National Representatives and Law and Motion News
National Representatives list multiple city offices for Lorenzen and Thompson Inc across New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City St Louis Atlanta Detroit and related publishing notes. The piece comments on the Wheeler-Rayburn utility regulation bill and former Governor Clyde Reed’s critique, noting expected amendments as courts rule and future changes occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St Louis
Star
Atlanta
Walton
Detroit
General Motors
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Clyde Reed
Parsons Sun
Wheeler-Rayburn
Wheeler
Rayburn
Congress
Economic mood shifts as new deal debate grows
The national Chamber of Commerce questionnaire sparks heat and doubt over new deal legislation. Critics warn of an unbalanced budget while Washington weighs responses, and Kansas farming records show farming as the state’s most hazardous occupation with 3,255 accidents last year, urging stronger farm safety efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Chamber of Commerce
Columbia
S. C
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Roosevelt
Santa Claus
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Two Scientists Reach 74000 Feet In Balloon Flight Adventure
Two researchers rose inside a protective metal sphere to about 74 000 feet, far above ground level, where the upper atmosphere begins and life support is possible only within their capsule. They recorded instrument readings to document the high altitude conditions and phenomena, aiming to gather data more than a mere ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Baldwin
Lawrence Chronicle Recollects Armistice Day Events
Old Home Town notes Armistice Day in Lawrence with flag display on Massachusetts Street and school assemblies at Liberty Memorial and Haskell. Gov. Paulen spoke at University convocation, while Y Theda Bara signs for a comedy. Mu Phi Epsilon pledges include Guila Gress, Helen Beard, Florence Beamer. Real estate moves and lodge notices conclude with Past Grands Night details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Massachusetts Street
Dinsmore Alter
Liberty Memorial High School
Ray Husden
Haskell
Ben S. Paulen
All University
Theda Bara
Hel Roach
Mu Phi Epsilon
Guila Gress
Helen Beard
Florence Beamer
R. W. Barrack
Lansing
Mich
Barrack
D. Coen Burn
Lawrence Building and Loan Association
Byrn
Odd Fellows
S. S. Learned
Noble Grand
Pontius
R. E. Meloe
J. B. Wilson
Kansas Chanellor bars training table for Jayhawks
Twenty five years ago on Tuesday November 12 Chancellor Strong announced the ban on a training table for the Jayhawkers noting other conference schools voted against such privilege and citing the team’s physical unfitness with several players sidelined by injuries and Heil suffering jaundice under the old training diet. A dinner whist at Ecke's Hall drew about one hundred guests with prominent attendees and hosts including Mr. and Mrs. Sparr and Dr. and Mrs. Gifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayhawkers
Strong
Kansas
Heil
Ecke’s Hall
Sparr
Gifford
B. B. Powers
Haworth
Otto Barteldes
W. E. Spalding
Hazel Quits Job Amid Bosss Wifes Favoritism
Hazel leaves her light work with small wages after disapproving boss biases toward his wife. The situation hints at workplace tension and personal conflict influencing employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel
Kansas city era events mix of music and sports
A page notes Shan ty Newhouse orchestra with assisting girls Tess Critenfield Edith Laming Nelle Greenlees Agnes Greenlees Beth StricklerAnne Williams and Helen Sparr. George Taylor moved to Lawrence opening a grocery at 846 New York Kansas City. Oklahoma and Kansas football drew about 8000 fans. a fourth quarter safety by Kansas followed Sooners crippled by injuries. Kalich date canceled as Kansas juvenile actor ban sparks theater protest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhouse
