Growing Kingdom in Arts and Roosevelt Moves
A Lawrence student explores design at the Chicago Art Institute and is advised to enroll in the KU design program. Faculty art exhibits and radio programs showcase high standards at the school of fine arts. President Roosevelt disavows radical support, while radicals seek gradual gains and align with the New Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Chicago Art Institute
Department of Design
Pat K. U
School of Fine Arts
Roosevelt
Browder Arrest Sparks Debate on Free Speech and Security
The Terre Haute arrest of Earl Browder, Communist Party presidential candidate, raises questions about free speech and government defense. Supporters urge allowing Browder to speak as a risky but essential right, while critics seek lawful remedies. The piece contrasts views on social security policy and the unmatched scope of the program as a warning against hasty commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Browder
Communist Party
Terre Haute
Browder
Landon
Filene Foundation
la Follette
Progress in Fine Arts Concert Course Promises High Rank
Announcement from the University highlights steady growth of the School of Fine Arts under Dean Donald M Swarthout and faculty. The concert course links public appreciation to slow growing cultural value. Featured artists are of high rank and Kansas audiences are assured unmatched concerts. The school shows faithful work across music and other arts with noted composer Charles Skilton names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Fine Arts
Donald M. Swarthout
Fine Arts
Jist
Kansas
Charies
Skilton
Readers urge balanced editorials on Maryland poll results
Letters criticize partisan bias in the Journal World urging printing both sides of politics. The writers reference a Baltimore Sun poll showing Roosevelt at 62.92 percent and Landon at 36.40 percent, noting Maryland as a barometer state and urging fair coverage as national trends loom. They cite Maine as a comparison and sign as Wendell & Holmes from Washington, D.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
G.U.P
Reaers
Ma. Landon
Mr. Knox
Douglas County
Maryland
Baltcimore Sun
Sun
Roosevelt
Landon
Baltimore City
Maine
World Almanac
Nominnee
Wendell & Holmes
Washington, D.C
Kansas to Open Season with Washburn in Topeka
Kansas men open the football season tomorrow at Stadium field with Coach Franklin Cappon sending a Jayhawker eleven against Washburn College of Topeka coached by George Woodward. The game is Cappon’s first KU offering. the night shirt parade follows at 7 45 led by cheerleader Bill Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Stadium Field
Franklin C. Cappon
Jayhawker
Washburn College
Topeka
George “Rock” Woodward
KK. U
Cappon
K. U
Bill Rice
Lawrence
A. D. Weaver
Round Corner Drug Co
Journal-World
Douglas County
Charles Curtis
Ben 5 S. Paulen
Court House
Givencourt
Roland Stover
Josephine Edmonds
Ernest Pontius
Musetta Brown
Chester Jones
KU university appoints education professor to lead appointment bureau
Dr Earl W Anderson named Professor of Education in charge of the University Teaching Appointment Bureau succeeding W H Johnson who founded the department in 1903. Johnson is praised as a beloved figure at the University in Lawrence. John Levi, pro baseball player with Harrisburg, visits Lawrence with former friends. Also: birth of Emil Reheri, son of Mr and Mrs Emil Guntert on September 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Liscum
Evelyn Swarthout
Hazel Shirar
Freda Ault
Louise Hoxey
Herbert Weatherby
Nancy Wilcox
Herbert MclKone
Frederick Burmett
Kathleen Asher
W. i H. Johnson
Earl W. Anderson
University of Kansas
W. H. Johnson
Johnson
John Levi
Harrisburg
Lawrence
J. B. Russell
San Francisco
Russell Pitzpatrick
Sally
Abstract Business Sold to Clement in Germania Iowa
Judge L. B. Steel announced the sale of his abstract business to Jude J. T. Clement of Germania Iowa. Clement will take possession Monday and join Judge Steel in law practice at the Eldridge in Lawrence. The Steels will move in today, with furniture to arrive soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude J. T. Clement
