Advertising Executive Sees Tough Competition for Newspapers
Chicago January 23 GP News reports Harold S. Barnes director of the bureau of advertising cautioned that newspaper advertising will face the fiercest competition yet from magazines radio and television. He urged papers to develop new revenue sources and retain existing customers while addressing print shortages. J Garrett Noonan of the Louisville Courier Journal and Times spoke on selling national ads at the local level.
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Chicago
New York
Harold S. Barnes
Barnes
Bureau of Advertising
J. Garrett Noonan
Louisville, Ky
Courier Journal and Times
Approve Scout Promotions in Pelathe Boy Scouts District
The Pelathe district Board of Review approved three promotions. Luckett Smith of Troop 55 earned the Gold Palm and two Troop 52 scouts, Wess Hunn and John Hargrove, received the Star Rank. Board members were Kelvin Hoover Dr Paul Kincaid Elvis V Berger and Ralph E Graber.
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Board of Review
Pelathe
Boy Scouts of America
Luckettmith
Wess Hunn
John Hargrove
Kelvin Hoover
Dr. Paul
K. Kincaid
Elvis V. Berger
Ralph E. Graber
Fragmented 1951 notices mix tax sale and sewer bids
The document combines court notices for A L Browne estate in Kansas and city bid calls for nine acres near Maple Grove Cemetery, plus sewer project hearings and a county treasurer report. It includes names such as Hortense Rhucelle Browns and John J. Ruling, with dates and locations in Lawrence Douglas County, Kansas, and references to city clerk bids and rough financial balances.
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Kansas
Stas Gi
Lawrence
Douglas County
Hortense Rhucelle Browns
A. L. Browne
John J. Ruling
Lawrence Dale Ty Journal-World
Cty
Maple Grove Cemetery
H.C. Fisher
Journal-World
Nadea
Alhley
Lyone
Hiemsant
Fifth Street
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lecompton eoWwerite
Lecomptor
Coustal County
Nanere
Aeckiere
Binaof Hest
Fee Ee
Bestoning Belance
Feee
Searua
Hoa
Bell plans 1931 NFL alignments after long league meeting
Chicago January 23 1930 Commissioner Bert Bell began outlining a plan to restructure the NFL into two divisions with schedules to be sent to all clubs. A 43 hour return limit and stormy talks over Eastern and Western brackets led to a stalemate. Paul C Lewis backed Bell while Dan Reeves supported the move.
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Chicago
Bert Bell
National Football League
Philadelphia
Bell
Paul C. Lewis
Philadelphia Eagles
Dan Reeves
Los Angeles Rams
Loop
Altho
Alben Barkley
Sand
George Preston Marshall
Mahatms
Washington Redskins
Barkley
U. S
Secret Service
Marshall
Truman
Not So Apparent Yet in Nation’s Top Teams
Top ranked Kentucky overwhelmed Georgia Tech 82 61 to extend its perfect 25 0 SEC record while Vanderbilt entered a showdown with Tennessee after a string of conference wins Nearby Long Island University No 2 AP poll trounced Fairleigh Dickinson 97 43 Fourth ranking Bradley beat Pittsburgh 62 59 Indiana solidified its Big Ten lead by downing Ohio State 69 59 and others Iowa Missouri Colorado A and M and Utah also posted wins The article notes Bill Spivey 30 points for Kentucky and Sherman White 32 for LIU, with White setting a metropolitan scoring mark and reaching 2254 career points.
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New York
Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Wildcats
Vanderbilt
Tennessee
Commodores
Long Island S University
Associated Press
Fairleigh Dickinson
Bradley
Bill Mann
Pittsburgh
Braves
Panthers
Mann
Indians
Big Ten
Ohio State
Hoosiers
Alahome A. and
A. P
Bill Spivey
Sherman White
Wmual
Li.a
White
Iowa
Minnesota
Missouri
State
Colorado A
Utah
Wyoming
Middlecoff finds golfing as lucrative as molars
Dr. Cary Middlecoff, a Memphis dentist, won the Lakewood Park Open with 2000 first prize in Long Beach California. In three early year events his earnings surpassed 4500 while last year he made 18205. Manuel de La Torre captured 1400 for second as Jimmy Clark Dick Mayer tied for third with Jimmy Thompson and Henry Ransom. Boros rose briefly to the top before fading. Some lead carbonate crystals described in nearby note shine like diamonds but lack durability.
