National Representatives and Associated Press Notice
National Representatives Lorenzen and Thompson Inc list New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City Baltimore Detroit Atlanta and other offices. The paper notes Associated Press republication rights and AUCCI notices, with delivery and verification details for readers.
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Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
Follow Him Theme of Good Works Reaches July 13, 1937
A religious note cites Ephesians 2 10 about being God’s workmanship and ordained to walk in good works. It presents a devotional stance for readers to reflect on faith and daily conduct during the week.
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Christ Jesus
Timing the Court Vote Delays in Senate Debate Over Court Packing Bill
The battle over the substitute court packing bill centers on parliamentary tactics and timing. Advocates accuse foes of filibustering while opponents cite administration delays. Both sides seek to maneuver the vote to a favorable moment, with little fresh argument produced as public opinion remains largely against the measure despite a proposed compromise.
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Senate
Friends of the
Lone Star Lake bond vote urged by Douglas county officials
County commissioners weigh a 15000 bond to finish Lone Star Lake a 600 acre park with 200 acres water that could aid flood control soil conservation and water storage while offering employment. If approved the owner of a 3000 home pays about 1.85 yearly for ten years compared with nearby parks.
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Lone Star Lake
Douglas County
Tonganoxie Lake
Kansas City
Roosevelt vetoes bill extending low rate loans
President Roosevelt vetoed the bill extending two more years of low interest federal land bank loans. He warned the measure would cost about 53 million dollars beyond the budget over two years, undermining his plan to balance the 1938 federal budget. The veto also touched on broader budget balancing aims.
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Roosevelt
Federal Treasury
Lawrence Board names Hobbs high school band director
The Lawrence Board of Education promotes Oliver Hobbs to direct the high school band, succeeding Clarence Sawhill. Hobbs, a hometown graduate, is expected to provide steady leadership after several years under Sawhill.
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Lawrence Board of Education
Oliver Hobbs
Hobbs
Clarence Sawhill
Cabbages in Kansas Debate Over Relief Shipments
The El Dorado Times reports Kansas cabbage growers revolt over six carloads imported from Tennessee for relief use while local growers produced about 400 carloads with little demand. It notes cheaper Kansas City market price and questions the policy, but also sees Tennesseans profiting from the crisis and implies time will reveal outcomes.
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Kansas
ElDorado Times
Tennessee
Federal
Agency of Relief
the Times
Kansas City
Tennessee Balance Hinted By Bureaucratic Aid Says Sun
The New York Sun notes that Tennessee may face a surplus in certain crops with watermelons or sweet potatoes producing excess. It suggests a benevolent and paternalistic bureaucracy could balance the state’s accounts, pleasing agencies worried about dwindling opportunities to hinder progress.
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Tennessee
New York Sun
Bunnies By Mary Graham Bonner
Rip sleeps against Willy Nilly while Mrs Quacko Duck and Christopher Columbus Crow rest aboard the trailer. All aboard on a calm trip as Willy Nilly ponders next stops. Rip shows his calm nature, while the Puddle Muddlers are praised for their cleverness guiding the journey. Willy considers visiting skunks or rabbits as potential stops.
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Rip
Willy Nilly
Willy
Nilly
Puddle Muddlers
Ten share in accident settlement after KU student deaths
Ten persons involved in the auto-truck crash south of Lawrence last September 25 reached a settlement outside court with two insurance companies. About $1,500 was reported, though the exact sum wasn’t a matter of record. The suit against the car insurers was dismissed as the settlement occurred. Among the settled are Miss Buelah Pinnee, Mrs. R. W. Holmes, Harold Gregg, and Guy Omer of Lawrence. The collision occurred when Carlotta Witt’s car hit Elmer G. Husted’s truck carrying KU students en route to a picnic. Hermina Frick of Larned and Robert W. Robb of Osawatomie died in the crash.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Altho
Buelah Pinnee
R. W.holmes
Harold Gregg
Guy Omer
K.U
Carlotta Witt
Kansas City
Elmer G. Husted
Hermina Frick
Larned
Robert W. Robb
Osawatomie
Fatal fight over cat in Springfield headline
Betty Helton nine pleaded for a promised fifty cents to buy a cat. Her mother Lula Turner twenty four was critically wounded when Winsor Turner twenty five shot and then died of self-inflicted gunfire. Coroner ruled death by own action. An ad notice follows.
