Kansas Politicians Push Landon Rally as 1936 Prospect
Topeka Kansas politicians view the January 29 Kansas Day banquet as a potential launch for Governor Alf Landon's presidential bid The event draws national attention after the Roosevelt era policy debate In Rochester Kansas Senator McGill criticizes New Deal policy while party leaders discuss a broader campaign strategy across the Midwest and national figures foresee a Democratic shift in 1936
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Topeka
Kan
Upi
Kansas
Alt M. Landon
Rochester
John D. M. Hamilton
Kansas National Committee
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
NRA
George McGill
D-Kan
AAA
Washington
Guy T. Helvering
Internal Revenue
Walker Returns to New York From England Trip
Jimmy Walker begins his return to the United States aboard the liner Manhattan after three years abroad described as a health retreat. He says he is through with politics, denying the trip was to escape suspicions, and travels with actress Betty Compton as the ship heads for New York, due October 31.
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Southampton
Eng
Manhattan
Jimmy
James J. Walker
England
New York
Walker
London
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Betty Compton
C P A To Meet Monday In Lawrence Chamber Meeting
The Douglas County Central Protective Association will meet Monday night at 8 oclock in the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce meeting room. Ambrose Bigsby secretary announced all members should attend. Cars damaged in collision involved a Pontiac coupe driven by Dave Furman and a Chevrolet coupe driven by Lee Wilson at Seventh and Tennessee streets last night. Police report damage to both cars.
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C.P.A
Douglas County Central Protective Association
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Toomis
Ambrose Bigsby
Dave Furman
Connecticut Street
Lee Wilson
East Twelfth Street
Tennessee Street
Polies
Test Your Knowledge Trivia From Classified Page
A reader asks ten questions found on a classified page including where the film industry is centered in the US and who Friedrich Nietzsche was, with queries about malaria contagion and Pensacola Bay’s inlet, plus a few oddities like a National Liars Club address and the Holy Alliance between rulers in 1815.
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United States
David Ett
Pensacola Bay
Holy Alliance
Liars Club
Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche
Minne Pot
Campus Watchmen Patrol on Mt Oread During Paint War
Freshmen from campus houses patrolled Mt Oread through the night to thwart a Kansas State paint campaign. Guards halted passing cars, a bonfire burned near Greenhall, and a bother of alarms prompted a campus-wide search for an alleged raid that yielded nothing.
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Mt. Oread
Lawrence
Green Hall
Jimmy
Green
Clothing Drive Monday Night by Guard units and merchants
The Social Service league launches its annual clothing drive Monday night at 9 30 led by Second Lieut Shore and First Sergeant Young of Company M 137th Infantry Kansas National Guard with truck drivers from 30 Lawrence merchants. Bedding shoes and furniture are welcome along with clothing and canned goods as volunteers collect at residents’ porches under porch light.
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Social Service League
Company M
137Th Infantry
Kansas National Guard
Lawrence
Schiller F.shore
Wayne Allphin
Edwin S. Young
Cmpany M
The
Edwin F. Abels
Fred R. Isaacs
Charles Louk
Paul Luckan
Fred Boyles
C. D. Clark
O. C. Langaton
W. ©. Hamilton
Frank Evans
C. C. Gerstenberger
C. A. Puls
Seth Slaughter
Ada Lindell
Shore
Harris Pollock
James Polkinghorn
Richard L. Cook
Donald S. Hull
Howard Lindley
Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
Mrs. Nellie E. Lothholz aged 61 dies at relatives home in Lawrence area. home in Eudora. Services to be announced. Fred Simon 46 dies at home 20 miles southwest of Lawrence. funeral Sunday 2 pm at Washington Creek church with Rev. Lou Griffith. burial Washington Creek cemetery. Survivors include Pauline Simon and four sisters and four brothers. C Edward Bass 45 dies suddenly in Albuquerque. funeral in Topeka Bowser Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 pm. burial in Topeka. Fletcher Hattan dies yesterday in San Bernardino. body to arrive in Lawrence tomorrow. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Nellie E. Lothholz
Indiana Street
Fred Simon
Lawrence
Washington Creek
Lou Griffith
Pauline Simon
W. N. Springer
Peoria
August Lake
Bausman
Mont
Lizzie Miflin
William Tarkins
Manata
John Simon
Joe Simon
Frank Simon
Charles Simon
Overbrook
Kan
C. Edward Bass
Albuquerque
N. M
Topeka
Bowser
American Legion
Bass
New Mexico
Fletcher Hattan
San Bernardino
Calif
Funk Mortuary
Mr. Hattan
Small World Echoes Through Topeka Matrimony
A topeka man Asher E Langworthy and Janet Roberts of Des Moines sought a marriage license in the probate court yesterday. Langworthy recognized Lorene McNeill, a clerk for Judge L H Menger, from Atchison years ago. Judge Menger performed the wedding ceremony. Cadet Robert T Crowder of West Point says he will ride the army mule at the Yale game, an honor for first class men. The mock tale includes theft sentences and a divorce suit filed in district court, plus an Ethiopian river misrouted after a long journey.
