National Representatives Addresses and AP Rights Note
National representatives listed for Lorenzen Thompson in multiple cities including New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City St. Louis Atlanta and more. Mentions Associated Press exclusive republication rights and audit bureau of circulations rights for the newspaper.
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Lorenzen& Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chi
North
Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
St St. Louis
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Equal rights and foreclosures in modern times
Equal rights now permit women in saloons prompting bar owners and temperance groups to agree on little. Washington reports the HOLC began foreclosures on 568 borrowers who took government home loans, shifting from rescue to repayment. Officials say the sharpest actions hit those able to pay who refuse to do so. Clay county reports four years into work relief no applicants and no private jobs for all seekers.
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Barkeepers
Washington Dispatches
Home Owners Loan Corporation
HOLC
Washington
Associated Press
Shom
Clay County
Clay Center
Piace
Morgenthau Warns On Tightening the Open Treasury
Treasury Secretary Morgenthau told the House Ways and Means Committee that federal income must rise to cover current expenditures and cut the public debt. He warned that embracing substantial tax increases is unlikely and urged spending agencies to heed the fiscal shift away from decades of looser money policies.
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Morgenthau
Uncle Sam
Treasury
House
Ways and Means Committee
Congress backs vast appropriations amid mounting agency spending
Morgenthau remains a lone voice against a government machine expanding spending. The public is ready to listen, but officials may not heed him immediately. Cherokee county's new sheriff resigns over health concerns tied to mine strike duties. It’s noted that serving as sheriff in the Kansas Balkans is taxing.
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Congress
Morgenthau
Cherokee County
Kansas
Balkans
Legend of Lawrence of Arabia seen alive in East Africa
Rumors spread that Lawrence of Arabia survived his reported death and operates now in Ethiopia guarding England’s interests. The tale echoes past suspicions about Kitchener after a World War I cruiser torpedoing, while San Diego endures a $30,000 pirate raid and Congress debates new wealth and utilities taxes.
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Lawrence
Arabia
Far East
Ethiopia
England
Kitchener
East
Notable appointments and moves across Kansas City area
Miss Leona Baumgartner is elected to the biology department staff at Kansas City Junior College with charge of nurses training classes. Andrew J. McDonald named assistant coach at Southwestern Missouri State College. Mr. and Mrs. Bullene and Mr. and Mrs. Weaver plan an extended Canada trip via Gloucester New York then eastern points. Jessie Edmondson heads to St Paul to join Alpha Gamma Delta delegates for the national convention in Seattle July 13 to 17. Mrs. J W Dyche returns to Washington DC after visiting G B Sheets, with plans to move to Oklahoma City for oil field work. J S Kirby moves family from Independence to Lawrence for schooling. residence 1016 Connecticut Street. Phi Kappa Alpha house progress at 1200 Louisiana Street on site of Christmas destruction.
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K. C
Leona Baumgartner
Kansas City
Miss Baumgartner
Colby
Kan
KR. OU
Andrew J. McDonald
K. U
Southwestern Missouri State College
H. B. Bullene
Arthur Weaver
Canada
Gloucester
N. Y
Jessie Edmondson
St. Paul
Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
Seattle
J. W. Dyche
Linnie Sheets
G. B. Sheets
Washington, D. C
Dyche
Oklahoma City
Kirby
Montgomery County
Independence
Lawrence
Connecticut Street
Irene
Mayme
Phi Kappa Alpha
Louisiana Street
Tribute to Lawrence as Literary Center of Kansas
Mrs. H. E. Don Carlos praised Lawrence at a Tennessee Women’s Press and Authors’ Club toast calling it the “Literary Center of Kansas.” She recalled 50 plus years ago by New Englanders, with elm shaded streets and quaint houses, resembling old towns near Boston, and mentioned Governor Robinson’s widow Miss Brooks and writer Alfred Whit.
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Lawrence
Tennessee Women's Press and Authors’ Club
H. E. Don Carlos
Kansas
Boston
Don Carlos
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A column excerpt reflects on Elizabeth's shifting loyalty as her partner loses his fortune, noting happiness briefly gives way to guilt and separation after his loss.
