Federal and Local News Roundup from Lawrence Paper
A mixed wire and local column reports on federal efforts to curb liquor shipments to dry states, note on WW relief bill payrolls for CCC camps, and commentary on New Orleans gambling incomes and Louisiana politics. It mentions Attorney General Beck, the CCC at Lone Star, and Secretary Wallace with Senate amendments impacting the relief bill.
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Beck
Hal
Imany
CCC
Lone Star
Wallace
George
Senate
California Taxes Push Motion Picture Industry Elsewhere
Reports circulate on the Pacific coast that the motion picture industry may relocate due to new forms of tax revenue. Histories of Lawrence show local taxation pressures driving relocation of Union Pacific shops. Hollywood dominates film production, but scouts reportedly explore viable alternatives elsewhere, potentially birthing a new Hollywood.
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Pacific Coast
California
Lawrence
Union Pacific
Hollywood
Local Medical Society Elects New Officers At Leavenworth
Dr Sisson served as vice president the past year as Dr Horner of Atchison was chosen vice president and Dr Earl Brown of Topeka secretary and treasurer at the annual meeting in Leavenworth. Also noted were program speakers and student Easter program plans at the Liberty Memorial high school auditorium.
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Fugene 1
2 Medical Society
Leavenworth
Sisson
Horner
Atchison
Earl Brown
Topeka
X. P. Sherwood
Lawrence
Liberty Memorial High School
Mabel Barnhart
William S. Monk
Lawrence National Bank
Beatrice Woodcock
The
Eastern Star
Frank M. Holliday
University of Kansas
Amusement Park Plans Advance in Lawrence Rail Project
Twenty five years ago, Dayton men Sullivan and Emanuel oversaw final track blocks in Lawrence for a streetcar line set to operate on the hill by Saturday. The project aims to open an amusement park. Also, Frank Farler, long a Mass street grocer, suffered a stroke in the I L Baker building basement. Professors visit colleges in Salina, Linnsboro, and St Marys to strengthen ties with the university.
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W. Ry Sullivan
Albert Emmanuel
Dayton
Ohio
Lawrence
Haskell
W. J. Sullivan
Frank Farler
Sam McCurdy
I. L. Baker
Mass. Street
Farley
Marvin, Dunlap, Newton and Sturtevant
Salina
Lindsborr
St. Marys
University
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A light humor sketch recalls Cousin Bob who died recently. The narrator notes Bob left nothing to Lottie and suggests she has not yet acquired a new car during the two months since his departure. The piece reflects comic family dynamics from the era.
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Bob
Lottie
Publishers Syndicate
Hindman Clark Couple Wed In Topeka Ceremony
Miss Hindman and Wilson Clark were married Monday evening by Rev. C. C. Brown at the Wright home in the southwest suburb. Clark is employed by the Topeka street railway. They plan to reside in Topeka.
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Aindman-Clark
Neta Hindman
Wilson
Clark
C. C. Brown
C. A. Wright
Topeka Street Railway
Topeka
Forty Years Ago in Topeka and Nearby Events
Miss Lyons of Topeka visits Mrs. Prof. L. E. Sayre this week. Rev. W. W. Ayres returns from Connecticut for Bishop Thomas’s funeral. Spiritualists mark forty seventh anniversary at AOUW Hall with Mabee Lull and others. Living Pictures at Congregational church depict Pilgrim’s Progress with Jones Clark readings and tableaux. $200 house counted in ticket sales. The Black Crook tour features a multilingual ballot and Swedish dancer, with the show arriving Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lyons
Topeka
L. E. Sayre
W. W. Ayres
Connecticut
Bishop Thomas
A.O.U.W. Hall
Palm’s
L. A. Mabee
A. L. Lull
Congregational Church
Hayes
Wilcox
Faton
Marshall
Georgia Brown
Black Crook
Geo. Welty
Sweden
Mrs Duck's Surprise at a Birds Wedding Feast
Mrs Quacko Duck organizes an after wedding feast by scattering seeds on the ground in a cake tin repurposed as the wedding cake. The birds collect a seed to take home and wish on, while Willy Nilly muses about improving his ears after a busy Pud dle Muddle wedding day.
