The Brakes On War And Erosion In Ohio Politics
A national peace gesture is weighed against U S profits from war and the idea of nonintercourse. Erosion conferences address wind damage while Lake View dries up. Ohio relief probe widens as graft accusations fly between Governor Davey and federal aides amid a looming five billion spending debate.
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United States
United States Senate
Europe
Senate
Ohio
Davey
Washington
Cone
Roosevelt
Politi
Dreams and Illusions in Global Politics Rise
The piece notes Goebbels warning Germany risks building a new structure of dreams and illusions. It also hints at Doorn's exiled president perhaps offering thoughts on how programs based on perceived facts can end as mere dreams and illusions.
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Germany
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Hitler
Doorn
Holland
Local News and Community Notices From Lawrence
Illness prevents Fred Springer from reporting to the post office this morning. McKinley Warren will return to Lawrence in mid April to serve again as student pastor at First Methodist, replacing Ed Price who leaves for Chicago for a year of study. Installation of Lawrence Knights Templar officers occurred Tuesday at the Masonic building. New officers include Frank Hosford, William Hutton, George Dunkley, George Reynolds, Art Wood, Harry B. Sparks, Harry Fursman, Harry Jetmore, Robert Stewart, James Glendening and Harvey Walker, with William Frank March as installing officer and Samuel Baty as marshal. Junior High School teachers hosted a St Patrick’s dinner at Broad View Inn for thirty guests, Superintendent and Mrs Del Manzo among the honorees. dinner prepared by three Junior High girls. The committee comprised Miss Marie Woodruff, Miss Maude Fetherston, Miss Hilda Murdock, Ralph Graber and Edwin Burgess. Mr and Mrs John Korb announce the marriage of their daughter Louise Theresa to Glenn Marcus Campbell at St Paul’s church Leavenworth. Rev R K Pooley officiated. Attendants were Miss Jessie Pooley and Mr Martin Korb. The Campbells will reside at 904 Rhode Island street. Miss Ethel Allen, Miss Bernice Nash and Mrs Frederika Beck hosted a kitchen shower at 117 East Eleventh street for Miss Iole Musselman whose engagement to Eugene Brune was recently announced. Dean Swarthout, Professors Skilton, Taylor, Whitlock and Andrist traveled to Kansas City to hear the Kansas City Symphony under Edward Hanson, director of the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, N Y.
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Fred Springer
McKinley H. Warren
First Methodist Church
Lawrence
Edwin F. Price
Chicago
Lawrence Knights Templar
Masonic Female
William Frank March
Samuel Baty
Frank Hosford
William Hutton
George Dunkley
George Reynolds
Art Wood
Harry B. Sparks
Harry Fursman
Harry Jetmore
Robert Stewart
James Glendening
Harvey Walker
St. Patrick’s
Broad View Inn
del Manzo
R. K. Pooley
Jessie Pooley
Martin Korb
Campbell
Rhode Island Street
Ethel Alen
Bernice Nash
Frederika Beck
East Eleventh Street
Iole Musselman
Eugene Brune
Dean D. M. Sw
Boosters Form In Lawrence As Track Coach Haddock Aims
Twenty five years ago on March 20, Lawrence residents formed a Booster club with officers Win Newmark as president John Newman as vicepresident Sid Boughton as secretary and Clarence Hall as treasurer An executive committee included A P Hults M Robinson and Luther Gustafson The group looked to Haddock to break the world record in the 50 yard dash at the K C A C indoor track meet in Convention Hall Fixtures designer from Grand Rapids planned store interior improvements for M Robinson’s clothing store next Monday.
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Lawrence
Win Newmark
John Newman
Sid Boughton
Clarence Hall
A. P. Hults
M. Robinson
Luther Gustafson
Haddock
K.C.A.C
Convention Hall
K. A
Tigers
Grand Rapids
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A syndicated comic strip titled Poor Pa by Claude Callan features a father remarking that Betty was late home last night due to a flat tire, implying he has heard all her excuses. The joke centers on parental skepticism toward children's tales.
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Betty
Forty Years Ago Items From Lawrence Journal
Forty years ago on March 20 Lawrence items note C. C. Carl moving to Robinson, L. N. Lewis buying a Locomobile, Mrs Mabel Rankin moving to Denver, Letha Williams hosting a party for Frances Walters, a junior class chapel program, and a free washing machine demonstration at Lawrence Power and Light. Ed Lander returns from duck hunting. pinkeye reported in schoolchildren. Otto Longhanke to teach German. Unity club literary evening features Bayard Taylor via B. W. Woodward. trips north and south referenced. several local notices on politicians, attacks, and civic roles from Crawford County primaries with names like A. L. Selig, R. D. Mason, Alice Litchfield, J. M. Newlin, J. D. Fincher, L. Steele, John Charlton, A. A. Gooper.
