National Representatives Listing and Credits Note
A compact listing shows Lorenzen and Thompson Inc with New York address and several city offices in Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City St. Louis Detroit Atlants General Motors Bldg. The note cites Associated Press rights and Audit Bureau of Circulations membership.
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National Representatives
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
Weat
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Detroit
General Motors
Atlants
Walton
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Coming of the Spirit Brings Conviction on Sin
A biblical verse notes that when he comes he will reprove the world of sin righteousness and judgment signaling divine judgment and truth. The quotation from John 16 8 emphasizes the Spirit's role in guiding moral understanding and accountability.
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John
Critique of New Deal policies and federal control
The piece argues that easier borrowing by federal efforts would grant government control over business and hinder recovery. It accuses Roosevelt and left wing advisors of delaying recovery to seize credits and farm lands, and claims recovery would improve if the administration were replaced by Congress. It contrasts steady work with New Deal handouts.
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Journal-World
Roosevelt
Congress
New Deal
Lawrence Memorial seniors once carriers among Journal World staff
Eleven graduates this year from Lawrence Memorial high school have worked at the Journal-World while studying. The paper notes carriers include Billy Kopp Warren Frowe Charles Eberhart Edwin Price William Hansen Lloyd Miller Glenn Gooper Gene Whetstone Edward Stout Donald Roberts Owen Maloney now in mailing. The article argues working youths gain life skills and confidence leading to future success in business and professions.
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Lawrence Memorial High School
Journal-World
Billy Kopp
Warren Frowe
Charles Eberhart
Edwin Price
William Hansen
Lloyd Miller
Glenn Gooper
Gene Whetstone
Edward Stout
Donald Roberts
Owen Maloney
Sheriff Jones Raid Marked 82 Years Ago Visit
The text recalls a 82 year old raid by Sheriff Jones on Lawrence. As a federal representative he ordered a posse to burn the Free State hotel and other buildings, claiming writs from the first district court. The event intensified tensions over the free state issue and drew strong attention the next day.
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Sheriff Jones
Lawrence
Free State Hotel
First District Court of the United States
Free State
Jones
Pres
Sheriff Jones and Bleeding Kansas Figures in 1850s Turmoil
The account recalls S. S. Brooks assaulting Charles Sumner in the Senate, Captain Pate's capture near Lecompton, and John Brown led actions at Black Jack. It notes the 1860 Republican stance on Kansas statehood and later Civil War upheaval surrounding Lawrence, the Free State hotel, and Lawrence newspapers. Sheriff Jones of Douglas County also appears amid mounting conflict.
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Ton S. Brooks
House
South Carolina
Charles Sumner
Senate
Pate
Lecompton
John Brown
Captain Shore
Black Jack
Philadelphia
Kansas
Mexico’s Cedillo Rumors Clash Over Actions
Reports circulated yesterday about Mexico’s new strong man Cedillo differed. One account said he had a guerrilla army in the hills ready for action while another claimed he was flying toward United States territory.
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Mexico
Cedillo
United States
Quintuplets to move into family home funded by quints
The Dionne quintuplets will live with their family in a newly built house paid for by the quintuplets funds. Part of daily life may include morning and evening roll calls as part of the routine.
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Dionne
What Counts as Intimidation in Wagner Act Case
At a Kansas City hearing on Ford's alleged Wagner Act violation, attorney R R Brewster sought to prove threats to coerce union membership by local 249. The examiner refused to admit such testimony, prompting questions about whether intimidation requires an actual assault rather than threats. The piece criticizes NLRB stance on intimidation.
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Topeke Capital
N.L.R.B
Kansas City
Ford
R. R. Brewster
C.I.0
N.L.R.E
Brewster
Local 249
Examiner McNally
Christopher Continues a Treasure Tale at Sundown
Willy Nilly scolds Christopher Columbus Crow for joking about a hidden treasure. They confess the prank to the cheering, muddy pond ducks and Puddle Muddlers, who celebrate as they search the pond for treasure that may not exist.
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Christopher
Willy Nilly
Christopher Columbus
Bears race a train in Salamanca incident
In Salamanca New York on May 21 two bears darted from a riverbank and sprinted along the Baltimore and Ohio tracks ahead of a passenger train. One escaped through a hole in a wire fence, the second charged the fence twice before slipping through as the locomotive passed.
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Salamanca
N. Y
Bears
Floyd Meek
Allegheny River
Baltimore and Ohio
Meek
Hitch-hiking rat triggers crash in New Castle
In New Castle Indiana on May 21 police report a hitchhiking rat caused a truck crash. George Schaeffer a farmer was found in the wreckage holding a dead rat. He said the animal climbed his leg and emerged from his overalls near his face after which he became slightly nervous and lost control of the vehicle.
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New Castle
Ind
George Schaeffer
Schaeffer
Engineer Halts Locomotive Near Lion in Royal Gorge
In Canon City Colorado on May 21 engineer J D Batie stopped a Denver and Rio Grande Western locomotive moments from danger as a lion knocked a deer down in the Royal Gorge of the Arkansas Tiger area. Fireman Lee Barker killed the animal.
