Journal-World front page details November 7 1935
The Lawrence Kansas Journal World announces subscription rates national represen tives and press affiliations. It lists offices and contact numbers and notes delivery by 7 p m if missing. The page credits Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations and shows publication date November 7 1935.
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New York
Chicago
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Los Angeles
New
Orpheum
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Star
Atlanta
Walton
Detroit
General Motors
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Republican Gains and a Trade Question in the League Era
The piece argues Republicans hold more offices after Tuesday’s elections while Democrats offer explanations for minimal national decline. It suggests a hard fought campaign ahead with a potential Republican comeback and notes Italy sanctions via the League of Nations may clash with U.S. neutrality policies if extended to coal oil and steel.
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League of Nations
Italy
United States
League
Third Party Voices Grow From Roosevelt Administration
Citizens demanding a third party see gains in the Roosevelt era but remain unsatisfied. Democrats testify the regime is not Democratic, noting a gap between the 1932 platform and federal policy. Delegates wrote the platform while the brain trusters shape the government now.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Altho
Democratic Party
NRA conference plans split Democratic leaders tense over revival debate
In a fragment of a political page, Democratic figures remain divided on a proposed conference of business leaders to discuss reviving the NRA. Some fear the meeting could unleash independent thinking, while others wonder if it would benefit new dealers amid party tensions. Italy moves ahead, tensions in the Mediterranean persist as Britain delays action until after elections. Ethiopian resistance continues, Italian forces push toward Makale with expanding front lines and extended supply routes.
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Johnson
Mediterranean
Italy
Great Britain
Makale
Past Masters Night at Acacia Lodge No. 9 Held in Masonic Temple
About 135 members attended Acacia lodge No. 9 past masters night at the Masonic temple with officers named including W. F. March R. 8. Melvin Dr. W. J. Baumgartner and others. Also noted was Crafton Will Read a Kennedy play on Nov 8 and a street accident involving George Grigsby damaging porches on Kentucky street. Kansas and Oklahoma shared a 0 0 tie at Owen's field after a soggy game. New Liberty Cafe to open at 719 Massachusetts Street with Nick Douvas and Nick Hrones in charge. Birth announcements reported for N. T. Veatch and Earl Johnson families.
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W. F. March
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Kansas City
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Margue
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
Dave loses job shortly after his fashionable wife leaves him. The strip portrays his deteriorating financial state following the breakup, with subtle humor about his attempts to cope with poverty and pride. The piece reflects 1930s syndicate humor and character dynamics.
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Claude Callan
Dave
Mrs Chalkley and Miss Chalkley to Attend Luncheon
Rite Emery Mrs T H Chalkley and Miss Marcella Chalkley will attend a luncheon given by Mrs Frank Faxon of Kansas City at the University club tomorrow. Mrs George Abrams has returned from Roochester Minn where she underwent a serious operation and is improving slowly.
Not Real Farnsworth Heir Sparks Portland Exit
Anna Farnsworth discovers she is not Luke and Lucinda Farnsworth's daughter. Facing humiliation from supposed relatives, she leaves her Portland home to discover her true identity. She meets John Neuman, a unique Finnish fisherman, who guides her to Teca Sorki, her former nurse living near Astorla.
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Portland
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Teca Sorki
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Nikki Finds a Hidden Name and a Path to Truth
Anne, staying with Tecla in a Finn town kitchen, uncovers hints about her parentage and a hidden surname. Tecla confirms a guarded past, Luke’s possible role, and Mrs Farnsworth’s words that Anne’s father was strong and brave. Anne resolves to stay, seek answers, and plan with John Neuman for tomorrow.
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Lucinda
Nikki
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Teela
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Bristow and Mitchell Rally Sparks Election Eve
Election eve brings the largest Republican rally in Lawrence at the Bowersock opera house with Senator Bristow and A C Mitchell as speakers. The event includes K U and Lawrence Military bands, an illuminated parade, and stops across Douglas County. Other notes cover local hires, a night editor position in New York, a physician moving to Lawrence, Sachem society elects new members, and Round Table Club anniversary events.
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Lecompton
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Landa
New York
One American Press
Local notices and events from Forty Years Ago
Forties era items show Mrs Findlay visiting from Winneba go Indian Mission Nebraska at 1116 Tennessee street. Eugene and Mrs Allendorph depart after a visit. Rev Geo D Rogers family returns from Toledo. Dr L F Burdick and daughter Florence head home to Vermont after visiting Learnard family. Postal Clerk Wyeth moves to Lawrence Leavenworth run. Prof L L Dyche returns from Greenland with about 400 photos being developed in Lawrence. rare plates offered up to $25 each. Misses Haskell host Theta sisters for Mrs Learnard and Miss Burdick. Phillips hosts sister from Leroy NY and Mr Minor of Lima NY. Harriet Tubman Community league to present The Modern Moses at North Lawrence Christian church 8:15 Saturday night. Play depicts plantation life. adaptation from The Railroad to Freedom. Thousands of Journal-World classifieds note buyers and sellers daily.
