National Rep itatives Lorenzen and Thompson Inc
National press snippet mentions Lorenzen and Thompson Inc with multiple city addresses and associations. It notes AP republication rights and general circulation details. Other items reference Shanghai military withdrawal, J J Raskob debt gift to the Democratic party, and a Detroit gangster surrender with an alibi concerning the Lindbergh kidnapping timeframe.
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National Rep
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
South
Michigan Ave
Sanfranciscs
Ansome
Los Angeles
South Broadway
Kansas
Coca Cola
Anta
Detroit
General ‘Motors
Associated Press
Ews
Auct Bureau OF Circulations
John J. Raskob
Democratic Party
Roosevelt weighs Walker ouster as Seabury finds charges
June 10 1932 report outlines Governor Roosevelt reading Seabury's charge letter as grounds to remove New York City Mayor Walker. Ottawa power plant earns 80 percent profit prompting rate analysis to verify real earnings and justify potential rate cuts. Government wheat crop estimate indicates yields fall about half of last year amid uneven rains.
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Kansas
Walker
Franklin Roosevelt
Samuel Seabury
Hochstadter Committee
New York Executive
Roosevelt
New York City
Seabury
Ottawa
Republican National Convention Sees Prohibition Debate Rise
The piece notes growing debate at next week’s convention over prohibition and silver policy, with factions pressing for platform actions. It highlights gasoline tax impacts from the new revenue act and warns consumers will bear the tax as ownership changes this week. It mentions expected nominees and party action amid a boom for refiners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Silver
Tus
Changes at K U and local society notes
At the Board of Regents meeting at K U most members were present except Charley Gleed. Mrs Carruth and Miss Crotty resigned. E F Engel and Kate Merril join as assistants in German and French. An astronomy department update lists Albion Shepherd and H M Jones assisting in physics and English. William Williamson married Nellie Gleason in Madison. a large society wedding. University outing plans for Estes Park with Dan Crew. Harrison wins nomination on first ballot in Minneapolis. Y M C A Junior Department elects officers. Mrs Leavett and companion suffer buggy accident. Ed Fluke to wed Edna Boom in Salt Lake City on June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Regents
K. U
Charley Gleed
W. H. Carruth
Gertrude Crotty
E. F. Engel
Carruth
Kate Merril
Bryn Mawr
Harvard
Alvin Shepherd
H. M. Jones
Amherst
Erasmus Haworth
Newson
William Williamson
Madison
Wisconsin
Nellie Gleason
St. Raphael’s Church
Kellogg
Sherman
Franklin
Perry
Hadley
Saunders
Rush
Estes Park
Dan Crew
Harrison
Minneapolis
Kansas
McKinley
Texas
Sidney Boughton
Otis J. Gould
Owen D. Brewer
Hugo A. Shellhorn
John Leavett
Col. Moore
Spine Deformities Linked To Long Maintained Postures
A discussion on vertebrae discs and spine health notes that intervertebral discs distribute pressure across the vertebrae to prevent distortion. It argues that sustained positions during work or play may lead to spinal deformities, urged by Professor Schmorl to avoid long held postures.
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Schmorl
This Date Kansas History 1893 Robbery in California Limited Heist
In 1893 the Santa Fe California Limited express train was held up and robbed near Cimarroln. In 1894 a heavy cloudburst around El Dorado triggers the Walnut River flood causing extensive damage across a wide area.
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Santa Fe
Cimarroln
el Dorado
Walnut River
Mrs Woodward Leads Clinton Cemetery History Effort
Mrs Woodward prepared a Clinton Cemetery history for Memorial Day services. The text traces the cemetery’s origins, founding members of the Clinton Cemetery Company, early lot selections, and later beautification efforts by the Flower Club led by Edith Lobb and Margaret Cummings. It notes about 60 soldier graves from Civil War and World War eras and honors pioneer pioneers as well. The piece ends with a welcome from the Flower Club. A separate item reports an abandoned 1927 Buick found near Kanwaka with Shawnee county plates and a Foster Masonic meeting speaker George Q Foster discussing the Washington Memorial dedication by Masons.
