Kansas and World Affairs Reflected in Political Debate
The piece surveys contrasts in public policy from Kansas economic ideas to New York shows emphasizing gowns over horses. It notes WPA funding debates, neutralities, and calls for a broader embargo approach as U.S. policy debates continue amid the Ethiopian conflict. It references Governor Landon and President Roosevelt era tensions and figures like Hopkins and Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Hopkins
Kentucky
New Deal
Kansas
Smedley Butler
Hopkins Defends Kansas Relief Stand Amid New Deal Debate
A press inquiry reports Harry Hopkins again claims Kansas did not contribute to relief. Kansans dispute this, noting state and local taxes and an $80,000 bond issue already financed for relief. The episode casts doubt on the New Deal leadership and its economic outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Harry Hopkins
Kansas
Douglas County
Mr. Hopkins
Old Home Town At The Movies and Local News
In Kansas City region weather brings snow threats and highways in doubt. Local film listings note Betty Bronson in The Golden Princess and stars in The Dark Angel. Community events include National Canned Food Week luncheon with menu from Poehler Mercantile Co. and Kaw Valley Cannery. Distinguished visitors Major L B Roberts discusses Roy Chapman Andrews Gobi expedition at University Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Bronson
Neil Hamilton
Rocklifte Fellowes
Phyllis Haver
Bowersock
Ronald Colman
Wilma Banky
Kanana City
Chamber of Commerce
Poehler Mercantile Co
Kaw Valley Cannery
Col
R. C. Chambers
Kansas City
W. C. McNown
George Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Adapts New Name Trinity Church in Lawrence
Twenty five years ago on Friday November 8 the Lawrence English Lutheran congregation voted to change its name to Trinity church reflecting dwindling linguistic segregation among Lutherans. The article notes past German and Danish factions and the move to a euphonistic title. It also mentions Oklahoma game injuries with Tommy Johnson out due to a broken hand and Davis taking fullback duties as Lynch suffers a dislocated shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Trinity Church
Soknaon
Oklahoma
Tommy Johnson
Johnson
Davis
Lynch
Claude Callan Poor Parody in Office Banter
A 1935 Publishers Syndicate parody involving Claude Callan features a character lamenting the presence of women in his office. The quip imagines a visit from his mother with a tongue in cheek misgiving about authority figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers Syndicate
Engagement Announced and Tenth Anniversary Observed
The notice reports the engagement of Miss Winifred Everingham of Topeka to Bert S. Bailey of Washington D C and notes Mr and Mrs Hugh Steele celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary with a card party. Also mentions travel plans of L Hoover and a Kansas City trip by Misses Helen Metcalf Mish Marie Whitman and Lola Brown to view Russian dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Everingham
Topeka
Herbert S. Bailey
Washington, D. C
Bailey
E. H. S. Bailey
Lawrence
L. Hoover
Los Angeles
Cal
Helen Metcalf
Mish
Marie
Whitman
Lola Brown
Kansas City
Hugh Steele Cele
Lawrence Life and Society in Forties November
Fort Sey years ago events in Lawrence feature road woes forcing bicyclists to walk. Mrs Lottie Barber Dougherty to close millinery stock at cost. The Leap Year Club hosts a Tacky Party with Kate Nicholson Ota Nicholson and others plus guests from Kansas City. Mr and Mrs D Bishop host a small party with Judge Green and others. Formal dedication of the Kansas University physics and electrical engineering building set for November 22 with Prof A A Michelson as speaker. Dr M Summerfield travels to St Paul for court hearing on Lawrence and Emporia branch repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lottie Barber Dougherty
Leap Year Club
