Journal-World Excerpt Reflects 1936 Political Shifts
In a June 6, 1936 page note, the Lawrence Journal-World previews political debate on Landon and the New Deal, noting Kansas Governor Landon’s budget discipline and opposition to deficit spending. The piece surveys tax bill progress, Chinese-Japanese tensions, European fortification talks, and a Roosevelt administration reshuffle including Davis to the Federal Reserve Board. It also mentions William Allen White’s stance on the Republican platform.
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Landon
Landons
Kansas
Knox
Borah
Moses
John Hamilton
Roosevelt
London
Chester C. Davis
Federal Reserve Board
H. R. Tolley
Davis
AAA
William Allen White
Jas
Lawrence Alumni Gatherings and Summer Plans Noted
Miss Katherine Jackman and Miss Helen Peck of Arkansas City depart Friday for summer in Philadelphia and the East. Mrs. W R Smith travels with them to join her husband teaching at Harvard. Woolf Bros. secures a store location at 1023 Massachusetts Street in Lawrence to serve KU campus trade opening August 1. Alumni events include Albert I Beach addressing Fraser auditorium and Charles F Scott elected KU alumni association president. Rev. Charles A Puls installed as Trinity Lutheran pastor in Lawrence. Miss Vera Neely to wed W Arthur Ross. couple to reside in Cheyenne after Estes Park ceremony.
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Katherine Jackman
Helen Peck
Arkansas City
Philadelphia
W. R. Smith
Harvard University
Woolf Bros
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Woolf Bros. of
Kansas City
Massachusetts Street
Henry B. McCurdy
Albert I. Beach
Fraser Auditorium
Charles F. Scott
Iola
A. B
M. A
University of Kansas Alumni Association
John T. Stewart
Wellington
D. H. O'Leary
Fred Harris
Ottawa
Mabel McLaughlin Beck
Roy Lawrence
Marion Lawrence
California
George Chambers
Los Angeles
Marion
University of California
Charles A. Puls
Omaha
Neb
Messiah Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church of
W. E. Wheeler
Atchison
Vera Neely
Grace Neeley
W. Arthur Ross
Estes Park
Cole
City appoints new police chief after vote
Twenty five years ago on Saturday June 6 Miss Cora Emmett planned to stay in Pratt another month to teach at the county institute. The city council voted 7 to 5 to confirm F I Carter as chief of police after rejecting two old soldier appointees W T Griffiths and Chris Armstrong. S H Carmean withdrew his application just before the session. First Wheat Ed Harvey, a noted Wakarusa farmer, began cutting.
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Cora Emmett
Pratt
County Institute
F.I .Carter
F. I. Carter
Mr. Carter
W. T. Griffiths
Chris Armstrong
Bishop
S. H. Carmean
Ed Harvey
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
The fragment presents a line from Claude Callan's work about a girl and her mother. It hints at family dynamics and memory, with a brief glimpse of domestic tension and generational opinion on past actions. No further context or events are provided in the available text.
Forty Years Ago Wheat Seed Impresses Local Grower
Forty years ago a local farmer, Harvey, harvested Zimmerman wheat from seed obtained from the Agricultural College. He hand picked two bushels of seed and his field was examined by Prof. Leslie Fitz who pronounced the results as remarkable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman
Agricultural College
Leslie Fitz
Agricultural Calleze
Harvey
John Newman
Elks
Newman
E. M. Potter
Kupfer
Wilhelm
Nell Martindale
L. E. Brown
van den Broek
Long
Moffat
Daniels
K. U
Y.M C.A
Eleanor
Isabel
Mildred Gilmore
Charles Gilmore
Long Beach
Calif
Delbert Morrison
Texas
Lawre
Solon Emery
Butte
Mont
Cavalry march to Fort Leavenworth and other briefs
Kansas news briefs from Junction City to Lawrence report Fort Riley cavalry brigade on a four day overland march to Fort Leavenworth with 1 600 personnel. return set for June 14. Other items note Humboldt resident Triplett dies from auto injuries, Neodesha check questioned, a farm youth’s suicide near here, Abilene Brethren in Christ elect bishops and moderators, 900 delegates, Manhattan trophies for Kansas 4 H roundup, Sedgwick and Brown counties winners, Betty Brown of Emporia wins a 100 scholarship and leadership trophy, with summer school ads for Lawrence Business College.
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Junction City
Cavalry School
Fort Riley
Kan
Fort Leavenpore
Manhattan
Sedewick County
Brown County
Betty Brown
Emporia
A. J. Schoth
Gypsy Weatherizes Margaret Bell Houston Mystery
A garbled synopsis hints at a love triangle and a missing trust as Dirk investigates a vanished Hope amid a wedding plot. Names Rupert Joris Elinor Fleming Hope Dirk and Madison appear, with rodeo and spousal tensions driving a murky mystery.
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Hope
Rupert Joris
Elinor Fleming
Dirk
Ride to the North keeps Rupert missing at Big Moose
Dirk and Hope chase Rupert after Elinor's wedding in a snowbound rescue bid. They reach Big Moose camp to find Rupert absent, while Hope confesses she fears Rupert still loves Elinor and reflects on past love and revenge as Dirk contemplates his role and Hope's feelings.