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Long Beach
Calif
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Manuel de la Torre
Milwaukee
Middlecoff
Jimmy Clark
Laguna Beach
Dick Mayer
St. Petersburg
Flo
Jimmy Thompson
New York
Henry Ransom
St. Andrews
Julius Boros
Mid Pines
N. C
Horos
Art Deering
Richmond, Va
Ed Oliver
Seattle
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Coaching Pham Uhipicked From Orchard at U.S. C.
In Los Angeles on January 29 the career headlines mention Ivy Williams, son of Wisconsin, and Don Faurot of Missouri with Bowden Wyatt of Wyoming. Browns are referenced in context with the Cleveland pro scene.
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Pham Uhipicked
Orchard
U.S. C
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Ivy_Williamson
Wiscaahs
Don Faurot
Missouri
Bowden Wyatt
Wyoming
Death by Asphyxiation Shocks Topeka Couple
In Topeka on January 23, the bodies of Santiago Alonzo, 23, and Cruz Alonzo, 25, were found in a tourist cabin from gas stove fumes. Their 18 month old daughter Patricia was saved by grandparents after the couple returned late from a party. Deputies Leo Boos and Jerry Kyeipe led the investigation.
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Topeka
Leo Boos
Jerry Kyeipe
Santiago Alonzo
Cruz
Patricia
Alonzos
Brown to Meet Buckeye Officials Over Football Job
Columbus, Jan 23. Paul E. Brown, controversial former Ohio State football coach, will interview for the head job this week after receiving a letter from Athletic Director Dick Larkins. Brown accepted and may meet the athletic board, trustees, and President Bevis to settle past differences while other candidates also undergo screening.
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Columbus
Paul E. Brown
Ohio State University Athletica
Buckeye
Cleveland
Dick Larkins
Brown
Buck
Ohio State
Missouri
Don Faurot
Faurot
Athletic Board
Howard L. Bevis
Larkins
Veterans enjoy Telephone Hour at Winter hospital program
Southwestern Bell Telephone employees presented a variety show to Winter Veterans hospital patients, performed in the recreation hall after the Sunday fellowship hour under Red Cross auspices. Ruth Harwood led soprano numbers with Mary Ray, plus a cello duo and a quartet, drawing patients into singalongs during the evening. A separate Lawrence Men’s Chorus session occurred Friday night, entertaining in the recreation hall and wards.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Topeka
Winter Veterans Hospital
Red Cross
Recreation Hall
Ruth Harwood
Mary Ray
Hero
Estralita
Nancy Shackleford
Madge Allen
Saint-Saens
Gavotte
Popper
Nina
Pergolesi
Shaker collector turns five cent bid into 800 pepper salt shakers
Mrs Frank Owen of Brockville began collecting pepper and salt shakers after bidding five cents on a box sight unseen at a Toronto auction. Her then hobby grew to almost 800 pieces, including whimsical figures and hand painted bottles. She trades duplicates and belongs to the Los Angeles Good Neighbor Salt and Pepper Club.
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Toronto
Frank Owen
Brockville
Zalt and Pepper Club
Los Angeles
Calif
Ralypoly
Dustcloths Hidden for Emergency Use in Rooms
In the living room and other rooms, dustcloths are to be hidden for emergency use. Wash a dustcloth in clean water periodically to avoid spreading more dust than it collects.
Shawnee Leads Counties In Federal Civil Workers
Washington reports that Kansas has 17,989 federal civilian employees in all counties, with Shawnee County at 3,424 the highest. Leavenworth 2,505 and sedgwick 2,385 follow, and the district totals 165,999 workers with duty stations in the district.
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Washington
Shawnee County
Kansas
Congressional Committee
Leavenworth County
Seedgwick County
Joint Committee On
United States
Armstrong
South Dakota
California
District of Columbia
Anderson
Atchison
Douglas
Haskell Institute
Franklin
Jefferson
Johnson
Osage
Wyandotte
Declared insane Missouri man charged with killing Kansas City hotel figure
Earl George Murrell of Carthage Missouri was declared insane by Probate Judge Leslie W Welch and ordered committed to Fulton State Hospital. He had been charged with fatally shooting Marshall H Dean 35 assistant manager of Hotel President in Kansas City last June 21. A sanity hearing postponed the murder charge last week.
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Kansas City
Earl George Murrell
Carthage
Leslie W. Welch
Fulton
Murrell
Marshall H. Dean
Fingerprints on File as Artificial Hands Debut
Los Angeles reports at a conference on artificial limbs described hands made of plastic with gloves molded from live models. The gloves bear their fingerprints and are registered to prevent confusion, allowing experts to distinguish between identical models.
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Los Angeles
Citx
F.B.I
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Urkhardt Battery Co
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