Hoover Speech Sets High Tide of Oratory at GOP Convention
The Hoover address at Greveland portrayed the New Deal as undermining liberty, urging Republicans to halt experimentation and restore solid policies. Rexford Tugwell faces mockery from a Texas legislator over a resettlement dust storm image, while supporters defend the nation’s resilience amid dust storms and adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Herbert Hoover
Greveland
Europe
Republican Party
Rexford Tugwell
Texas Panhandle
Resettlement Administration
Tugswell
The Cavalry Brigade at Fort Riley Trains in Route March
The Cavalry Brigade of 1,500 mounted men and supply trains passed through Lawrence on a route march from Fort Riley. The training aims to improve handling of men and equipment, prepare for potential service, and prove readiness in peace time despite doubts about rapid mobilization.
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Cavalry School Brigade
Fort Riley
Lawrence
Route march of cavalry brigade through Kansas for protection
The text notes a crisis requiring both devotion and training. A cavalry brigade moves across Kansas as part of protection in a world still choosing armed recourse. The State Department says China was the United States' largest buyer of war materials in May, yet those weapons have mainly fueled clashes between Chinese factions. Each clash signals a rising effort to curb Japanese influence in the region.
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Kansas
State Department
China
United States
Bids Placed for Lawrence Paving Project by Four-State Firms
Fourteen construction firms representing four states submitted bids this morning for the 44 blocks of paving in Lawrence this summer. The Old Home Town Thirteen notes the event as a major municipal effort with multiple regional bidders.
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Lawrence
Bernice Cook
Lloyd H. Ruppenthal
Kansas City
Svill
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ivan Edwards
Laura Rankin
Wilma Miller
Herschel Washington
Henry B. McCurdy
Kenneth H. Constant
C. C. Carl
Levert Higgins
F. A. Cook
Hilda Cone
Lydia Harris
Frances Cook
Ruppenthal
Ozarks
Paul R. Brooks
Friends In Council
Florence Arnold Price
Arch R. Price
W. S. Price
Lexington
Price
The
Kansas City Post
Walter Varnum
Bridge
Gaylord Weileye
Greensburg
Earl Huddleston
Fort Falkenstein
Weiletop
Tonganoxie
Oliver Myers
Carl Hird
Kanwaka
Wayne Enley
School of Fine Arts
University of Kansas
Dean Swarthout
Ten Years Ago Leavenworth Firm Wins Lawrence Paving Bid
The Lawrence paving contract for forty four blocks this summer was awarded to Geiger and Rutherford of Leavenworth for 125000 dollars. The firm completed last year’s paving in Lawrence except for resurfacing Massachusetts Street. also reports of a broken leg for John H Parker at Fischers shoe store undergoing remodel and a Kansas City hospital update for Dr E P Sisson.
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Journal-World BY
the World Company
W. C. Simons
J. W. Murray
Dolph Simons
Ee Ees
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Advanca
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star Ride
Atlanta
Walton
Detroit
General Motors
Leavenworth
Geiger & Rutherford
Massachusetts
John H. Parker
Fischers
Fischer
E. P. Sisson
Bernice Gracber
Vera Browne
Norfolk
Chesapeakes Bay
Potomac River
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
St. Lawrence River
Niagara Falls
C. C. le Suer
Albert E. Fincham
Pratt
Katherine Glendenning
Ray Gaffney
T. D. Prentice
Ellen Fearin
Lloyd Griffin
Fred Ellsworth
Memorial Hospital
Marjorie Day
National
Y.W.C.A
Marieuss
Y.M.C.A
K. U
Dorothy Luxton
Campus recital listings feature noted soloists and groups
Helen Marcell Eugene Christy and Howard Taylor present organ and ensemble recitals with Lee Green K A string quartet and string trio. June Judy Miss Louise Miller and Miss Fanny May Ross perform piano and organ pieces with Miss Helen Kennedy leading a campus sing under Dean Swarthout.
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Helen Marcell
Eugene Christy
Howard Taylor
Lee Green
K. A
June Judy
Louise Miller
Fanny May
Ross
Helen Kennedy
Campus Sing
Dean Swarthout
Twenty Five Years Ago News Reel June 11
A collection of reversed dated notes from Leavenworth Kansas. Louise Wilhelm plans a summer motorcycle tour through Colorado and New Mexico with a camera darkroom setup. Carrie Nation dies in Evergreen sanitarium after a nervous breakdown. Claude Vickery and Nat Pigman head to Annapolis visiting Chicago Cincinnati and Washington before academy entry. Local children parties hosted by Mrs. H T Jones and Mrs Otto Guffler. Morton Alford wedding at the bride’s sister home. ring gold mined by the groom near Nome Alaska. Ogden Jones injures ankle playing volleyball at the YMCA with ligament damage. weeks of recovery ahead.
