NRA Top Man Richberg Urges Code Administration Change
Donald Richberg, newly in charge of the National Recovery Administration, seeks to shift section 7 A collective bargaining duties to a special board. He aims to reduce labor disputes and avoid clashes with unions as the recovery program moves toward campaign-year politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richberg
NRA
Donald Richberg
Hugh Johnson
National Recovery Administration
National Recovery Board
Johnson
Old Home Town Gets Appointment met Julius C Holmes
Julius C Holmes received notice from Washington of his appointment as a foreign service officer, unclassified, and was directed to report to the department of state April 20. He took the foreign service exam in January and may be sent abroad after time in Washington. Belgard elected Jayhawker basketball captain for next year at Rotary luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius C. Holmes
Washington
Holmes
Belgard Wilfred “Frenchy” Belgard
Newton
School of Liberal Arts, and Sciences
University
Jayhawker
Lwo
Rotary Club
A. J. Anderson
W. C. Simons
Clarence Grubbs
Lawrence Theater
Cadman Chautauqua Company
United States
Canada
Mexico
Wendell McKeever
Edwin Young
Lawrence
Arizona Power Co
Prescott
Ariz
Frank Rising
Young
McKeever
Nettie Wismer
C. A. Preyer
W. B. Downing
Downing
Innes Store Buy Corner Lot for Modern Three-Story Building
Yesterday Innes Buliene and Hackman completed purchase of the McCurdy building at Massachusetts and Warren streets in Lawrence. They plan a thoroly modern structure with 50 feet frontage on Massachusetts and 117 feet on Warren. Miss Helen A. McCurdy signed the deed for her late father’s estate. The property, now occupied, will soon be cleared for construction. Joe Saile and Mrs. Griffin of Overbrook visit Columbus and other eastern points before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Saile
Griffin
Overbrook
Thanet
Columbus
Ohio
Innes
Innes, Buliene and Hackman
McCurdy
Massachusetts and
Warren Streets
Massachusetts Street
Warren Street
Peter McCurdy
Helen A. McCurdy
Lawrence
Woman Refuses Divorce Yet Listens To Husband Brag
In a brief, pointed exchange, the woman resists a divorce while noting the strain of a life spent listening to a husband boast of his own deeds. The remark captures social dynamics in a domestic clash from an 1835 syndicated issue.
Local business rows and new homes planned near Morris street
The corner location has been occupied for 18 years by F. Meier Hof fer, with Mrs Hill's art shop and Henry Stunz shoe store nearby. C C Collins will start seven new homes. O H McQuary holds sole agency. A new law school rule requires a year of college work for entrants. Biograph promotes His Latest Burglary at the Nickel. KU football coach plans named Kennedy and Mosse if style game returns. Tommy Johnson oversees spring practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Meierhoffer
Mrs. Hill
Henry Stunz
C. C. Collins
Morris Street
O. H. McQuary
McQuary & Johnston
Law School
Biograph
Kennedy and Mosse
K. U
National
Tommy Johnson
Forty Years Ago in Fort Scott Social Notes
Forty years ago on a March Saturday reports shows Mrs. C. E. Seewir visiting Emporia friends while Mrs. Savage and Missi Maude travel to Washington for a new home. Wom ens League activities featured Miss Abbie Noyes recital and an informal Sigma Nu Kappa Kappa Gamma dance after. Mrs. W. H. Beatty hosted forty guests with readings by Mrs. Gardner and Mrs. B. W. Woodward shared writings. An old neighbor reunion at Mr. Carruth's honored Mrs. O. D. Walker visiting from Keokuk with readings by Mrs. Gardner and readings from magazines. Prof. L. I. Blake of Kansas University reported telephonic ship communications as a success and is due back in Lawrence next week. W. E. Koehring began potato planting this morning. Miss Haze Green, cousin of Madge Schaum, visits. Green is a musician now living in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C._E. Seewir
Emporia
Savage
Missi Maude
Washington
I. W. Woodward
Womens League of the University
Abbie Noyes
Music Hall
Sigma Nu’s
Kappa Kappa Gammas
Sigma Nu
W. H. Beatty
Judge Banks
School Pupil's Work on Display in Bell Window
An exhibit by Cordley elementary pupil Bobby White, 10, is in Bell’s music store window at 925 Massachusetts Street until March 29. The display features small airplane models, both replicas and original designs, reflecting Bobby’s early aptitude for drawing and crafting under teacher Miss Ursula Henley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Massachusetts Street
Bobby White
Georgette White
Vermont Street
Cordley School
Ursula Henley
Bobby
Bob-White
Bob White
Borrowing, Debt, and Grandpa’s Warning in a Rural Ballad
A rural verse traces a family’s repeated borrowing to buy land, house upgrades, a car, and stock. Grandfather warns of credit dangers as debt grows until bills surge and a grave consequence looms, leaving the speaker to question the soundness of their finances.
