Everlasting Lord Poetic Verse Ad Ends Page Notice
A brief fragment appears with a religious verse from Psalms 90 1 2 and lower promotional contact details for a Lawrences Kansas subscription listing. The text includes an address Massachusetts Street and a telephone line with rates for carrier and mail subscriptions. It reflects a historical small town newspaper feature combining an ad and scripture.
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Massachusetts Street
Lawrences
Kansas
Weevern
Aera
Organized Violence in Labor Conflicts and Thug Labeling
The piece argues that labor groups use harsh terms to label opponents and employ force. It charges organized labor with violence, claims workers are killed by both sides, and asserts unions avoid honest accounting of funds. It cites General Motors disputes and warns unions must publish all money movements and agreements.
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General Motors
Hindenburg Disaster Shifts Air Travel Prospects
The Hindenburg catastrophe halts hopes for regular transatlantic airship service and underscores the risks of lighter than air craft. It notes hydrogen gas caused the fire, contrasts with limited helium supply in the United States, and questions helium availability for future dirigibles and ocean travel.
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Atlantic
United States
History repeats as Kansas City tests new registration law
The piece argues the new registration act, meant to end crooked primary and election work, contains jokers that may make it worse than the old faulty law. It likens Kansas City’s election reform with the city manager movement, noting the organization strengthened control of the system.
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Kansas City
It Started in Kansas and Mellon Institute’s origins
Andrew Mellon’s millions funded the Mellon Institute, born of an idea that first surfaced at the university. The piece traces how university roots and philanthropic backing shaped a major scientific home, linking early vision to later research impact and institutional growth.
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Andrew Mellon
Mellon Institute
Uni
Mellon dedicates world's largest research institute building
At the dedication of a new building, Mellon recounts receiving a book by Robert Kennedy Duncan on cooperation between science and industry. Duncan, director of industrial fellowships at the University, wrote the work which helped Mellon decide how to channel wealth into useful service to society and industry.
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Versity of
Kansas
Robert Kennedy Duncan
Mellon
Wedding preparations at Chateau de Cande attract global attention
Preparations for a high profile wedding create excitement at the Chateau de Cande where the Duke of Windsor and Mrs. Simpson stay. French police guard incoming mail for bombs while the couple keeps the date secret. The duke has even played bagpipes for his beloved, as speculation about the ceremony continues.
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Chateau de Cande
Duke of Windsor
Mrs. Simpson
Eighteen inducted into Lawrence National Honor Society
Lawrence High School held a grand ceremony inducting eighteen students into the local National Honor Society. Ten seniors and eight juniors were welcomed, with F. Hy Olney presiding. Additional items note upcoming church moves, club activities, and a Phi Kappa building project set to begin after the school year ends.
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Lawrence High School
National Honor Society
F. Hy Olney
Evelyn Eustace
Helen Harper
Myrol Moffatt
James Penny
Morgan Rarick
Mary Spencer
Mildred Breckenridge
Maurine Downing
Esther Morgan
Dorothy Powell
Harold Allen
Janet Coulson
Kathryn McFarland
Ralph Graves
Anne Kent
Myron Messenheimer
Dorothea Simons
Lowell Trueblood
Clark Adams
Charles Brindell
Henry Hood
William Whitney
Freda Alt
Arthur Heck
Dorothy Morgan
Evelyn Swarthout
Theodore O'Leary
South American arms broker’s agent found murdered in Palestine
British intelligence probes the body discovery amid an arms smuggling plot with global reach. The report notes Zaharoff’s work being picked up elsewhere as investigators unravel connections across the eastern world. In Kansas, Sabetha selects the "most beautiful milkmaid" in a cow milking contest. A farming spouse search in Kansas highlights the era’s rural concerns.
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Palestine
Zaharoff
Sabetha
Kan
Kansas City Kansan
How's Your Health Edited for the New York Academy of Medicine
Dr. Ago Galston discusses life expectancy data and statistical averages in health journalism. He cites a life insurance study showing a 13.62 year gain in life expectancy at birth between 1911 and 1935 and analyzes how averages can mislead without context. He cautions that interpreters must avoid overgeneralizing from numbers.
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New York Academy of Medicine
Ago Galdston
Life expectancy and longevity gains since 1901
Dr Louis I Dublin notes life tables do not predict individual deaths. Still, the last quarter century shows longevity progress. At age 65 white males gained 0.28 years from 1901 to 1930, while white females gained 0.60 years.
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Louis I. Dublin
University engineers attend regional accreditation meeting
R W Warner and C M Young professors at the University of Kansas traveled to Purdue University for a meeting of the regional accrediting committee of the Engineering Council for Professional Development. They have visited engineering schools in Kansas Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma Louisiana and Texas as the committee prepares its final report.