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Springfield
Betty Helton
Betty
Winsor Turner
Lula Turner
Ten Years Ago in the Old Home Town Highlights
Ten years ago in our town among notable items was a note of slow potato digging due to idle rain, with prices at 1.60 to 1.75 per hundred. Early harvests totalled about 144,000 bushels shipped this year, and new Crown Bottling Works proprietors moved to Lawrence. Community events included a large University sing, campus news, and social notices across Lawrence.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
D. C. Potts
Crown Bottling Works
H. L. Dunkerley
Kansas City
H. L. Mitchell
Excelsior
North Lawrence
J. W. O'Leary
Mr. O'Leary
K. U. Sing
University Sing
Fowler Shops
Swarthout
Alice Moncrief
Irene, Peabody
Eugene Christy
Ray Gafney
E. H. Lindley
Mness
University of Minnesota
William Engel
Cleveland
Ohio
Crile Clinic
E. F. Engel
Harry O'Donnell
Leona Baumgartner
Missoula
Mont
University of Montana
Glacier Se Et Ate Raquo
Pi, Beta Phi
Miss Baumgartner
Iss Davida Olinger
Wichita Falls
Texas
Circus Is Coming to Town in Lawrence on Friday and Saturday
MacMahon Brothers circus to perform twice daily with a street pageant on afternoons. Grounds on south Massachusetts street opposite Holloway and Davis. streetcar line on Tennessee street to be replaced or extended. Lectures and a pavilion party slated. local personalities and travelers noted in a bustling Lawrence update.
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MacMahon Brothers’ Circus
Lawrence
Satur
South Massachusetts Street
Holloway & Davis
Tennessee Street
Haskell
Massachusetts Street
William Haseltine
Olney
Ill
Clinton
W. E. Spalding
Robinson & Spalding
New York
William Bromersick
Toronto
Finch
Castle Rock
Fred Dobson
Ottawa
Alice Sinclair
H. Snow
Estes Park
H. S. Hall
Gussie Hall
J. D. Bowernock
Saunders’ Orchestra
Pilgrim Church of
North Lawrence
Tiner’s Grove
Bismarck
A. D. Weaver
W. H. Beatty
Thin
Kiefer
Baldwin
Weaver & Beatty
Beatty
Weaver's
Bheatty
Moonlit Kiss Sparks Ranch War at Flying Six
Kay, owner of the Flying Six, resists Josh Hastings who seeks to buy her Lazy Nine ranch and marry her after a moonlit kiss. Hastings’ henchman Scrap Johnson assaults Kay, but Ted Gaynor rescues her. a gunfight leaves both wounded. Hastings murders Scrap, forcing Kay to seek help while her aunt warns against trusting Hastings. Kay plans to rebuild, deal with the rumors, and awaits Ted’s return as sheriff to identify his gun.
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Josh Hastings
Hayden
Key
Hastings
Scrap Johnson
Kay
Ted Gaynor
Scrap
Ted
Kays
Flicker
Min
Kate
Babs
Kate Josh Hastings
Tad
Rirle Ted
Ime
Shorty
Seth
Marie de Nervand
Gold in Them Thar Mountings Sparks Divorce Case
Gold from teeth extracted by a husband and sold by his wife leads to a divorce action in Los Angeles. Daisy Ann Gomez testified she removed $30 worth of gold from her mouth before her husband allegedly sold it. Owen C Huddleston charged that his wife sold $7.50 worth of gold and gambled it away. case pending. A light animal anecdote in Portland features Muggy the cat rescuing a sparrow. In Marshalltown a note about “The modern generation” closes the fragment.
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Tha
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Theield
Daisy Ann Gomez
Owen C. Huddleston
Poor Pa
A brief feature note from Claude Callan portrays a worried parent about son Jim who writes home regularly. The piece hints at Jim’s improving writing but concerns about his overall progress. It reflects a family perspective in a 1937 syndicated column style.
Policeman Intervenes as Farmer Sits on Courthouse Bench
A policeman named Ray Johnson and an unidentified farmer were present in a courthouse courtyard in the morning. Officers investigated a scene where the farmer claimed to be resting, saying he was waiting for his boy to get through and expressing a desire to go home.
