National Representatives list and political insights
A Lawrence Journal-World page shows national representatives addresses in major cities and cites Associated Press use rights. It reports political shifts in New York Governor Lehman not seeking reelection, grasshopper plagues in Wyandotte, Kansas, and debates on relief responsibilities, Landon vs Roosevelt, and Townsend pension promises influencing votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lehman
Democratic National Committee
Landon Moves Along In New Jersey Primary
The New Jersey preferential primary elevates Governor Landon as a leading Republican nominee prospect over Senator Borah. Supporters claim about 300 delegates, with conditions favoring Landon and diminishing Borah. Voters seek to break from wasteful New Deal programs, stressing immediate executive and legislative action.
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Landon
New Jersey
Senator Borah
Kansas
Borah
Old Home Town Tonga Pool Opens May 29
The Tonganoxie pool opens to the public on May 29 as workmen finish setting the facility. Nearby reports note a Ford car rammed into store plate glass injuring observer Buckler, who was treated by Dr. Rudolph. Locals discuss potato club plans, graduation news, and campus editorial selections amid community events.
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Tonga
Tonganoxie
Ford
Roy L. Buckler
H. E. Taggart
Mrs. Buckley
Buckley
Mr. Buckley
Dr. Rudolph
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
Ella and her ex husband attended the party last night with distance between them. A narrator remarks on the separation, noting familiar tension as he avoided contact like another spouse might. The fragment hints at a strained relationship and social setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella
Ma Saya
Icopyright
Publishers Syndicata
Local Golfers Take Early Season Win In Handicap
Twenty five years ago on Thursday May 21 local golf clubs reported the Dread golfers defeating the Officers club of Leavenworth 22 to 3 to open the season. The second annual handicap tournament qualifying round begins today, with last year's winner Dr. H T Jones. Also this week Miss Gretchen Rankin presents a nation expression recital with Mrs. Cliff Watson and Miss Maude Cooke. Cinderella staged by juveniles at 1230 Tennessee Street featured Bessie Allen as Cinderella and others in a formal reception afterward. J H Cohn returns from Excelsior Springs visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officers Club of
Leavenworth
H. T. Jones
Gretchen Rankin
Cliff Watson
Maude
Cooke
Harry Green
Baldwin
Cinderella
Tennessee Street
J. R. Stockwell
Bessie Allen
Prince
Mauie Fincher
Leone Hilkey
Una Stockwell
Helen Curtis
Annette Garrett
Maude Woodard
Virginia Melvin
Winifred Ward
J. H. Cohn
Excelsior Springs
New Depot Planned for Eudora and Local News Roundup
Forty years past note reports H L Stevens planning full sewing machine stock. Topeka visitors share good time as Lawrence parades with twenty three marchers. Eudora to get a new depot building on G Street west block between Main and G alley. Topeka men inspect site and approve standard 24 by 80 feet with two waiting rooms and cupola. Lawrence features bowling challenge with Ottawa team and plans a return match. Boston Opera Co. performance praised in city. Ernest Robinson earns St Agnes hospital spot after top medical exams. North Lawrence hires many unskilled laborers for pea picking. Ed Lander of Western Union sidelined with sprain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Stevens
K of Ps
Topeka
Lawrence
Eudora
T. McLulan
Padmaster
R. J. Parker
Weiss
Chanute
G. Street
Main
G. Streets
Anton Geiger
Eudora News
Ottawa
F. W. Barteldes
F. H. Smithmeyer
Theo. Poehler, Jr
R. B. Wagataff
Smithmeyer
Michael
Popular Misconceptions About Sleep and Nervous Health
In a talk on The Art of Medicine Dr Christopher Howard debunks the idea that insomnia injures health or causes insanity. He argues sleep needs vary widely and that brain work can be high achieving with little risk, while excessive worry and anxiety, not mere overwork, risk nervous breakdowns.
