National Representatives list and call to repentance page note
A national representatives directory lists offices in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles St Louis Atlanta and Detroit. The page includes Associated Press credit notice and circulation audit line. A call to repentance quotes Isaiah 55:6 7 urging readers to seek the Lord and return to him for pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St. Louie
Star
Atlanta
Walton
Detroit
Slotora
Associated PR
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Postoffice
Lawren
Kanaan
Journal-World
Isalan
City council delays action on park bonds plan
A special citizens committee urged tonight’s special session to consider a park improvement proposal for South Park funded by bonds. The council took no action and debated whether to submit the issue to voters this year or wait. The piece argues avoiding debt and using prior savings benefits the city, noting about 45 000 in annual interest costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
Journal-World
Lawrence
Sit-Down Center Sparks Michigan Writ Challenge
A Michigan writ proceeding targets Chrysler sit down strikers ordering vacate by tomorrow morning. Detroit mood shifts as city weary of ongoing sit down industry and delays. general business activity expected to rise as workers return to plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Chrysler
Detroit
Roosevelt and Chase A Keitter in Columbus Dispatch
Stuart Chase writes in the Columbus Dispatch analyzing the close interplay between Franklin D Roosevelt and Henry Chase, illustrating how closely Chase and the president align on economic policy and reform proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Keitter
Stuart Chase
The
Columbus Dispatch
Mr. Chase
Roosevelt and Chase echoing voices in tax time turmoil
The piece notes similarity between Roosevelt speech and Chase letter, cites February 15 and March 4 dates, then discusses tax demands on the taxpayer from federal, state, and county authorities. It forecasts that income tax returns may help balance the budget but not end deficits. It also reports the Automobile Workers of America expanding influence and disrupting production in car, airplane, and tank plant facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Chase
Mr. Chase
Chase Lim
Supreme Court
State Tax Commission
Altho
Washington Dispatches
The
Automobile Workers of America
Verdigris River dam planned to boost Coffeyville water storage
Coffeyville officials announce bids for a Verdigris River dam to increase municipal water storage from 296, ele gallons to 645,097,000 gallons after state health board approval. The project will enhance supply security for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Kan
Verdigris River
State Board of Health
Flashes of Life flashes of life from a scattered notes column
A collection of brief, quirky news items from various locations. In Terre Haute a theater manager receives a Detroit man full of remorse after crashing a show by walking in behind stage. Fairmont reports a single senior player enabling a comeback in intramurals. Helena notes a court sentence softened by tax timing. Salt Lake City recounts a wandering man facing identity doubt. Baudette tells of a dog reuniting with its owner after long travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Shannon Katzenbach
Detroit
How's Your Health Edited for the New York Academy of Medicine
The article discusses reluctance to consult psychiatrists and mental health professionals, noting stigma around seeking help for mental and emotional problems. It compares seeking psychiatric aid to using mechanics for machines, arguing that needing expert assistance does not imply personal incompetence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
The Value of Medical Help for Mental Health
The piece argues that seeking psychiatrists or doctors for emotional problems shows good life management. Untreated mental issues worsen and burden therapists later. Many physicians offer insight into common problems and can direct patients to appropriate care, making professional help prudent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoad
Madrid Air War Accents Insurgent Assaults Across Central Spain
In early hours insurgent raiders attacked government towns from Madrid north and east, with fierce air battles. Two insurgent planes were shot down near Alcalade Henares before government ships arrived. Bombing hit Guadalajara and Madrid. In Barcelona six tri motor bombers killed four, wounded 15, a harbor boat sunk, and a house destroyed. A famed Spanish soccer player Lorens reportedly among the dead.
