
Poor Richard
WDAE
George Washington
Americas
Ames
Andy
Louie
Myrt
Marge
WDAP
al Shehell
Chez Paree
Wren—Ranny Weeks
Alpine Village
Paul Pendargis
Orch
Frank Daley
KRMEC
Shader
Daure Tunesing
Ff—Wdak
Alma Kitchell
AL Rovh
EA5
Goga de Ly Regan S —K. C
Chateau
Ichard Himber
Rialto Row
Clarence Rand
WREX
N. Y. Philharmonic
Pine Mountain Berrymakers
St. Ornienko’s
Betty
Bob. J
Thrills of Sport
Pat Dunn
Abe Lyman
Sanderson and Crumit
Bob Becker
Richard Himber
Gabriel Heatter
Ray Perkins
Catholic Hour
Wren—Grand Hotel
al Roth
Tack Benny
Eddie Cantor
Ren
Robert L. Ripley
Augustus Zanzig
KMOIC
Ong
Deergit Symph
Walter Winchell
Ail Whiterman
Wayne King
Wdaf—Symphony Orchestra
Seth Parker
Jack Hylton
Sylvan
Wren—Press-Radio News
OS -Wdaf
Bismarck
American Family Robinson
Eddie Duchin
LDS
Hotel Morrison
Ted Royal
Benny Goodman
WNAF
Willie Bryant
Earl Hines
Chas
Gaylord
Cabin Club
Wichita wedding bids new Mr and Mrs Harold Reusch
Amy Wheeler of Wichita wed Harold Reusch on January 4 in Wichita Central Christian church study. Ivy Peterson and Dorothy LeVelle were bridesmaids, Harold Smith best man, Bobbie Lee Peterson rang bearer. About 100 guests attended a reception at the Wheeler home. The couple will live near Wichita after two years with Reusch employed there.
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Emmett Bernitz
Kansas City
Howard Bernits
Lelia Mae
James Kraybrill
W. McCrea
Topeka
Otto Abels
Wilfred Eudaly
Marjorie Westerhouse
Carl
DeSoto
Will Dickens
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Baltimore Ave
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Avlanta
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Letroit
General Motors
Morgenthal
Senate
Fort Scott
Claude Callan
Douglas
Jefferson Ronnties
David Gart
St Eprise
Burlington, N. C
R. T. Neville
Floydada
Waterloo
Towa
Hudson
Washington Parade
Carlisle Barger
Evening Star
Roosevelt
IWREN
Savoy Plaza Hotel
Dick Gasparre
Ray Noble
Paradise Dance Orch
Waldorf-Astoria
Guy Lombardo
Orcherleis Kay
Griff Williams
Creb
Suh Ave
KFKO
Alice Merle Conger
Sus Stant
Vical Mn
Hutchinson
United States Supreme Court
Farm Bureau
Supreme Court
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