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Clinton Cemetery
Carl Woodward
Clinton Cemetery Company
Ebenezer Disbrow
Baldwin
Henry
Heine
William Hughes
Carver ‘Wicks
W B. Disbrow
Austin Dean
Andrew Stout
J.teele
N. Aleaier
Mary Davis
Andrew White
H. Heine
E. G. Macy
Orson Macy
TG. Osborne
John L. Winter
Nancy Wood
J. W. Bryant
Michael Abbin
Clara Curtis
William Alderman
Alex Halderman
W. B. Disbrow
M. Baum
Carson Wicks
James Dean, Jr
Harrell
Andrew Baldwin
L. D. Bailey
John GC. Moore
W. Stowe
Edith Lobb
Liberal
Kan
Margaret Cummings
M. G. Murphy
George B. Jensen
J.R
Martha E. Woodward
Flower Club
Schmorl Studies Spine Discs After Large Series
Professor Gorg Schmorl of Dresden examined seven thousand whole spines with focus on cartilaginous discs, noting their role in the backbone and its stability. His research highlights the backbone as a key element in human structure and function.
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Gorg Schmorl
Dresden
Bandits Haul Dale to a Ranching Showdown
Dale Emery loses his fortune to bandits in Cheyenne then travels to a ranch seeking work. Cynthy defies Bill Bradley as the gang hunts for the money hidden inside Dale’s books. A tense pursuit ensues with rescues, bravado, and a note exposing the fraud while stakes rise to a march toward the Mowerby ranch.
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Dale Emery
Cas
Cheyenne
Dale
Burnett
Donna
Cynthy
Somers
Judy
Quin
Hugh Mowerby
Dole
Huch
Sangs
Bill
Jack
Bill Bradley
Father
Eneetie
Jack Smith
Hugh
Stan
Smith
Lola
Prigorer
Chicago
Ives
Cyntiny
Hawk
Gynthy
Hungry Hollow Way
Bold Hill
Mowerby Ranch
Lee Ghow
Quin Burnett
Cynshy
Old trunks and attic finds spark new home for Peggy and John
Mary Graham Bonner Moda describes John and Peggy settling into a new home with Rosy the doll. They seek furniture in the attic and accept two old chairs two rugs and old dishes. Peggy hopes the two hair covered trunks will make charming toy storage.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Moda
John
Peggy
Rosy
Big Springs Visitors Spend Day at Leavenworth National Home
Mr and Mrs John French and others from Topeka visited J J Bunce at the National Military Home in Leavenworth Sunday. The Big Springs 4 H club will meet June 15 at Mrs Mae Henry's home for butter cake and measuring demonstrations, a talk on leavening agents, and a cake judging event. Members will bring cakes and continue sewing project work in the afternoon.
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John
French
Gona
Stanley
John, Jr
Emogene Bevitt
Topeka
Leavenworth
County Farm Bureau Meeting Held in Lawrence Evening
County wide farm bureau meeting at Lawrence drew local families including Mr and Mrs R F Buck Mr and Mrs John Henry Mr and Mrs John Mathey and son Kenneth Mr and Mrs Will Brown G J Bahnmaier and Pete Bahnmaier Also notes on Mrs H C Ebersole returning home after visiting in Lawrence and on local leaders James Brass and helper from Lawrence A tax study club will meet weekly at the school house exam after 13 sessions Big Springs Church vacation programs and reading courses coordinated by local groups with participation from area children
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Farm Bureau
Lawrence
Thoreday
R. F. Buck
Sind
John Henry
John Mathey
Kenneth
Will Brown
G. J. Bahnmaier
Pete Bahnmaier
H. C. Ebersole
H. V. Stone
Big Springs Farm Bursa
Farmers’ Union Organization
Igponsoring
James Brass
Brand
Susie Mathew
Marjorie Deskin
Topeka
Tony Humphrey
Richland
Helen Henryan Swecker
Arthur Ward
Lynn
Russell
Levings
Huffman
Big Springs
Douglas
Webber
Veer
Chiildren
Persinity
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JOURNAL-WORLD _ WORLD COMPANY
Wes Pi
BoLea- Simons
Massachusetts Street
Tou
Shanghai
International Settlement
Convet
Mrs. Woodward
Fred Vogler
Kanwakia
Shawnee County
Foster
George QO. Foster
Acacia Lodge No. 9
Washington
George Washington Memorial
the Journal-World
Tage
Mead & Malia
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Publishers Syndicate
Fool’s
John Stanley
The
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank
of Lawrence
William Docking
F. March
F. C Whipple
George Docking
J. 8. Stover
E. B. Martin
Wolf's Book Store
Mass
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