Kansans rally for Landon and strong election turnout
In Kansas, Second district Republicans urge full legislative support for Governor Landon’s White House bid and a concerted effort in senatorial and congressional races. Senators Capper and Representative Guyer are cited as seasoned lawmakers aiding the district. A joke notes a presidential train delay caused by women shopping for yarn, illustrating boondoggling delays.
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Congress
Landon
House of Representatives
United States Senate
Kansas
White House
Arthur Capper
U. S. Guyer
President's Son Faces Scrutiny Over Aviation Plot
The article discusses Elliott Roosevelt linked to a purported plan to influence U.S. aviation for selling aircraft to Russia. It notes readers doubted he originated the scheme, argues the real planners sought him for leverage, and stresses the need for caution by those close to government to avoid greed-driven schemes. Senator Nye cites legality, while political leaders trade statements on the issue.
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Elliott Roosevelt
United States
Russia
White House
Nye
Senate Munitions Committee
Political tensions and campus rumors in a wary year
A column notes 1932 Democratic gains and Vermont leaning, Russia orders a blockade of the Portuguese coast affecting Spanish aid, Helgoland fortifications ring Germany, and a Smith College political clash hints at strong campus spirit. Roosevelt dedicates Kansas City auditorium without naming it. sports talk omits scores.
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Russia
France
Great Britain
Portugal
Rusia
Kansas Schools Answering Public Inquiries About Education
Coffeyville Journal notes that Kansas teachers wages and school closures are misrepresented by opponents. It states that the governor has no control over teacher wages or district closures, that only a few districts consolidate due to economy, and that illiteracy rates favor Kansas over California and Pennsylvania. It urges readers to verify via State Superintendent Markham and to distrust partisan claims.
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Journal
Kansas
Landon
London
Pennsylvania
Coffeyville
California
United States
Markham
Coffeyville Journal
Letters to the Editor Critique of New Deal messaging
A reader questions if new dealers tailor claims by audience noting debt claims to corporations farmers and consumers. The letter, from Mrs H M Brownlee of Falls City Nebraska, discusses robberies arrest record of Carl Dickinson and others in Nebraska and Kansas.
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New Deal
H. M. Brownlee
Falls City
Neb
Ove
Carl Dickinson
Hiawatha
Kan
Gates
Dickinson
Clifford
Norman Ogden
Rule
eSeen
Indians and Frontiers Life Fascinate Queen Marie Visit
The Old Home Town pages recount Queen Marie and her two children showing interest in Indians and frontier life, with hopes to visit Manhattan Island and view the skyline during a quarantine disembarkation plan. A football rally drew about 1500 students at thirteenth and Oread streets, featuring a dog calling contest won by Marvin Larson of Scandia.
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Marie
New York
Manhattan Island
Thirteenth and
Oread Streets
Bill Rice
Aggies
Marvin Larson
Scandia
Larson
Aggieville
Richard Anderson
Elizabeth Shawnee
Inez Johnson
Oread High School
Arkansas City High School
Louise LaBrant
Colonial
F. H. Hodder
Wilma Miller
Laura Rankin
Marguerite Emerey
A. D. Wilcox
Local Society Notes and Events in Lawrence
Miss Maggie Beil Long visits Kansas City before Salina move. Mrs W C Lasssn and son Harry plan Sa ina trip. Riverview Club forms with prize winners Mrs George Kuhne and Mr Charles Decker. Irene Sick wed Fred Hubner in Kansas City home ceremony. Mrs Emeline Pankhurst to visit Lawrence for suffrage speech. Edmonds Store sold to Gus Wahl. Claude Dicker loses fingertip tips in saw accident at Haskell Institute. L H S forms a real band led by Mr Brown.