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Dirk
Rupert
Elinor
Hope
Adelaide
Rupert Joris
Mister Rupert
Joris
Big Moose
Lake Placid
Adelaide Joris
Isabel
Gage Seymou
Connolly
Big Moore
Aamp
Rodeo
Torrobin
Martin
Sandy
Bell
Rooster Top Notch Seeks Mrs Fine Duckling Among Ducks
In a playful scene at the pond, Top Notch the rooster heckles Mrs Quacko and Mrs Uacko about finding Mrs Fine Duckling, who dispenses compliments but is not present. Mrs Fine Duckling is described as a busy duck with a practiced habit of wise sayings.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Uacko Duck
Mrs. Fine Duckling
Mrs. Quacko
Top Notch
Quackerville
Christopher Calls FLASHES OF LIFE Honeymoon Tragedy
A hospital shadow darkens Farnum Holzell and his bride as after a wedding reception he slips in a restaurant doorway. The best man trips, causing Holzell to break his arm and halt the honeymoon. Other items note Patricia Johnson’s rapid marriage at a San Diego exposition and oil spillage near Petronila Creek salvaged by local farmers.
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Asszcvated Press
New York
Farnum Holzell
Holzell
San Diego
Calif
Patricia Johnson
College of Charm
San Diego Exposition
Man
Johnny Hines
Climate medicine and air conditioning in health care
The article notes climate medicine uses controlled environments to aid health. It argues air conditioning can mimic therapeutic climates at home and work, improving safety for workers and patients. It highlights operating theaters and sick rooms as prime benefits, with filtration reducing dust and pollen exposure.
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Mohammed
Man Injured While Training With Pistol After Reading Manual
A man purchased a pistol for protection against robbers and bought a firearms manual. He practiced loading and unloading per the instructions, the weapon discharged, injuring his hand.
Fall Leaf residents host weekend visitors in Eudora area
Mrs Carrie Eder and son Joe of Eudora joined Sunday guests at Mr and Mrs Charles Vitt. Frank Signet family visited McLouth and Frank Landon household. St Joseph guests joined Hanna Pfleger and Dailey family at her home. Numerous local visits listed with threshing and a car purchase mentioned.
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Carrie Eder
Joe
Eudora
Charles Vitt
Frank Signet
McLouth
Frank Landon
Hanna Pfleger
Alfred Reed
Jimmie
Dailey
Virginia
St. Joseph
Mary McBride Durlin
Harvey Schellack
E. C. Gray
Stolle
Jarbalo
Charles Eberwein
William Reetz
Fred Siewicke
E. Trowbridge
Nutting
Fern
Jimmie Mischele
Mischele
Anna Torneden
Charles Davidson
Torneden
Fall Leaf School
Frank Mignet
Frank Mignot
Jo Ann
Barbara
Radio Programs Saturday Evening Listings Summary
Radio schedule shows WREN WDAP KMBC stations broadcasting a mix of orchestras choirs and variety acts. Notable entries include Herbert Po net, Francis Hotel Orchestra, Joan Miron at The Chateau, Sarena Barn Dance, Hotel Baltimore Orchestra, and Philip Crane baritone lead. Late-night features include Major Bowes Amateur hour, Jack Benny, Detroit Symphony, and Keith Beechers Orch with weather and headlines throughout the night.
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WDAP
Oray
Joan Miron
The
Laltimore
KMAC
Philip Crane
Kerniavsky
Gardens
Victor Sandek
Jack Benny
Press-Radio News
KMB Riin
Sunset Dreams
Wren
Eenoes
Orchestra
Esad Ghiskin
WDAF
Major Bowes
KMBC
Dramte Wren
Twilight Hour
Jack Hinton
Aler
Detroit Sym. Orch
Alburb of Music
Paul Whiteman
KMBU
Picktair
Wpaf—Symphony Orchestra
America
KMRC
Max Condon
Twin City
Stusta
Bismarck Orch
Ratio News
Coubin
Orch
HMRC
Ward Ely
Ail Terrace Orch
KMLU
LIS
Casing Orch
Razza’s
Avfair
Fletchery Henderson
Lis-Wpa
Venvention Fragram
Mo- Kang
Jack Shinen
WPAP
George Washing
Amos
Andy
Orm Roubinet
Hedrige
Rmbuntry Club
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Dolph Simons
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Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
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New Orpheum
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Poor PA
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Betty
Publishers Syndicate
Norothy Morrow
Clinton
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Fleanor Atkinson
Margaret Gregory
Apulpa
Okke
Stevenson
Inv G
Robert Hackman
Clovis, M
Ware
Santa Fe
Weaver
Massachusetts
S. B. Bradford
Topeka
Pena
G. D. Rogers
Hiskell
J . Warner Bru
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Yave
Register of Decils
Brooks
Democratic Con Central
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W. Sparr
Fool
Webster
T. J. Sweeney
Wi. Nace
E. H. F. Synder
Jordon Neal
Eli Moore
David Tasson
Frank Walters
W. R. Fisher
E. Crown
Ben Hoover
C. Price
Tom Tein
Steve Sturdwell
Julius Fisch
Chanute
Willard F. Triplett
Humboldt
Here
Neodesha
Ralph Howerter
Abilene
General Conference
Church of the Brethren In Christ
A. D. Dick
Saharest
Lawrence Business College
Margaret Bell Houston
Ae Sox
Christopher
Corpus Christi
Tex
Petronila Creek
Lou Meyer
Minneapolis
Floyd B. ‘Olson
Panama
Alfred Rosenfield
New York Academy of Medicine
Driago Galdston
the World Co
Ment
Lawrence National Bank
Suk Wren
Tally Coburn
Fray and
Rann
Kec
Herbert Ponet
Urncert
Eof Terset Ceram
GM Wrens
UET Catr
Iegfeld Fo Li
Senator Fishface
Professor Figsbottle
Creation
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Erle
Astor Orch
Henry Busse
Curat
Ec Henderson
Rchestra
Alisa Sturman
Ibre
Hozel Bismarck
Joseph Cherniavaky
Lisg—Wren
Douglas Beattie
Barte
AFL Tet Congress Orch
KMEM
Id Gow
First National Bank
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