Religious pamphlet targets Winrod in Kansas senate race
Evidence mounts that Kansas politics will feature clashes over religion and ideology. A nine signers pamphlet brands Gerald B. Winrod un American fascist and Nazi sympathies while Democratic leaders question the Dies committee probe and ballot placement for Jonathan Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Gerald B. Winrod
Wichita
Jonathan Davis
Davis
Walter A. Haxman
Democratic State Committee
Winrod
Dies
Congressional Committee On un-American Activities
Kansas City
Government offer to buy Kaw Valley potatoes at premium
The government proposes purchasing 100 carloads of Kaw Valley potatoes at 5 cents above the prevailing market price, signaling a formal price support move. This outreach aims to stabilize Potato prices and support local farmers amid market fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley
Government stance on potato market fails to win growers support
Growers view limited government help as insufficient and question why officials should intervene. They doubt it will substantially lift prices, seeing little benefit beyond potential price supports.
Little Net Change in Industrial Hiring Across Nation
The Associated Press reports only scattered reemployment and little net change in recent data. Gains appear in textiles shoes and building, but are offset by losses in other sectors. private payrolls remain the key indicator of real improvement while WPA expansions burden private business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Welfare Budget Clash Between State Board and Counties
State board demands welfare estimates on maximum need basis and has disapproved Douglas county budget for next year. County boards prepare budgets from anticipated tax income, opposing the board’s approach. The clash pits theoretical budgeting against practical administration as counties push for discretionary spending limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board
Douglas County
Wheat success story from Rooks county yields stated
Eber Winters, a farmer north of Hays in Rooks county, settled with an insurance company for 50 percent after hail and lodging damaged his wheat. He began hauling grain to Plainville. the wheat tests 62 pounds per bushel and yields about 25 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Rooks County
Eber Winters
Sundown Stories Roll to Vacation Prep
Willy Nilly coordinates a busy cast of woodland and animal friends preparing for a vacation. Christopher Columbus Crow and Top Notch the storekeeper organize tasks while Rip the dog and Mrs Quacke oversee packing and pond cleaning. The group plans to start soon as preparations wrap up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Nilly
Christopher
Christopher Columbus Crow
Top Notch
Sweet Face
Rip
Mrs. Quacke
Flashes of Life Across Cities Show Oddities
News items from Rochester Indiana to St Paul California Kansas City and New Brunswick cover quirky incidents. A Hartford City man captures a bass after swinging an oar. a car theft in St Paul ends with a returned vehicle and full gas tank. a San Diego officer nets Gaines with onions on his breath. a Kansas detective ponders onion intake for longevity. New Brunswick’s lengthy seaboard is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Detroit
General Motors
Atlanta
Walton
Associated Press
Focal News
Rochester
Ind
Virgil Smith
Hartford City
Lake Manitou
St. Paul
Vernon Carlson
San Diego
Calif
M. D. Elliott
Elliott
Walter Otis Gaines
Gaines
Kan
Charles Little
Little
Peace talks end border dispute over Gran Chaco
Buenos Aires reports Paraguay and Bolivia sealed a preliminary accord to end the Gran Chaco boundary conflict. The plan, to be ratified by both governments, would have arbitration by presidents or representatives of six American nations and may yield a final treaty within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Paraguay
Bolivia
Gran Chaco
