National Representatives and Public Notices in Lawrence Kansas
A mixed excerpt mentions National Representatives Lorenzen Thompson Inc with addresses in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City and Atlanta. It includes Associated Press rights and circulation notes. The piece references journal delivery times and discussions on university funding and film influence on children with societal implications. It notes the applesauce vending industry amid a low mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
St- Chicaxa
South Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Coca Cola
St Louis
Star
Atlanta
Walton Building
Power From God and Economic Reform in 1952
A mixed 1952 snapshot notes religious verse, Alfred E. Smith’s word rates, and Congress rushing the reconstruction finance bill for quick economic aid. It discusses four economist urged actions: budget restraint, cautious credit expansion, and aligned fiscal policy with the Federal Reserve. It also covers Britain's tariff debate and Kansas Day booms amid political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hoover
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve
Attacks on the University Prompt Prompt’s Question
A prominent promoter of the ongoing series of attacks asks whether any link exists between the assaults and the university. The remarks reference past Klan activity and imply underground operations alongside open actions. The source notes the promoter's doubt about connections driving the attacks.
Old Home Town Dinner and KU names in state news
In Upton Court the L H Verkins host the state board of law examiners and spouses along with Supreme Court officials and KU law faculty and spouses at a January 24 dinner. Lawrence attendees include several professors and a judge, with wives noted. Also covered are a birthday party hosted by Master Armin Barteldes, and governor Hoch naming two new state university regents Willis Creed and W Y Morgan replacing others. F locks fashion notes report fur cap trends among young girls with camphor scented fur hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upton Court
L. H. Verkins
State Board of Law Examiners
Supreme Court
Law
University of Kansas
Lawrence
James W. Green
E. Riggins
Wm. L. Burdick
William Underhill Moore
Charles A A. Smart
Armin Barteldes
Armin
Hoch
Willis Creed
Topeka
W. Y. Morgan
Hutchinson
State University
Tom Butcher
Wellington
Frank Crowell
Atchison
Luncheon Set by Mrs Lander and Mrs Simmons
Ten years ago on Saturday January 23 two local hostesses Mrs Harry T Lander and Mrs Jerry Simmons planned a one o clock luncheon at the Elks Club for a group of friends. Trving Hill president of the University Alumni Association departed for Chicago on a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Lander
Jerry Simmons
The
Elks Club
Trving Hill
University Alumni Association
Ieft
Chicago
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A brief comic sketch notes how Ma, intending a small roast, buys a large one after meeting Lucy and Nora at the shop to show they need not fear scarcity. The piece reflects domestic humor and practical thrift in a familiares atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Nora
Publishers Syndicate
Martin Retiring After 30 Years in Army
Master Sergeant Roy J. Martin, longtime infantry instructor with Kansas National Guard, retires after 30 years of service. Born in Manhattan, he served in the Spanish American War, Philippine insurrection, and World War I, with six years in Kansas and eight years as a guard unit instructor. He will return from two months furlough to civilian life in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
Martin
United States Regular Army
Roy J. Martin
National Guard
Business Men's Credit Exchange
Infantry
Philippines
France
Germany
McKinley
22Nd
Kansas_infantry
Kansas National Guard
Manhattan
137Th Infantry
Camp Whitside
Charles H. Browne
Wedding Anniversary Celebrated At Pine Home
Sunday afternoon January 22 the family of Mr and Mrs W A Tine celebrated their forty fifth wedding anniversary at the Pine home with a cake bearing 45 and candles. Thirty two Pine children attended as five sons and two daughters helped mark the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
K. U
KK. L
Chicago
John Porter
W. A. Tine
Clifford Pine
Tine
Pine
Hagge
X Street
Spencer
Noll
Dickinson
T. H. Kennedy
Hertz
Doering
Kansas History Highlights This Date 1889 Plumb Re elected
On this date in 1889 Preston B. Plumb was re elected United States senator by the Kansas legislature in joint session. In 1882 James Brennan, who killed Colonel Sam Wood in Stevens County, was freed by the Stevens County court due to inability to obtain a jury to try the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston B. Plumb
United States
Kansas
James Brennan
Sam Wood
Stevens County
Kansas News Briefs Highlight Education And Securities Actions
AP dispatch from Manhattan reports a new course in radio communication will join Kansas State curriculum next semester. Topeka notes state bank regulator canceled or suspended permits for 194 firms in 1921 and revoked broker registrations. Hutchinson covers a tax hearing where landowners estimate area value. Wichita reports Fischer Investment audit expected to take about six weeks. Pena denied permission to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Manhattan
Radio 1
Mike
Topeka
Carl Newcomer
State Bank
Securities Department
Kansas
Hutchimsen
State Tax Commission
Sec Bisiita
Robert Hasty
Wichita
Fisher Investment Companies
Fred Fisher
Comes
Pena
Flood waters recede as three families rescued near Fort Sill
Lawton Oklahoma reports flood waters that trapped three families east of Fort Sill have receded. Rescues used an improvised boat and a car body boat. Mrs Harry Brooks and her 3 year old child were saved and rushed to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Okla
Fort Sill
Harry Brooks
Ae Journal-World
