NRA Codes And Kansas City Primary In The News
The piece covers NRA code conferences with a South Carolina congressman urging codes align with common sense, Kansas City’s tumultuous primary showing machine influence, and broader themes of disarmament talks, naval budgets, and political pressures of the era. It notes calls to reapply common sense to recovery efforts and flags concerns over fair competition and governance under the “natural law” in Austria.
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NRA
South Carolina
Fulmer
Greece divided over Samuel Insull removal
High government officials push to expel Samuel Insull from the entry while powerful figures obstruct the measure. Yesterday the hour passed without action as disagreements linger over Insull’s fate amid volatile politics in Greece.
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Insull
Greece
Samuel Inpull
Jas
Mail by motor between Lawrence and Leavenworth to start March 16
Postmaster C. S. Finch announced that a motor mail route between Lawrence and Leavenworth will begin March 16 with John E. North of Tonganoxie awarded the contract for 2400 dollars a year. The Union Pacific line remains for mail while the new service expands delivery to towns and rural areas. Local campus sidewalk widening planned from the engineering building to Fraser Hall. M Dolan buys 100 acre Philip Huncinger farm on route 6 near Oak Ridge schoolhouse. to move there. Remodeling at Mrs. J C Ecke and Dr F C Allen homes on their street with additions. Engagement announced for Wilma Marille Biggs to Lawrence A. Marshall now of Los Angeles. Mrs. W E Tenney returns from winter in New York and will stay there. A surprise birthday gathering for Mrs. Sarah Spencer at 1045 Vermont.
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Lawrence
Leavenworth
Finch
John E. North
Tonganoxie
Union Pacific
Here
Kansas University
Fraser Hall
M. Dolan
Philip Huncinger
Route 6
Oak Ridge School House
J.C. Ecke
Tennessee Street
F. C. Allen
Louisiana Street
Aleo
W. L., Biggs
Wilma Marille
Lawrence A. Marshall
Bewzence
Los Angeles
W. E.tenney
New York
Tenney
Sarah Spencer
Vermont Street
Kansas University Captures Valley Basketball Title
Kansas University defeated Nebraska 24 to 15 to win the Valley championship before about 600 spectators in Kansas City Kansas. Alumni and supporters filled Rainbow Line as KU clinched the title on a Wednesday night.
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Jayhagle
Nebraska
Kansas University
Rainbow Line
Kansas’ City
Kan
K.U
Lansdon
Baltimore
G. M. Miller
Six Corners
Elizabeth Penbrook
Cele
Birthday celebrations described at Lawrence House and city homes
Mrs. R S Davidson hosted fifteen Council G Kan students at 1646 Kentucky St for Ellis birthday. About thirty friends surprised Mrs August Olson at 1229 New York St for her 64th birthday. Edna Dicker gave a kitchen shower for Miss Alice Underwood with sixteen guests. Mrs W A Guenther hosted thirteen table party on Louisiana St. Charles Tucker ill with bronchial pneumonia on Tennessee St. Minor smoking banned by new law. retailers must dispose stock by 4 pm. University athletic board signs with Arthur St Leger Mosse as football coach assistant for $700. Frank Sauer moves to 632 Kentucky from New Hampshire St.
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Lawrence House
R.S. Davidson
Council G
W. A.guenther
Louisiana Street
Martin
Jaedicke
Fischer
Charles Tucker
Tennessee Street
Athletic Board
University
Arthur St. Leger Mosse
Moose
Frank Sauer
Water Company
West Lawrence
New Hampshire Street
Kentucky
Lawrence News Update From Forty Years Ago
Forty years ago in Kansas City SImons left newspapers and returned to Lawrence. The Lawrence Republican club surpassed 100 members. The Place House resumes under H C Patterson or George Davies who expanded by taking Dr Gifford's room for an office and cutting. Davies reports strong business while Fraternal Aid Association hosts a masnie ball with Epley providing music and refreshments. Senator Rogers visited with his daughter starting work as assistant librarian at Kansas University. Chancellor Snows evolution lecture drew large crowds at University hall with stereopticon views.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Republican Club
Place House
H. C. Patterson
George Davies
Fraternal Aid Association
Chris Epley
Wm. Rogers
Will
Kansas University
Snow
University Hall
Ingalls and Burton Vie for Kansas Senate Seat
Former Senator John I. Ingalls prepares to reopen his campaign for the state Senate seat as J. R. Burton continues campaigning. The brief item notes early party activity and early contests in Kansas politics.
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John I. Ingalls
Senate
J. R. Burton
Havana palace under guard amid attack rumors
Reports say machine guns were mounted on the roof of the palace and the guard doubled as rumors of an attack circulated. Ambassador Bullitt returned from the United States prepared to resume duties.
