National Representatives: Juorenzen & Thompson Inc address list
The document lists multiple city addresses for Juorenzen and Thompson Inc including New York San Francisco Chicago Los Angeles Detroit and Kansas City with branch details. It notes Associated Press republication rights and mentions the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Lawrence Kansas post office classification.
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Juorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Brig
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Detroit
General Motors
Tlanta
Walton Bidg
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Ciriculations
Senate to Consider New Taxes to Fund Farm Parity Payments
House leaders debate tax increases amid the push for a 200 million farm parity payments item in the farm bill. A presidential year influences a widened gap between income and outlay as the administration seeks broader measures. War profits taxes are proposed to soften the impact, while general tax hikes remain unpopular.
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House
Senate
Carl Friend Seen Likely for Second Term as Lieutenant Governor
It is expected Carl Friend will seek a second term as lieutenant governor and his announcement would please Republicans statewide. His record as state senator and lieutenant governor shows fairness, sound judgment and intelligence, earning confidence for a renewed term in public service.
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Carl Friend
Purge Remembered Debate on Hatch Law Expansion
Senator Smith of South Carolina recalled the 1938 Democratic purge attempt and urged extending the bill to bar the President from using patronage to influence state primaries. He frames himself as a victim and warns that opposition within Democratic councils will hinder a third term effort.
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Smith
South Carolina
Senate
Police Chief Indictment Fails to Catch Uproar
In Kansas City the grand jury indictment of the police chief drew little support outside the usual adversarial circle. The muted reaction reflected long standing tension between law enforcement and the elements opposing police authority.
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Kansas City
Ill-judged machine move noted by Kansas City jury
Juries in Kansas City view a machine move as ill judged and excessive indictments tied to political campaigns are seen as out of place given the many matters demanding the grand juries' attention.
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Kansas City
Census questions on income spark senate protests
The commerce committee backs striking two personal income questions from the census list. Tax returns already answer these items and go to the revenue service, but neighbors may hear answers if enumerators ask. Critics fear reduced privacy and seek citizen protection from routine government inquiry.
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Senate Commerce Committee
Internal Revenue Collector
Census Bureau
Congress
Democratic Convention Book Seen As Campaign Fund Tool
The Democratic National Committee plans another convention book aimed at fund raising. Past editions sold high and inspired suspicions of inflated prices and strong‑arm methods. The piece notes the practice has roots in New Deal agencies and questions the ethics while highlighting potential campaign money gains.
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Democratic National Committee
New Deal
World’s Largest Ocean Liners Arrive in New York Harbor
Five of the world’s largest ocean liners reach New York harbor but port business remains largely unchanged. During the war the berth docks will function as a maritime museum, showcasing the ships.
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New York Harbor
Port of
New York
Sibelius Kin Labor in Finnish Fields This Summer
In Finland the grandsons of composer Jean Sibelius join peasants in summer work. They rise before 7 AM and toil until evening to gain strong muscles and a peasant’s perspective, says their father, Sibelius’s well-to-do son-in-law.
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Finland
Jean Sibelius
Sibelius
Coffeyville Journal
Thomas Jefferson Invented Tools and Introduced Crops, Balked Third Term
Ripley credits Thomas Jefferson with inventing a plough walking stick folding chair pedometer letter press hemp machine and a sulky and introducing olives rice caper plants calcutta hogs marine sheep and the elevator to the country He reportedly balked at a third term according to the Fort Scott Tribune.
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Thomas Jefferson
Ripley
Fort Scott Tribune
Masters Plumbers meet in Salina. JGC Penney store opening
Attendees Mr. and Mrs. Carl Graeber Axel Olson A E Olson and Guy Pettit from the state Master Plumbers association and Auxiliary met in Salina Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs Graeber retires as Auxiliary president. KU professors W A Dill and A H Sluss spoke. The J G C Penney store opens publicly after months of planning. it first opened here in August 1924. In social news Mrs Arthur Fritzel hosted her bridge club at Green Owl. prizes went to Mrs Meyn and Mrs Morehouse with guests including Mrs Lottie Hill. Mrs Roger Williams served on a stockmen convention reception committee in Topeka. Glenn A Dawes hosted New York school band guests. Miss Mabel Richardson and Miss Ethel Woods attended. Birth announced for March 13 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Ralph Tripp. Domestic science girls hosted a luncheon for their mothers featuring Catherine Pollock Ruth Beam Lois Jackson Fay Dodderidge.
