National Representatives and Isolation Debate Commentary
A collection of notices lists National Representatives with office locations in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles and more. The piece discusses isolationism as a possible U S policy amid European crises, citing Woodring and others. It notes varied opinions on trade, preparedness, and the political climate under the President.
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
Future Obligation and the Soldier Bonus Debate
Governor London comments on President Roos evelt's Pittsburgh remark that the soldier bonus is not a future obligation. He notes the bonus was funded by bonds, creating a future government debt. He warns that shifting debt among creditors obscures the true financial burden and increases overall interest.
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London
Roosevelt
Pittsburgh
Swing in Missouri shifts sentiment toward London
Literary Digest poll shows Missouri moving from Roosevelt to London as Republicans gain ground. Indications grow that Republican chances improve in Missouri this year and highlight Kansas City registration abuses. Investigation reveals padded rolls and intimidation by the Democratic machine to suppress Republican workers seeking to expose false registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Literary Digest
Roosevelt
London
Kansas City
Roosevelt Road A Campaign Feature Cited by Journal
The Topeka State Journal notes some Democrats back President Roosevelt not for his record but in spite of it. They pledge support hoping the next administration will pursue a changed policy if Roosevelt is re elected.
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National Guard Association
United States
Woodring
Y Woodring
Topeka State Journal
Roosevelt
Old Home Town Choral Union to Open Year’s Work
The Lawrence Choral Union plans its fourth year starting October 12 under Dean D. M. Swarthout with King Olaf by Edward Elgar as the chosen work. The group has grown to over 500 voices in three years and aims for a strong season amid local cultural events.
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Choral Union
Lawrence Choral Union
D. M. Swarthout
King Olaf
Edward Elgar
Cardinals
Yankee Stadium
N. Y
St. Is Cardinals
Yankees
Shawkety
Shecker
Alexander
A.W. Cunningham
Laway
Topeka
Cunningham
Indiana Street
Tanner Springs
League of Kansas Municipalities
Newton
William R. Reinisch
FE. Gray
Emmett J. Holland
W. H. Hayter
Paul Ingels
Henry Smith
Buddy” Rogers
Charles
Buddy" Rogers
KK. LA
Olathe
Lawrence
Bowersock Theater
Buddy
Thi Psi House
Wings
Clara Bow
Evangeline May Guy
Ralph L. Sneegas
Fort Scott
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
Cartoon caption by Claude Callan features a humorous domestic moment. The strip centers on a neighborly exchange about chores and a character named Ma, reflecting light hearted family life in 1936 syndicated humor.
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
First lodge meeting and anniversary events in Robinson gym
Reading notes show the lodge will begin its first business meeting, with the first anniversary celebrated at Robinson Gymnasium, University. Also reported are social events: wedding invitations for Clare Jaedicke and Thomas Burtch, a bridge whist in honor of Miss Jaedicke, a luncheon, and thimble party. Also mentions Rollin Cook returning to Kansas, plans near Eudora, and fashion observations at a KU Baker football game.
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Robinson Gymnasium
Rollin Cook
Kansas
Oklahoma
Eudora
K. U
Baker
Leona Curtis
Topeka
Francis Jaedicke
Clare Lillian
Thomas Wendell Burtch
Miss Jaedicke
Erma Fischer
Mr. Burtch
Howard Bigelow
Gardner
W. C. Payne
Nelle Hudson
Clare Jaedicke
Mona Eberle
Jaedicke
Clarence Hall
Nelle
Dolman
F. P. Smith
Tennessee Street
How's Your Health Migraines Facts and Advice
A concise medical note on migraine causes and triggers. It notes hereditary factors and frequent recurrence, outlines precipitating elements such as eyestrain and diet, and advises avoiding stress and using sedatives only under a physician's guidance to lessen attacks.
