National Representatives and Associated Press Notice
A 1935 newspaper front matter lists Lorenzen Thompson Inc offices in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City St Louis and Atlanta. It notes Associated Press republication rights and Audit Bureau of Circulations membership. It provides delivery contact and request to call if Journal-World not received by 7 p m. May 11, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
South Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Soe Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
St. Louis
Stat _Building
Atlanta
Walton Building
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Lawrence
Kansas
Ae Aero
Huey Long Reins in Louisiana As Byrd Returns Home
Louisiana political figure Huey Long now oversees public activities from revenue to vote counting under a forced-draft state system. Admiral Byrd returns from Antarctica to welcome and crowded U.S. cities, preferring less noise and crowds after his long solitary weather station stay. Chain letters promoters push schemes in Kansas and Missouri, skirting police by exploiting buyer desires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey Long
Louisiana
Huey
Admiral Byrd
Kansas
Missouri
Farmers' March Aims to Pressure Congress on AAA Provisions
Delegations from all states plan to assemble at the capital to urge extension of AAA provisions and impress congress by numbers. The movement follows prior efforts by other groups, with mixed expectations about its impact. Weather and soil moisture offer cautious optimism for crops this spring, contrasting with last year’s drought. Russian stores push for more advertising as government ownership limits market awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AAA
Congress
Russia
Advertising as a conduit for commerce and information
The piece discusses advertising as the vital medium linking producers, merchants, and consumers, enabling essential information exchange for goods production and consumption. It notes slow Senate action on Patman’s bonus bill, signaling debate over a possible presidential veto, while Texas carries out a public death penalty by electric chair for Raymond Hamilton, highlighting a broader record of violent criminals harassed by law in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Patman
Roosevelt
White House
Texas
Raymond Hamilton
Hamilton
Tatvis
K A water carnival leads Hiawatha events in May at Robinson gym
In the Old Home Town Hiawatha the annual K A water carnival directed by Miss Margaret Barto will be presented May 14 and 15 at the Robinson gymnasium pool. The play by Stella Harris and Aline Eberle features land and water drills and life saving diving with leads by Josephine Dana Aline Eberle Donna Krueger and Stella Harris. Music is Indian composed by Prof. C Skilton. Also noted: Cordley P T A officers elected for next year, Mrs. M E Rice president with vice president Mrs W C Flory treasurer Mrs H H Lane and secretary Miss Helen Gaw. Bride and groom news: Mr and Mrs W S Starkey announce the marriage of their daughter Bernice to Gilbert Francis on April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. McClanahan
Bridge
Colonial Tea Room
McClanahan
T. W. Winston
Highland Park
Ill
Paul Winston
Thornton McClanahan
W. J. Cutter
F. P. O Brien
George L. Kreeck
Frank Reusch
Houston
Texas
Teresa Walzer
City Engineer Wheeler Resigns After Four Decades of Service
Twenty five years ago May 11 notes that Lawrence city engineer Holland Wheeler resigns after forty years of service. The mayor and council praise his leadership of streets and alleys. Wheeler arrived in Lawrence before the war and is widely known across the county. Knights of Columbus close their ninth annual convention with a concluding ball at the F A A hall in Lawrence, with Tom Sweeney of Law-rence noted in attendance.
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Holland Wheeler
Lawrence
Wheeler
Tom Sweeney
Knights of Columbus
F. A. A. Hall
Law
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A compact sketch titled Poor Pa by Claude Callan presents a scene centered on a mother and son dynamic. The narrator recalls a mother's line about not living long and her claim it was to provoke sympathy, yet it awakens the son’s lingering hope.