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Toledo
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Vermont
Q. E. Learnard
Wyeth
Lawrence and Leavenworth Run
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Greenland
L. L. Dyche
Lawrence
Dyche
New York
Haskell
Kappa Alpha Theta Fraternity
Paul Learnard
P. P. Phillips
Phillips
Leroy
N Y
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Lima, N. Y
Harriet Tubman Community League
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Bears Crash Roof Under Heavy Load in Puddle Muddlers Tale
Sweet Face and Rip return with logs to repair a roof but the bears’ weight causes structural failure. Jelly Bear leads a tin gathering effort while Jupiter Blacky and Honey Bear voice concern. A creak turns into a collapse landing them in Willy Nilly’s upstairs room as he arrives home.
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Honey Bear
Jupiter Bear
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Gravity Clears Mucus in Asthma Patients Reported
Two physicians Shambaugh and Alter propose using gravity to assist mucus clearance in asthma. Fifty patients showed relief using kneeling positions and breath effort twice daily for at least three minutes, with liquefying medicaments under physician supervision. Tomorrow Ehrlich's discovery.
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N. ¥. Shambaugh
S. M. Alter
Flashes of Life and Oddities from the Nation
A collage of quirky clips: Judge Dawson shoots a squirrel and nets another by the tail in North Carolina while shells were blank last season. In New York an octopus shifts color from brass green to white copper hue to brown. in Berkeley Carl Todd wins top pig caller, others use varied calls. Denver reports a car glass mishap tale to dodge a fine. Chicago notes Dominick Zulla, 22, framed a taxi robbery to sue for damages after being shot in the leg.
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Associated Press
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N. C
Joe Dawson
Dawson
New York
Florida
Chicago
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Louis Klatzko
Zullo
Zulla
New York Folks Dress Up for National Horse Show Opening
At Madison Square Garden the fifty second opening of the National Horse Show featured lavish attire with ermine, satin gowns, and high fashion. Notable attendees included Postmaster General James A. Farley and actress Helen Jepson, among others, with guests praising the women’s dress and status symbols.
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Byron Foy
Walter P. Chrysler
Harvey Firestone Jr
Stolen Chevrolet Sedan Report From Perry
Perry resident Perry Willis Good reports to Lawrence police that his Chevrolet sedan was stolen from Perry Wednesday night. Classified advertisements offer clues and potential trades or sales details.
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Perry Willis
Perry
Lawrence
Radio Programs Thursday Evening Listings
A dense schedule of radio programs across KMBC WDAF WREN and other stations for Thursday evening and Friday early hours. Programs include singers, orchestras, drama and news features with many named acts such as Rudy Vallee, Dick Tracy, Bob Hope, and the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, plus weather and late night talk.
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Jimmie Allen
Kate Srath
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Baake Carter
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Teddy Bergman
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Stephen Douglas
William Daly
Rochester Philharmonic
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Paul Whiteman
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Roy Shields
Amos ’N
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Myrr
Marge
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WNAF
Joe Candulla
Meredith Willson
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Arcadia
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Frank Dailey
Wren—Ranny Weeks
William Penn
Phil Scott
Joe Rines
Cold Wave Fades. Warm Air Rises Across Kansas
Topeka reports November's premature cold spell fading as warmer air from the northwest lifts temperatures. Meteorologist S. D. Flora predicts readings Friday between 55 and 60 with freezing weather unlikely except possibly far northwest. Tonight's temps expected near 35 to 40 statewide, with some areas warmer.
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Four El Dorado residents to be buried in quad funeral
Funeral services for Evelyn and Dorothy Coalscott both 15 twin sisters from Eureka Xan Beach Powers and Claude For shee El Dorado youths were held today in El Dorado marking the first quad funeral in the city's history. Relatives of fifth victim George Gibson of Chanute remain unfound as plans to move his body to Chanute for burial are expected.
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Hisory
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Dorothy Coalscott
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Beach Powers
Claude Forshee
George Gibson
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Double Funeral Planned for Independence Couple
A double funeral was arranged for F. J. Meagher and his wife, who died a few hours apart in Independence Kansas. Mrs. Meagher died at her daughter’s home near here. her husband had a paralytic stroke earlier and died soon after. The Meaghers’ services will be held locally, with burial plans for relatives in Eureka.
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Independence
Kan
F. J. Meagher
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