Tomorrow Rapture of Christopher's Return
A mix of medical guidance on migraine causes and a fictional scene with Christopher Columbus Crow and Top Notch in a mystery. The text juxtaposes health advice with a narrative about horned figures and a covert house, hinting at developing clues and dialogue.
Flashes of Life From a Wacky World
A collage of odd local-scene items: 17 year old Blake Garrett, 6 foot 300 pound Fountain Inn guard, a golf ball presque in Judge Wood’s hip pocket at East Lake, a blind 12 year old Eagle Scout Donald Lafrenz excels tying knots, Deputy Sorenson chases two Indians on a bench warrant, and Kansas City Mayor Bryce Smith gets lost leaving a convention.
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Fountain Inn
8. C
Blake Garrett
Atlanta
Jesse M. Wood
East Lake Country Club
Piedmont
Calif
Donald Lafrenz
Woman admits shooting farmer in self defense
Elkhart October 9 County Attorney Oscar Perkins released a statement from Mrs Mamie Reeves Walsh Colo in which she admitted fatally shooting W H McClennan Richfield farmer. He said Reeves claimed self defense after visiting the farm with Cecil Es Yick Walsh Colo and leaving the house when the farmer emerged with a revolver and Reeves with a shotgun.
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Elkhart
Oscar Perkins
Mamie Reeves
Walsh
Colo
W. H. McClennan
Richfield
Perkins
Reeves
Cecil Es Yick
McClennan
The Wrong Murderer chapter tense dance scene
Terence Mahony returns from China to uncover a kidnap plot led by Ambrose Lawson. He tailors his plan to kidnap Elsa Little during a masked Albert Hall dance, watching Elsa and rivals as unmasking nears. Lawson’s true aims and Elsa’s movements set the perilous stage.
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Terence Maho
China
Billy
Ambrose Lawson
Terence
Lawson
Elsa Little
Inewe
Stir Ami
Ip Lawson
Littles
Mr. Little
Mahony
Ross
Elsa
Vincent Little
Albert Hall
Queen of Hearts
Charles
McNutt Attacks Landon In Kansas Campaign Stop
Governor McNutt of Indiana campaigned in Leavenworth Kansas accusing the Republican party of lacking new ideas for half a century. He praised FDR as the greatest peacetime president and asserted the 1932 platform and later Democratic record show achievements despite not reducing expenditures.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
American Legion
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Republican
McNutt
Democratic
Landon
Hoover
Harding
Coolidge
Kansas Food Dealers Protest College Co op Promotion
Emporia October 9 The Kansas Food Dealers association adopts protest resolutions at its annual meeting opposing teacher promoted consumer cooperatives in state colleges. Other measures call for repeal of the cigaret tax, against one day selling, and for anti-discrimination and fair trade laws. Elected officers include W A Gossage Hutchinson president and J B Godfrey Kansas City treasurer. Topeka to host the 1937 meeting.
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Emporia
Kansas Food Dealers Association
Sune
W. A. Gossage
Hutchinson
Frank Barren
Topeka
J. R. Harvey
J. B. Godfrey
Kansas City
Austin Phillips
Augusta
Barber School Notes Fourth and fifth grades create bird cages
Fourth and fifth graders made bird cages from fountain straws and prepared board plaques for art. Spelling stars include Leslie Harrell, Evelyn Harrell, and Mary Coffman with perfect scores. Robby Peterson earned a grade daily in reading and arithmetic. Second graders showcase a strong poster collection. no absences or tardies this month. Visiting Hazel Rose stayed with the Button family. Carver family visit from Ozawkie. Kanwaka store history noted.