Germania
Iowa
John Spargo
Adrian M. Newens
Cong
Pr. Cadman
Durbar Bell Rincers
Lawrence
Fireman Wins Prize At Parade In Topeka Event
Forty years ago a Lawrence fireman, Will Reinisch, won best appearing fireman in the Topeka parade and received a box of cigars. Three Lawrence men joined the parade. University Hall is the main Lawrence amusement venue, boosting attendance for the Chicago Festival Orchestra concert. Announcements in Lawrence note the marriages of Miss Dorothy Topping in Ottawa and Miss Harriet Cook to Sami W. Moore. Douglas County Prohibitionists met to name a county ticket with James Clark as State Senator and L H Tuttle as representative among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
University Hall
Chicago Festival Orchestra
Dorothy Topping
Ottawa
F.A. Bailey
New England
Philadelphia
Washington
Florida
Pensacola
Jacksonville
Staunton
Harriet Cook
Sami W. Moore
J. M. Lewis
D. [. Manley
Miss Gilmore
Phillips
Hart
Chapter 42 Decision and Irma's Death Shatters a Pact
Carol and Blake confront a fragile vow as Irma's suicide shocks them and exposes the consequences of their affair. Blake prepares to leave for a train with Irma’s death note on the record while Carol faces mercy, guilt, and a plan to stay by him after the scandal. Cornelia will visit to offer blunt counsel and clear the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Blake
Pat
Pan
Fane
Tram
Drake
Fabretti
Irivia
Irma
Thea Sxorrie and Mrs Quacker Converse in Puddle Mudie
The tale features Mrs Quacker and Mrs Quacker discussing rain and sun and their effects on Puddle Mudie residents. They joke about nature’s actions for their town, noting people feel blue when it rains and the sun is absent. The dialogue reveals whimsy and playful city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quackerville
Mrs. Quacko
Mrs. Quacker
Puddie Middle
How's Your Health Man and Food
In this excerpt the author references Feuerbach's idea that "Man is what he eats" and notes nutrition as a newly developed precise science shaping modern medicine. It emphasizes nutrition's broad influence across medical fields and its hopeful impact on future welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Feuerbach
Fundamentals of Good Nutrition and Health Impacts
The text argues that man is what he eats and good nutrition rests on fundamentals rather than meticulous dieting. It lists essential foods like cereals, dairy, eggs, vegetables, legumes, fruit, meat, and water, then outlines health risks from deficiencies such as thyroid and nerve issues, rickets, fertility problems, delayed healing, and weakened resistance to infections.
Flashes of Life: Divorce suit filed as husband dies
AP round up notes Mrs Emma Jones in Washington Court House acts to divorce John Jones who died in an auto crash. She had arranged the divorce with her attorney days earlier and did not inform him of the death. Other brief items: chicken theft in Kinston, a rooster mischief card. Bechthold fined for liquor possession. stolen license plates fooling a patrolman in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Blake
Cornelia
Ey Marien
Sinte
Washington Court House
Emma Jones
John Jones
Common Pleas Court
Minneapolis
Eugene Gilbert
Stillwater
Minn
Valley items and obituaries from Valley Grove and nearby
W C Flory clerked the large sale of Mr McKills on Friday. Robert Graham, once a local pupil, now with grandparents in Reno attends Tonganoxie high school as a junior. Robin Charles named for a newborn. Several families travel to Topeka for errands and visits. Clawson States dies at 71 near here, brother-in-law to Shrader family. Avice Vanderpool shines at Jefferson County fair with prizes for nut bread sponge cake work kit and dresser scarf. Helen M Bowen returns to San Diego after mother’s death. Mr and Mrs Richard Petrie host dinner for Lawrence guests. Mrs Russell Stewart visits Lawrence for work.
