NRA collapse and liberty themes across editorials
A collection of opinions from the Kansas City Kansan discusses the NRA's collapse and predicted economic impacts, government oversight trends, and the balance between democracy and centralization. It notes business caution after NRA and speculates on leadership like Stanley Baldwin, plus reflections on higher education honorary degrees and liberty principles voiced by Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Drake University
Des Moines
Kansas City
Kansan
Town Folks Welcome Traveling and Local News
Numerous residents share travel returns including T H Chandler from South America and W D Pontius with son Phil from the northwest US. Brides and weddings abound with Elizabeth Helen Nicholson and Melvin Bishop in Overland Park, Ruth Rodkey and Ralph Freese weddings on tap. Local completions include Edna Linville starting a dressmaking shop, Melba Schoenlein hosting a shower, and Miss Edith Cole’s Denver trip. Avery F. Olney to attend summer school at K U. Prof and Mrs Guy Smith to Lexington for summer. George Kirchhoff returns from California en route to Washington for convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Chandler
South America
W. D. Pontius
Phil
Northwest
United States
Portland
Ore
Bruce Merwin
Elizabeth
Sharon Springs
C. E Merwin
Chicago
Merwin
Ray Merwin
Hot Springs
Atk
Europe
Minnesota
Edna Linville
Kansas City
Hess Drug Store
Henry Asher
O. H. Stugard
Louisiana ‘Street
Melba
Irene Cutler
Howard Bishop
A. D. Wolfe
Bishop
Overland Park High School
Overland Park
Goldie Hartman
Blue Rapids
Ruth Rodkey
Ralph Freese
Avery F. Olney
K. U
Phoenix
Ariz
Edith Cole
Lawrence
Denver
George_ Kirchhoff
California
Washington, D. C
Melville Wood
Ruth Dunmire
Parsons High School
Colorado Springs
Guy Smith
Lexington
Ednah Hopkins
Jacques Gordon
American Conservatory
New Hampshire
Social notes from Ft. Scott guests and summer plans
Miss Mary Parks of Ft. Scott Kansas is the guest of Miss Elia Nungesser. Miss Florence Payne entertained last Saturday evening for Miss Dorothy Williston and Miss Dorothy Jacobus. Miss Marjorie Templin leaves soon for Albuquerque New Mexico to spend the summer with her sister Mrs Herbert Rankin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Parks
Ft. Scott
Kan
Elia Nungesser
Florence Payne
Dorothy ‘Williston
Dorothy Jacobus
Marjorie Templin
Albuquerque
N. M
Herbert Rankin
Intercollegiate meet results and Class Day notes
Kansas Jayhawkers score five points at Urbana conference meet with a first in high jump by French. Notre Dame wins with 29. Campus Class Day features include totem pole exercises, concerts by the 13th infantry band, a ball game, and street parade. Alumni address by Charles Manning Sharpe and many departmental speakers planned for commencement. Mrs Classen of San Francisco attends, others sail to Europe after commencements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
13Th Infantry Band
McCook Field
Howard Miller
Dean Templin
School of Law
Harvey Starbuck
Dean Green
Pharmacy
Harry M. Kirkham
Dean Sayre
Jenny Purdy
Dean Sudter
Charles E. Johnson
Dean Marvin
Wm. L. Stryker
Carroll J. Lord
Geo. A. Neal
Charles Manning Sharpe
Bible School of Missouri
Ethel Bennett
Campbell College
Holton
James Grattan
Sedgwick
Tola Register
D. Classen
San Francisco
Joplin
Classen
Hortense Street
Arlene Griffith
Erma Yates
Junction City
A. Gufler
Otto Gufler
New York
Europe
Lecompton era weddings and campus notices
Forty years ago June reports cover repapering the post office by Mr Tracy Learnard's crew, regents granting Chancellor Snow European leave, two Lawrence weddings, Prof Canfield and Miss Sayre marriage, and alumni events at Library Hall. Also notices on the Oratorio Society, and social gatherings with local families and teachers attending ceremonies and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy lLearnard
S. W. Williston
Kansas University
Board of Regents
F. H. Snow
Europe
D. E. Finn
Kansas City
Jennie B. Lowe
Frank W. Haskell
J. G. Dougherty
First Congregational Church
Kan
Lecompton
Lawrence
Haskell
Wells Fargo Express Co
Colorado
Utah
West
Canfield-Sayre
Episcopal Church
A. G. ‘Canfield
Jean Sayre
W. W. Ayers
F. B. McKinnon
W. L. Kellogg
Russell Whitman
William Sayre
James Canfield
Lincoln, Neb
Mehel Sayre
Maggie Smith
L. E. Sayre
Vermont
Canfield
Oratorio Society
G. D. Rogers
H. Hodder
R. R. Whitman
Gertrude Blackwelder
E. F. Caldwell
Adelia Humphrey
C. F. Scott
L. L. Dyche
Golden Hope
New Foundland Soest
Ify
Peary
Ion
Holsteinburg
Ceeriach
American Museum
Grace Delo
Philadelphia
Bell
Anna Edwards
Troy
Kans
Sadie Leland
C. V. Norman
James Kelsey
W.E. Davis
Clay Center
Mrs. Davis
Nellie McCurdy
Kentucky ‘Street
Miss McCurdy
Mystery Tangles of Love and Deceit in Alison’s World
Alison Rede relies on Guy Western while her father faces a peril from Daphne Somers who plans marriage. Alison suspects Guy knows more about Daphne than he reveals, and she spots Daphne with a mysterious man through her flat window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy’ Western
Alison Rede
Allen
Guy
Daphne Somers
Alison