Tess Critenfield
Edith ‘Laming
Nelle
Agnes Greenlees
Beth Strickler
Anne Williams
Helen Sparr
George Taylor
Garnett
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Kansas
Sooners
FortY Years Ago News Roundup in Lawrence
Fortyth year items recount residents traveling to Indianola and Kansas City visits. A diphtheria quarantine is issued for a North Lawrence home with ten children. KU physics building dedication planned with speeches by Micheler and Sam Riggs. Controversy over a $1 gate fee for the Kansas vs Missouri Thanksgiving game in Kansas City prompts local opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Miss Orton
Miss Bowersock
Miss Whitaker
Miss Spaulding
Miss Skofstad
Reeder
Mr. Jackson
Bridge Street
North Lawrence
Kansas University
Micheler
Chicago
Sam Riggs
Board of Regents
John Seaton
Board of Public Works
Charles F. Scott
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Lawrence
Flashes of Life Narratives and Odd News Snippets
A collage of vignettes from the Associated Press features Uncle Joe White a 55 year old Negro farm hand proving vigor on J L Whites farm despite multiple amputations from childhood to adulthood. Separate items describe Mrs Kerstan fearing a ghostly reflection while ironing in Kansas City. A Lincoln Neb accident report notes a thief draining saline from three trucks at a packing plant causing about 1500 in damage. Chicago scene recounts a constable unable to reach a fire scene and borrowing a fire truck to reach the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hertford
N. C
Joe” White
J. L. White
Joe
Lincoln
Incom Packing Company
George Mechling
Kansas senator cancels speaking engagements due to illness
State Senator Simon Fishman has canceled his upcoming speaking engagements in Arkansas City Hackbury Wellington and Winfield Emporia for the coming week because of illness. County Joe Goodwin’s annual report shows county farmers under AAA contracts received wavernment checks totaling 366507.01 through November 1, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Tribune
Kan
UPR
Simon Fishman
Fishman Soas
Arkansas City
Hackbury
Wellington
Winfield
Emporia
Nivon County
Joe Goodwin
Home in Union Town Offers New Start for Anne
Anne Barnsworth shelters with Tecla Sorki in Union Town and weighs a plan to pay board, save for a gilnetter for Tecla's family, and attend business college. Liisa, blunt yet hopeful, proposes a shared rental house and a joint effort to fix up Teela's property, while John may broker a deal to fund the boys' future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho Anne Barnsworth
Rhal
Tecla Sorki
Union Town
Tecla
Anne
Miina
Teela
Nikki
Liisa
Teela’s
Machin
Puddle Muddlers Try Room Entrance In Silent Tangle
Mary Graham Bonner tells of the Puddle Muddlers bustling to enter a room as Willy Nilly bends over bears and Rip scurries among them. The group strains to get a response, while Rip notes the situation may be unclear and unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Rip
Bears in a crowded room awaken Willy Nilly
In a tense scene Willy Nilly checks on sleeping bears after discovering a shattered ceiling and an open window letting them in. The room is cold and dark as he calls to the bears and asks Christopher for a flashlight, fearing harm but relieved they seem to be breathing. Tomorrow Haney and Jelly refer to the bears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Nily
Christopher
Willy Nilly
Jelly Bear
Hows Your Health Edited for the New Yorke Academy