Judge James H. Wendorff at Masonic joint communication
The article notes that Judge James H. Wendorff of Leavenworth, Deputy Grand Master of Masons in Kansas, was inadvertently omitted from the list of distinguished visitors attending the joint communication at the Masonic Temple Thursday night in honor of Otto Sanders, Wichita, Grand Master of Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Wendorff
Leavenworth
Masons
Kansas
Masonic Temple
Otto Sanders
Wichita
James Stimson Finds Voice At East School Triumph
In New Concord Kansas James Brum Stimson II, head of the Stimson family, travels east to school where a harsh master tests him. A sixth sense arouses his power as he delivers a stirring graduation speech about Kansas, earning praise from Miss Sarah, Judge Holcomb, and faculty, then returns home to a clash over his future career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brumson, II
Stimson
New Concord
Kan
East
James
Sarah
Academy
Davis
Concord
James Head
New England
James Dia
Kansas
Eden
Judge Holcomb
Marcel H. Farnham
Angry Christopher by Mary Graham Bonner
Top Notch quietly fills Christopher's bank with smooth pebbles. Christopher erupts in anger and accuses Top Notch of thwarting his pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angry Christopher
Mary Graham Bonner
Top Notch
Christopher
Top Notch Outwits Willy Nilly In Pebble Bank Trick
In a playful exchange the crowed Top Notch brags of outsmarting Willy Nilly by filling a bank with pebbles. Willy Nilly warns against mischief as others react to the prank. The scene features whimsical characters in a fantastical setting.
Christopher Columbus Crow Cries Out at Farm Ruckus
Willy Nilly and Top Notch try to repair a broken bank as Christopher Columbus Crow grows angrier. The rooster blames others for the damage and challenges the plan, escalating tensions on the farm with a wounded pride flare up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Nilly
Top Notch
Christopher Columbus Crow
Christopher
The Fight A Health Edited for the Academy of Molicins
Dr Iago Galdston outlines enuresis management starting with a full physical exam by a child specialist to rule out infections or bodily issues. If physical causes are minor or absent, emotional or psychological factors are explored, including family dynamics and sex education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Academy of Molicins
Iago Galdston
Flashes of Life and Oddities From Small-Town America
Aptible snippets report oddities from Sharon Pennsylvania groceries where two garter snakes surfaced in a cash drawer as a store manager seeks a practical joker. In Garden City Kansas a farmer faces a 13 hog contract breach with rising pig counts. In Hays Kansas a family survives a dust storm by blocking vents with leaves from a bridges manual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Mehler
Garden City
Kan
Henry Wallace
Carl Sever
Mr. Wallace
Hays
Jerome Dreiling
Culbertson
EH Culbertsen
Radio Programs Saturday Evening Schedule Summary
A dense listing of radio programs across KMBC WDAPF WREN WDAF WRAE and other stations for Saturday March 23 and Sunday March 4, detailing concerts talk shows news bulletins and orchestral performances. Notable entries include KMBC Milton Charles Organ WREN Shandar Violinist and Bernard Cummins Orch WDAF Opera Guild and National Barn Dance with multiple host and orchestra appearances. The listing also notes specific times and station pairings such as 6:00 PM KMBC Alexander Woolleatt and WREN Jack Benny and 11:00 PM KMBC Joe Haymes Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMBC
Benny
Venuta
Orch
WDAPF
Wren
WDAE
Jack Armstrong
Milton Charles
Kmbc—Press-Radio
Kansas City
Criginn
WDAF
James Kozak
Verna Burke
Wdaf—Swift & Co
