The Journal World Since 1935 Editorial Snippets
A October 2 1935 page cites politics on potato crop enforcement filibuster by Huey Long and a lack of appropriation. Governor Landon warns about preventing accidental deaths and remarks on highway dangers. Grasshopper plagues threaten Kansas farms. farmers urged to apply proven pest control methods. Roosevelt notes the division among liberals and the futility of uniting all liberal factions under one banner.
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Postoffice
Lawrence
Kansas
Senate
Huey Long
Wallace
Landon
Roosevelt
Political lines and Roosevelt's trip prompt mixed signals
column discusses party lines and opportunism in Roosevelt speeches on improved economy. notes possible copying of a letter to clergymen, credit to Farley, and comments on Kansas editor Tom Thompson's death. mentions a Rome scene with a hotel window shout about Ethiopia and that Lawrence ministers were not on Farley list.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Theodore C. Alford
the Star
Phil LaFollette
Wisconsin
Farley
Barbara Hutton
Mdivani Haugwitz- Reventlow
Rome
Ethiopia
Italy
First National Bank of Ton ganoxie Opens Doors
The First National Bank of Tonganoxie begins operations at 9 am with $25,000 capital and $2,500 surplus. Local business men organize the bank with Lawrence investors Irving Hill I J Meade and Paul Dinsmore as stockholders. Other notes cover births marriages and family travels including Betty Jean birth, Bessie Handley and Lester Griffin wedding, Nellie Jane birth, and a Wyo move for the Griffin family.
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Tonga
First National Bank of
Tonganoxie
Irving Hill
I. J. Meade
Paul Dinsmore
Lawrence
Knot Hole
Quincey School
Harold Lloyd
Leslie Kuhn
George Beck
Leland Cummings
George Carter
Charles Woolfe
Jack Robinson
Junior McClay
Charles Lescher
Betty Jean
Bessie Handley
Lester R. Griffin
J. R. Hundley
GC. A. Richards
The
Christian Church
Jaspar Griffin
White Iron Beach
Minn
W. C. Simons
St. Cloud
Don Freeman
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A romance themed piece about a woman who yearns for romance and a worried mother lamenting the absence of romance in life. It presents a poet’s perspective on missed affection and emotional longing in a domestic setting.
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
Brother and Sister Shawnee Vie for Student Council
A Shawnee family rivalry shapes the junior high election as Gilbert Shawnee wins the boys’ nomination on the first ballot and Elizabeth Shawnee is chosen by the girls. The nominating convention was held yesterday and the election is set for Tuesday.
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Gilbert
Elizabeth Shawnee
Lawrence Day at Douglas County Fair drew nearly ten thousand
Twenty five years ago Lawrence residents flocked to Woodland Park for the Douglas County Fair, with over 9,000 passing through gates for Lawrence Day. Racing and automobile events dominated the program, pony and obstacle races thrilled attendees, and drivers faced tricky barrels and timed blind laps.
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Woodland Park
Lawrence
Douglas County Fair
Lutz
Carmean
Perkins
Blevins
Donald Hutt
Glenn Charlton
Jack Pennington
A. D. Weaver
Gay
Kansas City
Aileen
Amorette Weaver
Lake View
Students Union
Spotts
Lawrence Boy
Annapolis
Philomatic Club of the Christian Church
Claude Vickery
Forty Years Ago News Roundup October 2
Items from forty years ago include potato sales at 8 cents a bushel, principal Ed O Bryan hospitalized with suspected typhoid, Prof Dyche in New York with meteorite samples weighing 8000 and 800 pounds, Dr Charles J Simmons undertaking six months study in New York, resignation of Y M C A secretary E F Hall due to asthma, Knights of Pythias opening dance October 8, and the university annual address by Hon J W Gleed with a faculty reception for Chancellor Snow and the board of Regents.
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W. J. Flintom
Ed O’bryan
Newton High Schools
Allen
Dyche
New York
Museum of Natural History
KE. U
Hall
Colorado
Knights of Pythias
Messrs
Elwell, Manley
Esterley
Albach
Caldwell
J. W. Gleed
Topeka
University Hall
Gleed
University
Snow
Greed
Board of Regents
Library Hall
Snow Hall
Children Return Home After Box Car Rescue
Gelda King eleven and her brother Louis seven from Fairfax Oklahoma were found tired and hungry in a Santa Fe box car in Arkansas City Kansas. Salvation Army officials cared for them while their father was located. They were placed on a train to Fairfax under conductor supervision.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Gelda King
Louis
Fairfax
Okla
Missouri
Salvation Army
Ted King
Emily Barnes Faces New Life as Husband Changes
Emily Barnes returns home to a slowed pace and a changed life after childbirth ends in tragedy. Edwin, her husband, balances vanity and reliance as she confronts loss, a fragile grocery business, and the ache of an empty room haunted by a child who never came to stay.
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Emily Barnes
Edwin
Altho
Emily
Barnes Grocery Company
Elston
Dr. Proctor
Jeffrey Felton Barnes
White House
Narcissus
Rosebud
Crow's Punishment Ends in Midnight Show Admit
Willy Nilly explains a mishap involving a crow and water from a barrel during a community show. He notes the animals defend him if provoked and asks the crowd to view the incident as an accident. The crow volunteers to accept punishment, while organizers balance losses with their small share, awaiting tomorrow’s outcome.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Crow
Christopher Columbus Crow
Pyelitis in Infants and Adults Linked to Urine Flow Obstruction
Discussion by Dr Iago Galdston explains pyelitis as an inflammatory kidney and ureter condition common in infants and adults. It highlights how impaired urine drainage from kidney to bladder raises infection risk, with pregnancy, stones, and enlarged prostate as frequent obstruction causes.