Medicine by Dr Iago Galdston warns readers about pneumonia and outlines advances in diagnosis immune serum and oxygen therapy while stressing prevention as the better approach. The article notes pneumonia remains debilitating and caused by widespread germs demanding vigilance and timely care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorke Academy “Medicine
Iago Galdston
Pneumonia Prevention and Public Health Note
A health notice explains pneumonia risks and prevention emphasize good nutrition warmth and avoiding close contact when ill. It advises rest when sick, hands washing before meals, and cautious self treatment. The article recalls a treaty signed at Addis Ababa on August 2, 1928 pledging perpetual friendship and arbitration between nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addis Ababa
Fall Leaf Party Honors Frances Vogl From Denver
A Fall Leaf gathering at Mr and Mrs Robert Schellack home featured cards and refreshments with guests including Frances Vogl of Denver and numerous local families. Travel by several attendees to Kansas City and Wamego marked the weekend as others helped with farm tasks and school events. Fall Leaf school dismissed for local reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Schellack
Frances Vogl
Denver
Colo
Frank Vitt
Otto Vitt
Arlene
Charles Vitt
Charlene
Hanna Pfleger
Wayne Vitt
Harry Schellack
Fall Leaf
Jim Dyer
Delene
J. A. Reed
Arvin Weston
Arvin
Russ Payne
Kansas City
Howard Caviness
Betty Jean
Doris
John Witt
Hesper
John Bowen
Raymond
Weaver
Fred Pfleger
Otto Mignot
Eudora
Louie Neustifter
Howard Norris
Gardner
Hanna Pflegoe
Wamego
Kan
Fred Vogl
Trease Dyer
Roberts
Fall Leaf School
Miss Lewis
Veitch
Linwood
William Reetz
Elmer
Katheryn
Lawrence
Steinbring
R. Holmes
Bill Foster
Baldwin News Highlights and Social Gatherings
Mrs. Harold W. Guest remains homebound with a badly sprained ankle from a fall in Lawrence ten days ago. Mrs. Robert Elliott of Whitefish Montana visits Baldwin relatives and joined by Miss Elizabeth Ebright of the University of Kansas for a luncheon with Miss Ebright’s parents. Chapter CE of the P.E.O. Sisterhood met at Mrs. Samuel A. Deel’s home for an art-focused afternoon led by Mrs. Wallace B. Fleming and Mrs. Warren W. Wilcox with copies provided by Mrs. Allen Brannock. Alfred Kunar left the group to join Chapter FE in Kansas City. Next meeting will be November 20 at the Allderdice home. A reunion and dinner occurred November 3 at the Webb Fenton home with many relatives from Missouri and Peculiar districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Guest
Lawrence
Robert Elliott
Whitefish
Mont
W. O. Nelson
Baldwin
Old College
Elliott
Betty Lou Clark
Elizabeth Ebright
University of Kansas
Alfred Kuraner
Chapter CK
Chapter FE
Kansas City
Edward C. Allderdice
Webb Fenton
W. C. McEowen
Harrisonville
Etta McEowen
Ross. Shore
Peculiar
W. Cutter
Charlotte van Bibber
Nancy
Fred
Baldwin News Society and Club Notes in November
Everett Craig and many friends gathered at Mrs Edward C Allderdices for a bridge dinner honoring Mr Allderdices birthday with local officials and neighbors in attendance. Rebekah lodge members held November 1 meeting at Emme Talls home with a constitution study and a Christmas tree plan for December.╗
Radio Schedule Transcription With Busy Local Listings
A dense OCR of evening and late night radio programs lists stations WREN WDAF KMBC WDAE WPRAF KMAC WDAF and others with show names hosts and time slots from 5:48 p m to 12 00 a m across Tuesday and Wednesday. Includes musical acts orchestras talk segments crime dramas and weather forecasts with numerous program titles and names such as Little Orphan Annie Jack Armstrong Kate Smith Jimmie Allen Wayne King and Bob Carter among others.
