National Representatives and Democratic Analysis in the Midwest
Nation wide firms list addresses in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City St Louis Atlanta Detroit. A WP A official Ben Hudson attacks local government waste tying it to New Deal programs. He argues central control would fix issues, mocking local autonomy amid drought panic and League of Nations concerns over Haile Selassie and Nazi moves on the Polish corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
Lauis
Star
Atlanta
Walton
Detroit
General Motors
Ben Hudson
WPA
Young Democrat
Lawrence
Hudson
Washington
League
Haile Selassie
League of Nations
Baltic Sea
East Prussia
Germany
Ethiopia
Danzig
Harmony and rearmament themes in national politics
The article describes perceived signals of renewed British defense programs and links to Democratic unity under the White House. It notes Tammany Hall’s 180th anniversary celebrations showing apparent harmony with the administration and suggests Republican conventions in Cleveland set a certain tone, while notable opponents of the New Deal were conspicuously absent from New York events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany
White House
Mannee Ph Sas
Cleveland
New York
Borah's Fourth of July Speech Leaves Senate Fate Vague
Senator Borah delivered a long Fourth of July address avoiding questions about another Senate run and support for the Landon-Knox ticket. The absence of direct answers left the public uncertain about his political plans this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Senate
Landon-Knox
Old Home Town notes and Fourth of July events
Veteran post office employee L B Read returns from Simmons hospital after an operation. A large Fourth of July picnic and fireworks were held at the W C Simons home hosted by Mr and Mrs O W Maloney. Prof and Mrs H A Cunningham announced the birth of a son on July 4. Warren Schungel left for Akron Ohio to join Goodyear Tire Co. Mrs Schungel to join later with infant. Jean Elliott returns from Oregon to spend summer with her parents. Prof and Mrs Seba Eldridge to Colorado for research with a summer cottage there. Miss Gertrude Standing shows improvement after illness. Race horses die in a fire at Woodland Park, horses valued at $1,500 and two dogs perished. Prices away at minstrel show when barn burned. no hydrant available. About 2,500 attend Woodland Park Fourth celebration for independence address by Rev Edward Hislop, baseball games, antiquated auto race, events, and dancing. F A U band adds to festivities. Mrs E R Corey and son Bab i and Ruth Emerson to Bear Creek Canyon for summer. Mr and Mrs W S Griesa to Estes Park with Mrs A J Anderson and Agnes Evans joining in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Read
Post Office
Simmons Hospital
W. C. Simons
O. W. Maloney
H. A. Cunningham
Warren Schungel
Akron
Ohio
Park
Woodland Park
JH. J. Price
Edward Hislop
Lone Star
Pleasant Grove
F.A.U
E. R. Corey
Babi
Ruth Emerson
School Board Awards Contract For Repairs
The Board of Education met in regular session with members Innes Bumgardner Griffiths Metcalf and Wood present. Geo Eastman Geo Savage and E H S Snyder won contracts for general repairs on school buildings. Yesterday was hot with 108 degrees at the University thermometer, tying a July record. The marriage of Miss Nell Penchard and Mr J Wesley Cox of Colorado Springs occurred last evening at 8 o'clock at the bride's parents' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Innes
Bumgardner
Griffiths
Metcalf
Wood
Geo
Eastman
Geo. Savage
E. H. S. Snyder
Penchard-Cox
Nell Penchard
J. Wesley Cox
Colorado Springs
Wedding and travel notes from local families and visitors
Mrs. W. E. Penchard wed in a parlor ceremony with only kin present. Mr. and Mrs. Cox depart for Colorado Springs to establish a home. C E Wilmot and Roberta Gorsuch return from a Durfee farm outing. George L. Glass and Tampa visitors plan a month in Lawrence with R. F. Glass and Mrs. W. B. Dotwood. Paleontologists from the University begin Miocene fossil hunts in Colorado under Prof. Martin and colleagues. Charles Tate residence quarantined for smallpox. other town cases reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Penchard
Stauffer
Lutheran Church
Cox
Colorado Springs
C. E. Wilmot
Roberta ‘Gorsuch
Durfee Farm
George L. Glass
Tampa
Fla
Lawrence
R. F. Glass
W. B. Dotwood
H. T. Martin
University
Colorado
Martin
Dyche
Williston
Charles Tate
New Jersey Stree
A Sane Fourth for Lawrence Delights and Heat Records
Twenty five years ago in Lawrence a quiet Fourth saw no arrests and careful celebration. Park attendance lagged and streetcars carried crowds while a 107 degree afternoon tested residents. A homemade cannon caused minor burns to Pete Underwood as Sophie Smithmeyer hosted a local card party for Ruth Wilson and Mildred Morton of Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
