Thompson Thompson Inc and Associated Press Notices Adds
The passage lists multiple company addresses in major cities and notes Associated Press republication rights and Circulation Bureau membership. It then reports political notes that Thurman Hill will not run for Kansas governor and Jonathan Davis remains the only definite candidate with some party leaders favoring the former governor despite concerns about his public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Hill
Thurman Hill
Kansas
Jonathan Davis
Blum Seeks Closer France United States Ties
Leon Blum the incoming French premier favors closer France United States relations. The piece notes America’s near wartime debt era stance has softened, reflecting a changed tone since then. It also discusses rumors of the Black Legion and Ku Klux Klan activity and public reluctance to revive such violence, citing lessons from past excesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Blum
France
United States
Mr. Blum
Uncle Sam
The Ideal Project Wyandotte Lake Prompts Debate
Wyandotte Lake near Kansas City Kansas shows a flawed foundation and porous limestone under the site. Engineers warn the dam cannot be safely built as planned, yet the project is framed as a new deal stimulus with ongoing spending and potential to drive national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandotte Lake
Kansas City
Kan
Althoit
Wyandotte County
Congress Probing Townsend Refusal to Return Hearing
Congress weighs the Dr Townsend case as inquiry continues into his refusal to attend the hearing. The committee aims to avoid making him a martyr for the old age pension plan, while Townsend seeks to frame the debate with advisers. Some fear mishandling already backfired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
City commissions appoint three new health and city posts
Dr E R Keith becomes superintendent of public health while William LaCoss fills the city treasurer post and Walter Keeler takes the Community building trustee seat. Six others, including W F Reinisch and F L Lawrence, are reappointed for two years. Notable moves include Navy appointment for Thomas Cable and local moves in education and coaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Keith
City Health
City Commission
William LaCoss
Walter Keeler
Keith
H. L. Chambers
Cecil Hough
Chipman Thomas Cable
E. M. Cable
Alabama Street
United States Naval Academy
Anapolis
Cable
Chauncey
Bernice Graeber
Selden
T. Jerrell Carter
Philadelphia
F. C. Allen
University of Kansas
Gwinn Henry
Missouri University
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Texas
G. W. Walker
Eudora
E. H. Brown
Addelene
Ray Milbeen
Twenty-Five Years Ago Highlights In Kansas News
A twenty five years retrospective notes Harry Dick elected president of the State Pharmaceutical Association with Prof L E Sayre named state librarian. The University band prepares for its final concert of the season on museum steps. In El Pasto Texas a Madero headquarters statement claims Diaz and Corral will resign. The Minervian club elects officers Mrs Maude Gorrill Harshberger president and others. Miss Eleanor Blakey attends a Pleasanton wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Dick
Kansas
State Pharmaceutical Association
Topeka
L. E. Sayre
University
McCanles
el Pasto
Texas
Madero
Senor Madero
General Diaz
Senor Corral
Republic of Mexico
Minervian Club
Will Frowe
Maude Gorrill Harshberger
Carrie Emmett
Arthur Richards
Marguerite Gregory
Eleanor Blakey
Pleasanton
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A short verse lyric notes a child’s complaint about his mother inheriting his taste for old songs, while she claims he favors them when sung by a group of young girls. The text carries copyright notice from 1936 Publishers Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers Syndicate
Forty Years Ago May 25 in Lawrence News
Forty years ago on May 25 relatives travel for commencements at Baldwin and Conway Springs. J E Peaks recovers from illness. Beth Lingard visits from Ottawa for a Hutchinson music carnival. Tours include grocers’ mutual benefit group in Lawrence and lectures by B W Woodward. A 200 pound catfish tops the Lawrence market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Peaks
Beth Lingard
Ottawa
J. B. Shearer
Hutchinson
Florence Gephart
Salina
W. Addison CA Pease
Lawrence
B. W. Woodward
Fort Scott
State Pharmaceutical Society
John T. Moore
Tena Jaedicke
Music Hall
R. A. Kinzie
John D. Miles
G. B. Penny
Mount Vesuvius
K. A
Naples
Sicily
Athens
Roy Robinson
Lute Thrasher
Wichita
Emma Wall
Leavenworth
Lynn Hilliker
Flashy fragments of life across small towns
A jumble of brief anecdotes from across the nation shows quirky incidents and local headlines. A New Castle teen admits alcohol spurred tombstone vandalism, Gulfport mayor resigns to keep WPA job, and a Walla Walla man crushed by a barn wheel. Also notes a bloodhound trainer overseeing an escaped convict, Crookston police recalling drunken driving fears, a Chicago stork birth misadventure, and a Half Moon Bay resort owner unearthing whisky bottle relics.