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Asher E. Langworthy
Topeka
Janet Roberts
Des Moines
Langworthy
Lorene McNeill
L. H. Menger
Aé F
Atchison
Judge Menger
Miss Roberts
Lawrence
Robert T. Crowder
West Point
Crowder
Fred Bliesner
Landon Endorsement Backed by Kansas Committee
A Kansas Republican dinner marks the ten year anniversary of statehood as leaders push a nationwide campaign for Alf Landon in 1936. The group approves a $30,000 fundraising drive with district quotas totaling per district amounts and praises national committee counsel John D. Hamilton.
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Kansas
National Committee
W. P. Lambertson
Clifford Hope
John D. M. Hamilton
G.O.P. National Committee
Society notes and events from a Kansas community
The Happy Hour club party is postponed until next week. Mr and Mrs George A Ander son Sr celebrate their golden wedding with a family dinner near Lecompton. Kappa Eta Kappa hosts an informal dance with tacky boiler maker costumes. Martha Cady of Xansars City attends as out of town guest, chaperoned by Mrs C A Thomas. Kanwaka Good Will club hosts Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Edward Bearman’s home with Miss Ruby Houk. School memor ies planned at roll call. bring old books. Methodist Guild hosts a Halloween party with Marie Brown, Lillian Constant Edith Benson Cora Sams Lula Ezell assisting. Decorations feature yellow chrysanthemums, Talisman roses, Halloween symbols. J W Twente hosts 28 guests at a bridge party with F P O Brien and J J Kistler assisting. prizes awarded to Lyle Powell, Bert Nash, W C Nystrom. Bridgettes meet at Mrs Ivan Rowe’s home. Phi Chi Theta holds a dinner at the Manor.
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Kappa Eta Kappa
Boiler Makers
Martha Cady
Xansars City
C. A. Thomas
Kanwaka Good Will Club
Edward Bearman
Ruby Houk
Methodist Guild
Marie Brown
Lillian Constant
Edith Benson
Cora Sams
Lula Ezell
J. W. Twente
F. P. O Brien
J. J. Kistler
Lyle Powell
Bert Nash
W .C. Nystrom
Personal notices from the Journal World about Kansas events
Decal Six county farm agent with Mrs Six and their small son attended the American Royal live stock show in Kansas City yesterday. Miss Zonella Eynerson is spending the weekend at her Topeka home. Mrs Myrtle Grant of Kansas City Kan who has been visiting Mrs C J Lane left this morning for Topeka. Mrs C F Baldwin and Mrs B W Eddins are spending the day in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs E R Elbel have as guests for the Kansas Kansas State football game tomorrow. Mr and Mrs F Joe Robbins of Shenandoah IA, Mr Robbins formerly attended Kansas State College. Mr and Mrs J Horkmans and sons Dale and Joe in San Benito TX have returned to their home. Gordon McMillin attended the American Royal in Kansas City yesterday. J W Lawson has gone to Kansas City on business today. Journal World classified advertising gives prompt results.
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Decal Six
Kansas City
Zonella Eynerson
Topeka
Myrtle Grant
Kan
C. J. Lane
C. F. Baldwin
B. W. Eddins
E. R. Elbel
F. Joe Robbins
Shenandoah
Robbins
Kansas State College
J . Horkmans
Dale
Joe
D. M. Horkmans
San Benito
Tex
Gordon McMillin
J. W. Lawson
I Journal-World
Two for Tonight at Dickinson theater with Crosby Bennett
The Dickinson theater presents Two for Tonight starring Bing Crosby and Joan Bennett. Crosby sings and adapts his usual style with light dancing and humorous scenes by Mary Boland Lynne Overman and Thelma Todd. The program also includes a Popeye cartoon You Gotta Be a Football Hero and a news reel.
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Bing Crosy
Joan Bennett
Dickinson Theater
Crosby
Mary Boland
Lynne Overman
Thelma Todd
Bennett
Popeye
Freckles on Screen at the Granada
Gene Stratton Porter’s Freckles adapts to film with Tom Brows and Grosgione in key roles. Weidler plays Laurie as the North Woods tale unfolds with humor and entertainment from a news reel Our Gang sketch night skit and a cartoon.