Phil Cook
Roxy and His Gang
Art Jarrett
St. Coutts
Lily Pons
Andre Rostelande
Emil Coleman
Carroll Dickerson
Bernie Cummins
Phillips
Claude Hopkins
Joe Haymes
Orville Knapp
Wren—Shandar
Larry Sky
Ray Hasheck
Hal Hemp
New York Philharmoni
Sally of the Talkies
Wren—Radio Theatre
G. Charles Gray
Morton Downey
Hoover Sentinels
Donald Nevis
Julia Sanderson
Frank_ Crumit
Tony Wana
WREX
Cook
Wren—Albert
Payson Terhune
Wren—Grand
Graceland College
Alexander Woolleatt
Jack Benny
Joe Penner
Hiawatha
Kans
Melody Men
Opera Guild
General Motors Symphony Kembc
Eddie Cantor
Merry-Go-Rownd
Wpee—Perat Symphons Orch
Mic
ARS
She Holmes
Wayne King
Jazo Froman
Shirh Howard
Singer
KNMEC
Fray and Bragerott
Wendall Hal
LDS
Wren—Press
Waldorf-Astoria
WPAF
Temple of Song
KMEC
CIA
Paul Pendarvis
Honday
Happy Hollow
Wren—Kellogg
Buddy
WDAF_K. C
Askansas City
The
49Ers
Union of American Hebrew Congregation Prog
Castles In Music
Red Davis
the Tattler
K3ebc
Myrt
Marge
Amos and
Andy
Hotel Pennsylvania Orch
Aus Arnheim
Ack
Denny Orch
Gus Reheim
tTerrace Gardens Orch
Wren—Jolly Coburn
Kmtbc
Herbie_ Kay
KMRC
Sceatt Fisher
En—Shandor
Ywdaf
Hotel Roosevelt
Ren
Wren—Tack Berger
Bismarck Creek
Relative reunion in county jail after 22 years
A 52-year-old Brush Colorado ranger named Alex Neetens failed to recognize his nephew during intake at the county jail. Calkins, serving a four month sentence, shaved his beard, allowing the pair to question each other and confirm their familial link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Neetens
Brush
Colo
Calkins
Kansas meteorite discovery in Hugoton area ranks among world’s largest
Denver museum meteorologist Dr. H H Niningar reports a 700 pound meteorite found six miles northwest of Hugoton Kansas. He says it is the largest ever found in Kansas and the second largest in the world, embedded 36 inches underground and covered by eight inches of dirt, suggesting it fell a century ago or more. Nearby fragments are believed to be fractured portions of the main stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Germany
Cordell Hull
Associated Press
Hugoton
Kan
H. H. Niningar
Denver Museum
Smithsonian Institute At
Washington
Here
Kansas
Meteorite found. Dr Geeslin dies at tournament
The meteorite was found Thursday and taken to Denver by Dr Niningar. Dr B C Geeslin a physician in Arkansas City for 30 years died of a heart attack after collapsing during the Arkansas City Chanute high school basketball game. He died before reaching a hospital. Surviving: daughter Mrs John Lightstone and two sons Lawrence Geeslin and Martin Geeslin. Authorities seek Carl C Smith who escaped from the island farm at the Kansan State penitentiary last seen near Wolcott. Smith, admitted December 1931 from Concordia, is serving one to ten years for forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
B. C. Geeslin
Arkansas City
Chanute
John Lightstone
Lawrence Geeslin
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Martin Geeslin
Lansing
Carl C. Smith
Kansan State Penitentiary
Wolcott
Lacey Simpson
Smith
Concordia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal-World
the World Company
J. W. Murray
Dolph Simons
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
St. Chicago
Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum Blig
Baltimore
St Louis Star
Atlanta
Walton Building
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Harvard School of Business
William Alien White
Pas
Claude Callan
Publishers Syndicate
Burt
Frank Horrell
Vinland
George Calkins
Columbus Crow
Sharon
Lawrence National Bank
Kenneth Rockwell
W. K. Cornell
Helen Rhoda Hoopes
Niningar
Denver
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank
of Lawrence
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