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C. C. Carl
Lawrence
Felix
Robinson
L. N. Lewis
Mabel. Rankin
Denver
Letha Williams
Frances Walters
Meade
Kan
Ielass
Ed Lander
Otto Longhanke
Mr. Longhanke
Mary Astor
California
Unity Club
B. W. Woodward
Bayard Taylor
Woodward
Taylor
Ella Read
South
S. H. Carmean
Texarkana
Tex
Jane Adams
Crawford County
A. L. Selig
R. D. Mason
Health talk on neurotics by Dr Iago Galdston
A noted psychiatrist discusses how cured neurotics aid public health and reduce others’ suffering by fostering better adjustment to modern life. He urges sympathy and proper psychiatric care, warning against conflating neurotics with the potentially insane. Tomorrow: coronary thrombosis outcome.
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New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
James Stimson Becomes Heir as Town Denies His Path
James Stimson, now head of the Stimson family in New Concord Kansas, battles grief and a town's doubt after his grandparents' deaths. He confesses atheism to Judge Holcomb seeking guidance, recalling his grandparents' faith and his ewe of loss. The judge shares personal doubt, offering a path toward hope.
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James Stimson
Stimson
New Concord
Kan
Sarah
Christopher Columbus Crow Learns a Toy Bank Lesson
In a playful exchange, Christopher Columbus Crow proclaims his discovery of a toy bank found in an ash heap after a spring wake up. He explains the meaning of a suspicious nature to Top Notch the rooster and teases his doubt while enjoying the moment of triumph.
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Tam
Christopher Columbus Crow
Bac
Top Notch
Rooster
Top
Notch
Christoaiher
Christopher
Toy Bank
Special fee stamps for currency mailing debut in postal annals
A note on a rare Dominican Republic issue describes five overprinted stamps 8 to 70 centavos used on a currency mailing envelope. The "Declared value fee interior service" marks indicate paid postage for sending currency and the envelope's design includes spaces for content notes and a protective perforated gummed flaw. The Moscow subway opening prompts a mention of a four-stamp Soviet set.
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Quiton James
Theominican Republic
Interior Service
Moscow
San Marino Issues Stamp Set For Fascism Anniversary
San Marino, the world’s smallest republic enclosed by Italy, marks the twelfth anniversary of founding fascism with a seven stamp group. Each design features subway motifs including a bored tunnel, finished tunnel, a subway station, and a station closeup, in colors from 4 centesimi to 1.25 lire.
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San Marino
Italy
New Stamp Issues and Surcharges Reported
A French two-franc river scene is issued in light green. Manchukuo adds three values to its list: 3 fen, 9 fen, and 1 yen. Philippine issue shows ten values surcharged “O. B.” for official use, from 2 to 30 centavos. British five and ten shilling stamps surcharged for use in the Irish Free State have been received.
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France
O. B
Irish Free, State
Eee Apap
Flashes of Life and Quaint Horsemanship Records in Courts
A collection of light court notes across cities. Irving Kanof blamed for poor horsemanship in New York as magistrate Casey warns. Paul Harmon jokes about a lisping robber in Chicago. Kasun and wife survive a grade crossing crash in Punxsutawney. A Des Moines child leads to a parking fine acquittal for the mother. Frieda Castell seeks $10,000 after swallowing a tack in ice cream. An Indiana couple welcomes their eighteenth child, with fourteen surviving.
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New York
Irving Kanof
Society For the Prevention of
Raymond Mulligan
Thomas Casey
Kanof
Frieda Castell
Kansas News Briefs Round Up Local Crashes and Initiatives
Reports from Wellington Benjamin Riverdale announce a fourth Sumner County vehicle death after a last night car truck crash. Injured passenger Mrs Forsythe and uninjured truck occupants Cad walder and Epperly are named. Conway Springs area sees three auto fatalities Monday. Marysville forms first US soil improvement association led by Glass and Willoughby, machinery use charged per acre cost about 1.50. Merriam court pits state highway commission over $6500 death-bridge verdict. bridge is narrow and poorly painted.
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Associated Press
Wellington
Benjamin
Forsythe
Riverdale
Kan
Sumner County
Charles Cadwalder
O. M. Epperly
Wichita
Conway Springs
Marysville
United States
John S. Glass
Kansas
L. H. Willoughby
Kansas State College Agronomist
Glass
Olathe
State Highway Commission
Lulu Hill
Merriam
William H. Hill
Baldwin News highlights and social notes
Baldwin residents mingle with visitors and attend church events as Charles Becks and others travel to hear Harold McGugin in Lawrence. Ethel McDowell visits Baldwin, J C Scott and Hester Beauchamp join vesper services, Book Review Club hosts a James Hilton discussion at Mrs. H K Ebrigat’s home.
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Charles E. Becks
Lawrence
Harold McGugin
First Methodist
Ethel McDowell
Baldwin
Ella Church
J. C. Scott
Eudora
Wallace B. Fleming
Topeka
Hester Beauchamp
Kansas City
Elton Peterson
Book Review Club
H. K. Ebrigat
James Hilton
Social Notes and Local Losses Cover Baldwin Events
Miss Icie Johnson praises My. Chips at Baker, while Mrs. J Q O Scott visits from Eudora. Dozens sick with German measles and a Prince ton visit attend Queen Esther at the vesper services. Fire on Grove street destroys a Gardner property attic. furniture saved by students. Ernest Shepard dies after surgery in Lawrence. funeral at Baldwin Colored Baptist Church. four children and grieving relatives survive. Social gatherings include Geraldine Burton’s Bucklin departure and a Gem theater outing. Charles Holliday travels 1700 miles from Fort Lauderdale to attend his mother’s funeral. weather and floods affect travel.
