National Representatives list heads for various cities
The article lists firms and addresses in New York Chicago San Francisco Los Angeles St Louis Kansas City Atlanta Detroit and other places. It notes Associated Press rights and mentions the 1935 Journal World publication details. It also touches on government branches tariff internal economy and President Roosevelt taxation outlook and the treasury department unveiling new $1 silver certificates with improved design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th
Chicago
North Michigan
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Kansas City
Baltimore Ave
St Louise
Star
Atlanta
Walton
Detroit
General Motors
Associated Press
Asie
Ete Elie Cache
Alakanee Sa
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Lawrence
Kansas
New York underworld rival gangs clash amid racketeering drive
The passage notes ongoing gang violence in New York as rival criminal factions fight for control, comparing to Chicago and referencing G men who helped curb racketeering. It also critiques rigid rule enforcement by distant authorities and the costs of staffing changes in local relief work. A side note mentions public interest in more accurate weather forecasts and delays in a forecasted 40 degree temperature drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
G-men
Chicago
Douglas County Board of County Commissioners
Washington
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Permanent Emergency Shows Push for Four Year Crop Control Plan
The article notes a push to make the AAA four year crop control contracts a permanent policy, with Roosevelt and others urging continued regimentation of farming. It highlights concerns about foreign markets shrinking as U.S. product costs rise, especially for cotton, while wheat and livestock are less affected. Democratic critics blame tariff policies, contrasted with Republican attribution for tariffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Social gatherings and local notices in Old Home Town
Mrs E D Haldeman hosted eighty guests at a 1 o'clock luncheon at Brynwood with reception partners from Paola Topeka and Kansas City. Prizes in bridge went to several ladies and a Halloween party at Charles and Marjorie Reed's featured Richard Pine winning best disguise. Dr Athey travels to Buffalo to build a mill, and local residents attend celebrations and openings including a new Nash Ajax car sales room by D Hill at 620 Massachusetts Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Haldeman
Brynwood
Haldeman
Joseph Cowell
Paola
G. J. Bell
R. A. Allison
Topeka
Geo. Bennett
Kansas City
L. N. Lewis
Hugh Means
F. M. Holliday
F. W. Blackmar
H. E. Tanner
E. 0. Perkins
A. Gifford
Alfred Hertz
Perry
J. B. Watking
A. D. Weaver
William Hazletine
Lawrence
Elsie Clinger
Ed Arnold
Denver
E. P. Gallup
Charles
Marjorie Reed
Richard Pine
Georgia Dent
Jackie Saunders
Treva Canary
Wauneta Rake
Leta McCann
DR. Athey
Buffalo
N. Y
Marietta
Peggy Athey
A. McNish
Maurine McNish
Independence
Newollah
D. Hill
Hamilton Motor Co
Massachusetts Street
Nash
Ajax
Bartz Meat Market Sold to Richmond Man
G C Brown of Richmond Kansas has purchased the West End meat market from Fred Bartz and will take possession tomorrow. The sale is prompted by Mrs Bartz health and her assistance in the business. McCook field is flooded as KU students patrol the hills and the surface becomes a sea of mud. Players were kept from full speed as surface was saturated to soften it for practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartz Meat Market
G. C. Brown
Richmond
Kan
West End
Fred Bartz
McCook
McCook Field
K. U
Sterling Father son golf match ends in senior victory
Final Saturday saw Prof. M. W. Sterling edge son Scott in a tight golf duel as the elder Sterling rallied in the final minutes to preserve the family honors. Meanwhile, Mrs. Carrie L. Layton returned from Buffalo where she attended the national Woman's Home Missionary convention and leads Kansas Home Missionary work. Kansas University defeated Washburn 21 to 0, a result attributed to Washburn's weakness rather than Jayhawks form. Mrs. George Wetzel of 1329 Connecticut street fractured her wrist in a fall while inspecting a neighbor's new house.
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M. W. Sterling
Scott Sterling
Sterling
Carrie L. Layton
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Methodist Church
Buffalo
N. Y
N. Y. Mrs. Layton Is Head of the Kansas Conference In Home Missionary Work. K. U
Washburn
Jayhawkers
Hollenbach
Kansas
George Wetzel
Connecticut Street
Frederick Funston to lecture at University hall tomorrow
Frederick Funston will give a free lecture at University hall tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock under the lecture bureau. He will recount hardships and adventures in Alaska. The talk is open to all and free to attend. Also notes on local society and events follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Mull
Frederick Funston
University Hall
Mr. Funston
Alaska
Anna Parsons Feft
St. Louis
E. F. Caldwell
Emporia
Cordley
Lawrence
Russ Whitman
Kansas City World
F. E. Wilbur
Lena
Wilbur
Kansas City
Learnard
Burlington
Vermont
New York
Washington
Atlanta
Nettleton
Ft. Scott & Memphis Railway
Paul Learnard
F. L. Burdick
Paul Learard
Florence Burdick
Col
O. E. Learnard
Atanta
A. D. Flintom
Tracy Learnard
Oscar Learnard
Louis Reedy
New Jersey Street
Winds lash Wichita area with 80 mph gale
Kansas brief reports an 80 mph gale south of Wichita with 60 to 65 mph winds for minutes. Tree limbs and debris blocked highways and downtown windows were shattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Here
High Courage synopsis of an inheritance dispute
Anne Farnsworth learns she is not Farnsworth by blood but the daughter of an unknown mother. With no proof of adoption she cannot inherit the Farnsworth fortune. Judge Kellogg reveals the secret, while relative Tom Farley plans further persecution amid tragedy.