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R. W. Warner
C. M. Young
University of Kansas
Purdue University
The
Engineering Council For Professional Development
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Texas
Grady Dominates Two Events in KU Triangular Meet
Ten years ago in Manhattan Kansas Grady won the 229 and 100 yard dashes while Doornbos claimed the high hurdles in a KU Aggies Nebraska triangular meet. The page also notes a Mississipp flood benefit at the Orpheum with Glen Dickinson donating the theater and stagehands volunteering. A kidnapping and robbery of Frank Guffin disrupted local news as police recovered his Chandler sedan and cash.
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Grady
K.U
Manhattan
Kan
Aggies
K. U
Nebraska
Doornbos
Orpheum Theater
Glen Dickinson
Hal Adamson
Ben Turpin
Jimmy Patterson
Hale and
Derry
WDAF
Frank Guffin
Guffin Taxi Co
Chandler
Kansas City
Kaw
Mr. Guffin
Lawrence
Kansas
Y x
Ed Anderson
Muehlebach
Wesley Hospital
Anderson
Solon T. Emery
Cuba
John Culp
T. C. Settle
Frank Moore
Charles Snider
Wichita Fas
Texas
Maude Gibb
Dick Williams
Catherine Penner
Connecticut Street
Howard Council President Elected On Sixth Ballot
Twenty five years ago, Howard W. E. Howard was chosen president of the City Council on the sixth ballot, succeeding A. L. Cox. E. E. Myers named City Marshal, with Dun mire as City Engineer and other city posts filled. Debates tonight feature fraternity events and Sigma Delta Chi officers named at Kansas University. Potter's Lake claims second victim as Ernest H. Van Dyke drowns on campus.
Levy retires from Lawrence business after forty years
Abe Levy announces retirement due to failing health ending a fifteen year local business tenure. He'll leave Lawrence where he has lived and contributed to drama, social, and fraternity life. The note honors his impact on local entertainment and confirms his departure from the city.
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Abe Levy
Lawrence
Levy
Kansas University
Schumann Club
Opera House
F. C. Marshall
George D. Rogers
J.E. Peairs
H. C. Oatman
U. S. G. Plank
W. S. Metcalf
F. L. Peairs
C. Clock
KF. L. McCain
BE. A. Wilder
C. J. Wilson
A. F. Sherman
Herbert Wing
E. E. Hopkins
Greorge_ V. Kumler
C. F. Stafford
J. H. Felmar
Carl Cooper
Edward Coper
Murder at Farring ton Bluff
A stormbound island reveals a murder mystery as Jude Blin shop is shot dead. Suspects include Mike, the Skipper, Aunt Martha, Gay Palmer, Higgins, William the chauffeur, and Annie the maid. The narrator recalls a brutal assault by William and discovers the killer may be William or another assailant, confronting fear and shifting suspicions as the investigation unfolds.
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Jude Blinshop
Farrington Bluff
Michael
Mike
Jude
Martha
Gay Palmer
Higgins
William
Cage
Annie
Willam
Gay
Jim
Wiliam
Willy Nilly Falls Ill As Puddle Muddlers Rally
Willy Nilly grows sick with head ache fever and dizziness as friends including Jelly Bear Honey Bear Rip and Christopher Columbus Crow summon a doctor. The group plans to travel to the next village to fetch medical help while the bears stay with Willy Nilly awaiting news.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Christopher Columbus Crow
Jelly Bear
Honey Bear
Willy Nifly
Rip
Christopher
Sweet Face
Bears
Puddle Muddlers
Hazel's Wedding Blessing by Step Father
A 1937 Publishers Syndicate piece notes Hazel's wedding where her step father gives her away, appearing more willing than her biological father would have. The human interest angle centers on family ties and approval within a rural wedding scene.
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Hazel
Publishers Syndicate
Local social notes from Eudora and nearby towns
Numerous weekend visits and family gatherings across Eudora Kansas and surrounding areas. Guests include Miss Lillian Bean of Topeka, Miss Margaret Zillner of Kansas City, and families like the Neustift ers, Papenhausens, and Seiwalds. First communicants listed, and a large Mother-Daughter banquet notes at local churches with detailed menu and program highlights.
