Proclamation and Political Puzzle for Democrats
Proclamations of peace mix with a political puzzle as Congressman Ayres contemplates a federal trade commission post. His departure would threaten Kansas Democrats’ hold in the Kensay delegation, since his district trusted him to win and keep the seat. The party faces the challenge of finding a rival as popular and capable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayres
Federal Trade Commission
House of Representatives
Kansas
Kensay
A BAD SITUATION IN THE FEDS DEFICIT VIEW
The article critiques the Roosevelt administration for masking a fiscal deficit of over four billion dollars at year end June 30. It notes spending exceeded receipts by more than seven billion, with borrowing accounting for much of the gap, and warns the looming burden of debt and repayment. The piece argues the administration compares to its own high forecast to claim success, yet actual facts show a troubling financial outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Roosevelt
Uncle Sam
German Debts and Nazi Turmoil Delay Payments
In Washington speculation links the German debt situation to the Nazi regime’s violence. Realigning Germany’s affairs by force risks terror and disruption of normal life, causing delays or impossibility of debt payments as events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Germany
Jobs and hot weather in Rotary talk
Dr. A. J. Anderson addressed Rotarians on enduring the current heat wave. He offered practical tips for coping with high temperatures, noting that the season includes a rarely valued blessing. The remarks urged readers to apply simple precautions for comfort and health during hot days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Anderson
Olathe Grange store to be closed after receivership
The Olathe Grange store, a town institution since 1876, will be closed out after two years in receivership. Its decline mirrors wider struggles of worker-founded institutions like banks and insurance companies, whose management lagged during the depression era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olathe Grange
Grange
Olathe
Gieseman Cleared as Registered Nurse in May Exams
Mary Louise Gieseman passed the state board of examiners assessments in May and papers were filed with the county clerk. News notes list Guyer entering the Kansas second district race to fill the Little unexpired term, a large community sing at the University campus, and several local movements including Spaldings’ summer plans and Harvard graduates O’Leary and Mrs Fitzpatrick hosting and entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Gieseman
State Board of Examiners
Guyer
Kansas City
Kans
U. S
Kansas
Col. E. V. Little
University
Fowler Shops
Dean Swarthout
Prof. Downing
Louise Miller
Arthur Spalding
J. O'Leary
Carnnell University
Garl Rarick Welcomes Son in City Birth
Twenty five years ago on Tuesday July 3 a local couple Mr and Mrs Garl Rarick welcomed a newborn son reported in the society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Garl Rarick
Large summer school enrollment tops records at local school
Enrollment reaches 317 today, surpassing last year by nearly fifty and marking the largest in school history, not counting music pupils. The school closes July 21 after a three week follow up session. Glorious Fourth events include Brown's Grove picnic with noted speakers and Linwood and Lecompton commemorations. Many stores close for the holiday. city observes quiet Fourth of July with proclamations. Local marriages and travel plans feature Miss Stella Robbins and Miss Nina Hester among others, while Mr and Mrs George W Wilson wed last evening at Trinity church and plan residence on Massachusetts street after August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown’s Grove
Lawrence
Brown
Elmer Brown
Cal. J. K. Rankin
Rev. E. H. Parish
Linwood
Col. W. A. Harris
J. L. Brady
Lecompton
Clara Belle Lupton
Hoxie
Charles Curry
Winchester
Nina Hester
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. N. Roberts
Isle Royal
Stella Robbins
Helen Veakrs
Haskell
Jeff
Elkhart Lake
Wis
Ice house gains only limited impact on river production
Forty years ago on July 3 notices report an ice house that will affect ice output only in lean river seasons. A foot of ice could be harvested for ten cents per ton. Aug Olson’s son was severely burned by a powder blast. Town parade logistics include halting sprinkler service and firecracker restrictions. Pierson Bros bought its first new wheat, cheese factory sale to Julius Fischer, and Fourth of July parade plans feature bicyclists and the Turners in costume.