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Anne Farnsworth
Judge Kellogg
Farnsworthe
Farnsworth
Tom Farley
Anne
Ansel Kellogg
Luke
Yvonne
Harney
Judge Kelloge
Lucinda
Rob
Tom
Sharlee
Westport
Cain
Campaign plot thickens over will and house control
Anne confronts courtroom schemes as Luke Farnsworth’s will and a hostile plan to disinherit her unfold. Judge Kellogg confirms steps to shield her, while Tom Farley’s machinations threaten her rights. Rob offers escape to a safer life as Anne learns she may still face a harsh posthumous challenge to her inheritance.
Willy Nilly foretells Halloween fortune in cozy tale
In a playful, squeaky voice Willy Nilly sits as a witch and guides children through a birthday Halloween party. A nut in a pail of water among apples predicts mischief, lanterns are lit, wishes are made, and all wish to repeat the party next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Nilly
Christopher
Latent scurvy and vitamin C in modern diets
Fifty years ago scurvy was common in infancy, often misdiagnosed as rickets, but its decline stems from widespread fresh foods and vitamin C-rich items. Some scientists warn of latent scurvy from milk-heavy diets in children and link vitamin C deficiency to dental and gum diseases. Tomorrow Warts on the Feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infanta
Mothers and grandmothers urged to favor Shipmates Forever show
A reader from Lawrence writes to commend the film Shipmates Forever as a high quality children’s program. She urges mothers and grandmothers to choose this over regular Saturday children’s shows, promising lasting positive impact and suggesting monthly viewings instead.
Flashes of Life in Briefs From Across the Nation
A quirky AP roundup features Carlisle fishermen bagging four geese after chasing them, Kansas City actress Betty Ann Painter stopped for speeding yet faced a witty officer, Talihina Oklahoma charters a 32 passenger car for a Sunday school prize, Seattle professor Oliver J. Lee misplaces his hotel name, St Paul man refrees a wrestling scene ending in injuries, and stagehands help shield a referee amid a brawl in a theater.
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St. Paul
Carlos Phenice
Phenice
Phenicie
Radio Programs Thursday Evening October 31 5:30 to 11:15
Radio listings detail hour by hour programs across stations WREN WDAF KMBC KMBC KMUC KNBC WREN. Included are Singing Lady Jack Armstrong Popeye the Sailor Jimmie Allen Henry Showboat and various orchestra and recital segments with multiple hosts and performers. The schedule covers afternoon into late evening with musical programs dramas sports parades and weather forecasts across Kansas City area stations.
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Wren
KMAC
Dick Tracy
WDAF
Stanley High
KMBC
KSMBC
Jack Armstrong
Little Orphan Annie
Joan
Jeri
Tatzler
Phil Regan
Popeye
Sailor
KMUC
Howard Ely
Jimmie Alien
Kate Smith
Wren—Theatre Review
Dick Fidler
Boake Carter
Rudy Vallee
Kms&cdy
Edward Davies
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Henry
Death Valley
Walter O'Keefe
America
Horace Heidt
Paul Whiteman
Orch
KNBC
Mildred Dilling
Amos
Andy
Mort and
Marge
Bismarck
KMDBG
Claude Hopkins
Shandor
Cher Paree
George Olsen
Ranny Weeks
WHO
William Penn
Phil Scott
Chas. Dornberger
Weather Forceni
KMNC
Seth Greiner
Taltler
Uncle Ezra
WPAF
Jimmie Allen
Flying Red Horse
Tavere Wren
iIrene Rich
Roger and Gallet
Broadway
Wren—College
Hollywood
Wdaf—Commerce Trust
Mary Eastman
N’ Andy
Dorothy Lamour
Mutt and Marge
Adam
Terrace Gardens Orch
Jerry Freeman
Jesse Crawford
Wres Hander
Vanity Fair
Billy Lossez
Wisconsin Educator Dies Prof W G Bleyer
Prof Willard G Breyer aged 62, director of the University of Wisconsin school of journalism, died suddenly today of cerebral hemorrhage in Madison. Known as "Daddy" to many in the field, he served since 1900 with the university after earlier newspaper work and degrees from Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Willard G. Breyer
University of Wisconsin School of Journalism
Wisconsin
Bleyer
Milwaukee
Gordon Westcott Dies In Polo Accident At Hollywood
Gordon Westcott, 31, character actor in Hollywood, died of a skull concussion after a polo pony fell on him last Sunday. He had been chairman of the national council on education for journalism since 1923 and authored works on newspaper writing and the history of American journalism. Mae Marsh, former silent film star, was reported critically ill from complications following a burst appendix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council On Education For Journalism
Ann
Hollywood
Calif
Up— Hollwood Film Colony
Gordon Westcott
Mae Marsh
Silent Screen
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Aive
Treasury Department
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Publishers Syndicate
Wellsville
Lawrence House of
Goodland
House
Cecil Vining
Baldwin
Bush
Delton Deel
Miami County
Kenneth House
Sherman County
Frank Lutz
Douglas County
Vining
Orler
Culver
Faith Flaherty
Minneapolis
Culver High School
Delphos
Girard
L. M. Resler
Dodge City
Colorado
Oklahoma
India
Luke Farnsworth
Uncle
Lee
Mabel
Astoria
Reb
Jeanne Bowman
Mary Graham Bonner
New York Academy of By OR
Iago Galdston
Editor
Carlisle
Edward Schmohl
Betty Ann Painter
Talihina
Okla
Seattle
Wash
Oliver J. Lee
Dearborn Observatory
Evanston, Ill
Lewis
Aldrich
Cronin
Lindbergh
Orient Chase
KFKU
E. Buehler
W. A. Dill
E. R. Eibel
Jan Chinpusso
W. G. Bleyer
Poo. Soc
Bayer
Vicks
ASC
QustiTforuc
Stor
Polica Dyadre
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