Kansas WPA Release Attacks Governor Landon and Defends New Deal
In a September 30 release from Topeka, WPA publicity director Hugh Amick alleged no protests against FDR or the New Deal were found during a 1,200 mile Kansas survey. He cited a $250,000 soil-saving program as evidence and dismissed political framing as using official business envelopes. The piece also recounts Amick’s La Crosse visit and comments on Democratic prospects in Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Landon
Washington
Harry Hopkins
Dust Bowl
Kansas Bucget
Amick
la Crosse
John J. Ingalls
Fantae
State Will Cool Off Topeka Weather Note
Cooler weather moves into Kansas from the northwest with frost probable in the northwestern corner. Eastern Kansas expected to stay above frost line with temperatures not below 45 to 50 degrees. Federal meteorologist D. Flora cites gradual drop but pleasant autumn temperatures remain in effect.
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Topeka
Kansas
Flora
Rise and Revival of the National Government Debt
Community notes record a weekend church gathering titled Rise, Fall and Rise of the Debt of the National Government. Ministers present included Rev. Eli Wheeler and family from Kansas City, Rev. Clinton Nellis from Lawrence, Rev. W. S. Kitch from Tonganoxie, and others from Merwin, Kansas City, Lawrence, and Prairie Center. Over two hundred attended services, with sessions tracing debt topics, and dinner served at Hesper Academy.
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Helper Friends Church
Eli Wheeler
Elietta
Kansas City
Clinton Nellis
Lawrence
W. S. Kitch
Cherokee
Okla
Tonganoxie
Nager
Edgewood
Merwin
Stella Jenkins
Nellie Harris
Noah Harris
Fred White
Oren D. Dunlap
Maple Grove
Leroy Thorenburg
Prairie Center
Alphis Rees
Thorenburg
Hesper Academy
Georgiana Dolliig
Wallace
Bertha Dolliig
Chicago
Raymond Stanley
Rogert Stanley
Irene Neis
Eudora
Clifford Watson
Topeka
Roy Kurtz
Fred Kock
Ella Sernell
Thomas Thornton
Fffingham
Javan Lindley
Gloria
Jack
Biggs
Calif
C. M. Williamson
Levi Woodard
Keystone Korner Klub
Neil Dalby
Burlington
W. W. Gerstenberger
Eudora High School
C. M. Williamson Woods
Doris Moore
Hopewell School
Theodore Thoren
Louis Brecheisen
Hopewell
Howard Couch
Virginia
Marilyn
Dayton
Ohio
Christinia Kanzig
Sarah Brecheisen
Clearfield
Martial law declared as Bulgaria amid coup fears
Government of Bulgaria decreed a state of siege and martial rule after a cabinet session led by Premier Andre Toscheff. The move aims to quell conspirators planning a coup on the king’s accession anniversary, with the ministry claiming the king’s full confidence and order throughout the nation.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Andre Toscheff
Boris
Scrambled Crossword Clues Across and Down
A fragmented crossword puzzle grid with clues across and down covering varied topics from locomotives and Egyptian symbols to verbs, numbers, and colors. The readable items hint at a mixed wordplay page typical of a daily paper puzzle section.
Vacation Gift in Small Claims Ruling Cites Earned Leave
Vacation gifts from employers to employees in a municipal small claims court case were discussed as value for earned vacation after Rolland Byron was denied judgment for 36 dollars. A separate note proposes peanut oil diversion with AAA benefits as recommended by peanut growers advisory committee in Raleigh. Local social and school events fill surrounding community news with numerous family dinners meetings and harvest activities.
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San Francisco
Rolland Byron
Raleigh, N. CG
HESPER visits and family gatherings noted in local stopovers
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brecheisen and family visited their mother Mrs. Lloyd Smith near Edgerton Sunday. Miss Ruby Parker of Prairie Center stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bird. Earnest Milburn and family traveled to Silver City New Mexico where Ear nest Milburn will work for his son. Lola and Roscoe Plummer with John Plummer visited Luther Klopfenstein. Miss Anna B Snider of Linwood spent weekend with Mrs. Ovid Snider. Eldon Votaw helps Everett Votaw as their parents visit their old home near Oskaloosa. Quarterly meeting held at.