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Carl Graeber
Axel Olson
A. E. Olson
Guy Pettit
Master Plumbers Association
Salina
Graeber
W. A. Dill
A. H. Sluss
K. U
J. G C. Penney
Arthur Fritzel
Bridge Club
Green Owl
Fritz Meyn
C. A. Morehouse
Lottie Hill
Weeber Hutton, Jr
Bridge
University
Fred Ellsworth
Maurice Crane
Maud Ellsworth
Dorothy Kinney
Helen Kinney
Ellsworth
Roger Williams
Topeka
Jacob Badsky
Mr. Williams
Glenn A. Dawes
New York
Harold Bradley
Mabel Richardson
Ethel.Woods
Dawes
Lawrence
Ralph Tripp
Catherine Pollock
Ruth Beam
Lois Jackson
Fay Dodderidge
Skunk as Harbinger of Spring in Wry Musings
In a playful column the narrator declares spring is near even without daisies or robins. He notes the skunk’s scent as a spring signal, compares city odors to wildlife, and jokes about spring’s tease while sparking mischief toward farmers and politicians.
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Tommy
Toby
Baldwin News Community Notes and Obituary
Mr and Mrs Eaidl Black attended the funeral of Mrs Etta Ashby Sharon aged 85 in Baldwin area. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Paul Gooding and children in Ottawa church service. Mrs Barbe of Kansas City visited old college friends in Baldwin on Saturday. Virgil Wood and Walter T Brown visited friends in Lawrence. The Baldwin WCTU hosts a 3 30 tea Friday in First Methodist chapel with Katherine B Prather presenting Mary Magdalene. A WCTU notice adds a program for next Tuesday night at 7 30 in the church.
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Eaidl Black
Waverly
Baldwin
Cottonwood Falls
Barbe
Virgil Wood
Walter T. Brown
Lawrence
Baldwin Union
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
First Methodist Church
Katherine B. Prather
Mary Magdalene
W.C.T.U
County Commissioners Eye Interurban Crossing Plan
Twenty five years ago an executive session was held to discuss granting Heim Electric Interurban Railway the right to cross the concrete river bridge under construction between Bonner Springs and Lawrence. The day also notes a University faculty women’s club idea dying not gaining interest.
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Heim Electric
Bonner Springs
Lawrence
Girls’ Literary Society
Helen Chambers
Gladys Dunakin
Frances Allen
Etha McElroy
Verdilla Garnier
Public meeting open to region with six counties
The state president Mrs Agnes Days of Ransom will speak at a public meeting. The next day a all day regional meeting with out of town speakers and six counties participating will be held in Fellowship hall with a noon covered dish luncheon. Numerous delegates expected.
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Agnes Days of Ransom
Fellowship Hall
Inez Ross
Baldwin
Douglas County Union
Ross Anderson
Baker
Independence
Kansas City
Emma L. Anderson
Mills M. Anderson
Methodist Church
Mary Anderson Manninger
Berkeley
Cal
Ross E. Anderson
Helen Anderson
Miss. Osborne
Quayle
Biederwell
Virginia Woodbury
St. Joseph
Stanley Flickinger
Fifth
First District
Eldridge
Flickinger
Fifth District
School Board Discusses Recent India School Robbery
A conference led by A T Hodges H D Swadley and C B Hosford reviewed the weekend robbery at India School. Missing items include a soccer ball football basketball marbles pens pencils a clock lamp and a hammer reported by teacher Mrs Francis Moore. Entry likely through the coal bin window. board suspects pupils may have taken items and hopes for return so recess can resume.