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Christopher Howard
Brent
Alee
Institute For
Dirk Faces A Courageous Night In Jersey Tents
Dirk Joris learns Elinor Fleming breaks his brother Rupert’s engagement over drinking. That night a circus bareback rider, Hope, seeks help from Dirk as torrobin looms. Dirk vows to protect her, while planning how to handle Torrobin and Rupert’s reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirk Joris
Elinor Fleming
New Jersey
Elinor
Isobel
Dirk
Joris
Rupert
Torrobin
Timothy
Mary
Margaret Beil Houston
Rip the Dog Spots a Plane on the Road
Rip, a cautious dog with collar tags for Willy Nilly and address, roams a field along the road and spots a plane. He decides to share the news with others, noting the world beyond his usual feed and bones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Rip
Willy Nilly
Old Rockag
Tomorrow The Stowaway Flashes of Life
A job seeker in Oklahoma City filled an application to City Manager Orval Moser and wrote Mustache in the physical defects space, reflecting a humorous or peculiar note in a job filing or city records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Orval Mosier
Names, aliases, and a dog rescue in a sunlit car
A Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals officer peered through a car window and found a half conscious fox terrier. He forced entry, revived the dog, and filed a complaint against the owner. In a divorce case Mrs. Kersch sought injunctions and temporary alimony. Chicago sergeant Michael Ahern identified a suspect with multiple aliases, including Ondrey Kovitz, while the prisoner tried to mask his identity by giving a false name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Turnabout
Aurora
Tll
Matthew Kersch
Kersch
Kerach
Chicago
Sergt
Michael Ahern
Joseph Ondreykovitz
Mziak
Ondreykowitz
Andrekovitz
Ondrekowitz
Ondykovitz
Frank Oxemich
Sergt. Ahern
Stull Needle Craft Club Meets for Quilt and Social
The Stull Needle Craft club gathered at Miss Elmer Nichols home for an all day quilting session to make a friendship quilt for Miss Grace Walter. A covered dish luncheon followed a short afternoon meeting led by the president. Members and visitors listed, with notes of related visits and events at local homes and schools.
Rev Huscher Aid at Hesston Conference Last Week
The note confirms Rev Huscher participated in a Hesston conference last week marking his third year at Stull and indicating ongoing duties with the Stull church community.
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Hesston
Huscher
Stull
Community Guests and Visits Highlight Solon Area Notes
Columbia residents hosted guests including Mr and Mrs and Mildred and Edith plus Mrs David Kesler and others. Many visited relatives at Shuck and Brohammer homes. Mother's Day gatherings, cemetery work, a May 29 school meeting, and a large Willow Springs shower for Clarence Randell were reported from Solon Markley and surrounding families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Postma
Mildred
Edith
David Kesler
Mac Karnes
William Wingert
Laura
Walter Dover
Grandma Flory
Charlie Brohammer
Mr. Brohammer
John Dunn
Maurice Knott
Solon Markley
Mildred Deay
Walter Duver
Lawrence
Les
Lloyd Shuck
Charles Shuck
Darrell
Eva
Warren
Charlie Rohammer
Charlie Jones
Mr. Dumas
Charles and
Loyd Shuck
Leonard Williams
Leo
John
Wesley Flory
Henry Flory
Daniel Beeghley
Florence
Richard
Webb Postman
Willow Springs
Clarence Randell
Vinland
Excelsior Community News Draws Local Visitors and Events
Mrs Lottie Gastrock and daughter Mrs Clara Gibson and children spent Monday at the John Gibson home in Centropolis. Dr John Kinzie of Colorado and L A Flora called at the Harry Flora home Monday afternoon. Elmer Reetz of Fall Leaf visits uncles Carl and Albert Schwarz. 4 H club met with Milton Kringi in charge. Charley Schwartz spoke on beef cattle. Program included music by Eunice Pohl, songs by Glen and Dudley Gilliland, readings by Glenne Curley Gilliland and Dolores Jackson, and Dudley Gilliland on Milk a Perfect Food. Aurelia Giban read on amending motions. Marvin Wrightsman elected delegate to roundup in Manhattan in early June. Twenty-nine members and fifteen visitors attended. Club has 83 members enrolled. Edna Koehler of Fairview visiting this week with relatives. Women’s Missionary society met at Worden church. Little Heralds and Mission band served refreshments. Graduating exercises at Appanoose high school and Friday school dinner program attended by locals. Several called on Mrs Flora after she fell and fractured ribs. Homer Disque family and others spent Sunday at Perry Sandy Williams’ home. Roy Shuler and daughters hosted Sunday gathering.
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Lottie Gastrock
Clara Gibson
John Gibson
Centropolis
John Kinzie
Colorado
L. A
Charley Schwartz
Eunice Pohl
Glen
Dudley Gilliland
Glenne Curley Gilliland
Elores Jackson
Aurelia Gibaon
Marvin Wrightsman
Manhattan
Edna Koehler
Fairview
Walter Pohl
Henry Pohl
Ben Gibson
Harry Flory
Ernnest Pohl
L. W. Haas
Charley Elm
Andrew Elm
Women's Missionary Society
Worden Church
Little Heralds and Mission Band
Appanoose High School
Hallora
Glen Flora
Charley Em
Claude Buckner
L. A. Flora
Flora
Homer Disque
Lucille
Eldon
Sandy Williams
Perry
Roy Shuler
Radio Programs Thursday Evening Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WDAF KMBC WREN KBIBC and EKMB C adances through 12:00 am. Programs include The Airshow with Alez Gray Orchestras led by Walter O Keefe and George Washington features. Amos n Andy. Easy Aces. The March of Time and various country and dance bands. Mentioned guests include Eleanor Nelson and Elxe Wrightsman in a church event later that Sunday.