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Associated Press
Havana
Minscow
Bullitt
United States
Warsaw
Poland
Germany
Flashes of Life and Local Briefs Across the Midwest
A Topeka couple traced 23 years of absence to Cincinnati by a nine month road trip in a horse and buggy. In West Chester a double wedding led to a fast divorce filing after cruelty claims. Connecticut State College voters ranked Mrs. Roosevelt the top woman personality and urged marriage preparation courses. East Brady bridge damage forced a 59 mile detour, highlighting everyday regional stories.
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Cincinnati
Alert Martz
Topeka
Kan
William Frazee
West Chester
Leonard H. Porter
Frances
Porter
Philadelphia
Storrs
Conn
Connecticut State College
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kittanning
Allegheny River
East Brady
Blond Goddess in Plane Rescue Over Mayan Jungle
Janice and Langton crouch within a sacred pyramid complex as a silver aircraft swoops in to rescue them from attacking guards and felled rival disciples. Gunfire erupts, Langton fights off a guard, and Janice seizes a knife as the plane refuses to land amid chaos and a looming fatal reckoning in Yucatan.
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aVangton
Janice
Langton
Herbert Jensen
Yucatan
The Argument Between Willy Nilly and Grandpa Ga lump
Willy Nilly claims land rights over a pond while Grandpa Grouchy Galump vows to drain it. The pond provides a clear home for dragonflies and a few mosquitoes in summer. Threats rise as each side calculates the other’s next move in a small town dispute.
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Grandpa Grouchy Galump
Willy Nilly
Puddie
Willy- Riley
Grandpa
Grandpat
Rest and Sleep Do More Than You Think
The text argues rest aids recovery and longevity, recounting a patient kept in bed who healed a leg and tuberculosis, then became a trusted assistant to Dr. eau. It advocates regular sleep and periodic extra rest, suggesting a weekly half-day in bed as a small vacation from daily strain. It notes the rise of annual vacations in American life and extends the idea to periodic rest.
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Kideard
Mase
York Academy of Medicine
Jago
Dr. Trudeau
Dr. Eau
Tax Deductions and Personal Expense Rules
The text outlines what qualifies as deductible when computing net income and lists many personal and family expenses that are not deductible such as insurance on home, rent, repairs, doctor bills, and transportation between residence and work. It then lists deductible categories including business and farming expenses, professional services, bad debts, taxes, interest, contributions, depreciation, travel, meals, and automobile deductions.
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Lomsea
Wheat yield record in Kansas history for 1931
Dr Bumgardner notes Kansas produced 239,907,708 bushels of wheat in 1931, the greatest on a similar area worldwide. The state averaged 19 bushels per acre, higher than Argentina 12.6, Australia 12.2, and Canada 11.6. The article highlights per capita availability and compares regional yields.
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Kansas
Argentina
Australia
Eudora Birthday party and social visits noted
A list of local residents including Elizabeth Skinner Dorothy Nuttall and others attends Dale Papenhausen's sixtieth birthday celebration. Visits by the Miller Blackenberry Greene Hagen and Smoots families are recorded along with various Sunday gatherings and a Minerva Rebekah lodge meeting with bridge afterwards.
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Elizabeth Skinner
Dorothy Nuttall
Alberta Canary
Alma Votan
Verda Sommers
Arlene Underwood
Ruth Breithaupt
John Mitchell
Arden Ott
Felix Mueller
Charles Mitchell
Emmerson
Ott
Dale Papenhausen
John Miller
A. C. Blackenberry
Linwood
B. Greene
Kansas City
J. W. Hagen
Esther
Pleasant Valley
Lavina Smoots
Allen Cochran
Wellsville
Reynolds
DeSotosper
Ray Craig
Albert Edler
Clearfield
Herman Bohnsack
Joe Vitt
Juanita Everley
Ruth Rapier
Gladys Shuck
Dorothy Erwin
Arlene Bagsby
Kathryn Walker
Ethe Bohnsack
Lecompton Lodge
Jessie Grimes
Apent
Margaret. Westerhouss
Grimes R
A Quicker Way to Ease Pain Now
An ad touts Bayer Aspirin as providing rapid pain relief within minutes after ingestion. It claims the tablet disintegrates quickly, offering safe relief for headaches neuritis rheumatism and emphasizes genuine Bayer Aspirin for heart safety. The copy advises buyers to seek Bayer Aspirin specifically rather than just aspirin.
Community club notes and social visits in Kansas towns
A long column records club meetings, host families, birthday celebrations, dinners, and quilting sessions across Eudora and nearby towns. Notable entries mention Mrs Pearl Houser and Mrs Harris leading topics, visits by the Grimes and Dansherty families, and several mutual-host gatherings. It closes with distant items about Civilian Conservation Corps members in Reading and a Hull England fish landings record with soil loss figures for the U.S.
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Hull
England
United States
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