Misses Innes
Kate Nicholson
Ota Nicholson
Alice Mason
Grace Colwell
Marie Tisdale
Winifred Churchill
Nelle Cadien
Marion Innes
Jane Innes
Daisy Moore
Messrs
Lute Lewis
Rolla Mitchell
Clarence Spellman
Andy Ewart
Lute Todd
Herbert Bullene
Tack Nicholson
Charlie Fletcher
Will Snow
Dick Bates
A. C. Mitchell
F. C. Culver
C. S. Finch
Ollie
Bishop
Miss Russell
Kansas University
A. A. Michelson
University of Chicago
Snow
Science Club
M. Summerfield
St. Paul
Not Adopted Daughter Faces Hidden Inheritance Crisis
Anne Farnsworth, safe with Finnish nurse Teela Sorki near Astoria, learns she is not Luke Farnsworth’s daughter nor legally adopted. John Neuman helps craft a plan to trace her real parents by driving her car to Crescent City, while Tecla and servants provide support as Anne contemplates her uncertain future and the looming search by her supposed heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Farnsworth
Teela Sorki
Astoria
Luke
Lucinda Farnsworth
Anne
Tecla
John Neuman
Rob
John
Tom Farley
Luke Farnsworth
Rob Crocker
Mr. Crocker
Neuman
Tecan
Robert Crocker
Farley
Farnsworths
Tecin
Leele
Teela
Newman
Lee Farnsworths
Portland
Tom Farleyn
Iva
Crescent City
Union Town
Nikki
Miina
Sharlee
Charlotte
Lee
Jeanne Bateman
Willy Nillys Return From Mary-Graham Bonner
Anne brings home a car full of packages and gifts to share with Top Notch the ducks Christopher Columbus Crow Rip the dog and Sweet Face the lamb. Willy Muddler is thrilled to be home but misses the strange quiet in the house as the bears have broken in via the roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Nillys
Mary-Graham Bonner
Willy
Ducks
Top Notch
Rooster
Christopher Columbus
Rip
Dog
Sweet Face
Lamb
Discovery of salvarsan and Ehrlich’s achievements
This article recalls Paul Ehrlich’s creation of salvarsan in 1907 and his work with Carl Weigert on bacteriology staining. It notes his 606 trials, final confirmation in 1910, and the profound impact on saving lives and easing suffering from syphilis and related infections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehrlich
Carl Weigert
Paul Ehrlich
Salvarsan
Paul
Statehouse Highlights Topeka Nov 8
State officials dissect Hopkins relief remarks amid Kansas defense of cooperation with federal programs. Pamphlet claims Kansas enacted compatible legislation, aided student aid, released forage crops, and helped plan the broader relief effort. Notes report on corridor ruessers and illness at state board of administration. London for President envelopes arrive from California with tax-cut slogan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Harry L. Hopkins
Kansas
House
Alf M. Landon
Washington
Hopkins
Landon
Public Works Highway Fund
Harold Ickes
Interior
State House
George Robb
Salina
Ed J. Powers
T. W. Woodward
Hutchinson
State Board of Administration
London
California
Wheeler and Woolsey Return in The Rainmakers at Granada
At the Granada Lookout theater Wheeler and Woolsey reprise their goofy duo in The Rainmakers a comedy with an anti drought plot. They star with Dorothy Lee as the leading lady as the rainmaking inventor tests his machine in an arid California town and achieves results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr Lookout
Wheeler
Woolsey
Rainmakers
California
Dorothy Lee
Granada
Radio Programs Friday Evening November 8 30
Radio listings detail a dense schedule across WDAF KMBC WREN and others for Friday evening November 8 and into Saturday. Programs include orchestras lecturing, dramatizations, variety acts, and sports reviews with names like Tom Mix Seth Miter Ezra Howard Ely and Dick Fidler. Numerous stations outline musicals, comedies, dances, and charity talks alongside weather reports and closing headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAF
Tom Mix
KMBC
Siaeng Lal
Seth Miter
Ankit
Jack Armsatron
Kmbc—Workers Education
Wren Dick Fidler
Timmie Allen
Boake Carter
Easy Aces
Wren
Flying Red Horse Tavern
