Richberg Enters The Radio Fight In Speech
Donald R. Richberg joined the radio war criticizing his former boss and aiming at Huey Long and Father Coughlin. Speaking on the Washington Evening Star forum he urged rallying behind progressives against an old guard and destroyers. He warned listeners may turn off noisy obstructionists to hear leaders in business and politics. He argued news distorts danger and cited NRA as an example of misperceived progress and sensational coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cap
Hugh Johnson
Huey Long
Charles E. Coughlin
National Radio Forum
Washington Evening Star
National Emergency Council
Old Guard
NRA
Negro Choral Symphony Emancipation at Topeka High Sat
Major X Clark Smith conducts the Negro Festival Choir in a five part symphonic work tracing African origins through slavery to emancipation. Prelude recalls Congo prisoners, Echo Melody Africa to Southern plantations, Prayer for deliverance, Spiritual Jubilee with water spirits, Prima Donna Song of thrift courage and loyalty. Performance set for 8 15 p m April 27 at Topeka High auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major X. Clark Smith
Negro Festival Choir
Africa
America
Promised Land
Pleasant Grove Social Roundup and Visits
Pleasant Grove residents and visitors share a busy period with family drop ins and neighbors. Perry families Sandy Williams and children traveled from Friday to Sunday, Michigan Valley guests Jim Ashwell and Bud Stanley visited, and quilting helpers N D Messer and A J Clough assisted friends. Ward Landis aids with chores as Virgil Landis and Armon recover from mumps. Local sightings include Henry drenanning and their children, Ray Shuler and Alla Dillon hosting, and Marie Daniels returning home with Marie Daniels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Williams
Perry
Bill Porter
Jim Ashwell
Michigan Valley
Bud Stanley
Pleasant Grove
Charlie Porter
Carl Daniels
N. D. Messer
Ray Vaughn
Henry Drenanning
A. J. Clough
Alma
Ralph Peterson
Paul Flore
Virgil Landis
Armon
Ward Landis
Warren
C. A. Porter
Jim Patterson
Marvin Puckett
Marie Daniels
Ray Shuler
Ar’ Alla ‘Dillon
Jack Dvson
Patty
Guy Carpent
Harold Rothrock
Vivian
Carl Peterson
C. N. Peterson Howe
High Prairie Sunay
H. H. Held
Lawrence
John Daniels
Guy Carpenter
Jack Dillon
Frank Holsapple
Virginia Sue
North Lawrence
Arthur Flory
Willow Springs
Peterson
Wayne
Donald
Daniels
I. S. Flory
Dudley
Lois
Bonnie Jean
Orville Flory
Phyllis
Virgil Bond
C. P. Bond
Globe
Jimmet Porter
John Dagget
Rosé
Oscar Crane
Ivan
Lois Flory
Kermit Wilson
Jerald
Irene
Donald Trusheim
W. R. Sanders
Nebraska
Sanders
W. 0.Nelson
Patsy
Flory
Clarence _ Beaurman
N.D. Messer
Milford Ashwell
Margaret
Van
Roy Curtis
Lone Star
Brown's Lotion advertised for itching skin irritations
Do not scratch it says the ad and promotes Brown's Lotion from Round Corner Drug Co for relief from itch athlete's foot tinea eczema ring worm barber's itch impetigo and other skin irritations with a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to satisfy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Corner Drug Co
Glenn and Sally in disguise in North Lawrence move
Mr and Mrs Jim Patterson plan a move to North Lawrence this week. Will include neighbors and relatives as families visit Lawrence and nearby towns amid social events and daily errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn and
Sally
Mumps Victim Jack Trusheim Noted in Local Update
Evelyn Horton of Rossville visits relatives including Mr and Mrs Ed Deay. Miss Oneta Glenn and Miss WilDa Dreyer travel to Lawrence for a birthday dinner honoring Frederick Anderson. Topeka visitors Mr and Mrs Oliver Headley and son Oliver Dean join Mrs Damm and daughter Mae Jean. Otis Hill family birth announced February 17 in Texas. Various local gatherings and club meetings held with numerous attendees and planned programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Trusheim
Evelyn Horton
Rossville
Ed Deay
Oneta Glenn
Wilda Dreyer
Lawrence
Jude Anderson
Miss Glenn
Miss Dreyer
Anderson
Frederick Anderson
Oliver Headley
Oliver Dean
Topeka
Henry Damm
Mae Jean
Otis Hill
Glenn Community
Texas
Jake Brubaker
Methodist Conference Assignments Near Woodstock
The Kansas Annual Methodist Conference closed in Parsons last Sunday. Rev D E Russell is assigned to McLouth and Wellman churches. Rev Fred Benson to Quenemo. Rev D J Beamer to Valley Falls. Dr Lampieta Horton succeeds T A Nichols. Russell has served eight years and led the Fall River News Albany circuit in Greenwood and Wilson counties. Several local residents attended the Lawrence public sale on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Annual Methodist Conference
Parsons
D. E. Russell
McLouth
Wellman
Fred Benson
Benson
Quenemo
D. J. Beamer
Valley Falls
Lampieta Horton
T. A. Nichols
Russell
Fall River-News
Albany
Greenwood
Wilson Counties
Lawrence
County Teachers Meet closes school year at Grantville
Numerous Jefferson county items march through this week with updates on 4 H club planning March 23, relief projects for women, and local move ins. Community events include the county basketball tournament led by Nortonville and Valley Falls, plus school activities at McLouth and Valley Falls. Notables: Miss Alberta Steed student nurse visiting Leavenworth, and Dr. Rice of Lawrence to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Teachers Association
Grantville
Hall
Mabel Smith
Alberta Steed
St. John’s Hospital of Leavenworth
Clarence Steed
Alberta
J. M. Britain
Anna Boydston
Mc Louth
Frank Lobb
Oskaloosa
Jefferson County
Valley Falls
Kansas Power and Light Company
McLouth
R. A. Ferguson
Maude
M. L. Ferguson
T. M. Grove Farm
Mrr
Rice
Lawrence
Herbert Champion
Frank
Champion
C. T. Hall
Walter Means
Martin Zook
Harker Farm
Crosswhite
Harker Place
Jim Hampton
Thomas Moses
Standwood
Zook
District Court
Lloyd Morris
Potter
Huron
Museitah
Olive Tablets advertised as a calomel substitute
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a purely vegetable remedy. It claims olive colored tablets purify the skin and improve appetite, energy, and bowels without calomel’s dangers. The copy asserts they prevent constipation and sell millions of boxes yearly at 15 30 and 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
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Richberg
Johnson
Coughlin
Jim
Jack
Ros Gee Daniels
Ollie Evans
Francis
Buddy
Leslie Clough
New York
Glenn Cunningham
Sally Rand
Associated Press
Glenn
Woodstock
Senorita
Carl
Frank Dietrich
Oklahoma
Mrs. Petrie
Frank Steel
Douglas County
D. A. Wellman
Wellman Road
Valley Grove
Charles Foltz
Herman Eggerton Howard
McLouth High School
H. T. Bales
All-Sen Club
John Croke
Clair Canady
Jim Lawless
Charley Means
Dan Petrie
Senorita Florenz Kelton
Post Era
San Diego
Kansas Public Service Co
Shimmons
Veatch
Chambers
Mass
the World Company
Goodrich
Wats
RAW Tire CO
GOFF
MGR
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