Subscription Rates and Notices from Journal World May 29 1936
One year subscriptions 13 dollars with various carrier and calendar options. National and regional representatives listed in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City St Louis Atlanta Detroit. Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations statements. Shelter belt project note cites 50 million trees planted in first year and fading administration enthusiasm amid rain.
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Great Plains
Landon Support Grows in New York Delegation at Convention
Eight members of New York's uninstructed delegation of 90 signal intent to vote for Governor Landon at the Cleveland convention. Their pledge aligns with party sentiment, boosting the Landon bloc and sparking a broader “stop Landon” effort. The movement seems unlikely to gain momentum unless an effective check emerges.
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New York
Landon
Cleveland
Kansas
President holds vast relief fund under new amendment
A Senate hurried amendment to the deficiency bill gives President Roosevelt control of next year’s 1.425 billion dollar relief fund. The move, meant to streamline spending, risks turning the appropriation into a de facto campaign fund and draws concern about influence from political figures. The Kansas governor remains focused on his own campaign and continues as Landon.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Hearst
London
Gifford Pinchot
Kansan
Kansas
Landon
Tax Bill Vote Deferred After Courtesy Informal Pleas
A vote on the new tax bill was postponed as Democratic senators sought to inform President Roosevelt of their unwillingness to back his latest proposals. The move reflects dissent within the party over tax measures.
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Roosevelt
Prohibition Officers to Aid Weeklong Farewell Parties
Lawrence officials announce federal prohibition agents will assist next week in overseeing farewell parties on the hill to enforce decorum. Sheriff Cummings says several agents from the prohibition department will be present, with local police also on alert for violations.
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W. J. Cummings
Prohibition Enforcement Department
Ben Douglas
San Francisco
San Francisco Call
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Los Angeles
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Liberty Post
American Legion
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Myrol Moffet
Dorothy Horton
Betty Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Louis Kent
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H. S
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Helen Hungerford
Ila Martin
Wallace B. Fleming
Baker University
Poor Pa
Uncle Henry prays long in church as the service drags on. Ma doubts heaven was listening toward the end.
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Henry
Publishers Syndicate
Honor Awards at Junior High Promotion Day
Principal J E Stonecipher awarded honors to pupils excelling in scholarship and attendance at promotion exercises yesterday. Herbert Weatherby earned the gold pin for six semesters of steady effort. Helen Harris achieved the highest perfect attendance with a flawless three year record, marking notable discipline at Junior High.
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J. E. Stonecipher
Herbert Weatherby
Helen Harris
Semi-Finals In Handicap Golf At Local Meet
The handicap golf semi finals are set for this afternoon with Patterson versus Barteldes and Kinnear facing W. 8. Johnson after Johnson beat Newton Ross in the prior round. Also noted are satire events by Prof. Erwin Ross and other faculty participants, plus a detailed class day program and a Co H Monument dedication ceremony with speakers General Wilder S. Metcalf and Senator Chad Hamilton.
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Kinnear
Johnson
Newton
Marie Ketels
Herbert Cole
Avere Olney
Baldwin Mitchell
Fthel Ulrich
Gladys Henry
Virginia Goff
Frank Godding
Holly Manrose
Avery Olney
Co. H Monument
Co. H. Twentieth Kansas
Wilder S. Metcalf
Chad Hamilton
Topeka
W. J. Watson
Augustus Dicker
Mary Davidson
Edith Davidson
Grace Davidson
James Davidson
Co. H. Moody-Burkholder
R. K. Moody
Rebecca
Joseph L. Burkholder
C. A. Matson
Burkholder
Marianne Brook
Tornado Devastation Kills Hundreds in St Louis Area
Forties era report details May 27 tornado near St Louis causing at least 315 deaths with about 400 suspected dead overall, extensive injuries and millions in damage. Lafayette Park is leveled, Liggett and Myers plant loss estimated at 25 million, fires hindered by blacked streets. Cyclone group plans reorganization meeting and campus color dispute noted. An anniversary is observed for Josiah and Mrs Hoskinson.
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Lafayette
Chateau Avenues
Lafayette Park
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E. F. Goodrich
Otto Fischer
Indiana Street
Bismarck Grove
Margaret Baer
Josiah Hoskinson
Hocking County
Ohio
Vinland
Washburn High School to Hen Commencement Speech
Professor H E Chandler of the University of Kansas will deliver the commencement address to the Washburn high school class this evening at 8 oclock in Mac Vicar chapel on the Washburn College campus. The irrigation proposal for a multistate water conservation program was killed by the House committee. The Lawrence Business College starts a three month summer session in early June.
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Nebraska
Chandler
Topeka
H. E. Chandler
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University of Kansas
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MacVicar Chapel
Washburn College
Lawrence Business College
Joris Estate Sparks A Web Of Secrets After Jilts
After Eli and Fleming dump Rupert Joris for his drinking, Rupert marries Hope Devine within an hour. Dirk, Rupert’s brother, is drawn to Hope under strange circumstances, while an eerie figure appears at the gate. A cloak and a flashing white arm signal a mysterious watcher as tensions rise in the estate. Dirk begins a wild chase tomorrow.