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Canon City
Celo
J. D. Batie
Denver
Allen Hitchhikes to Graduation and Back Home
Liberty Missouri May 21 Charles Eaton Allen returns for graduation at William Jewell College after hitchhiking to Winter Haven Florida for a supposed job. A Chattanooga driver diverted toward an airport and Allen flew to Winter Haven but could not start work, so he hiked back for the ceremony.
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Airhiker
Liberty
Charles Eaton Allen
William Jewell
Winterhaven
Fla
Chattanooga
Tenn
Atlanta
Allen
How They Were Named Topeka and Nearby Kansas Towns
Topeka May 21 describes why several Kansas towns got their names. Morris county seat Council Grove marks a Osage treaty site from 1825. Concordia in Cloud county honors harmony after a prolonged site dispute. Other towns include Kanapolis Ellsworth county Centrapolis LaCygne Linne Neodesha Osawatomie Hiawatha and Leoti with meanings from Native American languages and literature in the region.
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Topeka
Council Grove
Morris County
Neosho River
Missouri
Santa Fe
Concordia
Cloud County
Kansas State Historical Society
Exhibits Planned at WPA CCC and NYA Hubs Next Week
Mrs. W. O. Hamilton announces exhibits at WPA sewing room 638 New Hampshire street with nursery school museum project household aid and adult education displays over two days. NYA HQ in 1000 block Rhode Island to show exhibits. Lincoln school North Lawrence and McAllaster playground program also involved. CCC Lone Star camp pending details with aim to show routine work to visitors. Displays also at Baldwin and Eu ora WPA sites.
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WPA
CCC
NYA
W. O. Hamilton
New Hampshire Street
Luke Wong Wai
Rhode Island
McAllaster School
Lincoln School
North Lawrence
Lone Star
Congregation votes to rebuild church at Ninth and Vermont
The First Presbyterian church agrees to reconstruct its edifice at Ninth and Vermont after a meeting last night. A 15 member committee was formed to supervise architectural plans and fundraising.
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Ninth and
Vermont Street
First Presbyterian
R.ade
Forrest C. Allen
K. U
Harriet Rynerson
Ida Booth
Ruth Williams
Crow
J. A. Keeler
George McNair
L. R. Perry
Mildred Wilson
Esther Hemingway
Betty Goldsmith
D. D. Starling
E. L. Haynes
Mildred Stringham
Jeanette Bowersock
Lillie Lester
Mildred Lamb
Indiana
Leland Stanford
McPherson Colege
Erry B. Barber
Ruth ‘Aileen Ellis
University
Karl Euersteiner
Margaret Drennon
Andy Payne
Claremore
Okla
C. C. Pyle
New York City
Deposit
N. Y
Marie Russ
Vera Lear
Margery Day
Richard Hanson
R. E. Standing
Mary Evelyn
Holland Wheeler
Masque Club Presents Two Plays and Campus Drill Gains
Forty years ago Professor Palmer trains about 100 KU students nightly, foretelling a future physical culture standard. Lt George Rising earns first lieutenant a regimental post as he visits Lawrence before the eastward move. Cape Jas mines draw eager buyers at J M Jones store. Masque Club in its second season prepares Money and As You Like It with Georgia Brown directing. Club officers listed. D&H group hosts a family gathering with a tableau titled The Soldier Boy and a successful basket social featuring mandolin music by Frank Evans and Chatman Brow with Mrs Crum.
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Palmer
K. U
George Rising
Kansas
Lawrence
Rising
J. M. Jones
Opera House
Snow Hall
Georgia Brown
Masque Club
G. B. Penny
Case
Eva Brown
Franklin Baker
J. Baird Nicholson
Louis Manter
Walter James
Harold
Don Cross
Frank Evans
Chatman Brow
Crum
Murder Plot in Quanomet Unfolds Around Asey Mayo
In Phoebe Atwood Taylor's story, Marina Lorne is murdered in Quanomet as Pam Frye exposes hidden ambergris worth fifty thousand dollars. Pam vanishes while being tailed by a Turkish tobacco smoker. Asey Mayo uncovers suspects including Tim Carr and Roddy Strutt. Nettie Hobbs accuses Pam of murder, while townsfolk hustle sales for churches amid the case. Nettie confronts Pam’s accuser as the mystery deepens.
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Marina Lorne
Pam Frye
Asey Mayo
Cape Cod
Marina
Pam
Asey
Tim Carr
Frye
New York
Roddy Strutt
Gabby Nettie Hobbs
Stetson
Hanson
Jerry
Quanomet
Nettie Hobbs
Exchange
Nettie
Jane
Minnie
Sally
Harry
Red Men’s Hall
Phoebe Atwood Taylor
Asey Mayo disguises to raid Syl's truck return
Asey plans to disguise as Uncle Corny to steal Syl's truck for a covert trip. He outfits himself with Jennie's wary help, selecting a torn paintoveralls outfit and a dirty cap. Jennie frets about public appearance while Asey hoists a shoulder holster and prepares gear for a murky mission.