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Kaibc
Kate Smith
WDAF
KC Bookeies
Bijee
Neecothe
Alez Gray
Wren Pittsburgh
Orch
Capt
Henry
Wren
Death Valley
Walter O'Keefe
Buaby
Horace Heidt
EKMBC
Roy Shield
KMBC
Ferde Grofe
Amos
Andy
Wren's
RNEG
Don Baster
Brasha
Erle Smith
Wren—Rubbinoff
Grand Terrace Orch
Strange
Kmbc—Tattler
Bporta
Orchenre H Wren
Ruby Newmore
KBIBC
AI Race
George Olsen
Bobby
Mayffair
Jimmie Allen
Jack Farrell
Boake Carter
Quire
Flying Red Horse Tavern
Irene Rich
Carl Dennett
Lucilla Mannars
Jane
Walts
NEC Music Guild
Hollywood Hotel
Fred Waring
Winthrop Williams
Moment Musicale
Andre Kosteisnets
Dr. Wees
George Washingen
Richard Himber
Nickelodeon
Marion Talley
Tane
Xupe
March of Time
Vivian Della Chigis
Songz
Jack Randolph
Phil Levant
Orb
N’ Andy
Rubinoff
Country Club of the Air
Ink
Jesse Crawford
Eddy Duchin
Clyde Lucas
Hotel Congress Orch
Tattler's Sports Row
Frankie Masters
Wren—Jolly Coburn
Don Beator
Wren—Fieicher Henderson
Mayfair
HWREN
Phil Lovant
Alicie Sturman
Abe Lyman
Los Angeles
Biltmore Orch
Duke
Danceington
Bofoby
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Journal-World
the World Company
W. C Simons
W. Murray
Eidstor
Dolph Simons
Massachusetts Street
Kanaax
Allenge
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
West 44Th
North
Michigan Ave
Francisco
Sansome
Naw
Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Atlanta
Walton
Detroit
General Motors
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Supreme Court
Congress
Countryere
Wyandotte
Harry L. Hopkins
Mr. Hopkins
Roosevelt
White House
Townsend
Congressional Committee
Congressional
Democratic Party
United States
Jlayhawk
Clarance Pine
Lawrence Laonhard
Woodlawn School
Wilfred Pine
Ernest, Pine
Arthur Heck
J. A. Messer
Olathe
Olathe High
Ernest Messer
Anne Kent
Ralph Graves
Principe Barnes
Edna B. Jensen
Perenol
Antmaak
Graves
Greene
Paul Curry
Camden
M. W. Callahan
W. W. Hutton
Bira W._ Gillham
Bennell
Castle
Wyoming
J. W. Garbutt
Kentucky Street
Poor PA
Claude Callan
New York Academy of Medicine
Ago Galdston
Jersey
Toer
Chow
Madame Chowdhury
Tortobin
Circus
Senorita Leonor
Leonor
Jameson
Tahlequah, Okla
Tahlequah High School
Tulsa
Okla
E. E. Hanson
Yarnold-Stull
Stull Needle Craft Club
Elmer Nichols
Grace Walter
August Walter
August Kampschroeder
I. B. Kraft
J. F. Bidinger
Memorial Hospital
Frank Raab
Elmont
B. W. Lavin
Johanna Lavin
O. A. Bidinger
Charles Nichols
Fred Rake
Lecompton High School
Duane Kraft
Walter Dunmire
Charles Montfoort
Richland
Albert Deister
Bobby Platz
Walter Cennedy
Harry Buchheim
Fred Dravis
W. M.S
Roll Call
S. A. Burgert
J. Kraft
C. J. Kraft
O. R. Platz
O . Bidinger
W. C. Wulfkuhle
F. H. Kampschroeder
A. Bahnmaier
E. Bahnmaier
George Houk
C. Houk
J. Bidinger
W. J. Huscher
Fred Hartman
L B. Kraft
A. J. Hildenbrand
The
Evangelical Church
Enid
Richard Miller
Philips University
Henry Kersting
Wichite
Round Corner Drug Store
Columbia
Excelsior
EKFEU
Charles Sanford Skilton
R. Elbe
Octavian Wynnbush
Allen Crafton
Ike Montgomery
Hooker
Peterson
Anna Johanning
Walter Jehle
Sona
Women’s Missionary Society
Worden Evangelical Church
Henry Scott
Wrightsman
Eleanor
Eleanor Nelson
Continental Casualty
Journal - World
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