A. E. Monroe
Louisiana Street
Pete Underwood
Don Edmondson
Underwood
Sophie’ Smithmeyer
Helen Hornaday
Smithmeyer
Ruth Wilson
Mildred Mortom
Topeka
Walter J
New Haven
Mergers, travels, and local disturbances spill across Topeka to Chicago
Dick Cooley will leave Topeka tomorrow and 34M join Philadelphia team at Cincinnati or Louisville. The new mergers at the Warblers include Oscar Learnard Luteewis Tom Green and Clarence 2 sell. Charlie Haggarty went to Topeka for entry in the races. Mrs. George Hackman and Col H L Mere went to Chicago for conventions. Miss Mary Gilmore and Miss Albert Corbin depart for Colorado Springs and Amherst. A west side Southwark petition seeks to fund a bicycle track with donor pledges. Races at Driving Park Saturday were a benefit for Bell's band but attracted disruptive spectators. Charlie Duncan's windows show a fireworks fusillade damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Cooley
Topeka
Philadelphia
Aap
Colorado
George Hackman
Chicago
H. L. Méere
Mary Gilmore
Colorado Springs
Albert
Corbin
Amherst
Southwark
Sy Council
Driving Park
Bell
Charlie Duncan
Murder Tonight In A Sussex Village Mystery
Eighteenth of January in a Sussex village. Dale Shipley dines at Ferney House with Captain Reeves and guests while Lois Everest, Nancy Featherstone, and Doctor Chambers mingle. Tense undercurrents—revelations and rivalries amid hunting talk—set the stage for a murder tonight as the gathering awaits an unseen guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Leonard's
Dale Shipley
Ferney House
Nancy Featherstone
Reeves
Nancy ‘Feather—stone
Miss Everest
Miss Featherstone
Tlondon
Doctor Chamber ’S
Sydney Chambers
Tabby
Necato
Forney House
Nellie Reeves
Chelsea
Mayfair
Lois Everest
London
Nancy
Doctor Chambers
Lois
Peckham Rye
Flashes of Life and Tragic Pool Deaths Across Cities
A collage of brief clippings reports quirky incidents and a fatal pool accident. An ice cream tester appointment in Memphis faces no helpers. A Pittsburgh boy dies after a last dive. Feinberg in Kansas City recovers from a fake check incident. A barber chair tale in Old Crop Home notes long avoidance of razors. A lemonade extinguished a car fire in O Neill. A radiator cap elephant triggers a police altercation in Kankakee.
Psychology of the Cripple in Child Rearing Guidance
Dr. Alan Deborest Smith argues that crippled children benefit from encouragement to pursue all feasible activities, while avoiding self pity. He warns against spoiling with excessive rewards or sheltering from peers, urging parents and teachers to foster independence to build morale and long term happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Deborest Smith
New York
Orthopedic — Hospital
Clay County Farmers Plan To Rake Wheat Straw Stubble
In Clay Center Kansas farmers recall high prices for wheat straw during 1934 and plan today to rake the stubble. In 1984 local straw sold about eight to thirty ten dollars per ton in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kan
Clay County
Band Concert At University Auditorium Atmosphere Cooler Than Usual
The Midwest Music Camp Band held its second concert of the season Sunday in the university auditorium under guest conductor Clarence E Sawhill of Lawrence High School. The program mixed marches, spirituals, and Stephen Foster tunes, with standout cornet duets by Clarence Mills and Bill Cole and a fine brass quartet. The camp enters its third week with August San Romani directing this week and A Austin Harding slated next, as audiences are hoped to grow with continued favorable weather and a shift to Fowler grove for the outdoor finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest Music Camp
University Auditorium
Clarence E. Sawhill
Lawrence High School
Sawhill
Stephen Foster
Clarence Mills
Bill Cole
Alford
August San Romani
McPherson
A. Austin Harding
University of Illinois
Fowler Grove
Off Again By Willy Nilly Camping Ride Returns
A group including Jelly Bear Honey Bear Jupiter Blacky Bear Christopher Columbus Crow and animal friends set out on a camping trip. Top Notch and the Quarko family urge Willy Nilly to join while Grandma and Grandpa Galump discuss ear fixing for the gnome-like child. Christopher will shuttle messages as the party travels, and Willy Nilly prepares sandwiches and a rug for comfort. The voyage begins with promises to stay nearby for updates before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Honey Bear
Jupiter
Blacky Bear
Christopher Columbus
Sweet Face
Rip
Mrs. Quarko Duck
Top Notch
Rooster
Willy Nilly
Ton Notch
Grandma
Grandpa
Christopher
Jelly Bear
Question of Fire Winter Weather News Roundup
Names and events crowd a local period piece with a list of family visits weddings and gatherings. Families from Topeka Kanwaka and Lawrence appear with births marriages and a medical accident noted alongside funeral attendance.