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Leslie
Evelyn Harrell
Mary Coffman
Robby Peterson
Hazel Rose
Williamstown
Olin Button
Carver
Alice
Ozawkie
Carter Stanwix and Pierson
Radio Programs Tonight and Sunday Listings in Old Newspapers
Radio schedule items list Friday evening October 5 with KMBC WDAF WREN and WRI programs, including singers, orchestras and clubs. Saturday night features KMBC Your Hit Parade Phil Harris and Tommy Dorsey, WDAF and WREN blocks. Sunday shows include WREN Weather Forecast and Midnight Headlines with various orchestras and bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDAF
KMBC
WREN
Nickelodeon
Jacques Fray
Orc
WRE
Tommy Dorsey
Avalon Club
Orch
Noble
KME
WDPAF
Biltmore Hotel
KMAC
Herbie Kay
Johnny Hamp
Bernie
Cocoanut Grove
Wren—Rift
Wiliams
Phil Harris
Lotus Gardens
LDS Radio
Nin the Street
Chair Quartette
Irene
Lipley
Nk You
Srusia
Eside
Rd Himberc
Sunset Dreams
Eddy
Wed Will Court
Eddie Cantor
Walter Winchell
Petreit Symphony
Whiteman
dEwitt
Hill
Tre Smith
Bunch
Ak—Hyetel Stevens
Rand Terraca
Cent Lopez
Local Social Notes And Family Visits
Mrs. Charles Houk is seriously ill. Frank Houk Alfred Peart and Marvin attended a birthday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bidinger home for Grandpa Unger’s birthday. Mr. Stuart of Lawrence bought the former Anna Mitchell farm. Mrs. Julia Doane of Oklahoma visited Piersons last week. Frederick Farrier returned home from Anderson Mo with aunt Mrs. Ervin Clark and family. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schellhorn and son spent Sunday with Mrs. Schellhorn’s parents the Houks.
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Charles Houk
Frank Houk
Alfred. Peart
Marvin
Jake Bidinger
Grandpa Unger
Stuart
Lawrence
Anna Mitchell
Julia Doane
Oklahoma
Pierson
Frederick Farrier
Anderson
Ervin Clark
Richard Schellhorn
Schellhorn
Surface and Holls Lee Visit T R Wiggins Sunday
Mr and Mrs Surface and Holls Lee spent Sunday at T R Wiggins, a social gathering noted in local society circles.
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Mrs. Surface and
Holls Lee
T. R. Wiggins
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Journal-World
the World Company
W. G Simmons
A. W. Murkhay
Rolph Simons
Massachusetts Street
Associated Press
F Ormot
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Postoffice In Law
Tenne
New York Times
David Lawrence
Mussolini
Galeazzo Ciano
Anthony Eden
Eden
Europe
Foreign Office
Roosevelt Road
Fraternal Aid Association
Publishers Syndicate
al Harris
Friends Church
Emporia Gazette
J. B. Shearer & Co
Fairbanks
Roxanna Davis
Denver
Miss Davis
West
Western School Journal
J. B. Foraker
Union Pacific
Ohio
Engle Leaven
Abilene
J. H. Engle
Engle
University
Kansas University Weekly
Kansas University
College of Emporia
McCook Field
A. Schall
E. B. Schall
Schall
New Hampshire Street
Kappa
New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Christopher
Mary Graham Bonner
Christopher Columbus
Crow
Top Notch
Tam
Brigham City
Utah
Fred Sorenson
Washakie Reservation
Ans Pelope
Sorenson
Municipal Auditorium
Bryce R. Smith
Hugh Clevely
Ps Ad
M’nutt
Jack Armstrong
Annie
Waring
Teamidon
Shep Fielis
James MM
Preek Parson
Ight Club
Ain Hari
Amy Kennedy
Leybarbs Oreh
Paree
Ameuncerd
KML
Olation
Silent Roosevelt
Ment Roosevelt
Hit
Diamond City News
Geeta
Ace Tq
Colgate’s
Williams
Cooper Blades
Hinds H. & A
Marie Astor
Rankin
Rankin’s
Columbia
Urs Seka
Cial
Chesterfie Ud Orchestra
Nino Marting
Ree Naeynes
Andre Kostelanetz
Kay Thompson
Ray Heatherton
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