Bolivia - Paraguary
Chaco
Foreign Office
Eduardo Diez Demedina
Cecilio Baez
Spruille Braden
New York
United States
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Peru
Uruguay
Arizona
Puerto Caballo
Counties Meet Over 1939 Welfare Budget Interpretations
County commissioners and county representatives will meet state welfare director R B Church on July 13 to seek full understanding of welfare act requirements for 1939 relief budgets. State board notified 86 counties to raise budgets for state and federal aid, prompting protests from several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
R. B. Church
Church
Gentle Stranger Robs Blind Man At Oakland Wharf
Police seek a gentle voiced man who aided James Dunning a blind 45 year old across a street and invited him fishing. At the wharf the stranger gave a fishing pole and left, later Dunning found his pocket picked of $40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Calif
James Dunning
Across & Street
Dunning
Capps Fractures Vertebra In Soft Ball Game
James Capps 20 suffered a fractured vertebra after falling while running backward to catch a fly ball in Sedan Kansas. He was taken to an Independence hospital after the injury occurred during a UPI softball game last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedan
Kan
UPI
James Capps
Capps
Independence
Lawrence Notes Harvest And Community Life In 1910
Wheat receipts total 7901 bushels at three Lawrence elevators with soft red grain commanding 15 cents per bushel. Local health officials push sanitation as trench mouth hits Lawrence and soda fountain practice is inspected. Frank Guthrie sails for France to teach English in a French college. Golfers beat Leavenworth 28 19. Chet Jones low for Lawrence. Mrs. Phillips fractures hip. Helen Harshberger hosts bridge. George Houk and family plan a western trip. Roosevelt passes through town en route to New Mexico. two sons accompany him. Ed Klein wins Stevens trophy at Lawrence Gun Club. several local social and business notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas City
H. L. Burger
State Board of Health
B.K
Frank K. Guthrie
K.U
New York City
France
Lawrence Country Club
Leavenworth
Chet Jones
Clarence McGuire
Leavenworth Club
E D. Phillips
Carl Phillips
Helen Harshberger
Elizabeth Reardon
Arnold Ransdell
Geneva McFarland
George Houk
Oregon
Washington
Guy Walling
Joshua Clevenger
John Clevenger
Sam McKone
Lieut. Utterbach
B. W. Woodward
Estes Park
Colo
H. C. Hopper
Nokomis
Ill
Louise Tolbert
Nickel
Pauline Dogett
Iola
Grace Green
Virginia Melvin
Laura Keeler
Marion Edgar
Lugise Edgar
Theodore Roosevelt
New Mexico
Archie
Quentin
Painted
Desert
Edward Wilson
Massachusetts Street
Ed Klein
Stevens
Lawrence Gun Club
Dan’Dahlene
C. G. Schulz
George Butler
Carl Schulz
Jim Wilson
Fred Reynolds
Vanera Miller
Jessie Machir
Presbyterian Church
Innes
Local rifle club forms organizers elect officers
Twenty five years ago local shooting enthusiasts organized a rifle club that grew to sixteen members. The group elected officers at its first meeting.
Blur Ankrom Returns to Firelit West in Peso Pinto
Blur Ankrom, aiming to leave gunplay behind, takes a job at the Rafter T ranch under Abe Streeter. He confronts a web of deception as Colonel Struthers and Betty Struthers appear with Lee Trone. Ankrom senses danger for Trone and learns Drean may be using impostors to hide a money motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankrom
Lee Trone
Trones
Rafter T
Abe Streeter
Lee
Colonel
Betty Struthers
Strutherses
Blur Ankrom
the Strutherses
Colonel Struthers
Struthers
Dropulch Lead
Storm Drean
Abe
Howdy
Betty
Gunhawk
Kelton Drean
Drean
Cowboy
Trone
Old Man Trone
Nelson C. Nye
Baldwin News Highlights Local Travel And Recitals