Poor Pa by Claude Callan ad forms at jubilee reunion
A social item notes a Richards family reunion with sixty three relatives attending a basket dinner at the C. A. Richards home. Guests from Glendale Wichita Iola and Lawrence shared the event. Several local residents are mentioned visiting relatives and attending a shower for Dorothy Buerman before a marriage ceremony at the Buerman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Jack Collins
Lake View
Mary E. Porter
Glendale
Cal
G. T. Richards
Margaret
Harry Mitchell
Jean
Helen and Clark Smith
Lawrence
Waneta Colman
Arlene
Bobby Sims
George A. Glenn
Arlington
Colo
FE Kuester
Mr. Glenn
Clarence Glenn
William Wymer
Carolyn
Big Springs
George Dews
Verne R. Hall
Kansas City
J.C
Mexico
Buerman
Dewey Porter
Max
Wichita
Barton Nelson
George
McPherson
Porter
Dorothy Beurman
J.C. Beurman
Carl F
David Williams
Charles A. Puls
Williams Couple Weds Then Plans Osage City Home
Mr and Mrs Williams, Lawrence High School graduates who attended the University, will reside in Osage City after a short wedding trip. Mr Williams, a 1933 graduate and Triangle fraternity member, is identified in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage City
Mrs. Williams
Lawrence High School
University
Mr. Williams
The
Triangle Fraternity
Radio Programs Monday Evening July 6 Schedule
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WREN KMBC WDA WDAF etc for Monday evening July 6 detailing musical programs drama theater sports, talk, orchestras and encoded times from 5:30 p.m. through midnight with numerous named orchestras and performers such as Wayne King’s, Amos n Andy, Rubinoff, and Lily Pond era acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
lTohn Herrick
KMBC
WDA
Edwin C. Hill
Louke Carter
WDAF
Frank Farrell
Ann Cortland
Wbar
Horace Heldt
KMEC
Pat
KMBEC
W —Greater Minstrels
Wee Jaldman
WAF
Richard Himber
Wayne King
Orch
Carnig
Great Lakes Orch
Bismarck
Las Wi
Eastman Casino
WMUC
Cherniavsky
Douglas Beattie
Oriental Gardens Orch
W4s
KMUC
WRUEN
Wres—Sanford
Fred Hufsmith
Ben Bernie
Benny Goodman
Goldman
Barry McKinley
Juan Hardrigo
nAmos
Andy
Harold Nagel
Stasia
Wren—Rubinoff
Je Smith
Lou Bring
Shandor
Chez Paree Orch
Andy Sanella
IKK MG
Rage Bie Ees
X3rville Knapp
WODAF
WDAP
Stevens Orch
Eddia House
Grand Terrace
WDAK
St. Francis
Witkss
Keith Beecher
WDA Vista del Lage
Emery
Whi
Shmil
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Journal-World
the World Company
W. Murray
Dolph Simons
Massachusetts Street
Kansas
Marlt
Denver
Great Plains
Boram
SEARS
Murder
Laurence W. Meynell
Sussex
Tina
Memphis
Tenn
Pittsburgh
Hen Fajanowski
Canonsburgh
Charity Comes High
Feinberg
Children’s Mercy Hospital
W. Dr Vint
Theodore Heckman
O'Neill
Neb
Otto Claussen
Claussens
Pienie
Kankakee
Jimmy Greenwood
New York Academy of Medicine
Ago Galoston
John Banks
Lorena
Chester
Irene
Alverta
Warne
Derryl
Vinland
M. E. Lambert
Claude Lambert
Lloyd Deskin
Ellen
John Stwalley
Speat
John Todhunt
Sanders-McMichael
Gilbert Sims
W. I. Collins
Willis Colman
Russell Anderson
George News
George Miller
Keith Baugh
E. A. Sims
Ray Mitchell
Kanwaka Literary Club
Ralph Miller
Ralph Gentry
Herman Banks
Helen
Buddy
Frank Miller
Grammer
Samuel
Clinton
Walter Granmimer
Glenn Sims
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Publishers ‘Syndicate
First National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
F.H.A
F.D.L.C
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