Cross And They Crucified Him Quote Story
A Washington correspondent notes that since the start of the year new names have joined the federal payroll at over 100 per day. The tone is weary as the writer suggests it will take long to employ everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Uncle Sam
Rock Creek
O. J. Lane
Lane
Albert Moore
Levi Moore
Gale Pardee
Westina Hatcher
Adelia Lamb
Walter Schalbar
Alma Lamb
Everett Hatcher
Letha Dillon
Kenneth Hatcher
Mary Schalbar
Roy Moore
Charles Lamb
Hulda McKinzie
Hilda G. Matthews
Olney
L. H
Barnes
F. H. “Pap” Olney
Lawrence Memorial High School
Kansas
Lawrence
J. R. Barnes
Reilly Sues Hauptmann Fund For Fees In Dispute
Edward J. Reilly, who led the Hauptmann defense in the first trial, sues Mrs. Hauptmann for more than 22000 to collect a fee and to prevent disposition of funds she holds. He was dismissed after conviction and seeks payment for his services amid debate over the fund’s use and publicity. The piece also notes studies of a Kansas poker ruling and weather shifts in the dust bowl.
Democratic editor eyes Jonathan Davis for governor
A Kansas Democratic editor proposes running Jonathan Davis for governor next year. Davis has lived in political retirement for years, with the public believing he remains disengaged from active politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Jonathan Davis
Davis
Retirement whispers test a political tact
The piece discusses how retired politicians are urged by whispers of public recall and how such schemes often lead to disappointment. It notes a Democratic editor's well meaning pressure on Mr. Davis and questions whether he should act or stay retired. The outcome remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Vay
Claude Callan Featured in Syndicated Piece
A syndicated feature highlights Claude Callan in a concise portrait. the clipping credits Publishers Syndicate, with copyright attributed to 1235.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers Syndicate
Shorthorn cattle to replace trotting stock at farm
Twenty five years ago on May 6 a Lawrence area farm once famed for trotting horses becomes home to Short Horn cattle. G F Brown, purchaser, will lead a blooded herd with a Polled Durham bull, receiving thirty five registered cows this week. Also noted are local moves of Harry Bouck to Greeley Kan and the Shaffer family planning to reside at 124 West Lee Street with Roy Shaffer of the Undertaking Co. Mrs Cordley event and last arts recital at University Studio Dick Hall are listed with attendees and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
G. F. Brown
Brown
Osborne County
Lawrence
Harry Bouck
World Composing Room
Greeley
Kan
Shaffer
Ethel
Assumption
Ill
West Lee Street
Roy
Shaffer & Funk Undertaking Co
Cordley
L. H. Perkins
Richard Cordley
Topeka
Miss Ben Lingard Graduating Recital at KU
Fortyse and 40 years ago items note Miss Ben Lingard’s Kansas University music recital set for tomorrow night. Visitors include J A Melvin of Fresno, California. Edward Johnson birthday celebration draws a crowd. University Athletic Association indoor meet reports feats and winners in wrestling boxing and club swinging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lingard
Kansas University School of Music
J. A. Melvin
Fresno
Cal
J. D. Fincher
Opera House
University Athletic Association
Prof
Cowan
Lee
Fupe
Miles
Shiras
Alder
Ricksecker
Wagstaff
McMurray
Charlie Fletcher
Walker
Emily
John Dee
Armor
C. Fletcher
Rent
Flashes of Life and Celebrations Across the Nation
In Johnstown Samuel Cartwright fixed a radio with a 200 volt wire causing a 2300 volt explosion and burns. in Chicago Theodore Hartman and wife celebrate golden anniversary with family attendance. in Nebraska pelicans sighted near News Point challenging arid land theories, editor notes unlikely desert future.