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Ross Smith
Oskaloosa
Walter Brecheisen
Elmer Kurtz
Roy Kurtz
Teddy Kramer
Erwin Kanzig
Howard Couch
Virginia
Marilyn
Christinia Kanzig
Dayton
John Kanzig
Greta
Victor Feldmeyer
Katherine
Dorothy
Kansas City
Jimmie Kanzig
C. W._ Williamson
Iota Phi Phi Club
Bridge
Roger Stanley
Berenice
Luther Klopfenstein
Bobby
Larry
C. E. Reed
Methodist Church
Prairie Center
Bert Rogers
Olathe
Charles
Rosemary Harris
Kansas University
Fred Moll
Eudora
Martha
Henry Giertz
Wilbert Edwards
Billy
Ralph Bagby
Bereniceley
Lawrence
William Boyd
Alice Boyd
Frank
Darlene
Evelyn
Edgerton
Louis Bartz
Ruth
Jean
Howard Kohler
Ray Miller
Maxine
Swope Park
Frank Deay
Edith
Noah Shuler
Overbrook
Dr. Jones
David Studebaker
Beeghley
Wingert
High Prairie
Puckett
Flory
Heaston
Willow Springs
Florine
Lila Boehle
Vivian Rothrock
Gilbert
Winfred Vaughn
John Beeghley
Olive Brown
Baldwin
Roy Shuler
Eula
Marjorie
Oscar Shuck
John Postma
John, Jr
Merrill
Walters
New Paris
Ind
Abe Flory
Wesley
Will Postma
Florence
Laurie
Richard
Webb
Charles Shuck
Laurie Postma
Clarence Flory
Lloyd Shuck
Sylvia Shuler
Clinton
Solon Markley
John Brohammer
Ben
Pearl
Harold
Charlie Brohammer
Eva
Warren
Oscar Brecheisent
Lloyd Smith
Ruby Parker
Tom Bird
Earnest Milburn
Ray Milburn
Betty Jean
Ivan
Silver City
N. M
Jim Allemong
Lola
Roscoe Plummer
John Plummer
Hale
Anna B. Snider
Linwood
Ovid Snider
Irvin Votaw
Eldon Votaw
Everett Votaw
Osklaloosa
Iowa
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U. 5
Hugh Amick
WPA
State
Oscar Brecheisen
Lloyd
Hazel
Janet
Sther Brecheisen
Albert Finley
Peter Brecheisen
J. C. Reed
Salina
Emma Jewett
John Stiner
M. B. Starr
Eva Milburn
Sam Gabriel
Amoretta
Alma Bigby
Ella Burnell
Keith Starr
K. U
Buddy) Rogers
Hollywood
E. Reed
Charles Hemingway
Vinland
Maurice Starr
Mildred Kasberger
John Kasberger
Johnnie
Fred Neis
Ben Neis
Weaver
W.I.T.Y
May Adams
Clem L. Frye
Wellsville
The
Lawrence Business College
Adv
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ole
Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Government of
Huaiyin
China
Kiangsu
Wiener-Neustadt
Austria
Friederich
United Forever
Leningrad
Sonyztekhfilm
England
Liverpool
Ark Royal
L. Afresh
Tuke
Mohammed
Sarcastiai
Harden
Spike of
Risk
Yale
Ogle
Prust Stons
Bea
California
America
Santa Fe Trail
Pacific
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Union Bus Depot
Granada
Massachusetts
Great Lakes
Columbia
Darrell Shuck
Raymond Williams
Selon Markley
Mary Katherine
William
Byron
Johanbe Brohammer
Cynthia Johanning
A. J. Flory
Clara Solberg
Mabel Wingert
Henry Flory
Harve Flory
Harold and
Wayne
Amos Flory
Studenta Hangout
Yo Ini
Bruce Cabot
Judith Allen
Walt’ Disney
Screeno
Jack Benny
Nancy Carroll
Gene Raymond
Hesper
Ass RT Paks
Eae Ee Ad
Dickinson
Gable
Jack London
Willoretta
Jack Oakie
Carl Leemante Presente
Zasu Pitts
Hugh O'Connell
Univeent
Hir i Sahee
Helen Twisster
Elvetee
Dark Angel
Lawrence's
Bargain Theatre
Patee
Tinley
Robert Montgomery
Maureen O’sullivan
Pete Smith
Oddity
Hunters
Ces
Theatre OF the Stars
Eleanor Powell
Robert Taylor
WOMA
G.M
Aureen O’sullivan
Joel McCrea
Adrienne Ames
Lewis Stone
Cape Town
South Africa
Sybil Jason
Duke Art
Tom Belknap
Tolstoy
Garbo
Fredric March
Freddie Bartholomew
David Copper*ield
Anna Karenina
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