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Icie Johnson
Baker
J. QO. Scott
Eudora
Ralph C. Murray
Ruth Murray
Martin Torrence
Princeton
Baldwin
W. C. Harper
Evansville
Ind
Earl Harper
Evansville College
Ford Harper
Oklahoma City
Margaret Wellborn
Geraldine Burton
Bucklin
Geraldine
Iva Dorothy Jillson
Gem Theater
Simpson Taylor
J. F. Hargett
Clyde Stewart
Charles Goldsmith
Parsons
Gordon
Rector Green
Uniontown
Flora Ricketts
Lenore Dowers
Lillian
Gardner
Phi Mu
Grove Street
Dowers
Virginia Washburn
Topeka
Charles Holliday
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Mr. Holliday
William Holliday
St. Louis
Ernest Shepard
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Colored Baptist Church
W. A. Scott
Oakwood Cemetery
Shepard
Rita Wright Shepard
Richard
Ernest, Jr
Marlin
Marlene
A. H. Shepard
McFarland
O'Neil District Social and Birthday Gatherings
ONeil district reports a school program and plate social hosted by Miss Ava Higley and students on Saturday night March 30 with all welcome. Chester Grange members and families joined the Viets at home to celebrate Mr Viets eighty fifth birthday. Herbert Dotson visited Al Ward at K U and the group spent the weekend in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Donald Bower attended the Junior play Room for Ten at McLouth. Mr and Mrs Dan Smith with Leo and Dariene of Valley Grove also joined the outing. Frederick Earl and Virginia Ruth Bower stayed Friday night with grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Champion of Valley Grove. Mrs Charles Stewart and Miss Higley visited with Miss Higley’s sister Mrs Floyd Conroy and family. Friday guests at the Donald Bower home included Mrs Ruth Van Sceyoc, Miss Ava Higley, Mr and Mrs Earl Bower and Henry Kimmel of McLouth.
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O'Neil
Chester Grange
Viets
Herbert Dotson
al Ward
K. U
Kansas City
Donald Bower
McLouth
Dan Smith
Lawrence
Leo
Dariene
Valley Grove
Frederick Earl
Virginia Ruth Bower
Fred Champion
Charles Stewart
Earl Bower
Henry Kimmel
Radio Programs Wednesday Evening March 20 Schedule
A listing of Kansas City radio programs for Wednesday March 20 across KMBC WREN WDAF and others with times from 6:00 p m to 11:30 p m including shows by Kellogg Singing Lady Red Davis Lanny Ross and Orch Fred Allen Townsend Hall and various orchestras and talk segments. The schedule notes multiple stations and program lineups for the evening.
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KMBC
Happy Hollow
Wren—Kellogg
WDAE
Jack
Ezra
Boake Carter
Wren
Diane
Her
WPRAE
Mary Pickford
Edwin Ilk
Richard Bonellis
Andre Kostelanetz
John McCormack
Burns and Allen
Jack Peart
WDAF
Guy Lombards
Wren X
Hollywood Gossip
Madame Sylvia
The
W. D. Mel
Farlane
Gus Arnheim
Wdafhillips
Tataith Carter Harrison
WNAF
Arcadia Cafe
Freddie Berren
Jacques Renard
College Inn
Shandor
Terrace Gardens Orch
Keith Beecher
Eddie Lane
Wren Kellogg
Lady
Mary Mall
WDNAE
Tack Armstrong
Robin
Virginia Jortes
Kansas City Dinos
Jack Rogers
Uth Etting
Kellogg
Capt. Henry
O'Keefe
Glen Gray
Death Valley
Waring
Paul Whiteman
Creh
Wren—Hackell
N. Y. Board of Trade
Dobbsie
the Tattler
John B. Kennedy
Amos and
Andy
Myrt
Marge
Tom Coakley
Orch
WPAF
Hotel Astor Orchestra
KAMBC
Isham Jones
Atty
Gen. Cummings
Wren—Dance Orchestra
Phillips
Arcadia Dance Orchestra
Joe Haymes
Wren—Shandor
Waldorf-Astoria
Herbie Kay
Tommy Tucker
Wiaf—Hotel Statler
KMRC
Dennie Thompson
Twin Cities
Township Trustee Frank Champion in Our Neighborhood This Week
Mr. and Mrs Tenpenny and their son visited the Jack Reed home Tuesday evening while Marcelene Thompson joined ONeil new pupil. Mrs Ruth Van Seyoc Miss Ava Higley and Shirley Stewart spent Thursday evening at the Joy Brown home in Tonganoxie.
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