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India School
A. T. Hodges
H. D. Swadley
C. B. Hosford
Francis Moore
Spooner-Thayer Gallery Shows Elizabethan Life Photos
Forty-one large photographs from the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, circulated by the American Federation of Arts, depict Elizabethan England. Each image includes a text panel, focusing on conditions in Shakespearean times and the Renaissance impact on people, art, and cities. Display runs in Spooner-Thayer north gallery until March 26.
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England
Spooner-Thayer Museum
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
American Federation of Arts
Ann Brown at Fraternity Dance in Unfriendly City
Ann Brown, an orphaned girl, attends a society dance with Paul Hayden and Steve Claybourne. She enjoys the glamour of a new dress and nightlife, competing with Irene Temple as Steve pursues her. The evening ends with Steve increasingly drunk and intrusive, prompting Paul to protect Ann as the scene sets up a dramatic continuation.
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Ann Brown
Paul Hayden
Steve Claybourne
Clara Brooks
Irene Temple
Ann
Florabelle
Neddy
Teddy
Clara
Myrtle
Bill
Paul
Steve
Miss Temple
Irene
Miss Brown
Farm Bureau meeting and local social notices in Oak Ridge
An all day Farm Bureau meeting is set for Friday March 22 at the home of Mrs W H Weeks with Mrs F H Leonhard assisting. A demonstration dinner will be served at 12 30. Roll call will be answered with Short cuts in Cooking. Several social visits are noted including Mrs C C Miller with Mrs F D Walters surprise dinner for her mother Mrs Albert Knop. Local residents travel to Kansas City Leavenworth and nearby towns for events and visits.
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Farm Bureau Group
W. H. Weeks
F. H. Leonhard
Fred Stumbo
C. C. Miller
Albert Knop
Lawrence Leonhard
Jay Trown
H. G. van Neste
J. F. Morgan
Elaine Sunquist
Mary Hemme
Topeka
Katie Toms
Wilma Weeks
Homer Weeks
Jack Toms
H. R. Erwin
Arthur Leonhard
Burlington
I. H. Leonhard
Fay Brown
Lawrence
Joyce Brown
St. Joseph
M. Purcell
Manhattan
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Stations KMBC WREN WDAF
Wednesday March 13 evening into Thursday listings show Allen Roth's Orch and Tom Mix on WREN and KMBC with a mix of news, dramas, and comedy across stations. Notable programs include Captain Midnight, The Star Theatre, Burns and Allen, Foreign News, and varied orchestras led by Glenn Miller Kay Kyser and Clyde Bysom amid weather forecasts and live dance solos.
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Wren
Allen Roth
Orch
KMBC
Burns and Allen
WDAF
Johnny Green
Orph
Pearce
Hollywood Playhouse
Dr.Christian
Avalon
Star Theatre
Hall
Payne H. Ratner
Glenn Miller
Wwdaf
Kay Kyser
Lee E. Geyer
Emanuel
NBC
Amos and
Andy
WNAF
Clyde Bysom
Lum
Abner
Fore
Ward
Muehlebach
Glen Gray
Moonbeams
Geo. Duffy
Erskine Hawkins
Jane Garber
WDAPF
Smilin
Mcconnell
Jack Armstrong
Tom Mix
Bonnie and the Boys
KMEC
Fred Waring
Europe
WRIEN
Harry Keogen
WDAKF
KMAC
George Jessel
Major Bowes
Rudy Vallee
Music Hall
Hans Flath
NMLBC
Harry Woodring
WKIEN
Mitchell Ayres
Lani MclIntyre
Lou Breeze
IKMBC
Boy Crosby
Muehlebach Or
Larry Clinton
Dick Stabile
Roseland
Chuck Foster
Henry Busse
KSIBC
Hundley Drives New Truck In Sunday Call
R Hundley is driving a new truck as neighbors report a Sunday visit and community activity in the streets.
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Rence
R. Hundley
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