What Do They Drill For Nazi Camps Stir Denials in Chicago
A Chicago newspaper reports formation of Nazi storm troop groups across the United States. German officials deny the claims while German American officers contend drills appear at outing camps. Observers question if these units exist to police camps or to prepare for possible political action. The burden of proof lies with the organizations, as authorities say these troops are not part of any U.S. military structure. Detailed explanations are urged.
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Chicago
United States
Neill
Eyster
Janet
Bonniger
Kinney
Bonniged
Silchester
Bay
Lower
Blenheim
Baltimore
Frederick
Oa J—S Neill
Cherry River
Fanning
New York
Lester Patchin
Massachusetts
Wickes
Ira Buckless
Buckless
Horace Kettering
Wheatley
Mr. Kettering
Kettering
Hulbert Foother
Army speed tests expose gaps in military communications
In maneuvers at Fort Riley two divisions highlighted a key finding that the U S Army's current communications system cannot rapidly form and relay information for motorized units. While foot marching and horse riding allowed slower, adequate signaling the faster ground movement at thirty to forty miles per hour requires quicker scouting and intelligence transmission to prevent misdirection or conflict.
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Fort Riley
Goebbels Criticizes Deluded Democracies on Loyalist Fight
A commentary notes Goebbels calls nations like the United States deluded democracies for not recognizing Spanish loyalists as enemies of their system. The piece argues both fascist and communist regimes threaten democratic principles and individual rights, warning either path would erase current freedoms.
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Goebbels
United States
Germany
Italy
Small Beer Revenue From 3.2 Beer in Kansas
Advocates of repeal predicted beer would balance the federal budget and fund state needs. Revenue from 3.2 beer in Kansas is now shown to be less than expected, leaving both state and nation let down by the advocates.
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Kansas
Beer regulation aims to curb preposterous claims
The speaker notes that much beer revenue will go toward regulation rather than profit, insisting the claims are obviously untenable from the outset and that enforcement costs will shape policy.
Third Generation Motz Home In Hays Remodeled
Salina Journal notes Frank Motz and his wife from Hays News bought and will remodel the Hall family home in Hays built by Motz’s grandfather A. S. Hall, pioneer hardware dealer and former First National Bank of Hays president. The item ties local history to frontier fame as Fort Hays and Buffalo Bill era, then shifts to broader national news on unemployment registration, a soft corn crop outlook, and an Arkansas connection to Iowa corn height record at the state fair.
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Kansas
Salina Journal
Frank Motz
The
Hays News
Hays
Motz
A. S. Hall
First, National Bank of
Journal
Fort Hays
Buffalo Bill
General Sheridan
Frank Strong
Kansas University
Stubbs
S. J. Hunter
Department of
Merle Thorpe
University
Ben Wilson
Williamstown
Lawrence
Twelve Greatest Sayings From ElDorado Times
A clipped list of humorous phrases and phrases misquoted from a local column includes items about enacting a courtroom dismissal pronouncing marriage and various witty lines. The fragment reads like a reader submission of notable sayings with humorous or ironic content.
Enduring bureaucracy lives as Farm Security Legacy
The Farm Security Administration replaces the Resettlement Administration in a rename that keeps bureaucratic mission alive with new excuses. A New York Sun editorial labels the old agency a paternalistic failure while noting the department of agriculture reports a rapid dehydration method for storing fleshy vegetables like potatoes to prevent rot moulding or freezing.
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Resettlement Administration
Security Administration
New York Sun
Department of Agriculture
RIP IS BETTER
Mary Graham Bonner portrays Rip’s recovery scene as the Puddle Muddlers gather outside Willy Nilly’s house. Rip receives care from Willy Nilly and Mrs Quacko Duck while Chubby, Honey Bear, and Sweet Face observe, and the duck creates a bark and leaf coat as a compassionate touch.
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Rip
Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Chubby
Honey Bear
Sweet Face
Jell Bear
Jelly Bear
Bas
Mrs. Quacko Duck
Mr. Quacko
Fen
Willy Nilly And Friends Seek Chubby After Bone Prize
In a playful scene Willy Nilly teases about bones earned as a prize while Honey Bear explains Chubby is walking alone to feel better. Rip recovers and looks forward to a next day's question about Chubby as the story hints at ongoing adventures.
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Chubby
Honey Bear
Rip
Keeping a Healthy Mind Hubert Pollard Ph D
Dr Herrick of Boston notes the happy person is content with needs not wants. modern life flood of stimulations causes nervous over excitement and unhappiness. Distinguish between wants and needs. steer purchases to satisfy real needs rather than endless desires.
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Dr. Herrick
Boston
Distinguishing artificial wants from real needs
The text urges restraint against manufactured desires and argues that true happiness depends on recognizing genuine needs. It warns that chasing fictitious wants leads to unhappiness and calls for learning to distinguish real needs from superficial cravings to protect serenity and sound judgment.
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Aire
Appendicitis in Children Warns Parents and Doctors
In this health column, Dr. Iago Goldston explains that appendicitis though more dangerous in children than adults, can be prevented by early recognition. Key signs include sudden abdominal pain sometimes under the ribs, vomiting, fever, and preceding respiratory infections. Avoid cathartics before diagnosis and seek prompt surgical consent when needed.
