Memorial Day Reflections and Inflational Woes From Journal-World
The Journal-World article recalls Memorial Day origins with Civil War echoes and honors, noting the gradual passing of veterans and families in remembrance. It then examines inflation’s ruinous effects in Germany, where ten thousand mark notes lost value yet still paid debts, illustrating how currency collapse devastates savers, workers, and the elderly, before comparing Europe’s fate to political leadership missteps referencing Mussolini era Italy.
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Journal ‘World Office
Germany
der Fuehrer
Comment on New Deal strategy after Supreme Court ruling
The text notes that new dealers cannot carry out their original plans against the Supreme Court decision on the NRA. They imply saving the New Deal would require constitutional changes. It suggests they should consider changing the constitution.
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Supreme Court
NRA
New Deal, NRA Wreck Faced With Supreme Court Blow
The piece argues the New Deal and NRA failings, praising the Constitution for stable service. It notes firms will keep current wage and hour schedules despite NRA collapse, signaling business can operate independently with public support if unscrupulous actors are resisted. It warns that those who overturn the arrangement rely on public help to succeed.
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NRA
Old Home Town Twenty Ten Years Ago Birthday Celebrations
Ten years ago in Hultsholm a birthday surprise for the host included a dinner with Dr Hults and a witty speech by Prof Downing gifting cigars. Letters of thanks went to Profs Preyer Downing Taylor and Dr Hults. A large First Presbyterian church dinner honored Mrs A Henley with about 150 attendees. Upcoming travel lists include Marc Law leading a European party, Prof Johnson heading to Connecticut, and Prof Thurman guiding Temple tours. Miss Louise Albert hosted a surprise shower for Miss Vella Hundley, soon to wed Carl Wise.
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Hultsholm
Dr. Hults
W. B. Downing
C. A. Preyer
H. C. Taylor
Hults
A. Henley
California
First Presbyterian Church
J. W O’bryan
N. M. Hough
J. H. Mitchell
E. H. S. Bailey
B.A. Bleck
S. M. Law
Edith Lowrey
Helen Lowery
George Lowery
Judy
Elnora Davis
Marc Law
Graduate Business Administration School
Boston
Montreal
Mont Royal
Johnson
Connecticut
Mr. Johnson
New York
Southampton
England
Ireland
H. C. Thurman
Prof
Thurnau
Louise Albert
Vella Hundley
Carl E. Wise
Pueblo
Colo
Street Cars Drive Big Business At Lawrence Carnival
Twenty five years ago in Lawrence crowds flocked to the carnival grounds with street cars running to capacity daily. The loop line drew heavy riders and service continued to midnight as attendees enjoyed a sunny day. The First M E church held a crowded bac calaureate for the high school class led by Dr H Wolfe. Noah Matkins hosted Sigma Nu at dinner. Mr and Mrs J L Gibb and granddaughter planned a New York trip then sail for Europe on the 23rd.
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Lawrence
Uave
M. E
H Wolfe
Noah Matkins
Sigma Nus
J. L. Gibb
New York
Europe
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A brief, humorous column recounts a father and son moment as a church donation leads to a craving for ice cream. The narrator reflects on the boy’s earnest contribution and the lingering heat of perdition’s talk.
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
Perdition
Publishers Syndicate
May 30 Forties era notices and travels prompt events
Forty years ago reports note N P Sherwood of Wakeeney visiting with his parents and planning summer studies in town. Glenn Curtiss flies Albany to New York 137 miles in 152 minutes earning a 10000 prize. Phi Beta Kappa elects five KU graduates Roy Dietrick Agnes Evans Wilbu Hibbs Mary Powell Edna Teeter. Professors Crawford and Engel sail June 9 from Montreal to England for summer study. The KU senior almanac is published with Syd Prentice cartoons. A crowded senior class play at the opera house draws noisy but good natured applause. A landmark oak hill monument dedication to Quantrill victims costs about 1500 with marching bands and officials present. A Lawrence marriage Jo Riggs to Lottie Pierson. A Jewish Women's National Council forms in Lawrence with officers named. Ellen Smith attends a Cleveland horse sale. Mrs Henry Chamberlain and daughter plan a Lawrence visit.
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N. P. Sherwood
Wakeeney
E. O. Sherwood
New York
Chicago
Glenn Curtiss
Albany
New Phi Beta Kappas
British Museum
Public Records Office
E. F. Engel
Montreal
England
Lake Champlain
Engel
Mapbure
Lawrence
Court House
Quantrill
B. W. Woodward
S. Kimball
G. Grevenor
Paul R. Brooks
Ed Russell
F. A. Bailey
J. C. Horton
H. W. Baker
Oak Hill
J. N. Roberts
Haskell Band
Richardson's
Grand Arms
Sons of Veterans
Usher Guards
Indian Battalion
Select Knights
QO. E. Learnard
H. D. Fisher
Cordley
H. C. Riggs
Kansas University
Simpson
Kansas
Lottie Pierson
Lottie Pierson, of That Place. Mr. Riggs
I. Messler
E. A. Smith
Cleveland
Henry Chamberlain
Helen
Burlington
C. E. Learnard
Holy Pigeons Starve in Istanbul Mosques
Istanbul pigeons long fed at mosque courtyards as a religious custom now suffer malnutrition amid economic hardship. Pilgrims once scattered grain five times daily, but dwindling funds mean less food for the holy birds, forcing the birds to abandon the mosques in search of sustenance.
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Istanbul
Fleas Haven’t Changed for 5 000 000 Years
German naturalists conclude fleas have remained unchanged for about five million years after studying amber from East Prussia. The amber is dated at five million years old, and fleas embedded within are viewed as the sole creature with no form change in that vast span.
