Roosevelt friendship tested by critics in Lawrence column
National perspective notes that President Roosevelt faces sharp criticism from General Hugh Johnson and college presidents over prohibition repeal and football drinking norms. The Lawrence column argues the friendship may be strained while broader policy debates continue. In Helena Montana, earthquakes persist, hindering repair efforts and causing further damage.
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Roosevelt
Hugh Johnson
Lawrence
Mr. Roosevelt
Helena
Montana
Finding the Money and Peace Formula in Early 20th Century Budget Debates
The Nebraska governor urges legislative steps to align with the federal social security act increasing state cost through a 1 cent gas tax, beer and liquor revenue, and a $22 yearly per person 21 to 50 tax. payroll taxes and other methods would hit business and industry. Navy growth and disarmament debates compare peacetime aims with armed deterrence, noting Britain’s naval proposals and the role of will to peace versus war.
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Nebraska
United States Navy
Italians Push Through Ethiopia In Coordinated Advance
Italian forces advance in both northern and southern Ethiopia in line with agreed plans. Roads are being built at three miles per day to secure ground and protect long supply lines, while Ethiopian strategy aims to delay battle until Italians are deep inland and stretched thin. Ethiopians seek a decisive weak point to disrupt Italian plans.
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Ethiopia
Old Home Town Chorus Meets Percy Grainger Surprise Visit
Members of the Lawrence Choral Union at Memorial high school auditorium were surprised when Percy Grainger, famed composer and pianist, attended rehearsal and played three piano selections. He spoke on choir singing for fifteen minutes before tonight's recital at Robinson gymnasium.
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Lawrence Choral Union
Memorial High School
Percy Grainger
Robinson Gymnasium
Grainger
Com- Pia
Poor Pa by Claude Callan
A brief comic strip caption lampoons a new preacher as overly liberal implying salvation comes cheaply. The gag centers on the preacher supposedly offering heaven on excursion rates, reflecting satirical humor of the era.
Pinckney Wing Adds Rooms Costing City Twelve Thousand
Twenty five years ago on Thursday October 29 the Pinckney building gained a four room wing completed at a cost of 12000 dollars. The board will approve the addition as the city shifts half day sessions back to full day for over 100 pupils.
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Pinckney
Tghe
Collins
Wilson Sterling
Scott Sterling
Mr. Sterling
M. W. Sterling
Young-Wilhelmi
A. Young
Louisiana Street
Dora Robb
Max Wilhelmi
Eva Butler
Rev. C. Brown
First Baptist
Gatiela Robson
Elza Barteldes
Mary
Eleanor Atkinson
Elsa
Irma Wilhelmi
Myra Stevens
Lawrence
M. Wilhelmi
M. Wilhelmi,and Has A Host of Friends. Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelmi
Oklahoma City
Miss Gilmore
Ada Gilmore
George Kirchhoff
Sylvia Alford
Indiana Street
Gertrude Gilmore
Monay
Charles Sparr
Harry Beel
Davis
Dick Bros
Maggie
Anne
Buttons
Carl
Yvonne
Mrs. Harney
Harney
Tom Farley
Tom
Mabel
Charlotte
Hee Farnsworths
Sharlee
Fin
Ansel Kellogg
Rob
Judge Kellogg
Luke
Lucinda
Uncle Lee
Kellogg
Forty Years Ago Highlights From Lawrence Carolina October 29
Forty years ago items from Lawrence include Milo Treworgy leaving Western Supply Co for Weaver Kansas to become operator and supply agent, Mrs Graton repairing 637 Massachusetts Street, J M Taylor to install Edith Faulk into Camp No 78 S of W, and a musical program. Also notes Mrs Lida W Eldridge visiting Mt Pleasant Iowa, Lynn Hilliker returning from Los Angeles, and visitors Mr and Mrs Travis of Natick Mass. Two fires on Vermont Street caused damage, with two alarms, plus a street collision at Thirteenth and Haskell injuring no one and license plates stolen from Florence Remington’s car, license 16626.
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Milo Treworgy
Western Supply Co
Weaver
Kan
Graton
Massachusetts Street
J.M. Taylor
S. of
Edith Greene Faulk
C. M. Fa
Friends In Council
Kansas City
Julia Marlowe
John Steele
Leadville
Leadsville
Colo
Disowned Daughter Faces Family Cash Strife
Anne Farnsworth learns her father cut her from the estate leaving only a small allowance and a secret five year plan to divide the fortune among kin. Judge Kellogg reveals Rob Crocker’s hopes and the arduous path to marriage as Anne confronts a hostile household and a looming hidden will.
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Anne
Lee
Mabel
Rob
Kellogg
Luke
Lucinda
Joanne Bowman
Willy Nilly's Birthday Parade by Mary Graham Bonner
Down from the cave the Puddle Muddlers shout many happy returns for Willy Nilly. Animals bring gifts and a wreath crowns Willy Nilly leader of Puddle Muddle as friends parade with quacks, barks, and cheers. Rip, Sweet Face, Jelly, Honey Bear, Jupiter, and Blacky Bear share offerings while bears, ducks, and birds contribute.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Christopher Columbus
Rooster
Rip
Sweet Face
Jelly
Honey Bear
Jupiter
Blacky Bear
Mrs. Quacko Duck
Puddle Muddle
Top Notch
Christopher
ONeill Adds An Additional Play To His American Family Cycle
Eugene ONeill will extend his eight play cycle to chronicle a 125 year American family saga. He created the extra work after outlining the project and will place the new cycle at the Theater Guild. The author of Strange Interlude has planned performances around dinner and aims to send the work to Dodge City Kansas police report.