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
Publishers Syndicate
Lawrence Council elects new city engineer and state secretary
At a Lawrence council meeting Herbert Dunmire, a University of Kansas engineering grad, was named city engineer to fill a vacancy left by Holland Wheeler. Earlier, Lawrence residents learned Lawrence was unanimously elected state secretary. A separate item recalls Lola Smart and William R. Clark’s wedding in Ottawa with local attendees and a reception at the Smart home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rence
Herbert Dunmire
Holland Wheeler
E. Martin
Banning
Martin
Dave Horkmans
Grant Mull
Lawrence
Lola Smart
C. A. Smart
William R. Clark
Ottawa
Helen Jones
Nelle Davis
E. T. Johnson
Georgia Smart
Carolee Smart
Nellie Gleed
Hazel Allison
Sage Stine
Ednah Hopkins
Alfred Landon
Ray Heaton
Thurman , Fitzpatrick
Stanley Adams
George Porter
Laban Miles
Laura Miles
Friends Church
Lovisa Gause
Lawrence Hears From Old Times in May News
Forty years ago column recalls visits and travel of local residents including Nellie Cadien Marion Innes and James Crawford. Social events feature birthday parties luncheons Beta Theta fraternity party with outdoor lights and dancing. Lawrence entrants win prizes at Hutchinson musical jubilee and officials nominate Col. C. E. Learnard as cotton states exposition delegate. Ruth W. Wilson departs for Long Beach for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Cadien
St. Louis
Robert Wiedemann
Austin
Texas
Marion Innes
Canada
Lawrence
Chicago
James Crawford
Pasadena
Cal
Anderson Coe
Georgia Wilder
Mabel Curry
Topeka
Regina Williams
Allie Mason
Ohio Street
Helen Sands
Grace Caldwell
Madge Schaum
Maud Smelser
Gertrude Devereux
A. D. Flint
South Tennessee Street
J. D. Bowersock
Betas
Howard Pearis
Douglass Hamilton
W. H. Carruth
L. H. Perkins
Olin Templin
CG. S. Finch
Jewett
Hutchinson
Kansas University On
Abbie Noyes
School of Music
Louis Smith
Anna Bundy
J. A. Farrell
J. Abbie Clark
Morrill
Col. C. E. Learnard
Alabama
Ruth W. Wilson
Long Beach
Obituary of George W. Adair of Fall Leaf
George W. Adair born April 1 1882 at Fall Leaf. Married Blanche L. Johnson May 16 1916. Died May 1 1935 at home. Funeral May 4 2 p.m. Rumsey Funeral home Lawrence. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. Survived by wife three brothers three sisters. neighbors helped with flowers noted as beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Adair
Fall Leaf
Blanche L. Johnson
St. Paul
Neb
Mr. Adair
Rumsey
Lawrence
Oak Hill
Nazis Invite Danish Pupils to Visit Germany
Seven hundred German children in the Danish section of Slesvig have received invitations from the Nazi welfare organization in Berlin to visit Germany this summer with expenses paid. Danish circles view the bid as part of a German effort to push northward the spiritual border of Slesvig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Slesvig
Berlin
Germany
Night Intruder Hounding Alison in Dark London House
Alison Rede returns from Switzerland to meet her father at a seemingly empty London house. A hairless face appears at the door, she escapes through a pantry, and a man in tweed awakens her fear with calm reassurance. The pair clash until he halts her scream and insists he is not a threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alison Rede
Switzerland
London
Alison
Alion
Bears Welcome Dance Narrated by Mary Graham Bonner
Jelly Bear, Honey Bear, and cubs Jupiter and Blacky rise on hind legs to greet an Indian drummer. They sing a gruff welcome as the drumbeat resumes and dancers join in a growing, brisk dance sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BEARS
Mary Graham Bonner
Dreaming or Seeing: Willy Nilly in Puddle Muddle
Willy Nilly watches a surreal scene as Big Chief Eagle thanks the bears and Indians in full paint arrive at Puddle Muddle. He wonders if he is dreaming or truly witnessing a fantastical past come to life, with Sweet Face the lamb and Christopher Columbus Crow nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Face
Lamb
Christopher Columbus Crow
Rip
Big Chief Eagle
Big Chief
Willy Nilly
Tobacco Sensitivity and Health Findings by Dr Galdston
Dr Sago Galdston discusses tobacco sensitivity tracing back to Elizabethan times. He notes debate over which tobacco ingredients cause harm and explains that nicotine is not the sole culprit. New data suggest other elements in tobacco drive adverse effects beyond nicotine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Academy of Medicine
Sago Galdston
Queen Elizabeth
Allergic Sensitivity to Tobacco Sparks Health Note
The article notes blood pressure rises with smoking and nicotine constricts blood vessels in the heart lung and liver. It states that 10 to 20 percent show allergic sensitivity to some tobacco factor making hypersensitive individuals suffer most from smoking. Monday Sinus Headache I.