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Rupert Jors
Rupert
Hope Devine
Dirk
Hope
Joris
Altho
Margaret Bell Houston
Tense Evening in the Webb Play and a New Bride
Dirk watches Hope attend the theater with Rupert and wonders about her origins and Elinor. Isabel teases Dirk with guesses about Hope while he recalls Madame Chowdhury. The scene hints at hidden pasts, class, and a looming doubt about Hope’s true identity.
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Webb
America
Elinor
Gage Seymour
Rupert
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Merritt
Guinevere
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Salome
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Hone
Brave Rip Jumps To Parachute Hope From Plane
Rip bravely decides to use his plane harness as a parachute to escape danger high above the ground. He recalls Christopher the crow aiding his past, vows to seek home toward Puddle Muddie, and gathers courage to leap from the plane. Tomorrow’s page hints at further turn in the adventure.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Rip
Puddle Muddle
Puddle Muddie
Christopher
Crow
Jess
How's Your Health Edited for the New York Academy
A reflective column discusses bedtime reading as mental hygiene, favoring wise ancient and literary figures over sensational fiction. It notes night fatigue dulls judgment and heightens fear of failure, suggesting excerpts from Pepys, Howell, and Doughty as calming, tomorrow turning to Poisonous Fruits and Vegetable Sprays.
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Iago Galdston
Epictetus
Marcus Aurelius
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Montaigne
Francis Bacon
Lucretius
Goethe
Shakespeare
Pepys
Howell
Doughty
Arabia Deserta
Puffy Demands End to Uncontrolled Blubbering
In a charged moment Puffy cries stop and urges an end to the flood of tears while expressing affection and frustration at the excessive crying. The scene centers on a dramatic outburst and a plea for restraint.
Flashy human oddities from scattered U S items
A collection of humorous and curious vignettes from American locales. An umpire jokes about eyesight after a car collision in Macon Georgia, a Mexico bank mix up with a Henry Ford bearer check, plumbers forget their solder at a Washington state convention, a robin nests on a drugstore sign in Norfolk Nebraska, Zion community recounts Alvin Ruesch becoming police chief, and a Chicago divorce case where false teeth purchase is cited as support.
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Mexico
D. F
Luis Cuellar
Bank of Mexico
Henry Ford
Tacoma
Wash
Washington
Zion, UL
Alvin Ruesch
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Zion
Kansas News Briefs McPherson May 20
McPherson enjoins Dickey Oil from selling gas to Lindsborg municipal plant while allowing fuel use for local refinery. Judge Somers granted the order on Kansas Power and Light’s petition. Also, Anti Saloon League head predicts national prohibition will return at church assembly. Bethany college seniors awarded degrees. Dr Conrad Berdendorf spoke. Marathon Oil to drill eight offset wells for Decker No 1 in Graber pool. expected cost 30,000 per well. Army trousers and khaki shirts sent to Kiowa agency to be remade for children. Kim Thorpe active in films.
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J. G. Somers
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War Department
Lone Star graduates to participate in June 6 memorial high service
Rural Lone Star grads Arlene Flory Ethel Johnson and Harry Puckett will take part in graduation exercises June 6 at Memorial High School. Norville Smith of Topeka helped build a truck during a visit with Mr and Mrs J E Pith. Ladies Aid met with ten members to quilt and make noodles. Lone Star church will serve lunch and cold drinks at the Old Order annual meeting at Pleasant Grove. A rainy Sunday hampered travel but many attended the baccalaureate at Liberty Memorial High School. Cleve Bowser of Narrows Virginia visited Mr and Mrs H C Metsger before returning home.
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Ethel Johnson
Harry Puckett
Memorial High School
Norville Smith
Topeka
J. E. Pith
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Old Order
Pleasant Grove
Liberty Memorial High School
Cleve Bowser
Narrows
H. C. Metsger
Family plans and visitors highlight small town notes
Mrs and Mr Weybright return from a trip after recovery from flu. Elda Weybright Fred Walters and two friends traveled from Topeka for a visit but mud prevented access. Dorothy Garbutt Viola Corner of Kansas City spent four days at home. William Johnson invites children and friends for his birthday next Sunday with a large crowd expected.
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Fred Walters
Topeka
Ralph Weybright
Dorothy Garbutt
Viola Corner
Kansas City
William Johnson
Radio Programs Friday Evening May 29 30
A dense schedule lists radio listings across WREN WDAF KMBC and WREX with concerts orchestras hosts and guest performers including Jimmie Allen Irene Rich Fred Waring Duke Ellington and Frank Fay Callin. A long array of times stations and acts fills the夜 programming through late night with weather forecasts headlines and musical variety.
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Statler Orch
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Plaza
Ben Bernie
Henry Kine
Frankie Master
Mayfair
Phil Levant
EMBC
Philip Crane
Joseph Cherniavsky
Grand Terrace
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Senator Fishface
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Ann Leafs Musicale
Tom Terris
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Barbara King
Jack Benny
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Tommy Dorsey
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Robert L. Ripley
Republican Cavalocade
Bowes’ Amours
Walter Winchell
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Twin City
Robernson
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Howed Ely
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Trianon
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Congress Orch
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