National Representatives and Associated Press Notice
National representatives listed for Lorenzen Thompson firms in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City St Louis Atlanta Detroit with Associated Press credit. Member of AP and Audit Bureau of Circulations notice. Lawrence Kansas postmark indicates second class matter under 1879 act.
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Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
Weat
Chicago
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 Circulationseee
Lawrence
Kansas
Noisiest U S city claim shocks investigators
Investigators report Washington is the noisiest city in the United States. The surprising finding notes the capital ranks highest even when Congress is not in session, underscoring persistent citywide noise levels.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Western railroads adopt permanently lower one way rates
The Western Passenger Association chairman announces permanent adoption of low basic one way rates to attract travelers. Passenger traffic on western roads rose 50 percent since 1983, boosting passenger revenue by 6 million dollars and lifting total western railroad revenues. The shift reframes travel affordability as the question for prospective travelers.
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Western Railroads
Western Passenger Association
Demand on WPA Delegation Presses for Changes
Governor Landon faced a delegation claiming 15 000 Kansas unemployed at the statehouse yesterday. He redirected them to Evan Griffith, state WPA director, as the group pressed ten demands aimed at easing WPA rules. The move signals rising tax burdens and growing political pressure ahead of the next presidential election.
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WPA
Landon
Kansas
Statehouse
Evan Griffith
British Election Card: Likely Continuity Favours Governing Party
British voters go to the polls for the first election in four years amid a crisis in Ethiopia. Observers say the current government holds an advantage due to stability and the difficulty of changing leaders midstream, with a change seen as risky and unlikely.
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Great Britain
League
Wesake
Anxiety Over Votes as Secret Treaty Rumors Spread
Tainty and considerable anxiety prevail while votes are counted. Reports abroad claim a secret treaty among the United States Russia and China, prompting official denial as too delicate to discuss. Observers note U S disinclination to a secret pact after prior Russian treaty. Movie circles hint at a Shakespearean drama filmed as an experiment.
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Tainty
United States
Russia
China
Japan
American State Department
The Friday the Thirteenth Birthday of Theodore Gardner
Theodore Gardner, born on a Friday the 13th, celebrated his 81st birthday with no bad luck. The Old Home Town event notes honor, and local clubs mark Honor Book Week with student essays and contests at Pinckney and Junior High.
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Gardner
Theodore Gardner
Parent- Teachers Association
Mra. van Bruner
Pendent
Robert Gorey
Lorraine Colkbrewer
Donald Bliss
Maxine Wilhelms
Pinckney
Dr. Doolittle
Christopher Columbus
Charles Rankin
Mildred Ingham
C. F. Nelson
J. Cunningham
Kansas City
Miss Barnerso
San Francisco
Bert Dale
Axel Olson
Olson
New Bampshire Street
Ralph Kirby
Coffeyville
Lawrence
C. H. Ashton
Agnes Thompson
Richard Grider
J. J. Wheeler
Guy Smith
A. J. Anderson
B Barber
Sol Marks
A.W. Schlessinger
Schlessiner
Detroit, Mich
Are Steinberger
Greenbaum
Fifteen words misread but a faux history of a county school event
Twenty five years ago on a November Thursday a celebratory program and holiday were announced for high school pupils after a morning of speeches. The article notes teams playing well, a transfer of funds, and plans for a notable trip involving rodeo entertainers and a Sioux individual, with a marriage at the end.
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A brief note presents Claude Callan's poem Poor Pa focusing on a father’s joke about his son Jim and his wife belonging to different churches causing them to wake late on Sundays. The quip highlights family, religion, and morning routines in a light humorous tone.
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Jim An
Two Cars Crashed Near Fredonia injure Topeka guest
An evening auto collision near Fredonia Kan damaged two cars. Miss McFarland of Topeka, guest of Mrs Otis Perkins, was thrown from a vehicle but unharmed beyond bruises. Miss Lillian Brooks in the Hutchings car was badly shaken. both autos suffered cracked front axles.