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Associated Pres
Johnstown
Samuel Cartwright
Samuel
Cartwright
Chicago
Theodore T. Hartman
Theodore J. Hartman
T. T. Hartman
News
Fragmentary reports hit Brazil as storms cause heavy toll
May 6 dispatches from Recife say wind and rain storms disrupted communications and likely killed about 400 people with the toll rising hourly and 2,000 displaced in Bahia. Paris reports show government support after municipal elections while Premier Flandin recovers from injuries. his left arm was set under good conditions. Tokyo notes Sakdalista leader Benigno Ramos hints at returning to the Philippines to lead anti-American efforts if his people seek him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recife
Brazil
Bahia
Paris
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Tokyo
Benigno Ramos
Sakdalista
Philippines
Commonwealth
Riches Chapter 46 Courtship on Horseback Recalls Old Feuds
James Harris and Leslie Harris continue a summer courtship seen mainly on horseback. Julia Stimson and Sarah Millard clash over family pride and past interference. Julia admits fault, Sarah questions the future, and Leslie’s persistence prompts Mrs Millard to seek reconciliation. Miss Sarah visits and dinner invites spark a shift toward family accord as Leslie inspires renewed hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
James
Julia
Melissa
Jaymes
Ted
Leslie
Lady
Miss Julia
Stimson
House of Harris
Sarah Stimson
Dye
Mrs. Millard
Miss Sarah
Leslie Harris
Harris
Father
Indians by Mary Graham Bonner
A playful scene with animal characters led by Willy Nilly discussing ears and mischief while Jelly Bear, Rip, Christopher Columbus Crow, Top Notch, and the others chime in. The group senses a notable discovery about Indians and prepares to listen for more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Puddle Muddle
Jelly Bear
Bow-Wow
Rip
Christopher Columbus
Christopher
Top Notch
Health and arthritis diet myths explained by Dr Galston
Dr Iago Galdston notes readers often blame diet for arthritis but most joint diseases arise from diverse causes. He explains arthritis is a shared symptom set with many origins including injury infections nerve issues and mental disease, and warns against diet-based treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Academy of Media
Iago Galdston
Diet and Arthritis Diagnosis and Treatment Approach
The text argues against immediate treatment without identifying the arthritis type and underlying cause. It notes multiple arthritis forms, including unknown origin cases, where diet plays a role to be discussed in a following column.
Why Sell Carnations Also Help War Mothers Sale
The Lawrence Chapter of American War Mothers will be on the street selling carnations Saturday May the 11th. Funds raised aid those who served in the World War and assist in relief efforts for their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Sermon notes and church events at Christian Science and Baptist churches
A fragmented report lists a sermon titled Mercy and Iniquity at Christian Science Churches and notes on services, readings, and religious activities. It mentions Rev A A Vir Sigkle, student readers, and an address of church gatherings, with announcements of meetings, potluck supper, and a guest speaker from Ottawa University to speak next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Churches
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Hell
Maby Baker
First Baptist Church
A. A. Vir Sigkle
Ehureie
Falawell Wan
Othe University
Ate Aa Lee Oust
Marehbergzer
Bight
Epsilem
Taite
Vhurch
Myers
Eult
Haskell B. YL
Trek
Haske Auditor
Bill Butler
Hyewell
Hota
Ettipetr
Ehiyets
Irene Far Royer
Chester
BR Cunning
Winston Miller
Pes Street
Martius
W. J. Jehan
Ottawa University
Annual Spring Open Tennis Tourney Opens Tuesday Afternoon
Drawings for the Spring Open Tennis tournament at K U are complete with 37 entries. The intramural track meet entries are finalized and will run at 4 30 Tuesday. Tennis first round matches must be played off before 6 on Tuesday May 7. Matches are elimination. Track events run May 7 and 9 with prelims and finals across sprints hurdles relays shot put and high jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Ed Elbel
Citizens Asked to Register Autos for Band Festival
The transportation committee of the Chamber of Commerce led by chairman H. A. Jetmore appeals to citizens to register cars for band festival transport. Those with or without drivers should call 485 to register and leave phone numbers. Cars are needed starting Wednesday afternoon. Jetmore urges prompt signups to ensure sufficient vehicles.