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Madrid
Mar
Alcalade Henares
Guadalajara
Barcelona
Spain
Ups
Lorens
Pancakes Feed 800 Inmates At State Reformatory
Chef Fred Hahn at the Hutchinson state reformatory uses a mixer as large as a barrel to bake breakfast pancakes. He makes 6,000 griddle cakes to satisfy the appetite of 800 inmates. Hahn, a former army mess sergeant, bakes on an extension griddle that cooks 120 cakes at a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Mar
Fred Hahn
State Reformatory
Hahn
New Voters Luncheon Leads Kan gas League Session
The closing Kan gas League of Women Voters session featured the New Voters luncheon at Thimble Tea Room with 69 attendees, including University students. Miss Marjorie Stauffer presided, introducing Miss Belle Sherwin. speakers included Miss Mary Hall and Miss Alice Forney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangas League of Women Voters
New Voters
Thimble Tea Room
Marjorie Stauffer
K. U
Dortha McClain
National League of Women Voters
St. Louis
Belle Sherwin
Mary Hall
Wichita
Alice Forney
Friends University At
W. C. Nelson
Lawrence
Ray Lawrensen
Havin Geist
University School of Fine Arts
National Federation of Music Clubs
Baltimore
Kansas City
Lawrensen
Geist
Chicago
Winfield
Guila Gross
Guy Young
Twenty-First
Massachusetts Street
Palette Club Becomes Honorary At KU And Other Schools
Twenty five years ago on March 16 the Palette club at the University of Kansas announces plans to become an honorary society for KU and to establish chapters at Drake and Minnesota. Professors Griffith and Benson are faculty members guiding the move, with Ed Peterson relocating to Kansas City for Emery Bird Thayer. Farewell services are planned for Rev Frank Oeshili at Centenary M E Church as he nears retirement after two years of pastorship. Locals note gatherings with high school basketball tournaments and St Patrick day festivities with Miss Northrup visiting from Iola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Palette Club
Fine Arts
K. VU
W. A. Griffith
Marie Benson
Drake
Minnesota
Ed Peterson
Kansas City
Emery Bird & Thayer
Frank Oeshili
Centenary M. E
Cen _M. E
Eva Butler
Harry Brulingame
Eleanor Atkinson
Lillian Northrup
Iola
Northrup
St. Patrick’s Day
W.tkinson
Mary Atkinson
Gladys Luckan
Lawrence dispatches horses ship to Connecticut and law talks
Forty years ago yesterday Mr. Carey shipped a car load of horses from Lawrence to Connecticut and plans to return there. A Kansas law partnership forms in South McAlester Indian Territory. Professor Dyche to lecture at the Opera House March 26 to aid the KU Athletic Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Lawrence
Connecticut
Bradford
Toneka
Fred Kellogg
Emporia
J. F. Craig
Wichita
McAlester
Indian Territory
Frank Wilmoth
Kansas University Athletic Association
Prof
Dyche
Opera House
Alaska
W. S. Tanner
Yonkers
N. Y
Tanner
Maud Glass
Edith Irwin
Claudia McNair
Vera Shane
Victor Walling
Myrtle Shane
Herbert Bailey
Gussie Hall
Osie Hughes
D. M. Valentine
Kansas University Law School
Athletic Association
Eve's Orchard Seaside House Drama Ends in Planned Move
In a Connecticut home, Eve returns from New York after five years to regroup at her family house. Tensions flare as Dillard Betz seeks approval, while Mitzi and George mediate, and Marylin unveils a surprise plan to stay, promising Eve a warm board through June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve Mannerafield
Connecticut
New York
Gay
Slim
Denny
Manhattan
George Cleveland
Henry
Eve
Mitzi
George
Dill
Kilian
Dillard Betz
Carter
Vin
Kittan
Marylin
Scott
Mitz
Jean
Grand Central
Ellen
Peter
Neil Martin
Mernaret Widdemer
Value in Summer Fallow in Kansas Gains Noted
Washington reports the Department of Agriculture cites a 26 year record from Fort Hays Kansas showing higher yields after summer fallow. It says summer fallowing a year with moisture issues at seeding boosts the next year's crop beyond two years of regular planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Mar
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Fort Hays
Kan
Plan Stock Judging At Abilene Kansas event
Plan stock judging contests for 4 H club and vocational agriculture teams as part of the annual better livestock day meeting in Abilene on April 15. Sponsoring Angus Breeders Associations Geary and Riley counties will host a luncheon speaking program and Angus cattle exhibition led by A J Schuler president and A D Weber secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Kan
Angus Breeders Associations
Geary
Riley
A. J. Schuler
A. D. Weber
Manhattan
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A short humorous anecdote features Poor Pa by Claude Callan. The piece centers on a playful misstatement about offering a seat, reflecting light domestic wit from a syndicated column. Copyright 1937 Publishers Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Daisy
Publishers Syndicate
Divorce Trend Reveals Third Year Marital Storms Seaside
Seattle reports 2012 divorces last year with 175 in the crucial third year 120 in year one and 151 in year two. Divorce Proctor Evangelika Starr cites cruelty including drunkenness and non support as main factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Mar
Evangelika Starr
Miss Starr
King
Starr
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Top Notch and Goldfinch Exchange Winter Plans
In a seaside chat, Top Notch greets Mr. Goldfinch who explains wintering near Puddle Muddle is too cold. They discuss seasonal habits and staying through the season, noting differing tolerances to cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOP Notch
Mary Graham Bonner
Mr. Goldfinch
Sunflower Seeds Recall From Bird Market Exchange
Four small parrots in a sunlit shop trade lines about memory and seeds. Mr Goldfinch declines a sale yet muses on the appeal of sunflowers while Ton Notch and Top Notch attend to other birds and the counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Goldfinch
Ton Notch
Mr. Goldfines
Radio Programs Tuesday Evening March 16 Highlights
Schedule of radio broadcasts across KMBC WREN WDAF WDAP and other stations for Tuesday night and Wednesday early hours. Includes personalities Jack Armstrong Tony Russell Lilue Orphan Annie Alexander Woollcott Boake Carter Frankie Masters and George Washington features with musical interludes and dramatic segments. Several orchestras and programs listed with times from 5:30 p m to Midnight plus a Wednesday morning weather forecast and special events such as Girl Scout birthday and athletic scrapbook.