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Lillian Brooks
Hutchings
Lawrence Briefs on Weddings and School Appointments
Forties era items report Ida Wagner and Thomas J. Hamilton’s Denver wedding, Lawrence ties to families, and local moves. Newton high school names Darel H. Krehbeil as principal, a KU and Harvard graduate. Kansas University football deficits and upcoming Thanksgiving game noted. YMC A appoints U S G Plank as secretary. Plank, Illinois graduate, to assume role in Taylor Texas.
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Lawrence
Ida Wagner
Thomas J. Hamilton
Denver
Hamilton
Pacific Express Co
Innes
McIntire
H. J. Rushmer
Pueblo
Colo
J. B. Wheeler
Jeanette
Gold
Colorado
L. T. Boutwell
P. D. Popenoe
George Jewett
H. J. Jewett
New Yorkty
Kansas University
Board of Education
Darel H. Krehbeil
Halstead
Newton High School
Krehbeil
W. 5. Allen
Krebbeil
K. U
Harvard
Y.M.C.A
EB. F. Hall
U. S. G. Plank
Taylor
Tex
Plank
Illinois University
Kansas City
Obituary for George Milner of Lawrence Kansas
George Milner born December 4 1867 in Lawrence Kansas died September 17 1935 in Lawrence at age 67 years nine months and 18 days. He married Bertha Keehn August 2 1890 and had seven children Frank Charles Florence McDonald Margaret Bertha Georgia Mabel. Survived by wife died 1928, five grandchildren, sister Florence Biggs, four nephews. Funeral September 11 in Corning Methodist Church conducted by Rev. R T White. Burial in Corning cemetery.
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George Milner
William
Margaret Milner
Lawrence
Kansasa
Milner
Nemaha County
Bertha Keehn
Corning
Frank
Charles
Florence McDonald
Mound City
Margaret
Bertha
Georgia
Mabel
Havensville
Kansas
Ellouise
Erma Lois
Dorothy Mae McDonald
Charles Emerson
Emily Mae Milner
Centralia
Florence Biggs
Wert
Walter
Lewis
Will Biggs
Methodist
Srvices
John Farley
Bert Campfire
Jay Hunt
Corning Cemetery
Farm Bureau meeting in Ottawa draws wide county turnout
Farm problems topic dominated a district Farm Bureau gathering in Ottawa with eleven counties represented and about 150 people present. Dr O O Woolf, state Farm Bureau president, gave the principal address on Agricultural Legislation. Frank Blecha spoke on the history of agricultural depressions. Barton county Farm Bureau president Gerfelter discussed what the farm bureau means to the farmer. Local membership talks followed by county officers. Attending with Mr Six were Wilson Counts Delbert Preston H M Chamney H H Miskimen and E H Haverstock.
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Deal Six
Dougs
Farm Bureau
Ottawa
Peta ‘Nees
O. O. Woolf
State Farm Bureau
Frank Blecha
Kansas Extension Division
Gerfelter
Barton County Farm Bureau
Theft Report Of Green Pontiac Coupe Stolen
The report notes theft of a green Pontiac coupe belonging to Garter Bolen of 1631 New Hampshire Street. Vehicle description includes black wheels and wet appearance. No motive or suspects provided. Police are investigating with details to be released.
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New Hampshire Street
Finishes in Union Town Saga of Anne Farnsworth
Anne Farnsworth loses her family fortune and fiancé as Luke and Lu ainda Farnsworth die unadopted. She seeks refuge in Union Town with Tecla and Lilea, while John Neymar visits with a letter from Judge Kellogg. Teasing love, duty, and a new venture loom as Orin and George contemplate protecting her future.
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Anne Farnsworth
Luke
Luainda Farnsworth
Tecia ‘Sork
Union Town
Astoria
Tecla
Lilea
John Neymar
Portland
Judge Kellogg
Anne
Nikki
Lissa
John
Orin
George
Lunbeck
Teela
Sorki Brothers
John Neuman
Joanne Bowman
The Judge Writes A Letter From Uncle Ansel Kellogg
Anne reads a tightly typed missive from Ansel Kellogg detailing his anger at rivals, a nine hundred dollar payment, and Luke and Lucinda’s estate, while hints emerge about a hidden plan and Ansel’s role as her attorney. Anne considers learning fishermen’s ways to uncover the mystery.
