National at Stomp Tne. New York. 19.
The article reviews political intrigue in Kansas and New York, noting Seabury’s testimony before Governor Roosevelt about mayoral finances, Democratic convention maneuvering over permanent chairmanship, and the national deficit context. It highlights reflections on radio influence in Iowa politics and strain in party leadership.
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National
Stomp Tne
New York
Galearo
South
Michigan Ave
Ransome,Lor
Ancien
Broadway
Kansas City
Coca Cola
Et Louis
Ind
Tanta
Alton
Detroit
General Motors Rlde
Associated Press
Associated Preas
Otharwaise
Pal
CIR
Kansas
Jouett Shouse
Roosevelt
God and labor in 1932 harvests and politics
A 1932 reflection notes Kansas harvests require fewer hands due to machinery, while urban unemployment grows. It critiques the bonus march as a misguided effort by ex service members to pressure Congress, and discusses Dawes resigning from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation as recovery progresses. Mayor Walker’s testimony before a committee is viewed with mixed humor in the East.
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Kansas
Washington
Congress
General Dawes
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Dawes
Walker
Seabury
Old Home Town notes and Kansas University events
In this city Mrs. S. E. Weiser of Chicago will spend the summer with her son W. J. Weiser. A Kansas University alumni banquet in Snow Hall drew nearly a hundred guests with toasts by Prof. Sterling Hannah Oliver and others. a dormitory fund was started with $100 from Prof. Blackmar and $700 aimed for. A new nickel steel aluminum alloy with strong magnetic properties was developed in Japan.
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Clarence Shell
S. E. Weiser
Chicago
Oscar
Blaine
Adams Street
Eldridge House
A. M. Richardson
H. B. McMillen
B. A. Middaugh
Harling Graham
Hannah Oliver
Kansas University
Blackwelder
Snow
Spooner
Robinson
McCook
Dyche
Ater Cyrus Crane
Herbert Hadley
Prof. Blackmar
Mary Mantey
J. Willis Gleed
B. K. Bruce
University Hall
Japan
Chills and Disease: Health Risks From Cold Exposure
At an Amsterdam Hygiene Institute meeting Professor Schade reported on German soldiers in 1916 1917 showing that rapid temperature changes predispose to respiratory illnesses. Cold affects superficial tissues and internal organs, reduces germ resistance, and can be fatal if extreme. Preventive cooling includes gradual hardening and heat during acute exposure.
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Institute of Hygiene
Amsterdam
Schade
Kiel Institute
Tomorrow Muscles Injuries KANSAS NEWS BRIEFS
Kansas brief items report various local events from June dates. Topics include janitors training in modern methods, a U.S. Senate candidacy announcement by Darcey E Quate, Lions district governor William Greenwald, an investigation into Alva Russell’s death, Pittsburg Teachers College enrollment, Kansas Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment outcomes, Kansas DeMolays conclave selections, and a minor auto collision with a parked car.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Kansas
Kansas Board of Vocational Education
Wichita
Kan
George McGill
United States
Senate
Darcey E.quate
Dodge City
Kansas Lions’ Club
William Greenwald
Hutchinson
Abilené
Mulvane
Alva Russell
Kansas Veterans of Foreign Wars
Oscar Klingman
Jamelson City
C.J. Palmer
Topeka
Robert
Barnes
Kansas City
A. EB. McAdams
Arkansas City
Ed Bailey
Ernest J
Malone
Hays
Harold . Lopshire
Yeaterday
la Verna- Lintner
Tepe
Warner Sorensen
Kanana City
Eugene Abernathy
Charles Tever
Baxtar Springs
Raymond Warner
Osawatomie
Fool's Goal Synopsie Drama in a Western Ranch Hold Up
Dale a city man loses his fortune and is ambushed with ally accomplices in a canyon while pursuing ranch property. Cynthy Burnett and Hugh Mowerby face threats as Dale is bound and the group schemes to force him to reveal where the money is hidden. The scene escalates with an ambush at a spring and the tension between loyalty and danger under a remote Wyoming setting.
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Dale Exer
Cheyenne
Soale
Burnett
Donna
Dale
Gynth
Dale Tansee
Cynthy
Somers
Quin
Hillford
Hugh Mowerby
Dalé
Huth
Unen
Hugh
Mesker
Grey Bull
Gynthy
Randory
Fiugh
Robin Hood
Cynth
Rey Bull
Jack
Bill
Bill Bradley
Pak
Bale
Old Man
Rugh
You'll Tell All Right Chapter Seventeen Escape Scene
In a tense confrontation, gunmen seize Dale and Cynthy. The gang leader orders gagging and roadside pursuit as Jack and Bill reveal their identities. Dale recalls a moonlit gate memory while Jack grasps the implied threat and continues with their plan.
Moda and Family Plan a River Day by the House
John and Pegry discuss taking a raft trip and swimming options with Moda and her mother. Moda says she can swim but prefers shallow water while the others plan to dive near the boat-house. Shea swims well and will use the deeper river area, while Moda worries about having a good time as a cousin.
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Moda
John
Oda
Pegry
Shea
Peggy Faces Drowning Crisis Near River Bank
A fragment describes Peggy swimming with her mother nearby. Méda ventures toward a raft then sinks beyond her depth. Fright escalates as Méda struggles to touch bottom and screams for help, fearing she is drowning.
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Ained
Peggy
Meda
Méda
Mrs Frederick Funston Dies in San Francisco
Mrs Frederick Funston widow of Major General Frederick Funston died of a heart attack at Letterman Hospital San Francisco yesterday. She was noted for her political and civic work in the city. General Funston commanded the 20th Kansas Volunteers in the Philippine insurrection and was famed for the capture of Aguinaldo.
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San Francisco
Frederick Funston
Funston
Letterman Hospital
General Funston
20Th
Kansas Volunteers
Aguinaldo
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Route 2
Jack Watton
Walton
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Joe
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