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Transportation Committee of the
Chamber of Commerce
H. A. Jetmore
Dhetmore
Senior recital features Hays and Jessee in university auditorium
Margaret Hays of Lawrence and Maurine Boynton Jessee of Kansas City present a joint senior recital at 8 pm in the University auditorium. They are supported by Tone Bushong Corrine Dick Jeanette Barbour Elaine Frutchey Rachel Bushong and Elizabeth Searle. The program includes Grazie Mendelssohn Debussy Saint-Saens and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hays
Lawrence
Maurine Boynton Jessee
Kansas City
University
Miss Hays
Howard C. Taylor
Miss Jessee
Charles 8. Skilton
Tone Bushong
Corrine Dick
Jeanette Barbour
Elaine Frutchey
Rachel Bushong
Elizabeth Searle
Ortoru Comentil
Edwin Graziers
Jessee
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
Jessee Tiedman-Garnier
Saint-Saens
Widor History
Altegro Marstusg
Fensky
Taylor Taulaie
Bingham
Maret
Sone
Radio schedule chaos yields miscellaneous programs
A May 6 1935 Kansas City radio listing shows KMBC WDAF WREN and WAF broadcasts throughout the evening from 5 PM to midnight. Programs include Orphan Annie, The Big Show, music hours, orchestras, soap entries, news, and sports features with numerous station identifications and collaborators.
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WDA
Reddy Yard
Wren
KMBC
WDAF
Firestone
Meridith Wilson
Kate Smith
Wren—Sinclair
Haydn
H C—Wayne ‘King
Daf—Gillette
Wren—Amas
Tateer
Tony
Jesse Crawford
O'Neills
KNBC
Jewish Welfare Federation
Coburn
MBC
the Fiers
Arcaie Hoofinghams
Julian Weworth
Orch
Rmbill Hogan
Vosana Fe Shandor
Ernie Madriguezs
Sleepyake
Royal York Hotel
Bismarck
KMDBC
Keith Beecher
Wren—Terrace Gardens
Orchinaf—Oriental Gardens
Louis Panico
Eastman Casino
WRE
Joh McCrew
WDAE
Buddy
Zack Armstrong
Boake Carter
Eno
Phillip Morris
Stol
Natl
WPAF
Wynn
Phil Spitaley
Walter O'Keefe
Glenn Gray
Fray and Braggiotti
KMRAC
WIAF
N—Amos
Andy
Kmbc—Tattler
Gus
Tesse Crawford
KMB
Billy Bissett
WBBM
O. A
NAF
Evar Carlson
Ren
Ranacques Renard
Concordia Choral Club
KMEBC
Stan Myees
WPDAF
Paxton
Ea RE
Setae Garsigan
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West 44Th
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Sansome
Pic
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St. Louis
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Kansas Supreme Court
Board of Education
Supt
del Manzo
Helen Harshberger
Mildred O'Meara
Clarence White
Irma Long
Maud Fetherston
Ursula Henley
Olive Husted
Lucille Kinney
Hortense Miller
Hilda Murdock
Rachel Pinnick
Jacob Reusch
Riverside District
Reusch
A. D. Weaver
Carleton
E. Friend
A. B. Weaver
Country Club
Friend
R. A. Schwegler
Broad View Inn
Hester
Nina Hester
P. B. Schravesande
R. R. Hickson
Edna Teeter
Kate Caldwell
Frances Carter
Charles Lusk
Arlene Roberts
Allen Francis
Pas
Claude Callan
Bob
Will Mason
W.R. Shbie
Zuttermeister
S. H. Johnson
Edward Johnson
Cable News
Jane
Farnham
Big
Chief
Mothers Organization
Flanders Field
Elsa
Lawrence National Bank
Federal Banking Aete of
Iowa
KFKU
Tuesaday
Clarence Chrisman
Eth .Rockwell
Edwin R. Ebel
The
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank
of Lawrence
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