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Anne
Ansel Kellogg
Ansel
Harney
Teela Sorki
Luke
Lucinda
Lee
Tom and Crocker
Lea
Edson Martin
Tri-National Bank
Martin
Sundown by Mary Graham Bonner rainstorm at house forces makeshift shelter
In a domestic scene the family animals notice rain gathering outside. Top Notch the rooster warns of a deluge and Christopher Columbus Crow confirms the rain starts. Willy Nilly arms a rain coat and rug while Rip fetches a cover. The group improvises with umbrellas, pails, and wings to hold back the water as the downpour intensifies.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Top Notch
Columbus
Rip
Mr. Quacko Duck
Hungary’s Regent Horthy Pushes for Population Growth
Speaking at a celebration for Hungarian mothers in Budapest Regent Horthy urged the nation not to yield to the moral epidemic of the one child family. He outlined plans for economic aid to boost population and proposed laws to facilitate marriages and hinder divorce.
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Hungary
Budapest
Horthy
The Story of Rickets and Vitamin D
The article explains rickets as a vitamin D deficiency disease and notes sun exposure and vitamin D in foods as protective and curative. It cites Aykroyd and Steenbock, mentions Pliny’s sun remedy idea, and describes severe and mild rickets effects on children, stressing nutrition and future prevention.
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Apollo
W. R. Aykroyd
Steenbock
Pliny
Flashes of Life News Snippets From Across the Nation
A string of brief items from the Associated Press notes quirks in daily life. A stenography warning in New York, a Plymouth officer flaunting gear with a gun permit and atomizer, hog-calling contests in Conway, and a Denver school curriculum adding a course in jesting to boost humor awareness among pupils.
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Denver
Colo
Elizabeth Wells
Sudden Milwaukee Death Shocks Insurance Prospect
Louis A. King a 53 year old Milwaukee insurance salesman collapsed suddenly while speaking with a prospect. He died before reaching the county emergency hospital.
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Milwaukee
Louis A. King
County Emergency
Kansas News Briefs from Manhattan and Topeka
Kansas State College extension horticulturist Henry L. Lobenstein is on leave to join a Plains project until June 30, with T. W. Patton named to replace him. New appointments include William J. Braun Clifford L Arding William A Wishart and Paul W Griffith as assistant county agents at large and Miss Elen Blair as home demonstration agent in Cloud County. AAA official Hugh L Umphres reports no hearings needed in Kansas on alleged contract violations, aiming for settlements where possible and hearings only to cancel contracts or refund adjustments. Kansas Supreme Court upholds auditor’s refusal to register $198,000 in bonds for El Dorado school building, rejecting a mandamus to register. project funded partly by PWA Swedish Timber.
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Manhattan
Kan
Henry L. Lobenstein
Kansas State College Extension
Plains Ealerbett Project
Harry Umberger
T. W. Patton
Lobenstein
Dean Umberger
William J. Braun
Clifford L. Arding
William A. Wishart
Hugh L. Umphres
AAA
Kansas
Umphrey
Topeka
el Dorado Board of Education
State Supreme Court
PWA
Radio Schedule Highlights for Thursday Evening Nov 14
A dense airwave guide lists WREN KMBC WDAF and other stations airing a wide mix of programs from Talking Lady Lena Tracy to orchestras and serials. Notable items include Popeye Sailor, Death Valley Days, Amos n Andy, and the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra with multiple hourlong features and weather at 12:00.