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New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Mass of Miscellany from Fort Worth and Kansas City
A police car was towed from a restricted zone after officers faced discipline and a five day suspension. Texas Christian University announces Herman the new freshmen football mascot, renamed Hermania after introducing nine baby frogs. In Kansas City, Rev Lester Hartford cites seven children as the reason for his remarriage following his first wife’s death, with his son Alfred passing away during funeral services.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Herman
Texas Christian University
Hermania
Kansas City
Kan
Lester Hartford
Edna White
Hartford
Alfred
Kansas News Briefs of Oct 2 Highlight Local Incidents
Reports from Kansas towns cover a fatal collision near Kingman affecting Pi Dan Goetz and serious injuries to Lawrence Tibbetts. Other items note a $21,000 Walnut bond for a school auditorium, a coal miners wage agreement ending a 10 day strike, and leadership elections in Kansas City Pocahontas lodge. Gov Landon and A G Beck tour Doniphan apple orchards while 1935 crop is noted. Ducks predicted to rise with 25 new lakes, Dodge oyster stew cost over 150 with pearls, Hays State College now has more male students, and seed dealers plan a conference at Kansas State College to avert seed shortages.
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Kingman
Kan
Pi—Dan Goetz
Willowdale
Lawrence Tibbetts
Tibbetts
Dodge City
Harry Dewar
Asid
Paraguay tobacco plant on new air mail stamp face peso 17
Article notes national product emphasis on stamps from Paraguay and other Latin American countries. Describes a triangular air mail stamp from Paraguay featuring a tobacco plant with the caption The tobacco of Paraguay is of excellent quality and a 17 pesos face value. Mentions Colombia Haiti Costa Rica Ecuador Salvador and others highlighting products on stamps. Mentions a coffee plantation in Pittsburgh and an emerald mine shown in accompanying police images.
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Parangy
Paraguay
Salvador
Ecuador
Costa Rica
Colombia
Haiti
Peru
Pittsburgh
Flashes of Life Names and Faces at Local Fair
Philadelphia Danial Boone directs an employment agency in town. Andrew Jackson works as a dentist and George Washington serves as a detective. Fair at Bloomsburg Pa hosts 81st consecutive year with F P Hagen bach visiting. he is 83 and first came with his parents.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Daniel Boone
Andrew Jackson
George Washington
Fan Bloomsburg, Pa
F. P. Hagenbach
Espy
Monaco's Value Introduced Amid Oil and Gold Hub Spotlight
In New Monaco on the French coast, a small principality famed for Monte Carlo introduces a 3.50 franc value linked to mining and oil interests. Puff voices concern about danger in a musty cave as MacDermott offers to show his books.
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MacDermott
Monaco
France
Monte Carlo
Pictorial stamps 1933 issues and rare triangle errors
A review of the 1933 pictorial stamps notes an orange 23-centime olive black design matching the royal palace image. It lists current values up to 20 francs and mentions the Boulder Dam stamp plans with first-day sales in Boulder City on September 10 and other offices October 1. It also discusses rare triangle issues and notable errors from the 1860s, plus Brazil and Bolivia brief items.
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Prince Louis J
Boulder Dam
U. S. Post Office Department
Boulder City
Nev
Radio Programs Wednesday Evening October 2 Schedule
Listings detail KMBC WDAF WREN KMBC and others with music, talks, and serials for October 2 late afternoon to bedtime. Notable items include John Charles Thomas, Town Hall Tonight, Jack Armstrong, Little Orphan Annie, and Amos ’n’ Andy with orchestras and organists across stations.
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KMEC
Tracy
Isab Wanade
Orphan Annie
Jack Armstrong
Myra —Ittbere Foote
WDAF
KMBC
Tatiler
Uncle Ezra
KMBUC
Howard Ely
So Ren
Dick Blake
NBC
Kate Smith
City Voices
Wren
Boake Carter
Johnnie
R R. Hutchise
Wayne King
House of Glass
Burms and Allen
John Charles Thomas
Kestelanetz
Town Hall
KMDBC
Hugh Johnson
Sing Sing
Bale
Lud Gaskin
W —Stonts
WIDAF
Ray Noble
Alfred = Smith
Pracety Daf
Amos
N’ Andy
Dorothy Lamour
Robey Standee
Rex
KMDC
Orrin Tucker
Bismarck
Wdae—Terrace Gardens Orch
Stanley High
Little Orphan Annie
WDA
Oan
Jeri
Kmhc—Tattler's
Ann Lester
Popeye
KMSC
Dick Fidler
Nuke Carter
Wren—Theatre Review
Phil Rega
Baty
Allec
Teddy Bergman
Kelodeonm Daly
Capt
Henry
Leath Valey
Karl Hoff
Abe Loman
Joe Rines
Hert Dernie
K Ry
Johnny Hamp
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Louis King
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Marian Sims
Sundown
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Walnut
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Pocahontas
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Wichita
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Read Pace
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Order of Red Men
Wathena
Alf M. Landon
Clarence V. Beck
Doniphan County
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Pratt
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Hans
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Hays State College
Manhattan
Kansas State College
J. W. Zahnley
Ocuffy
Ium
United States
Cape of Good Hopes
Sao Paulo
Brazil
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Bolivia
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