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Olson
Pierson Bros
Julius Fischer
Massachusetts Street
Bridge
South Park
A. Anderson
History of Little Round Top at Gettysburg
In July 1863 General Meade learned Little Round Top was unoccupied and ordered the Irish Brigade of New York to defend it. Chaplain Father Corby blessed the soldiers and urged steadfastness as Union forces repelled furious assaults to hold the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Round Top
Meade
Gettysburg
New York
Father Corby
Kansas News Briefs and Local Court Motions
A Topeka call to banks for June 30 condition statements. funeral set for former Senator Chester I. Long in Wichita. Topeka water purchase probe after $32 000 pump sale. relief program hearings slated at six towns July 6 to July 13 with director John G. Stutz announcing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
H.W. Koeneke
Wichita
United States
Chester I. Long
Kansas
Washington
M. E. Lin‘ton
Roland Boynton
Muskexon
Mich
Supreme Court
C. A. Bradbury
Fairfax Barnes
LaBette County
John G. Stutz
Salina
Hoxie
Dodge City
Chanute
Murder Plot Deepens in Dufresne House Mystery
Detective Harper links the butler Andrews to threatening letters via a thumbprint test and discovers letters originated in the house. Andrews offers an alibi while Dufresne questions the approach as Harper follows clues from the cellar to the waste baskets and upstairs rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Straner
Austerlitz
Andrews
Mr. Dufresne
Dufresne
Adrews
Dr. Ulrich
Ulrich
Sylvia Dufresne
Mrs Dufresne
The Terrible Object in the Dark
In this Mary Graham Bonner tale a frightened duckling named Yellow Beak confronts a looming, silent figure in the dark. He pleads for mercy, promises to behave, and fears captivity as night drags on until the dawn reveals the true nature of the mysterious object.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Yellow Beak
Nellow Beak
Little Yellow Beak
Lemonade budget tops New Martinsville Fourth of July plans
New Martinsville votes to spend 10 thousand gallons of free lemonade as year end treasury surplus reaches 10 524 50. City population 6600. In other brief items a Kansas City monkey causes a tummy ache in a garden incident, Denver clubs plan wallpaper from worthless stocks, and Compton California reports a prowler scare with a police response.
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Fiy
Associated Press
New Martinsville
W. Va
Kansas City
FE. E. Davidson
Cable News in Brief Ratibor Stirs Silesia Priest Warning
Ratibor Germany governor of Silesia warned Catholic priests amid rising tensions. Authorities urged restraint as clerics faced scrutiny over public statements. No injuries reported in the brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratibor
Germany
Silesia
Global war updates and political shifts across Asia and Europe
Reports from the era detail threats against rebels under the Nazi regime as U S and Roosevelt move toward Haiti and Puerto Rico amidst rough seas. Tokyo sees a cabinet resignation amid scandal while Hirohito weighs a new premier and military pressure grows. Venice hosts an American art exhibit unlikely to be withdrawn despite Whitney Museum protests. Shanghai notes new Chinese import duties affecting US goods, with Japanese duties largely unchanged or lowered.
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U. S
Gilmer
Roosevelt
Houston
Haiti
Puerto Rico
Tokyo
Hirohito
Venice
Marian Davis
Whitney Museum of American Art
Shanghai
United States
Community Notes From Stony Point and Surrounding Farms
Local residents from Baldwin to Union and nearby towns visit, helper duties, and threshing progress are reported. A June 16 surprise party marks Mrs. Lester Craig’s 50th birthday with 84 attendees including the Craig family, Lawrences and Markleys, and many friends from Kansas City and Hirth Prairie.