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Wren
Lena ‘Tracy
DAF
Stanley High
Jack Armstrong
Orphan Annie
KMBC
Tartler
Sport Review
WDAF
Popeye Sailor
Howard Ely
Timmie Allen
Kate Sai Wren
Dick Fiders
Boxke Carter
Manila
WDAE
Rudy Vallee
Teddy Bergmen
Orch
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Wren Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra
Atwater-Kent
Sovdae— Cape
Henry
Death Valley
Walter O'Keefe
America
Horace Heidt
Paul Whiteman
KMERC
Roy Shields
Oh—Ivres
Amos ‘N' Andy
Ratse
Tyne and Marge
WDRE
Bismarck
Bc—Charities
Wdre Ports
Parade
Joe Rines
Neaf
Meredith Willson
Wren—Shandor
Waar Arcadia
George Olsen
Hanny Weeks
WNAF
William Penn Hotel
Phil Scott
Chas. Dornberger
RMNC
Radio and music hour listings fragment scattered across KMBC WDAF WREN
A fragmented broadcast log shows a dense schedule of orchestras ensembles and talks from KMBC WDAF WREN XMBC KBIBC and other stations. It lists performances by Fiddler's Orchestra Jimmie Allen and Dorothy Lamor plus weather forecasts and a debate roundtable led by Gunnar Mykland and education week talks at Lawrence public schools.
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Mr. Dooley
WDAF
Kmbc—Tattler’s
WDAE
Ancele Pave Radio
Jimmie Allen
XMBC
Kansas City Cinca
KMBC
Baake Carter
Easy Aces
Wren
KMEC
Flying Red Horse Tavern
KBIBC
N. Y
Amos 'N
Andy
Dorothy Lamor
Myrt
Marge
Wren—Burs Adlam
Morrison
KMAC
Johnny Hamp
Jesse Crawford
Wren— Shandon
Vaniz
Leon Zoo
KU Rerday
Gunnar Mykland
It,u
C. E. Birch
Lawrence Public Schools
Kanshea
Paul B. Lawson
College of Uberal Arts
Worden Students Celebrate Halloween Party and Achievements
Globe school closed October 25 with only one absence. Two students, Sarah Fae Bond and Janice Oehrle, earned 100 in spelling. A Halloween party followed on October 26 hosted by Miss Ruth Heppner. Numerous families attended. prizes were awarded to Dudly Ulrich and Eben Burgert for best masked. Several local residents hosted gatherings and visits included Arletta Fulton from Lecomp ton.
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Globe
Sarah Fae Bond
Janice Oehrle
Ruth Heppner
Walter Schwartz
Albert Schwartz
Frances
Ruth Breithaupt
Dudly Ulrich
Eben Burgert
Erlin Burgert
Wilmer
Eleanor Nelson
Ivan
Donald Rappard
George Brown
Gilbert
LaVerne Gilges
Wilma Stahel
Alte
Ferne Heffner
Florence Heim
Dorothy Nuffer
Alton Pippett
Herley Lyons
Elmer Wintermantle
Ray Schwalm
Irwin
Earl Reynolds
Alfred Lyons
Frank Showalter
Marvin Rightsmann
Opal
Harold Elm
John Breithaupt
Arletta Fulton
Lecompton
Helen Johanning
Rose Schwalm
Ray
Lyndon
Charles Albright
Alton Piteere
William Ford
Baldwin
Pauline
Oscar
Otto Stoebener
Jessie Shuler
Roy Schwalm
Michael Shhutz
Anna
John
J. W. Johanning
Alvin Joh
Local Socials and Visit Gatherings Reported
A series of short notes lists neighbors and families visiting relatives, hosting dinners, and spending time together across towns including Kansas City hospital visits, dinner hosts John Breithaupt and family, Elmer Winter mantle and Harley Lyons households, and Mrs Christina Helm through Baldwin and Lawrence connections.
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Anning
Ida
Ernest
Zeieeh
John Stoebener
Arnold
Pauline
Oscar
Alto
Floyd Heffner
Ruby Mae
Albert Hornberger
David Heffner
Kansas City
Roy Schwalm
Irvin
John Breithaupt
Walter Schwartz
Otto
Elmer Wintermantle
Harley Lyons
Nellie Wintermantle
Christina Helm
John Elm
George Reynolds
Baldwin
Dudly Gilges
LaVerne
C. L. DeWatteville
Lawrence
Union
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Conway
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