The Myth of Falstaff and the Fat Jovial Stereotype
The piece argues that Falstaff’s jovial fat image is a stereotype, not a rule of character. It discusses how obesity does not imply cheerfulness and links overeating to appetite, stress, and emotional factors, noting calories and food choices influence hunger and satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falstaff
Magic Garments and the Curious Closet Explained
Mary Graham Bonnet narrates the Magic Maker revealing transforming garments to John and Peggy. He demonstrates turning objects into new forms and opens a growing door to a closet filled with extraordinary clothes. Perry tries on several dazzling outfits as the magic unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonnet
John
Peggy
Perry
Surprises Reveals Invisible Garments In Costume Mix
John spots a joke in a gypsy costume scene as Surprises, the Magic Maker, laments missing outfits in a corner. John declares the right garments are invisible, prompting the magician to cheer and praise the clever boy for guessing the gag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Magic Maker
Peggy
Bright Boy
Monday Bobby Burns Letters to the Editor
A reader questions Sheriff Dunkley’s practice of letting a prisoner assist an officer and provide transportation and comforts. The Letter reflects concern that a convicted offender accompanies deputies and drives away in a patrol car, challenging jurors, judges, and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Burns
Journal-World
Dunkley
Dyer
Flashing life and law in brief news items
A series of brief items: Morris Friedland and Morris Baumblatt arrested after a counterfeiting attempt at the Reuben haberdashery. Oscar F. Tucker seeks reenlistment from Norfolk but turns 35 just before. Don George nicknamed El Toro injures Raoul Simon in a wrestling bout. Attorney General Napier limits law enforcement speed amid pursuits. Roger Bresnahan retires to run for sheriff in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Morris Friedland
Morris Baumblatt
Harry Reuben
Albert
Harry
Alberti
Reubens
San Diego
Oscar F. Tucker
Navy
Norfolk
Holyoke
Mass
Don George
el Toro
George
Raoul Simon
Simon
Atlanta
George M. Napier
Toledo
Roger Bresnahan
New York Giants
Sunday Visit Ties Local Families to Shack Home
Columbia social notes record Mr and Mrs Charlie Brohammer spending Sunday with the Charles and Lloyd Shack household. Attendees include Mr and Mrs A J Flory and Wesley, Mr and Mrs Cecil Dover, Mr and Mrs Will Postma and Florence, Laurie and Richard, Mrs Wesley Flory, and Miss Lizzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Brohammer
Charles and Lloyd Shack
A. J. Flory
Wesley
Cecil Dover
Will Postma
Florence, Laurie and
Richard
Wesley Flory
Lizzie
Community notes from the Daniel Beeghiey and nearby homes
Residents and visitors share Sunday visits and neighborhood errands. Funeral attendance for Mrs. W S Banning in Lawrence noted along with illness, travel, and caregiving updates. Various local residents help with furnace repair, farming tasks, and house calls, with several names tied to the Markley Shuck Deay and Flory families recurring throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Beeghiey
Selon Markley
Mary Katherine
Robert Wilson
Mae Karnes
Lawrence
Frank Deay
George Markley
W. S. Banning
Rumsey Funeral
Banning
Texas
Cecil Dover
A. J. Flery
Oscar Shuck
Evelyn
Byron
Charlie Brohammer
Solon Markley
School
Jesse Markley
George Hardtaker
Rumsey
Sutton
Charles Shuck
Lloyd Shuck
Mildred Deay
Ger
Edith Deay
Evelyn Shuck
Gottlieb. Nieder
John David
Agnes Stevens
Vinand
Roy Cadwell
Raymond Standing
Charles
Lloyd’ Shack
William Flory
Effie Gish
Centropolis
John Brohammer
Jes
Mr. Flory
Hallie Hale
Trend
Arthur Flory
del Deay
Walter Deay
Pleasant Grove
Dr. Bell of Baldwin
Miss Nellie Erkart Attends Meeting at Oskaloosa
Knowledge Hill note says Miss Nellie Erkart spent the weekend at her home in Winchester and attended a teacher's meeting at Oskaloosa on Saturday. John Thiry, Frances Thiry and Mr and Mrs Baker Murphy were also mentioned as spending time there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowledge Hill
Nellie Erkart
Winchester
Oskaloosa
John Thiry
Frances Thiry
Baker Murphy
What Can I Do For You What Can The Church Do For You
The sermon urges concrete requests to Jesus, not vague prayers. It contrasts blessed relief through specific needs with modern church vagueness, arguing that ministers and congregants must seek direct spiritual goals. The message stresses personalized requests and decisive ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Jesus Chanicgle
Local Visits and Illness Tie Up Roads This Week
Tuesday at Mr and Mrs Farl Janeway's, Mr and Mrs William Rice and sons visited Mrs Rice's parents Mr and Mrs F Johns in Bismarck. Williams had Kansas City guests. Canary and Culby hosted Sunday visits, while Thiry attended a funeral in Lawrence for Brent. Lois Wells stayed in Lawrence with Howard and Charles as Ora Wells stayed in Town with her sister Mrs Chester Freeman who is seriously ill. Roads have been nearly impassable and milk men and mail carriers faced a hard week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Brent
Lawrence
Lois Wells
Howard
Charles
Ora Wells
Chester Freeman
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Journal-World BY the World Company
WWW
C Simons
J. W. Murray
Dolph Simons
Massachusetts Street
Kaw Telephone
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Agricultural College
Harvard
Alfred E. Smith
House of Commons
Clyde M. Reed
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Kansas News
Yan Health
Grace Perkins
J. R. Bryant
Life
Columbia
Tras
England
Shakespeare
Cromwell
Tower of London
Thames
Lawrence National
Bartimaeus
Lawrence Building & Loan Assn
T. J. Sweeney
J. M. Lewis
S. A. Wood
R. M. Fitzpatrick
George Punkley
Cc. A. Friend
Jacob Badsky
Robert A. Steele
Cc. A. Smart
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