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
Lawrence's influence noted in town crowd and injuries
The article lists locals and visitors amid July events. Ernest Thudium, eight, injured by a firecracker while another incident left him with likely full sight. Robert Gunther from Lone Star suffers a shin injury from a large 12 inch cannon blast and rests three weeks. Various residents plan travel, visits, or illnesses, including Miss Glenn Funk of San Diego and Mrs Honora Anderson celebrating her 94th birthday.
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Harry Kemp
Florence Finch Kelly
Muriel Culp
Esther Clarke
William Allen White
Lawrence
Ernest Thudium
Charles Thudium
Ernest
Robert Gunther
Lone Star
Missouri
Gunther
Robert
W. R. Williams
South Massachusetts Street
Glenn Funk
San Diego
Cal
Nina Hester
Honora Anderson
California
Anderson
Walter Edmonds
Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric Company
Frank Whipple
Colorado
H. H. Holmes
Estes Park
Colo
H. G. Miles
Frank March
Toment
Aylumer
Olc
W. E. Spalding
Excelsior Springs
George Davis
Pacific Coast
Mr. Davis
Brackete District
Ed Siler
Addie
Ruby Jackson
Stella Pringle
Kress
Forty Years Ago Local Notices of Trips and Moves
Forty years ago notices record Miss Georgia Crawford leaving for Brooklyn and Miss Lillie McMillan for Europe for extended periods. Detailing travel and relocations, the item lists families and professionals including Rev W G Baker and Dr Shellack opening an office in Lawrence. Judge J W Green plans a two story house on Tennessee street with Shaw handling the contract.
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Georgia Crawford
Brooklyn
Lillie McMillan
Europe
Erna Barteldes
Elkhart Lake
Wisconsin
Rev
W. G. Baker
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Art Monk
Cripple Creek
William Winters
Winters
Kansas University
Robert Leach
Denver
Dave Evans
Carrie Evans
Miss Evans
Nannie R. Pugh
Wellesley College
W. C. Stevens
Pugh
Shellack
Douglas County
Lawrence
Zook
National Soldiers Home
Leavenworth
J. W
Young People Rally at Friends Church in Douglas County
Douglas county youths gather for the first rally of the new C. E. C. Y. group at Friends church Tenth and Delaware at 8 p.m. Lone Star leads devotionals, then two discussion groups with Rev. Loren Rapier and Rev. Seth W. Slaughter on New Person and New Home. Social hour follows with a collection to fund societies. All youths urged to attend.
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Douglas County
Friends Church
Tenth
Delaware
Lone Star
Loren Rapier
Eudora
Seth W. Slaughter
Rapier
Rev. Slaughter
General Assembly
Theft halts paving as brass bar theft stops 100 workers
In Chanute Kansas a brass scrap bar stolen from rock scales halted paving on U S Highway 59 north of town. The loss delays a slab completion by about two days until a replacement arrives, affecting about 100 workers.
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Chanute
Kan
U.S. Highway 59
Rex Moore Returns and Faces a Living Widow
Rex Moore appears alive and confronts Laurie, who has posed as his widow to survive. He exposes the ruse, warns her to maintain the lie for Albery’s sake, and declares he is broke, needing to protect Albery’s view while Laurie endures shame and defiance.
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Laurie Moore
Rex Moore
Pacific
Mark Albery
Albery
Laurie
Sydney
Warrabillo County
Mr. Atbery
England
Moore
Belle Mason
Warrabillo
Belle
Erim
Aibery
Corelte Stanton
Rip the Train Track Dash to a City
Rip follows a distant train toward the beach then trips on a sharp splinter. He pulls it out, crosses a river, and, after a long weary chase, reaches a city with many people along crowded streets.