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KMBC
Slagic Island
Wbaf
Jack Armstrong
Wren
Tony Russell
Kitty Kelly
WDAE
IMBC
Stasta
WDAF
Alexander Woollcott
Connie Gates
Orch
Ronnie Ashburn
Boake Carter
Easy Aces
WDAP
Kmbc—Music Hall
Edgar A. Guest
al Jolson
M. C
Wayne King
Ben Bernie
KXBC
al Pearcs
Gang
Jack Oakie's College
Fred Astaire
George Washington
SNA
Legion
HMBU
Martinez Brothers
Ted Lewis
Jack Starr
Geo. Olsen
Frankie Masters
Phil Ohman
Rainbow Grill Orch
Roger Pryor
Bob McGrew
Griff William
Oriental Gardens
Dick ‘Fracy
Dack Armstrong
Supreme Court
Clark Dennis
KMBG
Pretty Kitty Kelly
Donald Scripeny
H. Foote
Ludestra
Iren
Diamond City News
KMAC
Hooke Carter
Wren—Ehonnleashburn
Cavalcade of America
Ethel Barrymore
Burns and Allen
Kostelanetz
Town Hall
Vic and Sade
Fred Waring
Bob Crosby
Tommy Dorsey
Hickory House
Larry Lee
Kenmore
Lou Breeze
Charlie Agnew
Birds Bargain Day Sparks Feathery Chatters and Winter Tales
In a lively scene, song sparrow families, woodpeckers, robins, and others chat about winter travels and crumbs from generous people. Mr Goldfinch spots seeds while Top Notch offers a bargain. Nearby, Worden’s Walter Schwarz reports a week of precipitation including 1.19 inches and 3.7 inches snowfall on March 13.
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Song Sparrow
Mr. Goldfinch
Top Notch
Worden
Walter Schwarz
Cooperative
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the World Company
Wic
Roosevelt and
Associated Press
Fairmont
W. Va
Pat McGee
McGee
Patsy Wally
Helena
Mont
J. P. Brass
Justice of the Peace
Brass
Ed Guthrie
Guthrie
Perry
Salt Lake City
Mar. 16
Montrose
Cole
Robert
Rufus
H. S. Perry
Camarillo
Calif
Baudette
Minn
Shep
Alfred Oakes
Faunce
Here
Fairbury
Neb
Oakes
Cordley School
Cordley
Kavier
Ittisen F. Anderson
Pad Mass
Thee Tacuth
Rosemary Keteham
Marcelle Morawetz
Ross Taylor
Charles Thomaz
Taylor
Kentucky Street
Violet Gerstenberger
Memorial Hospital
Taren
Gr . Gerstenberger
Newton
Phog
Margaret Anglin
Bowersock Theater
Green Stockings
Woodward & Co
Lawrence Va
Bonner Springs
Marysville
Kennedy
Russell
Hoskins
Reed
Gibson
Eve’s
Margaret Widdemer
the Lambs
Dillard
Betz
Judge Featherstone
Uncle Henry
Judge
Oliver
Featherstones
Eorge
Better Livestock Show
Angus Breeders
Gores
Null Optical CO
Royal Shoe Store
FKU
Robert Calderwood
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana
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