Irene Rich
Roger and
Gallet
Oemes Raedway
Wren—College
Mwdaf
Wren—Abeauty Box
KNBC
Hollywood Hotel
Commerce Trust
KMNC
Richard Himber
N. Y
Mary Faniman
Andy
Dorothy Lamour
Myre
Marge
WRED
Adlam
KMHC
Terrace Gardena
Wxeee
Freddie Bergin
Katt Charities Tals
Howard Ely
Orxaniol
Wdaf—Charities
Kmic
Edward d'Anna
Land
Message of
Iifarnin Metoshes
Holman Sisters
Doston Symphoni
Maurice Shraeger
KMAC
Seymour
Simon
Orch
WDAE
Andre Kostelanetz
the Chateau
Marty Mayame
Philharmonic
Erie Mountain
Wdar
Son
Jack
Betty
Sudday
KMSC
Roses
Kmra Melodiens
Bidam Bram
Cramit
Jae Wren
Dob Becker
Hay Perkin
Catholic Hour
Coburn
Dar-Fregram
Jack Bi
Seth Parker
Velvetons
Jack Hylton
Wren—Trandies
Wren—Press-Radio News
Oriental Gardens Orch
WEN
Katie Carr
Orch AE — Spares
Ra RC
Forrison Garces
Seymour Simon
Wiltie
Bryant
Hines
MRC
Merle Carlson
Ai Cabin Club
Kaigc—Midatxat
Notre Dame Ohio State gridiron highlights and Pitcairn life glimpses
The page centers on key Notre Dame versus Ohio State scoring sequences and notable shots from the game. It also includes a curious feature about life on Pitcairn Island and intimate glimpses related to the Dionne quintuplets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
White Eagle station leased by Lonzie Kingery
Lonzie Kingery has leased the White Eagle filling station formerly run by Jim Woodruff and will oversee operations and products. The Kingerys, living northeast of Globe, will move into the building east of the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonzie Kingery
White Eagle
Jim Woodruff
Action
Kingery
Globe
Marjorie Beard
Will Madden
Lynnood
Calif
N. A. Wood
Wood
Fred Reed
Topeka
E. E. Tyner
Jack Harding
Halatead
Hugh Allen
Hugh Allen, Jr
Charles Ware
Charlene
Emilow
Nehtalie Nichols
Arents
Gilmore Nichols
Eudora
Gerald Erwin
Alameda
George Sullivan
Charles Desque
Ralph White
E. N. Schamle
Albery Lang
Lawrence
Elmer Schamle
Quenemo
W. E. Faw
Billy, Jr
Pomona
Charles Schamle
Charles
Donald
Dale
Arthur
Desque
Irene
Dorothy
Ida Walker
Friendship
Noah Shuler
W. A. Simon
Tom Tucher
Matt Hartman
John English
Loren Rundle
R. E. Tutcher
Allene Fishborn
Jimmy
Fred Walker
Maxine
Mary Frances Coffman
Lena Reilly
Community Socials and Teacher Meeting News
Lawrence neighbors hosted visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Otho Brentlinger and family with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Michael and Mr. and Mrs. Preston Highley in attendance. Teachers statewide met in Lawrence while others attended meetings in Pittsburg Wichita and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho Brentlinger
Leo Michael
Preston Highley
Lawrence
John Moss
Twin Mounds
Glen Dodder
Bobby
Gerald Erwin
Merion Dodder
Johnny
Betty
Peggy Friend
James Ullivan
Hedley
Havens
Clarence Coursen
Robert
Mike Fisher
Harold Fisher
Lauren Plummer
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Tos Angeles
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Atlanta
Walton
Detroit
General Motors
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Gcirculations
God
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Mussolini
East Texas
Ethiopia
United States
Hull
Italy
Tammany Hall
New York
Tammany
Poor Pary
Claude Callan
Assomed Press
Kinston
N. C
Julian Brown
Brown
Greenville
Ind
Farnaley Hurkhardt
Clarence Homburger
Burkhardt
Milton L. Mygrant
Wilbur C. Curtis
Mygrant
San . Francisco
Jean Holy
Pacific Ocean
Peggy Stoneham
Waukensha
Wis
Francis Jager
University of Minnesota
Mr. Dager
Fortune
Iunois Bell Telephone Company
United States Supreme Court
New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Statehouse
Gica Island
Ores Wren
Wren— Fang “Madriguera
Orche Lyman
Abt
Ray Noble
Claude Hopkins
WRE
Wedor
Herbie Kay
Billy Lesser
KFKU
E. Co. Buehler
K. U
Joseph Wilkina
Yolce
Overbrook
Arnold Bema Toten
van Doren
Robinson
Taylor
Cescinsky and Hunter
Mathie
Goepp
Culver and
Grant
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