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Rip
Rin
Dodging Traffic speaker Dr F J Kelly to head forum
Dr F J Kelly former dean of the University of Kansas school of education and now with the U S Office of Education Washington D C will speak at the regular Tuesday education forum tonight at 7 in Fraser theater A dinner in his honor will precede at the Manor tea room hosted by the men of the school of education. Patriarch of Venice Pietro Cardinal la Fontaine 75 died today
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F. J. Kelly
University of Kansas School of Education
United States Office of Education
Washington, D. C
Fraser Theater
Dr. Kelly
Manor Tea Room
School of Education
Venice
CP—Pietro Cardinal_la Fontaine
Understanding Trichinosis Signs and Prevention
Health guidance explains classical trichinosis symptoms including acute GI distress followed by muscle pains and facial swelling. It traces infection from eating infected pork to larval encystment in tissues and notes no cure after tissue invasion, urging thorough cooking of pork to reduce incidence.
Armless Buffalo salesman reports car stolen in Minneapolis
Buffalo salesman Pi Har Carlson, armless, reported to police that his specially equipped car, driven from Buffalo, was stolen while he visited an artificial limb company. The vehicle contained a spare set of artificial arms enabling him to shave, feed himself, drive, and golf.
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Minneapolis
Pi Harold U. Carlson
Buffalo
N. Y
Carlson
Flashes of Life Bad Odor Baltimore to Skunk in Store
A Baltimore drug store emptied as Joseph R. Corbett and Harry Gardner entered with a live skunk, prompting customers to flee and the proprietor to call police. The odd scene followed a string of other brief items from across the country.
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Baltimore
Joseph R. Corbett
Harry Gardner
Corbett
Gardiner
Local Notes from Tonganoxie Amid Summer Activities
Mrs. Orpha Dougherty, a Roma Texas high school teacher, spent weekend with aunt Mrs. George Johnson and attends Kansas University this summer. Busy Bee club met at Mrs. Norville Atkinson’s home with hostesses assisting. Lloyd Lee Jones and wife welcome a son Lloyd Lee Jones Jr. Vacation plans span Chicago Worcester and New Jersey for Mrs. Hess and husband. July services at Congregational church canceled. Fred Needham appointed township treasurer to fill Rawlings term. Fourth of July visits and travel noted for several locals. New paint on Faye White home. Lantz McFadden relocates to Warrensburg Missouri with his beauty shop. couple to operate together. Bob Campbell announce birth of a seven pound girl. Jeanette Johnstone visits from Lawrence. Community YWCA meets at Mrs. Robert Robinson’s home. Robert Gabel ordered to Coronado fleet air base. Dr W B Coe and wife return from St Louis. Bertha Halsted visiting.
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Orpha Dougherty
Roma
Texas
George Johnson
Dougherty
Kansas University
Busy Bee Club
Norville Atkinson
Harry Moore
Clyde Davidson
Lloyd Lee Jones
Lloyd Lee Jones Jr
Jessie B. Hess
Congregational Church
Hess
East
Chicago
Bartlett Hess
Charlotte
Worcester
Mass
New Jersey
Fred Needham
Robert Rawlings
Tonganoxie
Harry Jenkins
Kansas City
Theokla Lanning
Topeka
J. C. Laming
Wm. Carney
Josephine
Denver
Colo
Gerald Peterson
Charles Peterson
Faye White
Lantz McFadden
Warrensburg
Robert Robinson
Robert Gabel
Fleet Air Base
Coronado
W. B. Coe
St. Louis
Bertha Halsted
July Folks and Local Happenings in Town News
Local residents share travels and family news from Detroit to Denver and Lawrence. OSCAR HALSTED and kin in Detroit, Leo Gallagher moved to St Paul, Missouri travelers visit California, Missouri, families attend get togethers, and camp events. Community notes include paint projects, civil service success, births, visits, and a YWCA camp slated for mid July at State Lake Farm Bureau camp.
City Council Receives Department Head Reports
Reports from several city department heads, read at last night’s council meeting, noted flood aftermath. City physician Dr. J M Mott reported 218 wells treated and 89 houses inspected before habitation resumed, plus 447 inoculations given in the past month.