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Maggie Beil Long
Kansas City
Laula Long
Salina
W. C. Lanssn
Harry
Saina
Junius Underwood
George Kuhne
Charles Decker
John Sauer
Ite
Lawrence
Ina Sick
Hubner
Connecticut Street
Pankhurst
Emeline Pankhurst
W. A. Johnson
Kansas Equal Suffrage League
Edmonds
T. V. Edmonds
Gus Wahl
Mr. Wahl
Claude Dicker
Haskell Institute
Dicker
Haskell
Dick’s Hall
Brown
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
Nell quits arguing and no longer aims to arouse Jim's sympathy. The line hints she stirred his hope for a younger wife, reflecting a blunt, period voice in this Claud Callan piece.
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Poor PA
Claude Callan
Nell
Jim
Pualishere Syndicatei
Band to play at all football games this year
Miss Dora Mundy ends long Innes store tenure and will start as bookkeeper at Wagstaff grocery Monday. The item notes band involvement at football games and staff changes at local shops.
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Dora Mundy
Innes
Wagstaff
Mondey
McKinley club forms as parade nears. weddings mark week
Forty years ago a McKinley club of sixty five members organized by high school boys plans to enroll many. Officers are Joe Cones president Otis Perkins vice president Landis treasurer and Phillips secretary Learnard Wilder Unity church hosts a wedding uniting Miss Georgene Wilder and Mr Tracy Learnard with Kappa Kappa Gamma members in attendance. The couple planned a reception at Mr and Mrs Harry O Popener's home and a wedding trip to St Louis Memphis and the south, returning to 712 Kentucky street after December 1. A second quiet wedding takes place at J M Hanselman near Kanwaka as Christina Hanselman wed Samuel Bucheim Jr officiated by Rev A L Goudy. Miss Martha Snow heads to Manhattan for a YWCA conference.
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McKinley Club
Joe Cones
Otis Perkins
Landis
Phillips
Learnard
Luther Thrasher
Burton Savace
Mabel Curry
Maude Nichols
Harry O. Popener
Kentucky Street
Paul R. Brooks
St. Louis
Memphis
J. M. Hanselman
Christina Hanselman
Samuel Bucheim Jr
A. L. Goudy
Kanwaka
Martha Snow
Manhattan
Y.w.cla
The Wrong Murderer Chapter Nine Mirage in Hampstead
Terence Mahony, aided by Billy Ross, rescues Elsa Little from Ambrose Lawson’s gang but tragedy follows as Elsa recalls a voice from the dance. Inspector Kennedy grows convinced Mahony’s innocence hinges on a memory. Mahony confronts Mulgrave, threatening murder to force answers about a missing society girl, Miss Fraser.
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Billy Rosas
Terence Mahony
Abe
Elsa Little
Ambrose Lawson
Terence
Elsa
Ansett
Inspector Kennels
Mr. Litee
Isa
Inspector Kennedy
Billy Ross
Mr. Mahony
Mr. Mahany
Billy
Lawson
Mahony
Mulgrave
Hugh Clerely
In the House With Willy Nilly by Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly and friends search a house after noticing muddy footprints and an open back door. They call out and meet a mournful cow in the living room who speaks of twins, hinting at a mysterious presence inside the home.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Christopher
Christo- Ppack
Tulsa youth found dead from gunshot wound
C T Everett jr 20 son of the National Bank of Tulsa vice president was found dead at his home with a .38 pistol beside him inside a clothes closet. Deputies say the wound appears self-inflicted and despondency for several days is noted. the family heard no shot.
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Tulsa
Okla
C. T. Everett
The
National Bank of Tulsa
John Burnett
Nate Martin
Furnett
Fumes Fatal to Kansan in Garage Accident
Homer Householder 22 was found unconscious in his Wichita garage last night and died in hospital. County coroner Dr. G C Davis ruled the death accidental, caused by carbon monoxide fumes inhaled while working on his motor car. Gilbert Johnson, a friend, broke into the garage and found him.
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Wichita
Kan
Homer Householder
G. C. Davis
Sedgavick
Davis
Gilbert Johnson
Flashes of Life: Odd Local Tales From Across Town
Humorous short items describe Harriet Bush’s 85th birthday cotton pick, a Columbus knife incident blamed on a passing car tire, a taxi stuck in mud leading to a $4.35 fare, William Hickey’s doctor visit with few losses, a man extracting two teeth himself, and a doorless coin box booth touted at a Chicago convention for privacy and comfort.