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Willy Nilly
Mrs. Quacko
April Foo Enterprising Social Notes in Topeka and Lawrence
Sunday and Monday gatherings feature Louise Reilly and multiple households visiting in Topeka Manhattan and Lawrence. Names include Frazier Butler Desque Hartman Wright Reed Price and Hase Oehrie and Dodder. Lawrence Business College advertised as a training school for service inviting inquiry.
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Louise Reilly
Frazier Butler
John Desque
Mexine
Ed Desque
Viola
Betty Jean
Rush Quail
Topeka
Frank Hartman
H. R. Wright
Lloyd Coffman
Maxine
Mary Frances
Manhattan
Lena
Myrle
Eleanor
Lawrence
A. Hase
G. Oehrie
Ed Hardtaffer
C. N. Reed
Jennings Price
Doris Jean
Eddie Wadsworth
Marion Dodder
John Desone
Henry Desque, Sr
Myrle Reilly
Sage
Lawrence Business College
James Stimson and the New Concord Courtship
In New Concord Kansas James Stimson, praised by Judge Holcomb, meets social pressure as Jane Northrup schemes for a wealthy match. Jane eyes an ambassadorship but James is drawn to Leslie Harris despite family taint from John Harris. Love, wealth, and factional town gossip collide as James wanders between ambition and heartbreak.
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James Stimson
Holcomb
James
New Concord
Kan
Jane Northrup
Leslie Harris
Leslie
Congress
Senate
John Harris
Kansas
John
Mr. Harris
Janes
Mr. Stimson
James S
James Brewster Stimson III
Daily Globe
Jimmy
Jane
Julia
Boston
Europe
New
Concord
Jana
Spain
Paris
Jamies
Jane Northrop
Northrup
Tom
Larry
Mrs. Northrup
Leslie Larks
Mateet H. Farnham
Flashes of Life and Local Oddities Across Civil War to False Alarms
A jumble of brief items notes Kardas misnaming the first president as Abraham Washington during naturalization, a March 27 birth and March 31 birth, Mrs. Clyde Witherspoon’s memory of her son’s birthday, Vera Marsh’s court tale of a missing husband who kept a second wife, and Fred Schaefer’s prank fire alarm leading to detention at police headquarters.
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Asseratea Press
Dedham
Lil
Clyde Witherspoon
Fairmount
Awrence
Chicago
Vera Marsh
Rincery
Robert Marsch
New York
Fred Schaefer
Fire Department
Local families seen at Stanwix and club gathering
Mr. and Mrs. Herold Altenbernd of Lawrence and other Kaw Valley families visited Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Stanwix Sunday night. Oak Ridge club member Thomas Van Nice attended a Bleakley school teacher Mary K. Frederick event at Mrs. J. C. Hemphill’s home. Donald North injured his hand last week and is under a doctor’s care. Weekend guests included Mrs. Walter Howard Jr and baby John with the Raber family in Law.
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Herold Altenbernd
Lawrence
G. E.” Schaake
Kaw Valley
Ross Stanwix
Buck Creek
Thomas van Nice
Oak Ridge Club
J. C. Hemphill
Mary K. Frederick
Bleakley School
Donald North
Walter Howard, Jr
John
Morris Raber
Misa Genevieve Raber
Law
Radio Program Schedule for Kansas City Area Saturday Night
A dense listing of radio broadcasts across KMBC WDAF WREN and others for Saturday March 30 and Sunday March 31, detailing programs from Benny Venuta to orchestras, dance bands, talk shows, religious segments, and news. Notable entities include KMBC WDAF WREN KMBC-KHBC stations, performers such as Grace Hayes and James Kozax, conductors like Richard Himber, and venues like the Waldorf Astoria context.
