Journal World Delivery Notice at Lawrence Kansas
A fragmented notice from Lawrence Kansas warns recipients to contact the office if the Journal World is not received by a stated time. It mentions a charge of two dollars and a copy will be sent immediately upon request. Call between 7 and 7:30 for assistance.
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Journal-World
Mre World Company
Manghencinet
Lawrence
Kansas
Sérensen Jompson, Inc
New York
West 4Th Bt
Lcago
North
Michigan Ave
Associated Press
Associated Presse
Audit Bureau OF
CIA
Lanrence
Congress
Democrats Seek Issue From Coming Kansas Special Session
Democratic lawmakers threaten to turn the upcoming special session into a campaign issue. Republicans say the challenge will be met, noting the move shows Kansas Democrats are short on topics.
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Kansas
Wheat and corn prices lift hopes in grain belt
Wheat bids rise to a dollar on the local market while corn near that figure boosts farmers selling. The wheat country reports good harvests but farther north droughts threaten. The piece notes Roosevelt and John L. Lewis face uncertain aid to campaigns, labor unity struggles, and potential Democratic losses if leaders pick sides in labor disputes.
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Drouth
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Grasshopper Fight Backed by Early Action on Farms
A Clinton township farmer shows success in limiting grasshopper damage by early, vigorous, and sustained control. County agents note community cooperation boosts odds of keeping pest damage within bounds as farmers brace for tighter supplies. Secretary Morgenthau reports heavy losses at the federal level, while Roosevelt’s commission on cooperatives may push a new American plan. Shelterbelt plans draw debate over memory and funding as Lincoln headquarters closes.
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Clinton Township
Roosevelt
Congress
Shelterbalt T
Lincoln
Neb
Jonathan Davis’s indirect bid for governor signals Townsend plan support
The piece analyzes Jonathan Davis shifting strategy in the Democratic gubernatorial primary by backing the Townsend plan through speeches rather than direct self-promotion. It notes the longtime Bourbon county figure's history of bold projects and expected voting leverage, contrasted with Walter Haxman’s direct, state-issue focused approach.
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Jonathan
Jonathan Davis
Townsend
Bourbon County
Walter Haxman
Mr. Davis
Weeks Dies At His Summer Home In Lancaster
John W Weeks longtime war secretary under Harding and Coolidge died this morning at his Lancaster summer home after a long illness. The obituary notes his public service and confirms his death location and timing. Local items report on potato club yields by Alvin and Ernest Pine of North Wrence with high bushel per acre from certified seed and details of various social visits and trips through July.
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Lancaster
N. H
John W. Weeks
Harding
Coolidge
Alvin
Ernest Pine
Northwrence
W. H. Atzenweiler
Robert Mason
S. W. Atkinson
Jefferson City
Lewellyn White
Judy
Jane
Betty Burkholder
Duquerque
N.M
Helen Wilson
Lawrence
Deichman Crossing
Wilma Miller
Biegler
Indianapolis
Laura Rankin
Beigler
Miss Miller
Los Angeles
Agnes Engel
Toorrow
Higland
Yellowstone Park
Cora Downs
Harry Downs
Atlantic Coast
W. G. McFarland
Bernice McFarland
Salt Lake City
Denver
Colorado Springs
Kemp Leaves Lawrence For Europe And Plays In Sea Voyage
Twenty five years ago Kemp, the KU poet, boarded Santa Fe train No 19 at 3 38 pm bound for travels across the Atlantic via Chicago Lake Erie and a stay in East Aurora with Elbert Hubbard. He plans to finish a play, then cross to Europe by ship before rail travel through France and Italy.
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Kemp
Santa Fe
Lawrence
Harry Kempp
K. U
Chicago
Game Lake Ship
Lake Onise
Erie
East Aurora
Elbert Hubbard
New Vork
Atlantic
France
Italy
J. W. Shaw
Kansas City
Shaw
Damgalesings
Fener Bent
Avel Bene
Lake View
Ae Lutheran Boys’ League
E. Steaffer
Ming
Narty
A. P. Hults
B. F. Figenjaum
Azar Keilman
Hutch
Hutchinson Gazette
Forty Years Ago at K U Readings and Nominating Voices
Forty years ago this Saturday at 2 o clock the official reading at K U stood at 102. The Democratic Convention in Chicago concluded its labors with a crowded but unsettled scene as McLean of Ohio declined the vice presidential candidacy leaving an open field and Sewall among several contenders was finally nominated on the fifth ballot. The Topeka baseball team suspended after three weeks. Mrs Emma B Topham very ill with acute neuralgia. Ladies Presbyterian Missionary society entertained by Mrs Alfred Cutter and daughter Charlotte near Vinland with 37 guests and a proper luncheon. Democrats not enthusiastic in Lawrence about the presidential nomination. Local visits by Bert Hoover of Oakland and other Lawrence residents noted.
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Sewall
Ita
Chicago
McLean
Ohio
Shively
Indiana
Arthur
Maine
Boise
Iowa
Sibley
Pennsylvania
Fithian
Illinois
George Fred Williams
Harrity Teller
White
Pattison
Williams
Clarke
Daniel
Bland
Blackburn
Wiliams
Topeka
Lawrence
Bert Hoover
Okland
Cal
Miles
United States Geological Survey
Truck Burns in Field Near Eudora During Threshing
A Chevrolet belonging to Maurice Starr of five miles east of Eudora caught fire early today in a wheat field as he began threshing. The fire, likely sparked by a short in the motor wiring, set the wheat stubble ablaze but the threshing crew quickly put out the flames with no further damage.