Disputed annulment shadows a haunted Joris estate
Rupert Joris seeks an annulment from Hope Devine, a circus rider with good family ties, while Dirk Joris maneuvers to protect her. Rupert offers five thousand dollars to leave quietly, but Hope insists on staying and fairness. Dirk plans to witness and steer the settlement to avoid publicity while Rupert contemplates legal steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Fleming
Rupert Joris
Joris
Rupert
Dirk
Hope Devine
Hope
Mary
Lowrie
New York
Connolly
Margaret Bet Houston
Settling Down In a Plane Bother for a Pet Dog
Rip the dog imagines a ride in a field plane near Puddle Muddy. He sneaks aboard while the two pilots rest, settling into a baggage compartment as if about to take passengers on a short flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Rip
Harness Surprise Foretold In Rip Adventure
Rip notices heavy baggage and three packs among travelers planning flights. He imagines they will camp near their flying machine all summer and vows to report findings to Christopher Columbus Crow and others at Puddie Muddle. He spots a harness and plans to try it when they wake. Tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmopolitan
Rip
Puddie
Clothes for Children and Health Guidelines
An article argues for lighter child clothing to aid health and activity, noting girls wear looser, lighter outfits while boys carry more weight. It cites studies showing clothing weight as a percentage of body weight and recommends reducing excess garments to improve immunity and comfort in varying seasons.
Kansas riflemen compete in large bore state championship
Junction City May 25 Kansas riflemen competed in the state championship shoot under rain hampered preliminaries yesterday. The Kan sas State Rifle Association annual shoot opened with rounds fired yesterday and the Frank Aiman trophy match was postponed until today as civilian team members prepare to represent Kansas at Camp Per.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Kansas
Kansas State Rifle Association
Frank Aiman
Cross Word Puzzle Across and Down Clues Explored
A scrambled cross word puzzle list filled with mixed clues and fragmented entries. The page shows numerous numbered hints across and down, including animals, foods, professions, and places, with partial letters and garbled words suggesting an incomplete fill.
Local Shooting Case Feared Homicide Under Investigation
Liberal-Frank Spiegle 50 died after a Friday shooting at his home and his wife remains in critical condition. Police term it an attempted homicide and death by own action. the couple were found wounded Saturday and Spiegle died en route to a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Spiegle
Spiegle
Radio Programs Monday Evening May 25 Mix
Radio listings show WRES Jane Herrick and Karl at KMBC The Old Scoutmaster also known as ace arier Jack Farrel. WREN airs Fibber McGee and Molly. WDAF presents Voice of Firestone. KMBC features Kansas City Dines and DAF music hall segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Alten
Jane _Herrick
Karl- Kmbc
Ace Arier
Jack Farrel
Wren—Fibber - McGee and
Molly
Music Hall
KMBC
Kansas City Dines
WDAF
Voice of
Firestone
Constipation Relief Promises New Life From Old Remedy