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Louise Wilhelm
K. A
Colorado
New Mexico
Wilhelm
Lawrence
San Luis Valley
Denver and Rio Grande
Carrie Nation
Carrie Nation. Dead Leavenworth
Kan
Evergreen Sanitarium
Claude Vickery
Annapolis
Nat Pigman
Calderbear
Concordia
Claude
Chicago
Cincinnati
Washington
Academy
H. T. Jones
Esther Jane
Penfield
Endsley
Jones
J. C. Penfield
F.C. Penfield
Lucy Jones
Kansas City
Otto Guffler
Bernard
Morton-Alford
Jessie Kent Morton
Donald Stilman Alford
W. H. Carruth
FM. Bennett
Alford
Nome
Alaska
Ogden Jones
G. W. Jones
Deaf Mutes to Celebrate at Bismarck Grove Fourth
Forties era notes show deaf mutes securing Bismarck Grove for the Fourth celebration. C. C. Curtis chairs the picnic while other local events include YMCA chess finals, university activities, and a campus reunion campfire at Elmwood Park. Local movers include R. A. Enslow to Topeka training, Palmer Felt heading to Topeka for the summer, and legal career shifts as W. S. Pope joins Morse & Morse in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck Grove
C. C. Curtis
O. A. Bayless
C. J. Moore
Bayless
University
Lawrence
R. A. Enslow
Topeka
Palmer
Morse & Morse
W. H. Mason
Norton
Bion Hutchings
C.F. Scot
Prof. Haworth
Journal Hall
Cady
D. H. Robinson
W. H. Carruth
Snow
C. Henry
Rose R. Morgan
Arthur Corbin
W. E. Higgins
E. Haworth
J. W. Gleed
W. Y. Morgan
C. W. Stephenson
A. N. Dunakin
Fourth Ward
Dunakin
A. L. Woodard
Dirk Joris Seeks Truth in Haunted Room Mystery
Dirk Joris confronts Hope Joris about a revolver and a ghostly notion in her room as Rupert battles pneumonia. Martin reports a man’s voice yet no intruder. Nora’s safekeeping and a planned search threaten hidden motives. Dirk urges medical help while Mary offers steady, trusting care.
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Dirk Joris
Hope
Dirk
Rupert
Adirondacks
Martin
Sanford
Timothy
Nora
Mary
P “Tl
Bernard
Joris
The Mystery Grows by Mary Graham Bonner
Sweet Face the lamb seeks answers as Sweet Face investigates why Mrs Quacko the duck hosts visitors. Bears, ducks, and a hoped for party with Mrs Fine Duckling unfold the social intrigue at the pond. Rip and Willy Nilly hint at a future gathering.
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The
Mary Graham Bonner
Bas
Lan
Sweet Face
Mrs. Quack Duck
Christopher Columbus Crow
Top Notch
Mrs. Quacko
Quack
Mrs. Fine Duckling
Willy Nilly
Rip
Aviator's Neurosis Examined By Dr Armstrong
Dr Harry G Armstrong analyzes nervous disabilities in airplane pilots, noting strong initial enthusiasm giving way to chronic fatigue and aeroneurosis after years of service. He portrays aviators as intense, warm-hearted, duty-bound individuals often meeting high physical and moral standards.
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Harry G. Armstrong
United States Army
Armstrong
Aviators and the Nervous Fatigue Syndrome
The seroneurosis of aviators manifests as gastrointestinal upset with gnawing epigastric pain, yet no organic GI changes. Frequent signs include mild heart and vascular sensations and neck throbbing. pilots stay tense, irritable, impatient, and physically overactive under stress.
Tomorrow Aviator's Neurosis and Other Silly Local Tales
A trio of odd newspaper items includes H H Farr in Miami claiming a mustache stabbed him after a sleep movement, an Arizona claim about a wooden leg as a limb, and a Greenville liquor case where a man pleads not guilty as he admits to selling the liquor. Also a windstorm in Council Bluffs destroys only the hay shed.
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Miami
Fla
H. H. Farr
Farr
Ariz
Arizona Industrial Commission
Anton L. Westoff
Commission
Greenville
S.C
Recorder's Court
West Tally Conservation Project Notes
Farmers mow pastures to control weeds like Buckbrush Sumac and Vervain. Mowing before bloom over two to three years reduces weeds, increases pasture carrying capacity, and supports weedless summer fields. Office notices assure applicants they are in line and will be contacted. Ottawa office available for details. Terracing on Leonard Lefholz and H G Pinpert farms protected about 88 acres with interception ditches along U.S. 50N.
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Ottawa
Leonard A. Lefholz
Willow Springs Township
U.S. 50N
H. G. Pinpert
Farm progress and surveys on local cooperatives
The Carl Schwarz farm will be start shortly. Satisfactory progress is reported on the James A. Taylor farm ponds. Topographic and preliminary engineering surveys are being made preparatory to signing cooperative agreements on the farms of L. R. Brandon, J. W. Baker, Jim Baker, Arthur Lutz, Frank Sutton, J. H. Seneff, Ray Schwalm, Paneer Schwalm, Lester Swimly, and C. D. Wrightsman.