Flashes of Life and Traveling Light News Snippets
A collection of brief nation wide items: George Stamets in New Jersey uses a railroad motor car to chase a shad hawk, causing the hawk to drop the fish. Amelia Earhart visits city hall in a worn blue suit and hat amid reports of luggage delays. Clarence Tyler in Saranac Lake showcases axe throwing amid a fox encounter. In Chicago doctors note Getter Biddell, 30, survived a gunshot to the left eye after a knife threat. Darrell Yates in Glenwood ties tin cans to dogs and a pail to a horse, sending both into a frightened run. he is hospitalized with possible skull fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amelia Barha
City Hall
Miss Earhart
Los Angeles
Mexico
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Clarence Tyler
Reynard
Tyler
Glenwood
Darrell Yates
Darrell's
World News Briefs From Copenhagen to Johannesburg
Cable News Briefs report on Germany violating Versailles provisions by fortifying Kiel and demilitarized Schleswig, Mussolini's Italy queries, naval officers' death sentences in Greece, a protest march in Cardiff that ends in police clashes, police officer disappearances in Havana, and the revival of Historic African Mine in Johannesburg with a 25 year ore outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Heimdal
Germany
Schleswig
Kiel Fjord
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Mussolini
Italy
Athens
Zaimis
Cardiff
Wales
Prince of Wales
Britain
Armas
Havana
Johannesburg
Africa
Witwatersrand
Radio Programs Saturday Evening May 11 Buckle Up Schedule
A dense listing of radio programs across KMBC WDAF WREN WI stations for Saturday evening May 11, detailing shows from The Epperson Gate to Sports Parade, Old Heidelburg Ensemble, National Barn Dance, Archie Bleyer's Orchestra, and late night weather forecasts plus Sunday lineups and Monday theater. Includes many named acts like Grace Hayes, Jack Armstrong, Lucky Strike Hit Parade, Navy Band, California Melodies, Shandor Violinist, and Keith Beecher's Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMBC
Epperson
WDAF
Morin Sisters
Wren
Grace Hayes
Jack Armstrong
Modern Minstrels
EMBC
RCA Radio City
Asia
al Jolson
Tennessee
Geographic Society
California Melodies
Kmbc—Tattler
Archie Bleyer
Paul Whiteman
Orch
Claude Hopkins
Shandor
Kmbirville
Louis Panico
Orchestra
Jessie Hawkins
NBC
Wren—Pitsburgh
St. Louis
Nat'l
Harry Reser
Holly
Ren—Roses
WDAR
WREX
Leola Turner
Julia Sanderson
Frank Crumit
Bob Becker
Ray Perkin
Ed McConnell
KMAC
Jace Penner
KMRCU
James W. Field
Chase & Sanborn
Praadio Revels
Stan Myers
KMNC
Art Tarrett
Wdaf—Casino Orchestra
Wren—Aker
Denny Kyte
Oriental Gardens Orch
Merry Gardens Orch
KMRC
Chas E. Coushiin
Terrace Wardens Orch
Red Davis
Butley
Ginger
Boake Carter
K. C
Richard Himber
Voice of Firestone
Meridith Wilson
Kate Smith
Wren—Sinclair Minstrels
A. & P. Gypsies
The
Haydn's
Wayne King
America
Gillette
Henry Morgenthau
Amos
Tattler
Tony
RM Neils
Tae 49Ers
Jarrett
KMBEC
Hollywood
Bill Hogan
Vietimat
Wdaf—Banc
Madriguera
Sleepy Hall
Bob Chester
Bismarckstra
Keith Beecher
Wren—Terrace Gardens Orch
Congress Orchestra
Ren—Tod McCrew
Worden and Stoebener Social Roundup in Kansas
Arnold Worden and Pauline Stoebener and numerous neighbors share a midweek visit lineup visiting households of Johanning, Haas, Schwartz, Breithaupt, Stoebener kin and others. Several travel to Newton for district conference May 6 to 9 while local home life includes shingling barns and attendance at a Bible drama in Washington Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Pauline Stoebener
Allyin
Ruth Johanning
Henry Young
Cecil Duver
Kansas City
Walter Schwartz
Louisa Schwartz
Walter
Minnie Bradie
Portland
Ore
Anna Johanning
Alvin
Ruth
William Haas
John Stoebener
Lincoln
Neb
Ray Schwalm
Irwin
John Breithaupt
Carl Plambeck
Antonette
Elise Haas
Oscar
Otto
Carl Alt
Amego
Morris Ewing
Arnold Stoebener
Newton
Gertrude Scholl
William Niebrugge
Karl and
Milton
John J. Stoebener
Katherine Wilson
Earnest Tingle
Marie Sommers
Lawrence
Henry Stoebener
Mary Jehte
Walter Jehle
William Niebrug
Ed Stohanning
St. John’s Evangelical Church
League
Washington Creek
Vinland
Minnie Reeber Bradford
Bradford
Schwartz
Johanning
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Acts
Varsity
Darli
Adolphe Menjou
Lillian Rich
Aileen Pringle
Orpheum
Nazimova
My Son
Jack Pickford
Ian Keith
Hobart Bosworth
Charles A. Murray
Mary Akin
Constance Bennett
Dot Farley
Bowersock
Syd Chaplin
Charley’s Aunt
Chapter
Frenchtown
N. J
George Stamets
Pennsylvania Railroad
Milford
Stamets
Getter Biddell
Biddell
Cable News
Lawrence National Bank
Federal Bankng Act
Weggs
KFKD
Kenneth Rockwell
W. K. Cornell
Mire Helen Rhoda Hoopes
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank
of Lawrence
First National
Lawrence, Kansas
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