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Wren
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
KMBC
Understanding Opera
Wdae—Charities
Kmbc—Tattler's
WPRAF
Popeye
Sailor
KMAC
Howard Ely
Jimmie Allen
Billy Lesser
Kate Smith
Maria Cozzi
Boake Carter
Lavender and_Old Lace
Eno
Edgar A. Guest
WDAE
Wayne King
Lawrence
Newcomer
Glen Gray
Ben Bernie
Andress
Col
Stovpaagle
Bud
Peony
Ed Wynn
Wendell Hall
WDA
Amos 'N
Andy
Jimmie Carr
Myrt
Masge
Bismarck
Reggie Child
Morrison
Dance Creek
Tesse Crawford
Wren-Shandor
Herbie Kay
Chez Paree
Grand Terrace
Austin Mack
Joe Rines
KNBC
Dick Tracy
Tom Mix
Wdaf—Charities
Uncle Ezra
WNAF
Ren
RMDBC
Cavalcade of America
Wayne Kings
Bims and Allen
John Charles Thomas
Kostelanetz
Town, Hall
Ray Noble
Sing Sing
Robert Louis Stevenson
Lud Gluskin
Jimmy Fidler
King's Guard
Amos
N’ Andy
Dorothy Lamour
Marge
Ink Spots
Claude Hopkins
Orch
Otel Worrison
Esac Ford
George Olsen
En—Shandor
B. Rt
Elves
Musical numbers and readings plus skit at meeting
Russell Barkley and Miss Marion Louise Williams presented a short skit while Mrs Thomas A Evans chaired the program. Mrs Webb Fenton presided at tea. December gathering set at Mrs Willard H Garretts home. out of town guests included Mrs Gayle Swayze of Tulsa and Mrs Floyd Bennett and Mrs Alden of Wellsville. Baker University Fun Fest awarded Phi Mu for girls and Delta Tau Delta for men. Burgner Bowmen Matthews Glass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Barkley
Marion Louise Williams
Thomas A. Evans
Webb Fenton
Willard H. Garrett
Wuesta
Gayle Swayze
Tulsa
Okla
Floyd Bennett
Alden
Wellsville
Baker University
Phi Mu Sorority
Delta Taur Delta Fraternity
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Journal-World
BY the World Company
W.C. Simone
Ww.murray
Doni Simons
Lawrence, Kansas
Dionne Quintuplets
Quins
Ezekiel
Callan
Publishers Syndicate
Kalich
Bertha Kalich
William Orr
Indianola
Iowa
W. H. Spaulding
M. G. Manley
M. S. Cowles
D. O. Benjamin
Ohio
Indiana
J. G. Griffith
Atchison
Western Thelogical Seminary
The
English Lutheran Church
F. D. Altman
Eva Brown
Charles Krueger
Prairie View
Libertyville
Lissa
Luke
John
Jeanne Bowman
Kelfega
Sree
Sundo Wes Cine
Haney and
Baldwin News
Everett Craig
Ruth Elen
Jean
Charles
Norman
Ivan Kin
Bobby
Donna Jane
George Sturdy
Margaret Sturdy
Art Chaney
Keith
Leila Dean
Lorine
Vinland
Mary King
Etta Mitchell
Bridge
Allderdice
Carl B. Butell
Hugh P. Hartley
M. D. Ballard
S. H. Flickinger
F. C. Leitaker
Rebekah Lodge
Emme Tall
Philip Miller
Do R Keller
Ira Christie
Ralph Twichell
Ted Brown
Rebekah
Jennie C. McMillan
Morrill
Old Baldwin
Bank
Albert Hayden
Bill Noltenscheyer
Cameron
Rankin
Charles Cutler
Topeka
F. H. Bell
William M. Clark
H. S. Cook
Lecompton
Mr. Cook
N. B. Clifton
Katrisha
G. S. Sanders
Samuel B. Longwood
A. E. Tunin
A. A. Snodgrass
J. W. Spurgeon
Everett Hughes
Girard
Anna Jenkins
J. W. Waldron
Avalie LaFever
Anna Elwell
William Gibbon
Howard
J. B. Ross
Holcombe
Noyla Hunt
Fosdick
Chaney
Harriett Hackett
Zeta Chi
George W. Ackerman
Beattie
Elm Street
Baldwin Branch
American Association of University Women
F. M. Hartley
George Marquardt
Spring Creek
Frances Bailey
Hopewell
Baldwin Schools
A.a.swow
Baker
C. J. Posey
Mr. Wherty
Lawrence High School
J. BE. Jacobs
Lawrence Junior High School
University Atring Quaretet
Waldemar Gelich
EL Hluindley
Burgner-Bowman-Matthews L. Co
Lawrence National Bank
Federal Reserve
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