A testimonial reads after thirty years of constipation a sour stomach and choking. Alice Burns credits Adlerika from Coe's Drug Store with ending the problem and calls herself a new person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Burns
Coe’s
Radio Schedule Highlights From KMBC WDAF WREN May 26
Radio listings for Tuesday evening and late night show a dense schedule across KMBC WDAF and WREN with acts from Gilbert Gleason era orchestras to ensemble performances. The lineup includes Ordinary programs like The March of Time, Amos n Andy and hotel orchestras plus live talk eg Alfred Sloan and Henry Halstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMBC
Pat- Wren
WDAF
Wren—Greater Minstrels
Siemund Rombers
Wren
George Washington
Cleveland
WWREN
National Socialist Comvention
Dewey Short
Nano Rodrigo
Amos
N’ Andy
Rubinoff
Kmbc—Country Club of Eo Air. Wren—Ink Spots. 9:30—Kmbc—Erle Sugithy Wren
Glen Gray
Magnolia
Russell_ Maloney
Kmbc—Tattler
Arcadia Dance
Henry Halstead
Phil Obman
Orch
Kibc
Hawaii
Mayfakr
Alfred Sloan
Alicia Sturman
Sonce
Bismarck Orch
KMBEC
Joseph Cherniavsky
Douglas Beattie
Barit
Ol Tone
Hotel
Congress Orch
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Journal-World
the World Company
FF Ae
Bal J. W. Murray
Stor
Dolph S Simons
Massachusetta Street
Indvence
Rational Representatives
Thompson, Inc
West 44Th St
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Atlanta
Walton
Detroit
General Motors
Townsendites
Black Legion
Michigan
Ernest Weise
W. F. Weise
Kentucky Street
First Baptist Church
Noank
Conn
W. R. Stiner
Jesse Haney
Stiner
Oklaoma
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Rebecca Moody
Joe Burkholder
Clarence Hollingberry
George
Baldwin
Prof
Josselyn
Conway Springs
The
Strong Likker
New Castle
Pat Eddie Roberts
Reformatory
Gulfport
Fla
Andrew E. Potter
Walla
Wash
Francis Lieuallen
Adams
Ore
Idabel
Okla
Tom Foster
New Boston
Tex
Bowe County
Foster
Crookston, Minn
Crookston
A. le Hardy
Fire Department
Fire
Half Moon Bay
Calif
George Lewis
Gypsy Weathcott
Margaret Bell Houston
New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Traverse
Lake Openworks
South Ameria
Minnecan Republic
Thoss
Boreen
Ial
Reno
Carl Reams
A. H. Hutton
Graham
Tonganoxie
T. C. Davis
Georgiana Bleakley
Clay Center
A. H. Heines
Rowena Higgins
Jarbalo
Walter McRill
Lewis Hildebrand
Bethel
L. S. Pearson
Other Wiley
Bleakley School
Jean McKone
Philip Brenner
Parkville
Harry Skeets
Audrey Winkleman
Robert Warren
Ella
Nettie O’dea
Louise Davidson
Helen Dehoff
Lehr
Charlie Strong
Ella Phenicie
Clovis Curtis
Casteel
Young Peoples
Walter Bleakley
Girls Glee Club
C. E. Hilsden
Pony Creek
Marian Eisele
Suellen Hall
Helen Hildebrand
Mary Ann White
Gladys Seanor
Mary Katherine Bernhart
S. Kelsall
Mrs. Marsh
Harold Sanford
Jimmie Allen
KAMBC
Kate Smith
Boake Carter
WREX
Vivian Chiesa
Eno
Phillip Morris
Edgar A. Guest
Wayne King
Ken Murray
Vox-Pop
Wealter
Keefe
Ben Bernie
Fred Nyaring
George ‘Washingport
Frank Fraeba
Pickfall
NBC String Orchestra
Shay Campbell
Royal
March of Time
Joec—Faiasiza
Chill Beans
Andy
Wren—Jolly Coburn
Stasia
DAF
Easy Aces
Ren—Rubinoft
Erle Smith
Rubinoft
Chez
Paree
Abe Lyman
Jack, Berger
Phil Levant
Milton Kellem
Mayfair
Philip Crane
Fletcher Henderson
Cocoanut Grove
Carl Schreiber
KFKU
King Tohn
Misa Helen Rhoda Oapes
Bert A. Nash
Kenneth Rockwall
W. A
E.R. Ethel
First National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
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