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Gene Stratton- Porter
North Woods
Tom Brows
Freckles
Grosgione
Eiis Weidler
Vno
Laurie Fas
Our Gang
Kansas press association fall meeting agenda
The Kansas Associated Press members converge for a 9:30 a.m. session in Greenhall room 106, with Oscar Stauffer in charge. Speakers include Clif Stratton on Washington and John G. Stutz on newspapers and government, plus greetings from Chancellor Lindley. Abbreviated final session at Fraser hall precedes guests at the Kansas versus Kansas State football game.
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Journalism
Kansas
Associated Press
Greenhall
Oscar Stauffer
Arkansas City Traveler
Kansas Associated Press
Fraser Hall
Clif Stratton
Washington
Topeka
The New Frontier opens at Patee with John Wayne
The Patee screens the first run western The New Frontier starring John Wayne and Muriel Evans. Wayne portrays a pack train leader who becomes a frontier town sheriff amid harsh land rush times. New Plymouth car announcements follow, with 1936 Plymouth models on display at Bullene-Skinner and H. D. Hill dealers.
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John Wayne
Muriel Evans
Wayne
N Nmber
Bangs
Homecoming plans discussed by Kansas committee
Members of the University of Kansas Homecoming committee met last night with chairman Prof. Laurence Woodtrail to map plans for the Kansas Missouri football weekend. A follow up meeting was set for next Thursday to review the ideas raised. Local Chevy dealers return from Kansas City with a 1936 model shipment en route to Lawrence as sales staff attend training. Oldsmobile introduces 1936 models with several on display at Hudson Motor Co. A cartload of new cars arrives tomorrow and J J Reber attends a Kansas City meeting on model details. A Jupiter bicycle owned by Jack Dodds is reported stolen from the junior high school building.
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University of Kansas
Laurence Woodtrail
Chevrolet Sales
Chevrolet Retail
Kansas City
Lawrence
M. S. Winter
A. G. Ransdall
del Hininger
Cy Barncord
Harry Held
Earl Erwin
Oscar Gray
Jupiter
Jack Dodds
Indiana Street
Market News Estimated Livestock Receipts Kansas City
Estimated livestock receipts for tomorrow include cattle 390, hogs 500, and no sheep. Bullish pressure steadied the stock market in New York with gains supported by old leaders among motors, steels, and utilities.
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Kansas City
New York
Market Advances Amid Broad Gains As Stocks Lead
Stock prices advanced in mixed trading with 2,400,000 shares moving, utilities lagging while motors and steels led. The daily trend showed pockets of new highs, big names like Bethlehem and General Motors surging, while Coca Cola briefly rose before easing. Freight car loadings fell seasonally, but the economy remained optimistic. The commerce department index hit a new 1935 peak as private industry absorbs unemployment slack, with railroads edging to first-year profits. Republic Steel reported favorable nine-month results.
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Motors and Steels
Altto
American Telephone
Bethlehem
Yellow Truck
General Motors
Chrysler
Auburn Auto
Brigss
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
Goodyear
Westinghouse
American Can
Western Union
Sears Toebuck
Montgomery Ward
Collins and Aikman
Union Pacific
Coca-Cola
American
Speculati
Taw
Department of Commerce
Republic Steel
Untitled financial figure snippet from 1934 report
The report shows a loss of 3 193 157 in the same 1934 months while Ludlum Steel earned 1.14 a share in the nine months compared with 1 cent previously.
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Ludlum Steel
Refined Sunflower Coal Promises Cleaner Burn Test
An advertisement touts Refined Sunflower catalyzed coal made by a "sink or swim" refining process. It claims 2000 lbs of pure coal per ton with fewer impurities, lighter burning, and easier, cleaner firing, asserting any large clinker or soot means the coal is not Refined Sunflower.
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Snow Hall
Kansas State
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John P
Jack) Harris
Hutchinson News
Harris
Sue Ruth Emerson
Clara Emerson
Kentuck Street
B. George Schnebley
Sue Ruth
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Shanghai
U.S. Ay
Annapolis
Metight Sam Turner
Justice of the Peace
F. B. Dodds
Leona 3B. Johnson
Elmer J. Johnson
C. Nutt
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Ethiopia
Tajura Bay
Aden
Happy Hour
George A. Anderson, Sr
Lecompton
Ivan Rowe
Bridgettes
Phi Chi Theta
Business Sorority
Dickinson
Granada
Musical Bulletin
Plymouth
Bullene-Skinner Motor Company
H. D. Hill Motor Company
Meme
Tara
Pee Ey
Eas
Sre A
Harlan Leonard
Harlem
East Side
Sunset Club
Herman
Woodie Walters
Ed Louis
Leonard
Chicago
Claxton
Charlie Goodwin
Dick Powell
Rudy Keeler
T. G. Fitch
Hosford & Arnold
Mass
Ieee
Sunflower
Kaw Valley Fuel Co
East 10Th Street
Mtteburg & Midway Coal Mining Co
Encees City, Mos
South Lawrence Lumber Co
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