Daphne
Alison in Spain plan tests family loyalties
Alison confronts her father over Daphne Somers new plan to marry and take Alison on a Spain honeymoon. She resists a life of dancing and social duties, while Daphne’s motives remain unclear and Alison fears being trapped between duty and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alison
Daphne Somers
Daphne
Knightsbridge
Robert
India
Pend Hor
Spain
Pyrenees
Madeira
Emily
Tye
Alison Hellessly
Guy
Father
Fulham
Evelyn al. Winch
Quack-Quack Party Ends With Embarrassing Fall
In a humorous scene, Mrs. Quacker hosts a party for Mrs. Quacko and guests admire the decor and food. Tensions rise when tales of Indian visitors and a painted feather provoke Mrs. Quacker. She topples into a lily-dish salad, drawing bemused reactions from the tiny ducks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Mrs. Quacko
Duck
Mrs. Quacker
Senate sustains Roosevelt veto on Patman bonus
Washington notes that the Senate voted 54-40 to uphold the President's veto of the Patman bonus, a decision greeted by Treasury officials as stabilizing at a time they must fund the $4 billion work relief program. Officials warn of possible effects on government bond markets and SEC registration slowdowns amid ongoing inflation concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berbert Plummer
Washington
Treasury Department
Capitol Hill
Senate
Morgenthau
Supreme Court
Treasury
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Capital Hill
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Ihs
Supreme Court Delays and Treasury Optimism on Bonus Legislation
Gold cases stayed pending before the Supreme Court with large issues withheld for later filing after decisions. Uncertainty over bonus legislation remains, but Treasury officials express relief at the turn and anticipate a smoother path ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Flashes of Life and Odd News Snatches
A string of brief items from various cities. A airedale escapes after a water bucket softens its coat. a North Carolina stork delivers twins again. coyotes in Topeka disturbed residents prompting floodlit pens to curb their howling. a Muskogee cab prank with a snake ends in a chase and costly upholstery work. a Champaign salesman reports corset theft amid a quip about women and their wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
John Lucas
4-H Junior Leaders Discuss Farming Problems in Kansas
Manhattan June 6 4-H club junior leaders discuss farming as a capitalistic enterprise with limited opportunity. They say a youth needs about 640 acres in western Kansas within 5 to 10 years to earn a satisfactory living and be debt free in 25 to 80 years. About 400 acres should be wheat and annual agricultural sales would reach 4000 to 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas
Radio Programs and schedules for June evenings
The page lists radio program lineups for Thursday and Friday evenings across KMBC WREN WDAF and other stations. It includes show titles such as Little Orphan Annie Jack Armstrong Amos and Andy and Death Valley Days, along with orchestras and hosts like Nat’s Golf Tournament Curated items show a dense, era-typical broadcast grid with multiple network programs and local musicales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMBC
Wren
Floyd Gibbons
WDAF
Buddy
Ginger $ S
Jack Armstrong
Boake Carter
Three Scamps
Kate Smith
Rex
Vangeline Booth
Gen
E Wdak
Rudy Vallee
Attah
Death Valley
Capt
Henry
Glen Gray
Fred Waring
Cyril Pitts
Tence
Paul Whiteman
America
KEMRC
Nat
Waddy
Ginger
Leith Stevens
Irene Rich
Jessica Dragonetts
Morton Downey
Edwin C._Hilbort
Kmbc—Court of Human Relations
Kkellogg College
Beatrice_Lillie
KMAC
Hollywood
Mateur
Irons
Founding Congregational Church
KMEBC
Gen. R. Holmes
Amos
N’ Andy
Attler
Jesse Crawford
the O'Nells
WRE
49Ers
Igi Romanelli
Ink
Reggie Childist
Chevrolet
Sonny Wood
Mark Hopkins
Orch
Cosmopolitan Hotel
KMNC
Floyd Town
Congress Hotel
Maxon
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Journal-World
the World Company
Ww. One
Dsurra
Dandelag
Dolpa Sons
Massachusetts Street
Lorenzen &.Thompson, Inc
West 44Th St
Chicano
South Michigan Ave
Sansome
A Angeles
New Orpheus
W. 10Th St
St. Louis Star
Atlanta
Waltern Building
Associated Press
Focal News
Department of Justice
Johnson
NRA
Stanley Baldwin
Great Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
Mr. Baldwin
Lafely
AAA
Jane
Jeanette Wheeler
Helen
Richard Wagstaff
Hermosa
New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Aro
Jersey City
N. J
Eddie Maher
Airdale
Walter
Mayodan
N. C
Alonzo “Atwood
Topeka
Gage Park
Harry Snyder Plann Tod
Champaign
Ill
Faith Portz
4-H
Sage
Horace, Heidt
Andy
WAF
Statler
Frankie ‘Masters Orch
Tony and
Gas
Usical
Eddie Duchin
Nat'l Radio Forum
Art Jarrett
An Diego Symph
Enric Madriguera
Shandas
Don Lopez
Sir Hogan
Twin Cities
Pat and
Marge
Royal York Hotel
Stan Myers
KRMBC
DAF
Leonard Kelter
Kirc
Horacio Zita
EFKA
Seeet
G. Criss Simpson
Orgar
Lyon
Woodbury Pond
J. Perber
Armand Symphonic
Armand
Rexall
Rickerd-Stowits
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