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W. C. Flory
McKills
Robert Graham
Topeka
Reno
Tonganoxie High School
Robert
Robin Charles
Earl Beard
James Holliday
Merle Holliday
Grover Husted
All Stove Io
David Blevins
George
Blevins
Carrie Thompson
Emmett Thompson
Fred Thompson
Oskaloosa
C. E. Bliss
E. D. Shaw
Clawson States
Here
Mr. States
Shrader
Lillian. Shrader
Avice Vanderpool
Jefferson County
Valley Falls
Avice
E. E. Vanderpool
Helen M. Bowen
San Diego
Calif
Fnday
Richard Petrie
Walter A. Dunbar
Charles Hayes
Lawrence
Petrie
Charles A. Petrie
Bobbie Petrie
Russell Stewart
Stewart
Leonard Denning
Wilbur
Miss Mae Wright
Easton
Denning
Melvin Mettheehece
Melvin
Emery
Miss Wright
Shaw
Chester
Mach
Ford
Clab
Ira Ward
Harold Skeet
Kansas City
Veda Dunbar
Buena Petrie
Ruth Rose
Raymond Rrvbayre
Constipation Relief With Adlerika Advertised
Chronic constipation plagued a reader for decades and years of painful symptoms. After trying Adlertrix relief came quickly and allowed normal meals again including sausage, bananas, and pie. The testimonial claims sound sleep and revived life quality with Adlerika from C. G. Coa Gruggiat.
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Adlertrix
Adlerika
C. G. Coa
Gruggiat
Poor Pa by Claude Callan Poor Pa by Claude Callan
Local column reproduces a quirky, fragmentary rural notices bundle recounting encounters with a pipe line project near Topeka, a July 4 club celebration with Chester district visitors, and multiple brief community signals. Names include Nora Loesch, Mrs. Shaw, Emery Wilbur, Mae Wright, the Denning trio, and Harold Skeet with Lawrence and Oskaloosa mentions.
Radio Programs and Broadcast Schedule Update
A dense listing of radio programs across stations WREN KMBC WDAF and others for Thursday evening October 1 and Friday October 2, noting shows like Singing Lady Renfrew Little Orphan Annie and Eveline Evening Prelude along with orchestras and variety acts. It mentions Harold Skeets assisting with wheat farming, offered a Kansas City job with a former employer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
KMBC
Dick Tracy
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
Kmbc—Renfrew
KMLJ
Stasta
Wren—Rubinoff
KMEC
WREX
Barry McHinley
Songa
Leake
NHG
Kate Smith
Rudy Vallee
Knox
Surerion
Roosevelt
WDAE
al Smith
Major Bowes
WDAKF
Bob Burns
Helen Traubel
Songaarle Smith
Chard Himber
Frudio
Wiliam Hard
Autus
Andy
Russ Morgan
Bismarck
Sr-Wren
Ray Noble
Kmbec—Sports Review
Stevens Orch
Eddy Duchin
Ilwe
Wren—Shandor
KMB
Vincent Lopez
Chez Taree Orch
Paul Martel
Tletel Eiutisei
A.wren
Ee Little
Orphan Annie
Kontrow
FrAnk Murrell
WMRC
Popery
WDAB
Dimendily Sons
Deis
Trene Riehl Treadway
LaMusica Prageany
Sandeath
Sestelieta
Oreh
Ered Waring
Hollywood
Wiredwin Stara
Mark Warnew
Orch
Imi Bile Silt
Reil Grange
Vivian Chiesa
Earl Browder
Goose Creek Parson
WDAP
Hotel Bismark Orch
Navarre
Hotel
Shandon
Terrace Orch
Graysin's Orth
Shaw
WeAab
Vfort
Organ
Woy
Nahil Gardens Orch
Flee Wark
KMHC
Milvight
KFRU
Harold Skeets
Kans Aas City
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Tutehinsan
L. Whipple
Henry Asher
Silo Sorority
M Miller
Greisinger
Bether Shaw
San
California
New York
Mu Phi
Thea Sxorrie _ as
New York Academy of Medicine
Jago Galdston
Tomarru
Kinston
N. C
Carl Thigpen
Lodi
Abraham Bechthold
Valley Grove
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Nora
Publishers Syndicate
Apaleft
BES Op
Aerean Peerhad
Chicago
College Inn
Nadio Circus
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