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Asey
Jennie
Syl
Asey Mayo
Uncle Corny
Corny
Pam Frye
Ev’ryday
Pinny
Quanomet Four Corners
Quanomet
Depot Square
Nettie Hobbs
Roddy
Jerry
Syl’s
Expropriation Boosts Church Ties in Mexico
Mexico City correspondent reports President Lazaro Cardenas praising Catholic generosity as Mexicans offer to fund indemnity for 17 foreign oil firms whose properties were expropriated. He lauds Catholic solidarity and national redemption on National Soldiers Day.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Lazaro Cardenas
Cardenas
Radio Network Schedule From May 21 to 23
Radio listings for May 21 to 23 feature program blocks across WREN KMBC WDAF KIBC and others. Notable segments include Ronnie Ashburn Joe Ludy Orchestra NBC Symphony Orch Current Events Quiz Your Hit Parade and The Shadow among night programs and Sunday into Monday hour blocks with multiple orchestras hosts and quizzes.
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Wren
Ronnie Ashburn
KMBC
D. Grosch
Wdaf—Safety Council
Joe Ludy
WDAF
eCohiny
Renee Riders
U. S
Philadelphia
Kibc—Capital Opinions
Bush Creek
Muehlebach
Freddie Martin
Orch
Nat Brandwynne
Andy Kirk
Nighthawks
Willie Bryant
Husk O'Hare
Stan Norris
Statler Orch
Henri Gendron
Jimmie Noone
Wren—Weathey
MOIBC
Texas Rangers
Carol Weymann
Memory Lane
Rollini
Marion Talley
Jean Sablon
Mickey Mouse
Guy Lombardo
WRIEN
George Hall
WRREN
Jo- Penner
Phil Cook
Pepper Uppers
Joan and Kermit
Ozzie Nelson
Jerry Belcher
LDS Vesper
Charlie McCarthy
Lud Gluskin
Wren—Ernest Gill
Hollywood Playhouse
Walter ‘Winchell
Irensa Rich
Grand Central Station
Cheerio
Wdaf Dance Orch
Court of Mising Heirs
Blue Barrows
Duke Ellingon
Lou Breese
Jack Benny
Newacast
Leighton Noble
LDS
Wdarf
Beverly Hills
Harry Owens
Lang Thompson
Dick Barrie
JMBC
Jimmie Woone
Ashburn
Bratton
Ieembc
Kansas City Dines
Ruby Newman
Pick
Pat
Richard Crooks
WKMBC
Paul Martin
Wayne King
National Radio Forum
Cantor
Burns and Allen
Wren—Frances Cygig
Amos 'N
Andy
KBC
Lum
Abner
WWREN
Lerington Orch
WDAIF
Hollenden Orch
Carl Ravazza
Roger Pryor
Muehle
Mexican Church Reform Sparks Quiet Reconciliation
The article notes a shift toward tolerance for Catholic practice in Mexico, including reopening churches closed under 1925 laws and the expropriation of oil interests on March 18 prompting clergy to urge donations to an indemnity fund. It credits Archbishop Martinez and Monsignor Altamirano with fostering goodwill and describes improved ties with President Cardenas.
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Orizaba
Vera Cruz
Nogales
Sonora
Guadalajara
Cardenas
Luis M. Altamirano
Catholic Episcopal Committee
Luis M. Martinez
Mexico
Micho
Acan
Record of Arlee Walbridge’s rare school attendance
Arlee Walbridge of Jefferson county near Lawrence has eight years of rural school attendance with only one absence. An honor student, she lives a mile and a half from the school.
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Arlee Walbridge
Lawrence
Jefferson County
Classified Readers And Gets Results Adv
The Journal-World Classified Page promises effective reach for advertisers. Readers can browse a wide range of listings and purchase options aimed at local buyers and sellers seeking timely responses.
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Journal-World
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Sundown Stories
Mary Graham Bonner
J. B. Manter
Moyne Rice
Oskaloosa
Kansas Equal Suffrage Association
Good Citizenship League of Kansas
Suffragettes
McCarty
L. B. McCarty
Lawrence High
E. Edwards
Federation of Brotherhoods
Henry Hayne
Earl Maborie
Edward
Wa Kirchhoff, Jr
George, de Forest
Alice May
Albert Edie
Edie
Mary Elizabeth
Anson Storm
Mary Dinsmore
Robinson
William
George Watson
Dorothy
Burnett
Frederick
Lutheran Church
Emma Penchard
Colorado
Charlotte Voelkner
Tae Ryaaa
Nettle Hobbs
Asey IN Disguise
Kate
Publishers Syndicate
The
First National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
Federal Reserve Bank and
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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