Subscription Rates and News Digest From Lawrence Kansas
Subscription rates are listed for various terms and distances. The text also notes Associated Press rights and postal listing details. It includes commentary on the New Deal, Harry Hopkins, Alvin Karpis guilty plea, and Roosevelt era politics. Kansas and national fiscal figures show a 114 million dollar treasury surplus and a 414 billion dollar deficit.
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Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West Mth St
Chicago
Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St Louis
Star
Atlanta
Walton
Detroit
General Motors
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Kansas
Treasury
Roosevelt
United States
Douglass Tribune
HEADED WRONG Former Senator Heflin Campaigning in Kansas
Former Alabama Senator Heflin campaigns for Roosevelt in Kansas and expects to carry the state for the Democratic ticket. He says people won't cut the wagon loose from the horse midway up the mountain, a view at odds with local Kansas politics.
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Senator Heflin
Alabama
Roosevelt
Kansas
Heflin
Bastille Day Battles and Southern Criticism Echo in Paris
Reports recount Bastille Day fighting in Paris as remnants of German offensives push toward the Marne and Soissons, with American Marines reshaping the battle. In the South, critics of the new deal warn of un-American trends and demand fiscal restraint, citing North Carolina figures and past secession debates. Secretary Wallace defends food prices amid alleged shortages and rising costs.
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Paris
Marne
Chateau Thierry
Soissons
North
Union Republican
Winston- Silem
N. C
Journal-World
Robert McLaughlin
Justice
Reynolds
North Carolina
Old Home Town farmer breaks yield records near Lawrence
William Stiner a northeast of Lawrence farmer harvested 248.5 bushels per acre from untreated seed and 256.1 bushels per acre from treated seed with County Agent Atzenweiler assisting. Roy Roberts Washington bureau head of Kansas City Star toured Lawrence, recalling youth years. Various local figures and events include university singing gathering, anniversaries, and travelers leaving for New York and Paraguay.
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William Stiner
Lawrence
Atzenweiler
Roy Roberts
Washington
Kansas City Star
W. H. Quakenbush
Lawrence Business College
Kansas
Ninth Street
Mississippi Street
Fowler Shops
Dean Swarthout
Louise Miller
Irene Pea
Baby
Eugene Christy
R. E. Melvin
L. Kreeck
New York
Asuncion
Paraguay
George Kreeck
Charlotte Schmidt
Patsy
Faye Todhunter
Dover
Harvey Glenn
Lecompton
J. W. Reed
Topeka
Glenn
Todhunter
Ralph Ward
Love
Lake View Club Meeting On Revival Of Building
The Lake View Fishing and Shooting club met at the club house to discuss plans for a new building. Attendees included club members with interest in completing the project.
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Lake View Club
View Fishing and Shooting Club
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
An excerpt reflecting on family poverty and shifting roles as a father and son recall the poet Claude Callan's 1936 piece where a son remembers reading poetry to his mother while she reads advertisements and laments their lack of money.
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Publishers Syndicate
Forty Years Ago Highlights and Local Notes
Forty years ago events unfold in Lawrence with committee selections for a club house site water lilies planted and lake cleaning plans while residents travel including Joe Blake visiting from British Columbia and E J Pear from Williamstown. Reverend Stanton Olinger named head of Westminster House. Mars fatally injured in Erie aviation crash.
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Joe Blake
Lawrence
British Columbia
E. J Pear
Williamstown
Stanton Olinger
Presbyterian Church
Coffeyville
Culbertson
Emporia College
Westminster House
Wilbur
Mars
Erie
J. C. Bud Mars
Clare Kreider
Lecompton
Clinton Kanaga
Camp Remington
Gertrude Hay
Colorado Springs
W. S. Burdick
Westbrooke
Conn
F. D. Cosley
Henry Street
Massachusetts Street
James F. Maxwell
Missouri
Two Men Waive Extradition In Branding Case
New York on July 15 two suspects named Joe Silver and Leo Maimone waived extradition to Washington where they are wanted for questioning over a branding incident tied to vice prosecutions. They were handcuffed at arraignment before U S Commissioner Garrett W Cotter and held on bail of 10000 dollars each. The commissioner may cancel the hearing if the U S marshal John J Kelly transports them to Washington.
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New York
Jean Bell
Washington
United States
Garrett W. Cotter
Joe Silver
Leo Maimone
John J. Kelly
Kelly
NEW IMPERIAL POTENTATE ELECTED IN SEATTLE
In Seattle on July 15 Imperial Potentate Hugh M Caldwell resigned for business reasons after being elected to the post. Clyde I Webster of Detroit was elevated as the new potentate as Joseph A Swalwell announced the choice of Detroit for the 1937 convention city amid the imperial council session.
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Seattle
Imperial
Hugh M. Caldwell
Imperial Council
Rabban Clyde I. Webster
Detroit
Joseph A. Swalwell
Notre Dame Captain Works as Laborer on Biology Building
Pi George Meagher captain of Notre Dame's 1936 track team labors on the new biology building in South Bend Indiana. He starts at the bottom learning the medical field from the ground up as a laborer on the $300 000 project.
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South Bend
Ind
George Meagher
Notre Dame
Murder Tonight Inquest Near Hope Enderton Manor
Inspector Hylton probes a murder at Ferney House. Captain Reeves clashes over alibi and motive while Dale Shipley and Nancy Featherstone reappear in a tangle of lies, secrets, and shifting loyalties as the case narrows to a late afternoon killing.