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Miss Carpenter
Eleanor Gilmore
Minnie Dinglestedt
Gilmore
East Winthrop Street
Juliet Carpenter
Isabel
Mildred Gilmore
George Kirchhoff Jr
George Falley
Salt Lake City
Hartline
Wash
Mr. Aderers
Ray Johnson
Washington FA Daybook on presidential access and
The piece discusses the friction between Congress and the White House over access to the President. It notes the President’s limited time and the dilemma of seeing lawmakers, citing Hutchins and Girdler as examples of handling access differently, and describes the ritual and irritation of arranging meetings with Congressmen through McIntyre. It ends asking how a democracy justifies limiting access without accusation.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Jefferson Island
Sual
Robert M. Hutchins
University of Chicago
Tom Girdler
Republic Steel Corporation
Senate
House
Marvin McIntyre
Iplomat
McIntyre
John
Podunk Prairie
Rabbits Create Superior Pneumococcus Serum, Says Dr Goldston
A report from the Rockefeller Institute describes rabbit anti pneumococcus serum as more effective and economical than horse serum for lobar pneumonia. Rabbit serum immunizes faster, yields higher potency, and reduces chill reactions and serum sickness risk. It notes almost all rabbits produce protective serum against Type I pneumococci, unlike many horses.
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Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Radio Programs Tuesday Evening and Wednesday Schedule
A dense list of radio programs across stations WREN KMBC WDAF and others for July 15 and July 14. The lineup features orchestral broadcasts Philhar monic Orchestra Wayne King’s and Carlos Molina’s orchestras, comedy shows like Easy Aces and Gogo De Lys, news segments Weathercasts and sports, plus a weather forecast and a rabbits pneumococcus note. Multiple performers and time slots are listed without a single unifying event.
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George
Griffen
Freeman's Orch
WDAF
Wren
Florence George
Johany
Wren—Badgar
KMBC
Philharmonic Orch
Wayne King
Ben Bern
Pearce
Frank Moin
Fred
U. S. Navy
Amos
Amy
Easy Aces
Xavier Cugat
Orch
Erle Smith
Irene Beasley
Carlos Molina
EMBC
Succesa Dostor
Bernie Cummins
Paree Orch
George Olson
Bert Block
Jack Starr
Marvin Frederick
KAIBC
AI Traces
Nocturne
Eddie House
Don Chiesta
Paul Sabin
Darics
Will Hollander
Charley
KMBEC
George Hall
the Charioteers
Boake Carter
Dance Carrallers
Beatrice Je
Kmbc—Cavalcade of America
One Man's Family
Famous Actor’s Guild
Ken Murray
Wayne Kinger
NBC
Kostelanter’s Orch
Town Hall
Wren—Healant
South Seas
Carol Weymann
Freedom of the Press
Jimmy Kemper
N” Andy
A1bc
Tommy Dorsey
Ra Smith
Beverly Hilla
KMUU
Victor Arden
All Trace
Freddie Rich
Jesse Crawford
Paul Whiteman
Woody Herman
Geo. Hamilton
Eddie Varros
Leonard Keller
Carlos_ Molina
WDAP
la Salle Orch
TN Derene
Arley Engel
The Clergyman by W. Schubert
A portrayal of a dedicated clergyman who sacrifices wealth and comfort to serve humanity. He endures long days, absorbs others troubles, and faces fear, grief, greed, and vice with unwavering faith. His life aims to make the world kinder and fairer through guidance and steadfast effort.
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Audit Bureau OF Circulations
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Peiping
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Cat
Douglas ‘County Fair
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Fair Association
Auto Association
J. E. Riggs
May
Lucy
Bay City
Mich
Vic Johnson
Esther
St.Au
Leavenworth
Toogsmate
Six Corners
Loring
Perry
Lecomton
Wamego
Manhattan
Phenicie
Reno
Stella Bryan
Martha Schulz
Black Rock
Mexico
Catherine Bressler
Ohio Street
BY Nadie DE Neavautd
Aunt Kate
Portland
Ore
Frank Hee
Muggy
Muggy Debok
Marshalltown
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Jim
Publishers Syndicate
New York Academy
Tago Galdston
Y . W. Schubert
Schubert
Schubert Funeral Home
New Hampshire
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