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Associated Press
Elbow Room
New York
Eugene O'Neill
Theater Guild
Ballots and Backaches in a Humorous Mix
A Kansas City tale features Butcher, 60, jailed for drunken driving after voting Democratic for 40 years. Judge Hol, noting the long party loyalty, increases his suspension to ninety days. In another odd note, Charles Keating grabs a deer's tail during a woodland camping trek and ends with a tail fragment to prove the encounter.
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Kansas City
Hitech Butcher
Thomas V. Holand
Jerome
Charles Keating
Keating
Health column links pellagra to corn diet and vitamin B2
Dr Iago Galdoston explains Pellagra link to maize. Excess corn intake and lack of essential foods contribute to symptoms and misery. Dr Goldberger showed diet restriction causes pellagra while adding lean meat milk eggs and yeast cures and prevents it. Vitamin B2 abundant in brewer's yeast and prevents pellagra with daily brewer's yeast dose. Tomorrow- Scury?
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New York
Goldberger
United States Bureau of Public Health
Kansas News Briefs Summary of Oct 20 Items
Parsons rally draws 800 Democrats as Senator McGill and Congressman Patterson visit. Mankato rejects 61,000 bond issue for a municipal power plant tied to a 55,000 federal grant. Garnett Postmaster A M Graves dies of a heart attack. Lenexa approves 37,000 water system bond with 30,000 PWA grant. Hiawatha former sheriff C W Biddle dies after long illness. Allen county road unit election legality case filed in Kansas Supreme Court. Horton resident Henry Small dies at 100. Wheat crop mostly seeded in eastern Kansas with good growth noted. western areas spotty.
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Parsons
Kan
George McGill
E. W Patterson
Roosevelt
Mankato
Lenexa
Topeka
Allen County
Supreme Court
Clarence V. Beck
Weather notes on sowing delays and uneven germination
The report cites unseeded fields and wheat not germinating in parts of the west, with rain needed to improve growth. Good results are noted where rains have occurred, highlighting uneven moisture and crop progress.
Cold Wave Promises Freeze Across Kansas Tonight
Topeka reports from S. D. Flora, federal meteorologist, predict a sharp temperature drop with the northwest feeling winter by tonight. Lows near 50 statewide, 32 in the northwest. highs tomorrow between 55 and 60, while today banners reach 75 to 80 under clear skies.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Helena
Mont
Calgary
Alta
Alberta
International Line
Checks to ball players world series cut reaches total
Sixty five checks totaling 55,604.04 were mailed to New York Yankees and St. Louis Cardinals players as their 1935 world series share. The payments compensate runners up in their league pennant races.
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Chicago
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Radio Programs Tuesday Evening Oct 29 30 listings
Schedule of radio programs for Tuesday October 29 detailing stations KMBC WREN WDAF WLAF WDAE KMBC and others. Entries include various shows such as Jack Armstrong Edgar Guest Wayne King, Glen Gray and Benny Goodman style orchestras, and musical segments with Bey bands and orchestras. The list continues into Wednesday October 30 with similar entertainment and public affairs programming.
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KMBC
Dick Tracy
Wren
WDAF
K. C
WDAE
Jack Armstrong
Tal . C
WLAF
Hal Totten
SKM
Attler
Fopeye
Sailor
Howard Ely
Jmmie Allen
Billy Lesser
Kate Smith
Mario Cozzi
KMRC
Eno
Crime Clues
Edgar A. Guest
Wayne King
Lawrence Tibbett
Newcomer
Glen Gray
Ben Bemic
Cal
Stoopnagle
Bud
Penny
Ed Wynn
Wendell Hall
Heatherton Sod
Manners
Orch
Jesse Crawford
Wren—Shandor
Herbie Kay
WPAF
Chez Paree
B—Wreanny Weeks
Ooavdaf—Grand Terrate Cafe Orch
Y Els
Ack Armstrong
Sper
Inele
Ezra
Dick Fidler
Sy Aces
Cake Carter
Cavalcade of America
House of Glass
KMAC
Hunna and Allens
Town Hall
Ray Noble
Sing Sing
Nat
Lud Gluskin
KMMC
WIAF
Wredimmy Fidler
En—Kornienko
Af—Amos
Andy
Hotel
KMRG
George Olsen
Wre ‘Shandar
Chez_Paree
KMNC
Phil Sean
Charles Dornberger
WREX
RMBC
Indians and Lake Champlain Notes in Brief
The text notes the price per full Yankee share at $1,149.09 versus $1,026.38. It mentions Lake Champlain between New York and Vermont, about 125 miles long and 600 square miles in area. It also describes the Panamwa Indians of South America as nearly naked and using blow-guns with poisoned darts.
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Lake Champlain
New York
Vermont
South America
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