Mr and Mrs Allen Daugherty returned from Chicago after visiting friends and relatives. Mrs M M Hunt of Winfield stayed with Mrs G J Hunt and Miss Nelyn Hunt then traveled to Lawrence to visit Dr Robert Hunt. Rev Frank Waring of Topeka visited Baldwin. Miss Mary Margaret Williams and Miss Inez Johnson drove to Arkansas City then Independence to visit relatives and Baker graduate Miss Margaret Harper. Williams plans visits to Fort Scott and Altamont. Johnson to Manitou. Berneice Stanley returned from the Lake of the Ozarks. An appreciative audience heard the Centenary hall recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Margaret Williams
Inez Johnson
Arkansas City
Miss Johnson
Miriam Delinger
Miss Williams
Indeppendence
Margaret Harper
Baldwin
Ft. Scott
Altamont
Manitou
Galo
Berneice Stanley
Lake of the Ozarks
Centenary Hall
Fay asks for Betty in family visit confusion
The fragment notes a character Fay asking for Betty but Ma says she comes to see Joe. It implies Ma may have intended to see the speaker's sisters at the old home, hinting at family tensions in an故 chapter fragment from 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Betty
Joe
Radio Programs Saturday Evening Listings Overview
A dense schedule of radio programs across WREN KMBC and WDAF for Saturday July 9 into Sunday July 10, detailing orchestras hosts debates news and variety shows with times from 5:30 PM through past midnight and listings for Sunday and Monday evenings. The guide names many performers and venues including Ronnie Ashburn Joe Ludy's Orchestra Kaltenmeyer and the Hotel Astor Orchestra along with Cox affiliations and program blocks across three stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Ronnie Ashburn
KMBC
D. Grosch
Wdaf—Safety Council
Joe Ludy
Orch
WDAF
Kaltenmeyer
al Donahue
Johnny
Dale Carnegie
Glen Island Casino
NBC Symphony
Rhythm Rendezvous
Eddie le Baron
Epee Ae Muehlebach
Leo Reisman
Tommy Dorsey
Paul Sabin
Henry King
Husk O'Hare
Gray Gordon
Wren—Kineg
Castillians
Portland
CBC Singers
Winnipeg
Memory Lane
Marion Talley
Texas Rangers
Radio Newa Reel
KKMBC
Guy Lompardo
Jean Sablon
Catholic Hour
Canadian Guards
WAP Eevee Uppers
Joannie Kermit
Westminster Choir
Jerry Belcher
Charlie McCarthy
Ernest Gill
Lewison Stadium
Con
Hollywood Playhouse
Mnes Merry-Gond
Walter Winchell
WRAN
Irene Rich
The
Joan and
Kermit
Hour of
Cheerio
Court of Missing
Cincinnati Opera
Jack Benny
Leighton Noble
LDS
Jan Garber
Gray
Henry Gendron
Pick
Pat
Margaret Speaks
WRIEN
IXMBC
Radio Theater
Paul Martin
Wayne King
National Radio Forum
Burns and Allen
Henry Busse
Amos
Andy
NBC
Rainbow Room
IMBC
Grand Terrace
Reggie Childs
Billy Swanson
Dick Jurgen
Frank Trumbauer
Dean Fossler
KMBEC
Griff Williams
Ambassador Hotel Or
Summer School Fine Arts Concert Highlights and Next Event
The concert featured Prof. Irving D. Bartley pianist Prof. Robert W. Milton baritone and Prof. Robert N Ledore violinist performing Debussy Pour le piano Oxen Lay me down and Mosquitoes. The next event will be cantata The Man Without a Country directed by Robert W Milton with soloists Miss Grace Huey and Miss Jeanne Fisher. Mrs Allen Daugherty attends Phi Mu national convention July 10 in Asheville N C as Kansas City alumnae delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Summer School
Irving D. Bartley
Robert W. Milton
Robert N. Ledore
Debussy
Bartley
Mr. Milton
Ledore
Fairchild
Grace Huey
Jeanne Fisher
Allen Daugherty
Frice
Asheville
N. C
Phi Mu Sorority
Grove Park Inn
Daugherty
Kansas City
Thudium
Perry Sowers
Gardner
George McFerren
William McFerren
Ladies Aid
Prof. Bartley
Paul C. Kochan
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Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Psalms
Mary Graham Bonner
Mrs
Tale
Smith
New Brunswick
Canada
Cadiz
Spain
N. H. Seller
Rose
S. S. McCann’s
Cady’s Grove
Gentry
Lillie Soxman
Whiting
Baldwin News
BY Claudh Callan
Publisherz Syndicate
First National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
Federal Reserve Bank and
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Journal-World
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