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Margaret Zillner
Kansas City
Joe Zillner
Frank Sommer
Sim Snyder
Neustifter
Church Street
Mary Houk
William Combest
Granida Dehter
Phyllis Stro
J. L._L. club
Mary Neustifter
Fred Papenhausen
George Cochran
Lyndon
Pearl Daugherty
Lawrence
Bert Daugherty
Paul Seiwald
Berthold
Seiwald
Rosaline Seiwald
al Seiwald
Mary Ann Schoaper
Natalie Weixeldorfer
John Weixeldorfer
Mary
Delane Eder
Fred Eder
Henrietta Schubert
Lucille Rapier
Katherine Walker
Patricia Ann Schubert
Eureka
Loren C. Rapier
Emporia
Edwin Schubert
William Schoenflin
Charles Brown
Delbert
Marvin Gale
Gardner
Bert Dauchertz
E. W. Parsons
H. T. Mel
Mary Smith
Eudora
Marie Houk
Bessie Erlich
Nora Witt
J. D. Adams
Oscar Lothholz
Merle Hartwick
Mary Seiwald
Bert Seiwald
M. H. Cox
Harold Lowe
Patricia
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Kelvin Hoover
W. O. Watson
Mildred Strube
Homer White
Geraldine Harris
Evabelle Kindred
Leona Parker
Amar
Nellie Catlin
Nydia Hughes
Virginia Shirck
Strube
St. Paul's Church
Radio Programs Friday Evening May Broadcast Schedule
Friday evening schedule lists WREN KMBC WDAF and EMBC programs hourly across genres. Notable entries include Coronet on the Air true story court and Baron Munchausen with Philharmonic, plus sports recap and weather forecasts through late night. Listings feature many orchestras led by Panico Keller Venuta Dailey and others, with several station crossovers and live performances.
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Emey
Wren
Sian
Wheeenban Annie
KMBC
Boake
WDAF
Wren—Irons Rich
Wren—Coronet
True Story Court
Wren—Baron Munchausen
Embc—Philharmonic Orch
Washington
EMBC
Cincinnati
Williams
Songe
Erle Smith
Orch
Ricardo
Caballeros
Nocturne
Eddie House
Louis Panico
Benatta Mack
Jimmy Joy
Mark Fisher
Ron Wilde
Don Chiesta
Deauville Orch
WareHampton
Goldman
Ed Wynn
Professor Quis
Johnny
Grace Moore
Snow Willanes
Mary Eastmi
Ernist Watson
John Hamilton
Universal Rhythm
Jack Demmpeey
Frank Dailey
Emec
MBC
Fisher
King's Jestera
Vierra
RAIBC
Fianight
Hans Fisth
Fishface
Joe Penner
Helen Traubel
Jack Benny
Robert L. Ripley
Eddie Cantor
Shep Fields
Ordaiate
Detroit Symphony
WRON
Walter Winchell
George Washington
Wren—Choir Symphonette
California
Gladys Swarthout
Jerry Cooper
WDAB
NBC
Judy and the Bunch
Gus Arnhelm
Wren—Kine
Wren—Press-Radio
Erla Smith
Jay Freeman
Henry Busse
Force Lds
KMB BC
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National Representativ
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Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Detroit
Atlanta
Walton
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
God
Hindenburg
Altho
Basil Zaharoff
Wamego
Gerrit Snyder
West Side Presbyterian Church
Mr. Snyder
B.P.W
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Vera Bauman
Mayme Corcoran
Lawrence Club
Carrie Thompson
Bernice Jones
Ruth Garvin
Louise Floyd
Dollie Atchison
Lessie Smith
Ye Tavern
Rhody Skinner
Hettie Vaughn
Phi Kappa Frat
Phi Kappa Fraternity
Tennessee Street
Frank Kruse
C. E. Friend
T C. Settle
Nashville
Cal
Ben Paulen
Topeka
H. B. Ober
H. FE
Don Carlos
Clarence Hall
R. C. Morrow
H. B. Bullene
T. G. Fitch
S. J. Hunter
L. N. Lewis
W. G. Hutson
Hugh Means
A. D. Weaver
F. H. Smithmeyer
Bridge
Amy Larremore
George Babb
Naismith
Root
Carl Phillips
S. R
Marquette
Mich
S.R
Sadie Messler
John West
Walter Westfall
Lucy Culp
Calif
Culp
South Park
Bell 775
Ross
Nevison
M. Farrington
Esther Tyler
Curtis Diedrich
Otto Rosenau
Maryin
Shirley
James Shirek
Virginia
Gladys
Ed Forsythe
Margaret
Maxine
Wanda Jo Reade
Ellen Reece
Mary Katherine Berhart
Reno
Cleo Grime
Elizabeth Fuller
Harveyville
C. B. Johnson
State Medical Society
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Ing
Jesse Craybel
Lillian Bean
8. V. Carr
Kfekuo
Joseph Wilkins
RCA Victor Auto Radios
Sinclair
Journal-World
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