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Oklahoma City
Robert Vaughn
Vaughn
Genoa
Neb
William Hickey
Chicago
Oread School Picnic Delights Students At R Browns Grove
After two postponements the annual all school picnic for Oread students was held at R Browns Grove Tuesday afternoon. About 125 students and friends enjoyed games including touch football volleyball and horse shoe followed by camp fires roasting wieners and steaks and toasting marshmallows. Coffee and candy bars cooled the event. Tomorrow night the senior class sponsors a party for students supervisors and student teachers. Jimmie Mitschele press-
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Oread
R Brown’s Grove
Jimmie Mitschele
Local officials name committees and school talks on history
NCLE Abner notes Robbins should spend his own money while a slate of committee chairs is announced including music Naoma Rummee publicity Ralph Malo decorations Larry Osmond and refreshments Hetty Lou Grant. Miss Marcel Rich spoke on Queen Mary to an American history class with hall students attending. Jack Moore assists Orcad with percussion and brass. Dr F O Russell teaches sociology classes as Dr Smith is away in Rochester. Ruth E Litchen takes over a class during the absence. J P Puffinbarger travels to Miltonvale Kan for an educational clinic.
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Marcel Rich
Dean Schwegler
Europe
Miss Rich
F. O. Russell
Orcad Training School
W. R. Smith
Rochester
Ruth FE. Litchen
Tr. Smith
Premature Baldness and Its Limits in Treatment
The article notes premature baldness commonly begins around 18, often complete by 30, with crown hair loss and a fringe of hair at the sides. Heredity and possible endocrine imbalance are factors. mental overwork may worsen it. While not curable, hygienic care and scalp treatment can slow progression under dermatological guidance. Tomorrow-Reducing the Appendix Toll.
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights October 1
Radio programs across KMBC WREN WDAF and others fill the evening with singing Lady Armstrong Korban orchestras and classic variety acts. Listings include NBC Jamboree Major Bowes Show Boat Walter Huxman and a late night weather forecast with multiple station IDs and hour marks.
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Wren
KMBC
Dick Tracy
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
Annia
Trenfrow
KMBUC
Stusia
WDAK
Wren—Ropinoff
KMLA
Rubinoff
Walter Huxman
Hooke Carter
Kate Sith
Rudy Waltee
Tie—Wren
NBC
Col
Knox
KMD
William Hard
Ames
Andy
The
Rhythm Makers
Kallbc
Bismarck Orch
Phil Ohman
Orch
Jack Starr
WDAP
Hotel
Stevens Orch
Harry Reser
KMB
Vincent Lopez
Jerry Gardens Orch
Bobby Haynes
Phil Harris
WDAE
Edison Orch
WRE
Kmbbu
Boake Carter
Irene Rich
Sam
WIRED
Fredt Waring
Hollywood Hotel
Wien
True Story Court
Shep Fields
KMRC
Mark Warnaw
KMIC
Erle Smith
Red Grange
Vivian Chiesa
Elza Shallert
Tinose Creek
Grand Terrace Orch
Russ Morgan
Hickory House
KMAC
Pick Stabile
AVCAP
Jesse Crawford
Oriental Gardens Orch
EMBC
Hi Y Officers Attend District Meeting At Garnett
Liberty Memorial high school Hi Y officers led by president Bob Morrison traveled to Garnett for a district Hi Y meeting. Accompanying them were sponsor R E Wood and members Edwin Price Joe Drake John Krum Robert Nellis Harry Frazee Billy Hunzicker David Whitney Henry Holtzelaw Russell Miller and others.
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Hi-Y
Liberty Memorial High School
Garnett
R. E. Wood
Bob Morrison
Edwin Price
Joe Drake
John Krum
Robert Nellis
Harry Frazee
Billy Hunzicker
David Whitney
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