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Palmnicken
Germany
East Prussia
Nation Honors War Dead in Memorial Services
The nation marks war dead with services and flowers on graves as a tribute to those who died for future generations. Excerpt from a poem by Alan Seeger reprinted with courtesy from Charles Scribner's Sons.
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Alan Seeger
Charles Scribner's Sons
The Snake Chapter 18 confronts jealousy and deception
Alison faces rumors sparked by Daphne Somers as she struggles to defend Westurn's actions. Mrs Somers schemes about Alison’s future, while Alison retreat s to her room and grapples with fear, longing, and resolve.
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Guy Westurn
Alson Nede
Ale JSON
Westurn
Alison
Cuy
Mrs. Somers
Bob
Harveys
Daphne Somers
Switzerland
Daphne
Robert
Innocent
Fragmented Crime and Tragedy Cloud Local News
A jumble of clashing fragments reports temptations of a young girl and threats from Daphne towards Guy Western, a labor dispute at Finklestein junk yard, a factory pay debate, a theft mystery in Milwaukee, a reckless cow incident near Kensington, and a Memorial Day grave decoration accident.
Goodbye to the Indians in Willy Nilly tale
In a Willy Nilly adventure the Indians bid farewell with gifts while Booming Voice leads a drum. The Puddle Muddlers wave goodbye along forest paths and familiar animal sounds echo the departure. Sweet Face the lamb vanishes during the farewell, sparking concern.
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Willy Nilly
Quacko Duck
Rip
Christopher Columbus
Jelly
Honey Bear
Jupiter
Blacky
Sweet Face
Top Notch
Mental Deficiency: Heredity and Sterilization Review
In England disputes over heredity and sterilization of mental defectives fuel debate. The article weighs definitions of mental deficiency, severity, and causes, noting uncertainty about incidence and the social approach to management. Tomorrow Mental Deficiency II.
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England
Pittsburg Teachers College reshuffles faculty
Kansas brief reports two faculty changes at Pittsburg Teachers College. Millicent McNeil of Seattle named head of English, replacing I G Wilson who resigned. George Small named dean of men, succeeding R W Hart who steps back to focus on mathematics.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Teachers College
W. A. Brandenburg
Millicent McNeil
Seattle
Wash
I. G. Wilson
George Small
Y.M.C.A
R. W. Hart
Injunction Sought Over Tavern Manager in Newark Case
Morris Ginsberg, Newark tavern owner, obtained an injunction against his manager William Rinhart to stop him from further managing. Ginsberg testified Rinhart used business receipts to buy drinks at a rival resort Heavy Rose in Hollywood California.
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Cierect Pressing
Newark
N. J
Morris Ginsberg
William Rinhart
Rinhart
Ginsberg
Radio Programs Thursday Evening May 30 Full Schedule
Radio listings detail KMBC WREN WDAF WREX and others with a long sequence of broadcasts. Names include Jack Armstrong Boake Carter Rudy Vallee Henry’s wheat Glen Gray’s Orchestra and Amos ’n Andy. The schedule spans 6:00 p.m. to 12:06 a.m. with talks, entertainment, sports, and weather segments scattered across stations.
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KMBC
Little Than Annie
Wren
Floyd Gibbons
WDAE
Buddy and
Ginger
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
Boake Carter
Twister
Kate Smith
Joseph Littan
Rudy Vallee
David Rosa
WREX
Henrik Willem van I
Freddie Rich
the Tattler
Ren
Sunset Dreams
Death Valley
Cass Wdaf
Capt. Henry
SBC
Glen Gray
Fred Wang
Cyni Pitts
II Whiteman
Orch
Merica
Horace Heidt
Brigadier Wren
Ordway Tead
Amos
Andy
John B. Kennedy
Tattier
Tony
Gus
Jesse Crawford
KMBBC
Freddie Bergin
Ren—Eddie Duckin
Orchestre
Natl Radio Forum
Jarrett
Diego
Sympbh
Enric Nadriguera
Wren—Shandor
Don Lopez
Bil Hogan
Bill Hogan
WEEN
Twin Cities
Billy Tissett
SREN
Stan Myers
Leonard Keller
Horacio Zita
KMNC
Floyd Town
Hulk O'Hare
Jesse Hawkins
New York Aquarium
Mardy
Leith Stevens
Irene Rich
Morton Townes
Court of Hicine Relations
Kellogs College
Teatrice Lillie
Tellyerood - Hotel
KMRC
Wren—Sinfonietta
Pr Rsc
Adérest
Geo
R. Holmes
Kmac—Tattler
KMAC
O'Neills
Sth
Stubby Gordon
KMB
Awre —Rity Bissett
Oriental Gardens Orch
LWREN
Stan Meyer
Bismarck
Jersen Zito
RR Town
Congress Hotel
Moxon
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Opera
K. U
Miss Schaum
Mr. Alden
Sheffield Ingalls
John Edwards
Beth
Ceraslo
Seeger
Providence
Nice
Evelyn BM. Winch
Ible
Finklestein
J. Finklesteins
Sam Skalovsky
Milwaukee
Joseph Weber
Unt
Violet
Kensington
Illinois Central
Robert Sloan
Trony Barrington
Judd Albert Calkins
Mary Graham Bonner
New York Academy of Medicne
Iago Galdston
Manhattan
Winfield
Southwestern College
Ralph Spaulding Cushman
Denver
Henry L. Gleckler
Wichita
Emporia
W. W. Finney
Roscoe Graves
Topeka
Brooklyn Heights Casino
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Joe Keaton
Buster Keaton
Grain Valley
Oklahoma City
KFKU
Ker
Charles Sanford Skilton
Dreamy Kid
Eugene O'Neil
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Allen Crafton
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FR Co Av.vo
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Lawrence Building & Loan Association
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