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D. A. Wray
Ernest
Daniel Flory
Heasant Grove
Wm. Houser
Union
Clarence Beckner
Near Lone Star
Geo. Markley
Salon Markley
Mary Kathern
William and
Jesse Markley
Columbia
Frank Calthwell
Ottis Hobbs
Floyd Churchbaugh
H. H. Ulrich
Jesse Fowler
Lester Deay
Lester Craig
Gerald
Arnold John
George Jones
Jesse Flower
Wanda Ruth
Lawrence
Laverne Craig
John Tobler
Ronnie Deay
Rollie
George S. O. Smith
Rex
Kansas City
Jessee Dean
Howard Dean
aArlus Dean
Carol Joan
Dan Shotwell
Orville
Delbert
Maurice
Hirth Prairie
Arnold Grey
Martin Holcom
Helen
Bruce
Jim Kassinger
Clarence Griffis
Johanna
Bernice
Fred Gottstein
East Vinland
Will Winters
Etoil
Doris
B. J
Murry
Leland
Bobby
Joyce
Charles
Jim Jones
Hazel
Mildred
Betty
Vera
Cyrus
Robert
Junior
Frankie
Letha
Don McMullen
Mrs Lester Deay event noted with games and refreshments
Mrs Lester Deay hosted a gathering where games were played and refreshments served, reflecting a social occasion with attendees enjoying activities and light fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Deay
Lecompton hosts Farm Bureau club all day meeting
An all day meeting of the Big Springs Farm Bureau club was hosted by Mr and Mrs Lecompton Fahnmaier at their home on Tuesday June 26. Attendees included Mrs Mary Shambart Miss Maxine Slavens Mrs Vena Wilson Miss Sophia Damm and many others with plans for August meetings and a July Douglas County picnic. Also noted were family reunions and social events surrounding local residents and a United Brethren church tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Ester Fahnmaier
Big Springs Farm Bureau Club
Myrtle Henry
Jesson
Mary Shambart
Oakland
Maxine Slavens
Ottawa
Vena Wilson
Sophia Damm
Carrie Paslay
Emma_Holloway
Wilmuth Rabe
Cyfoursaw
Pearl Daram
Mattie Matney
Lovene_“Matney
Deverly Bahnmaier
Mae Jean Damm
Vesta Bahnmaier
Ester Bahnmaier
Eligabeth Bahnmaier
Rose Wymer
Douglas County
John Taylor
Hazel
Joe Taylor
Wanda Fae
Phoenix
Aziz
Frank Taylor
Donald
Barbara Jean
Topeka
Bert Flory
Lone Star
Lawrence
Flory
John
Homer McClanahan
George Whipple
Whippie
The
United Brethren Church
Hazel Taylor
Kansas City
Sarah Glenn
Sophia Kelloge
Saraene Herschell
Mella Wasson
Barbara, Duane
Darrel Dean Binckley
Sophia Kellex
Henrietta Binckley
Gladys Binckley
Nora Mae Oel
Jesse Smelser
Dorin
William Herschell
C. A. Randlitz
Wilma Glenn
W. B. Glenn
Mma Hogs
Bertha Isler
Bertha Teel
Prudy Binckley
Olivia Fulton
Clara Ireland
M. Johnston
Bessie Herschell
Sam Cremer
Hazel Camp
Harriet Smelser
Mallie Anderson
Gage Park
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Journal-World BY
the World Company
W. C. Semons
J. W W. Murray
Dolph Simons
Laurence
Jenzen & Thompson, Inc
York
West 44Th of Chicago
South Michigan Ave
Ue Francisco
Sansomo
Ens
10Th St
St. Louis Star
Walton Building
Pee
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
God
Anderson
Jary
Tom Burtch
Washington, D. C
F. W. Jaedicke
H. H. Asher
Los Angeles
Cal
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Jane Rogers
San Diego
Robert Quillen
Publishers Syndicate
Turners
R. K. Moody
Pleasanton
Prof. Hendricks
Edward Bumgardner
Rhodes
Rhoads
Mander GP
Mocking House
Walter C. Brown
Harner
Donaghy
Encenr
David Bruce
Mediterranean Sea
France
Italy
Naw
York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Commonwealth Fund
Denver
Denver Athletic Club
Compton
Calif
Herman Lehrhoss
Lehrhoss
Wayne Wright
Lehrboss
Cable News
Stony Point
Dick Fisher
Ford Winters
Baldwin
Clara Kassinger
Fredrick Hippkell
Welcome
Wray and Dailey
Chas. Kassinger
Puff Casey Jones
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
U.S
Geo. W. Kuhne
Cashier
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