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KMBC
Benny Venuta
WDAF
Wren
Jack Armstrong
Milton Charles
Kansas City
James Kozax
WDAE
Grace Hayes
A. S. Pratt
Martin Cadet
Swift & Co
Phil Cook
KAMBC
Roxy and His Gang
Art Jarrett
KMDC
Hugh
Kmnc- ‘the Tatler
Emil Coleman
Orch
Carroll Dickerson
Orch Ren
Joe Rines
Portland Jr
Symnk
KMNC
Joe Haymes
Orville Knapp
Ray Harbeck
KMRC
New York Philharmonic
Sally of the Talkies
Radio Theatre
Wdhythm Symphony
Griexland Coltered Chapel
Ribc
Alexander Woollcott
WREX
WRES
Joe Penner
KMBEC
Howe Town
Brunswick and
Keytesville
J. W
Fifield
Yves
Eddie Cantor
Fostar
Wren Walter Winchell
Wayne King
Gibson Family
Fray and
Bracgiotti
JOHS
Waldorf-Astoria
Mas
Colin Grenadiers
Temple of Song
Gus Arnhrim
Stanley Myers
Paul Pendarvis
Keith Beecher
Hanpy Hollow
Kellogg
Wesbee
Ginger
Orphan Annie
Jane Anderson
Orgasw
Buck Rogers
Red Davis
Lowry Kohler
Boake Carter
Dangerous Paradise
Uncle Ezra
Diane
Saort
Aa Garber
WCDAF
Richard_Himber
EMBC
Edwin_C Hill
Kate Smith
Firestone
Lily Pons
Andre Routekanetz
Sinclair Minstrels
A & P Gypsies
Big Stow
Haydn's
Jackie Heller
America
The
49Ers
Union of American Hebrew Congregation
Castles In
Red Davia Wren
NBC
the Tattler
KMBBC
Myrt
Marge
Amos and
Andy
Penirylvania
Gun Arnheim
Terrace Gardens
Jolly Coburn
Louis Panico
Shandor
WDAFP
Willie Bryant
Art Jarretta
Hertic Kay
Jack Berger
Leonard Ketter
Lawrence Folks Share Midwest Dust Talk
Sunday afternoon in Lawrence featured remarks from Congressman Lambertson in Washington via report about the Kansas dust claims. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. C A Stokes visited the Mohler home, and several others traveled to Lone Star to see Mrs. Ed Whitman. dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. G E Stanwix with Gerald Altenbernd hosts. Farm Bureau district meeting in Lawrence was attended by Mrs. A C Nichols.
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Rence
Fron
Lone Star
Ed. Whitman
G. E. Stanwix
Gerald Altenbernd
Lawrence
A. C. Nichols
Farm Bureau District
Lawrenee
De Soto News Notes and Contests Spill Into Local Scene
Mrs. Clark Gardner fallen from an improvised step at a henhouse door fractured her right thumb and sprained her ankle. Kaw Valley League contest results crown Neal Hardleton and Alix Miller first in oration with Turner Washington Jadora taking declamation honors. Community gatherings include guests from Overland Park and Olathe, plus visits to Bonner Springs and Tonganoxie contest scenes.
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Clark Gardner
J. B. Hymer
L. M. Chambers
Clathe
Albert Smith
George Hahn
C. J. Freeler
Overland Park
George Kouns
George Kluss
Andy James
Lulu Lawler
Oiathe
Mae Rattle
Kaw Valley League
Tongnoxie
Neal Hardleton
DeSoto
Alix Miller
Eudora
C. C. Breithaupt
Bessie Cooper
Neal Hambleton
C. E. Ashlock
John Whitelaw
Velma Seaton
Margaret Christner
Lela Segrist
Lucille Gaynor
Julia Ellen
Ollie Brewe
J. A. Reynolds
Coons
E. C. Blaylock
Depression Bridge Club
Pancho Urges Puff to Mount the Stumbling Pony
Pancho orders Puff to mount the pony as it stumbles and falls in the dirt. Puff leaps aboard, giving the horse a sharp whack to steady the mount.
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Pancho
Puff
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