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Inspector Hylton
Arthur Burdett
Hope Enderton
Sergeant White
Hylton
Captain Reeves
Burdett
Dale
Dale Shipley
Shipley
Felden Lane
Nancy Featherstone
Nancy
Wwoylton
Christopher Columbus Crow and Willy Nilly in a Tent Plot
Christopher a crow rips into a big box, discovers toys and packing in a messy heap, and asks Willy Nilly for help. They search for materials to make a tent but find little. Willy Nilly aids, noting Christopher’s hard work and the pair’s plan to tidy before leaving.
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Christopher Columbus
Willy Nilly
Christopher
T J Pendergast Ill in New York Overwork
Mrs Thomas J Pendergast said by telephone her husband Kansas City political leader is confined to bed in a New York hotel due to overwork and described his condition as neither serious nor alarming. Five children were killed in Yugoslavia by a World War grenade blast while playing.
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Kansas City
Thomas J. Pendergast
Kansas City Star
New York
Kilsi
Yugoslavia
Romania marks sixth anniversary with new postage stamps
Seven modern stamp designs celebrate King Carol I’s sixth accession anniversary and the national sports meeting. Each shows a Romanian girl in regional costume with a surtax to help fund the sports event. Designs include Oltenia 50 bani, Banat 1 leu, Silistria 2 lei with distinctive dress and headwear.
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Carol
Romania
Balkan
Oltenia
Banat
Silistria
Stamp Collecting and Easy Countries for Beginners
The piece discusses stamp collecting strategies focusing on concentration by country. It notes Italy as especially accessible with about 1200 stamp types and low costs, Germany as widely available, France after 1862 as affordable, and colonies as expansion. It mentions Poland, Estonia, Liechtenstein, and White Russia as quick fills, with limited White Russia issues valued at a penny each unused.
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Hateg
Neamtu
Gorj
Bukovina
Italy
Germany
Europe
Empire
France
Poland
Estonia
Lichtenstein
Flashes of Life and Weather Pranks Across States
AP dispatches describe a late invitation postmarked May 10 1926 reaching Grady Fuller in Houston Texas over a decade late. In Lincoln Nebraska 350 residents sleep on the capitol lawn seeking cool air despite state costs. Houston Missouri chronicles a campaign rally atop heavy rain as Lloyd Stark urges supporters to get soaked during the speech in a sultry political season.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Grady C. Fuller
Fuller
Sugarland
Lincoln
Missouri
Brouth
Lloyd C. Stark
Jesse W. Barrett
Radio Programs Wednesday Evening Listings
Wednesday evening radio schedule lists multiple stations and programs across KMBC WREN WDAF WDAF. Notable items include Cavalcade of America Folies de Paree One Man's Family and Town Hall Tonight on KMBC WREN Grant Park Concert and Olympics on KMBC 7:30 PM. Late-night segments feature Eddie House organ performances and King’s Jesters.
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Woar Asin Cc
Wren
KMEBC
Burna and Allen
WDAF
Town Hall
KMBC
Kostelanets
Jack Shannon
Amos
N’ Andy
Rubinoff
Howard Ely
Henderson
Orch
Erle Smith
Jesse Crawford
Don Bestor
Ugat
Enry Busge
Ports Review
Khandor
Reggie Childs
Jan Garber
Frankie Master
Luigi Romanelli
Irma Ferguson
Eddie House
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights From KMBC and Friends
Radio and weather listings show KMBC WREN WDAF schedule across July 16 with multiple orchestras talents. Notable acts include Jack Miller Allen Leaper Roy Shields and Jimmie Lunceford in various time slots along with Weather forecasts and headlines.
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KMBC
Wren
Jack Miller
Orch
Toichi Hiroaki
WDAF
Edwin C. Hid
Wise
Boake Carter
Rudy_ Vallee
Kmbc—Symphony Orchestra
Allen Leaf
Ickelodeon
MBC
Jimnmie Farrell
Amos
Andy al Kemp
Wren—Luss Morgan
Stussia
WDAPF
Easy Aces
Donahue
Shandar
Chez Paree
Jimmie Lunceford
KMBBC
Benny Goodman
Eddie Duchin
Charles Barnet
Hollenden Or
Ernie House
How's Your Health Edited for the New York Academy of Medicine
A medical essay critiques the natural vs artificial health debate, noting that diet faddists idealize uncivilized living yet show few universal health benefits. It cites tribal taboos and varied dietary practices, arguing many so called natural diets are not linked to better nourishment or longevity. The piece ends with a brief mention of tomorrow’s topic on low backache.
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The
New York Academy of Medicine
Ago Galdston
India
South Africa
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the Drough
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William Hamm, Jr
St. Paul
Underworld
Mr. Roosevelt
Wallace
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Thomas Sweeney
W. R. Williams
Rolla
Jennie Ericsen
Carlisle
Lloyd
G. W. Maffet
Ericsen
Bailey
Ohio Street
Mason Foster
Eldridge House
North Lawrence
Blake
Lucien I. Blake
Board of Public Works of
Clyde I. Webster
Shrine
Pat Reeves
Rone
Kingsley Hylton
Reeves
Old Burdett
Ireland
Ferney House
Captain Reeve
Enderton Court
Mary Graham Bonner
T. J. Pendergast
By Quinton James
Qssia Azlae Eel
Kay Thompson
Ray Heatherton
Columbia Network
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
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