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J. M. Mott
Radio Programs Tuesday Evening July 9 Schedule
A dense list of radio broadcasts across KMBC WDAF WREN and others for Tuesday evening July 9. Numerous shows include musical programs, orchestras, guest artists, and serials across stations such as KMBC WDAF KNBC WREN. The block features Jack Armstrong, Sorke Carter, Wayne King Serenade, Lonnie La Prima, Edwin C Hill, and multiple band leaders, with late night weather and headlines.
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KMBC
Manhatt
WDAF
Wren
Dot
Will
Jack Armstrong
EMDBC
Sorke Carter
Mario Cozzi
Eno Crime Clues
Wayne Ki Serenade
KNMBC
Jeanette
Eduar A
Louia Prima
Lud Gluskin
N.T.G
Russian Symphonia Choir
WDAK
Eddie Duchin
Col. Stoopnagle
Bud
Wren—Goldman
Beauty Box
Fibbes McGee and Molly
KMUC
Edwin C. Hill
Rey Cooper
Amos
Andy
Tattler
Tony
Gus
Jesse Crawford
Carl Hoff
Lincoln Tavern
Joe Reichman
Bill Hogan
Royal York Hotel
Roadmoor Club
Glen Lee
WDA
KMHC
Horacio Zito
WDAE
Paxton
al Dien
Roy Maxon
Ben Pollack
Nickenjack Armstrong
KMMBC
Boake Carter
Johnny and His Foursome
Hal Kemp
KMAC
House of Glass
Wayne King
Fred Allen
Tito Guitar
Mark Warnow
Ray Noble
Arcadia
Knebc—Tattler
Do Sa
Jesse Crewford
Claude Hopkin
Bismarck
Bert Burman
Chevrolet
Ted Fio-Rito
Incala Tavern
Charles Dornberger
Orests
Wren—Shandor
Ben Pollock
Jan Garber
Billy Bissett
Orcherta
Terrace Gardens Orch
Bismarck Hotel
Orch
Floyd Town
Wandering Blinatrel
Miidsight
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Publishers Syndicate
Veterans Facility
Veterans Administration
Works Allotment Board
Eitertclon
Yan Ad-Tal
Gaurie
Mary Graham Bonner
Kelly
The
Goldsboro
N. C
Brand McLamb
Bristol
State Museum
Savannah
Ili
T. S. Cleworth
Jo Daviess County
Carroll County
Omaha
Ned
Petra Ruiz
Petra
Bernard Duban
Tulsa
Okla
B. J. Handlen, Jr
Portland
Ore
J. R. Smith
Windsor
Ont
S.P.C.A
Cheney, Wash
Bert Summers
Summers
Oscar Halsted
Detroit
Mich
Leo Gallagher
CCC
Wea
Minn
Charles Himpel
Bill Nirschl
Himpel
Herman Remert
Archie Knox
Alfred Knox
Knox Jr
Farm Bureau
State Lake
Fred Cronemeyer
Gene
Harry Quisenberry
Barbara
Nelson Quisenberry
Foster Laming
Nevin
Ollie Myers
Mr. Myers
Eugene Ferris
Emily Hazelton
Don Pearson
Kathryn Virginia
Don
Neb
Dorothy Mails
Troy
Claude Winslow
Ben Leavitt
Beverly Ann
Carrie Needham
Charlie Stephenson
Harry Cook
Dana Sanders
Ruth
Mary K. Phenicie
Emporia
Margaret Sanders
State Teachers College
Sparks
Leslie Sparks
Nettie Grace Rice
Allen Brice
Ann Brawley
Frankfort
Walter Zoellner
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Affternoon
David Thistlethwaite
Ridgway
John Winslow
Win. Newby
Fallon
Henry Metzger
F. M. Leimkuhler
Alice Ford
Mabel Roberts
Conrad
Louise Henry
F. A. Henry
N. M. Grist
Si Francis Lenahan
Uriel. Harling
Enochs
Silver Lake
Paul Ingles
Conae
Fred Waring
Colonel Stoopnagle
Budd
Ford Dealers
OF Thrift
Lawrence National Bank
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