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Carl Schwarz
James A. Taylor
L. R. Brandon
J. W. Baker
Jim Baker
Arthur Lutz
Frank Sutton
J. H. Seneff
Ray Schwalm
Paneer Schwalm
Lester Swimly
C. D. Wrightsman
Drowning of A. M. Hill’s Grandson in Eldorado Pond
Eldorado reports the drowning of Richard Eugene Hill age 2, son of A. M. Hill of Augusta, while visiting his grandfather R. E. Dills. The incident occurred as Kansas officials note 67,000 farmers signed soil conservation worksheets with a June 15 deadline. expected payments and program scope discussed by Dean Umberger of Kansas State College. Jewell Petty, 25, died in a rock slide at a cement plant in Independence.
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Eldorado
Richard Eugene Hill
A. M. Hill
Augusta
R. E. Dills
Manhattan
Dean H. J. Umberger
Kansas State College Extension Department
Kansas
Umberger
Independence
Jewell Petty
Local Social Notes From Mitchell Area Reach Toward Spring
Kansas City residents and nearby towns appear in a string of social items. Calls and visits include CORLISS Zinna Greenwood, Grada Cheatwood, George Kouns, J. Will Baker, Pearl Trout, and many LeSueur and Kluss family members. School hires list Hazel Wright and Miss Wise for Cedar Junction. A bridal shower honors Mrs. Edd Zimmerman. Various trips, family reunions, and illnesses are noted, with hospitality at the Tripkoes and LeSueur homes and several neighbors mentioned in passing.
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Zinna Greenwood
Kansas City
Mitchell
Grada Cheatwood
George Kouns
DeSoto
J. Will Baker
Pearl Trout
Olathe
Jasper LeSueur
Hazel Wright
Miss Wise
Near Gardner
Cedar Junction
Dale Paul
Oklahoma
Henry Kluss
Kluss
Mr. Paul
Lena Hughs
Glendale
Calif
Inez Crawford
Crawford
Clemmens
Fay Jiles
Independence
Bert Lane
Wooden
Addie Haug
Gressy
Boyd Wilson
Sonntag
Jes Baker
Roy Frisbie
Howard LeSueur
Billy Turtle
Long Beach
Misses Kitty
Mary LeSueur
Nelson Brothers
Oma L. Dent
Radio Programs Thursday Evening in Kansas City
An OCR fragment lists weekday radio broadcasts for KMBC WREN WDAF RMBC and others with performers such as Xavier Cugat Bing Crosby and Kate Smith. It notes a pianist Yoichi Hiroaki and orchestras by Strauss Henderson and Robinoff. A note mentions a performer living in Kansas City with parents Mr and Mrs W H Dent.
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KMBC
Kate Smith
Wren
Yoichi Hiroaki
WDAF
Jimmie Aller
Boake Carter
Rudy Vallee
RMBC
Kansas City
Henry
Death Valley
Walter_O' Keefe
George Washington
Stavpnagie
Budd
TSI
Ntic Tole
WDAEF
Bing Crosby
Horace Heidt
Briggers
Roy Shield
WREXN
Nickelodeon
March of Time
W—Wdaf
Amos
Andy
George Sterney
Orch
Don Bester
Stussia
Erle Smith
Wren—Rubinoff
Grani Terrace Orch
WPRAF
Wren—Shandor
WDAE
Chez Paree
Fimmie Lunceford
George Gloot
Radio 1
WWREN
Kamenameha
Jacques Fray
Maxsfair
Philip Crane
WREX
Fletcher Henderson
Joseph Cherniavaky
Bismarck Orch
Vista del Lago
MWREX
Keith Beecher
Jimmie Allen
RotHs
Fray and Baum
WDAP
Frank Farrell
Loake Carter
Irene Rich
ND Musiie Guild
Fred. Waring
WODAP
Moment Musicale
Che
Rubbinolf
BBC Country Club of the Wear
VIEW
Crawford
Organ
Eric Smith
Russ Morgan
Clyde Lucas
Hotel Congress Orch
Tattler’s Sports Review
Frank 3Yaster
Jolly Coburn
Rod Crosby
Vfal
Whit Levant
Alicia Sturman
George Givers
Biltine
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Ciriculations
France
Gypsy ‘Weathershy
Margaret Bell Houston
Aera
New York Academy of Medicine
Ilago Galdston
Council Bluffs
Iowa
J. M. Mayne
West Tally
the Round Corner Drug Co
Corliss
KFKU
W. AL Xews Bureau
Ih mi
G.apsun
Lastebruary
Mrs. W. H. Dent
Usera
Round Corner Drug Store
JtLolmes V
Rest Yi Co.ine
Journal-World
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