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Maurice Starr
Eudora
Starr
Murder Tonight at Burdett Manor Silent Slain Squire
Inspector Hylton and Sergeant White probe the murder of Squire Burdett in his Hope Enderton manor. Servant Andrew Lumsdale recalls Burdett as money minded and blunt, detailing his routine and a locked wall safe. The trio prepare to inspect the house for more clues while tensions rise.
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Inspector Hylton
Scotland Yard
Sergeant White
Squire Burdett
Hope Enderton
Burdett
Luamdale
Ec 2
Jimmy Pratt
T’e Marker
Bank of England
Trang
Kingsley Hylton
Lumsdale
White
Landon book praised as realistic biography of Alf Landon
Alfred M. Landon and a broad band of allied biographical notes appear in a collection of short reviews. Richard B. Fowler's Landon profile, foreword by William Allen White, depicts Landon as a principled, practical leader with a life spanning Marietta to Kansas University and governorship.
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Alfred M. Landon
Richard B. Fowler
William Allen White
L. C. Page & Co., Publishers
Fowler
Alf M. Landon
L. C. Page & Co
Landon
Alf
Marietta
Ohio
Kansas
John Landon
Independence
Kan
Kansas University
Phi Gamma Delta
Alf Landon
Billy Hutson
Peggy Anne
Theo Cobb
London
Jimmy Green
Untidy Lot by Mary Graham Bonner
A colorful scene features Top Notch and his fellow birds trading sharp jibes about appearance during a moment after a fire. The narrative notes their feathers are dirty and contrasts their looks with Christopher Columbus Crow, who remains the most intact among the group.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Sweet Face
Top Notch
Christopher Columbus Crow
Radio Programs Saturday Evening July 11 Five Minute Drama
A dense schedule listing radio programs across stations KMBC WREN WDAF WBAC for Saturday night and extending into Sunday morning. It names orchestras hosts actors and show titles including Ben Crosby Gordon and multiple musical segments with daily headlines and weather forecasts.
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KMBC
Wren
Hon Ferdi
WDAF
Heine'a Grenadiers
TBC
Dor Baye
Neredith Wilson
Wren—Goldman
the Chateau
KMBEC
KAIBC
NBC
Irving Aaronson
Bob Crosby
Statler Orch
Botares Bedaf
Biltmore
Orch
Katie Hal Kemp
Alf Donahue
Cocoagnut Grove
Andy Sanella
Ian Garber
Henry King
Benny Goodman
Lotus Gardens
Thea King
Eddie House
KMEC
Chernlovaky
Grand Terrace
Sandy William
Wbar-Oriental Gardens
Mark Pinher
Headines
Miraners
WIEN
Fishface
London
Don Voorhees
IMRC
Clyle Lucas
KMPC
ILDS
Radio Echo
DAR —Hironide
Husbands & Wives
Sunset Dreams
Major Bowes
America
Cornelia Otte Bkinnar
Paul Whiteman
Twydar
Warner Eange
Dream
Ley Bite
IWDAF
Twin City
KNBC
Stasia
Howard Ely
Hotel
Stevens Orch
Dean Schwerter
Wren—Lunceford
LDS
WWREN
Southern Negroment
Hollenden Orch
Milton Chartes
WDAEF
Palace Hotel
Chernlawaky’a Orch
Vista del Lago
Keith Beecher
Ivwren
John Herrick
Wdbaaf
Edwin C. Hill
Bonke Carter
WDAP
Frank Farrell
Wren—Rubinot
Fieber ScGae & Molly
Horace Heidt
Soy
Bn—Jolly Coburn
Nano Revirigo
Amos
Andy
Rubinoff
Howant Ely
Erle Smith
Tronahue
KMBCH
Carlyle Sisters
WREX
Shandor
Sparta
WDAE
Wren—Irving Anronson
Johnny Johnson
Douglas Beattie
Oriental Gardens
Ovea
Cherniaveky
Tims
Campers Find Refreshing Brook During Weekend Outing
Mrs Quackock and Tony Notch lead a group of campers to a clear brook where ducks bathe and play. Rip, Chubby, and others join, wash up, and enjoy a water break before breakfast as Ton Notch notes the need to eat well. Monday The Tent
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Mrs. Quackock
Tony Notch
Mrs. Quacko
Rip
Ton Notch
Poison Ivy and dermatitis ven enata explained
Dr Iago Galdston outlines poison ivy anatomy causes and symptoms including resinous sap contact areas distribution and systemic effects with varying susceptibility. Early burning itching vesicles may develop and the rash typically subsides within a week. Monday prevention notes and an Ady World Co. listing follow.
Flashes of Life sports and local notes
Quick hometown briefs and quirky items from Washington to Vancouver. A 105 to 114 degree heat readouts atop the Washington Monument and Capitol Dome to Lincoln Memorial and Tomb reflect the day’s heat. A Vancouver child dentist episode ends with police called. Grasshoppers chase in Wichita, a cow tail tames pests. A San Francisco auto race runs five miles in 10 minutes 29.4 seconds. Columbus Foods to play Hopewell at Holcom’s grove Sunday at 2:30 with Glen Young and Marvin Covey listed as batteries. admission charged for men, women admitted free.
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Washington
National Capital
Washington Monument
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Capitol Dome
Lincoln Memorial
San Francisco
J. R. Smith
Ed Shapiro
Columbus Foods
Hopewell
Lawrence
Holcom's Grove
Glen Young
Marvin Covey
Terrapin Imprisoned by Oklahoma Sidewalk Hole
A terrapin in Hollis Oklahoma crawled into a sidewalk hole when small and has grown too large to escape. The creature remains trapped as residents ponder rescue.
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Hollis
Okla
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