Stanford Coed Reports Assault Attempt Near Campus
A 17-year-old Stanford co-ed told police a heavy-set man kidnapped her at pistol point and cut her with scissors in an attempted assault on a lonely hillside west of the Palo Alto campus. She was taken to a professor’s home in distress. authorities withheld her name.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford University
Howard Zink
Joseph S. Davis
Zink
Hard surface for U S 50 highway by Novem ber
Roosters of U S highway 50 expect the route to be fully surfaced with concrete or hard bituminous material by November 1. Only about 20 miles of gravel remain near Salida Colorado. John C Nicholson of Newton, president of the 50 highway association, announced the plan. Samuel Johnson, 18th century poet and critic, was called The Great Chain of Literature.
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Kansas City
Up— Roosters
United States
John C. Nicholson
Newton
The
50 Highway Association
Salida
Colo
Samuel Johnson
Students register as housing, contest eco in Lawrence
University registration starts tomorrow and fraternity rushing continues. five boys qualified for the state miniature airplane contest after yesterday's event at the stadium sponsored by the Lawrence Rotary Club. Charles Alexander won, with Harry Forney, Ross Forney, Donald Alexander, and Frank Melone placing. State winner earns a trip to Memphis.
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Lawrence Rotary Club
Charles Alexander
Harry Forney
Ross Forney
Donald Alexander
Frank Melone
Topeka
Memphis
Tenn
L. R. Perry
Lawrence
Minneapolis
Kan
Perry
Caroline Wolters
Massachusetts Street
Miss Wolters
John Gardner
Ruth Kennedy
R. A. Kennedy
Ralph M. King
D. B. King
Dighton
Unitarian Church
Miss Kennedy
Mr. King
University of Kansas
Ruby Fairbairn
Research
Kansas City
Dark ships 5 by Hulbert Footner thriller
In Hulbert Footner's tale Janet is abducted from Belti more by Prescott Fanning aboard a yacht. Federal agent Neill aids her, boards the ship, and uncovers a tense pursuit with Bonniger the local investigator. A missing girl, a hid den plan, and a suspect who stalks Neill drive the suspense as loyalties blur aboard the harbor mystery setting.
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Prescott Fanning
Janet
Beltimore
Neill
Absalom
Fanning
Mark Bonniger
Queer Httle Eyster
Misfortune in a single day in Fountain Inn
In forty eight hours B L Holland endures a parade of mishaps. His prize dog escapes and is shot after it attacks a neighbor's chickens. A sand wagon breaks down, a substitute truck bursts into flames and is repaired. A driver backs into a parked car. A stone cracks Holland's windshield. One of his two pigs breaks a leg.
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Fountain Inn
S. C
B. L. Holland
Holland
When Ma Blesses Me Out My Dog Shows Sympathy
A brief quote from 1937 copyright material describes a dog consoling a child during a tense moment as the mother scolds. The dog’s comforting gesture is framed as affectionate loyalty, highlighting family and pet bonds in a domestic scene.
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Publishers Sradicate
Roosevelts and budget notes amid odd claims
A quirky dispatch from Oklahoma City notes John T. Cooper of the Oklahoma industrial welfare commission may revise the state worker minimum clothing budget to 221 dollars yearly. He quips bloomers are out of fashion, leaving four dollars yearly for them. In Minneapolis, police probe screams from a locked garage uncover a boy restrained with a burlap sack after a quarrel with three others.
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Oklahoma City
Sept
John T. Cooper
Oklahoma Industrial Welfare Commission
Minneapolis
Robert Hawkinson
Fort
Baldwin News Notes Social Ties and Guests
Baldwin crowds report halves and hundred year unions as Mrs B F Howard returns to duties at Phi Mu house. Local Half Century club picnic at the Ruchty home. new members Dr and Mrs G M Liston celebrate golden anniversary. Various Baldwin residents host, visit and travel from Tulsa to Salina and Emporia while Baker College ties appear with students Edward Wood and Marion Cannon.
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B. F. Howard
Cottonwood Falls
Phi Mu
Half Century Club
John Ruchty
Baldwin
G. M. Liston
Harriet Rapp Hackett
Zeta Chi
Gayle Swayze
Tulsa
Oklo
Hackett
Rollo Mueller
Donald Keith
Marcelle
Columbia, Mo
Elizbeth Ebright
Virgil Wood
Emporia
Mr. Wood
Edward Barker
Sally
Edward Wood
Baker
Claude B. Beeks
Little
Bill
John
Labor Day
Charles E. Beeks
Kansas Methodist Conference
R. J. Zeideler
Leslie Miller
J. W. Scott
E. W. Spencer
Kansas City
Bascom Robbins
Chanute
Calvin Holman
Manhattan
W. I. Hastie
Ottawa
George Boicourt
Neodesha
C. L. Hovgard
Toneka
Harry Barnett
St. Joseph
Omar Leavengood
Nancy Leavengood
Shawnee
Stanley Flickinger
Little Nancy
Dean
Luther Leavengood
Winfield
Austria
Dean Leavengood
Calvin E. Holman
John Westerman
Maude Wilson
Frank Thomas
Carthage
Ill
Claremore
Okla
Murphy
Thomas
Miriam Murphy
S. 5. Murphy
John Cannon
Marion
Phoebe
Emma Lou Emery
C. B. Merry
Esther Frazer
New York City
C. N. Stewart
Topeka
Radio Schedule Notes From September Weekend Airwaves
Readable OCR lists an extensive Friday to Sunday broadcasting lineup across WREN KMBC WDAF KBIBC WDAF stations. It cites hosts performers orchestras weather forecasts and special programs including Nat Polo Championship and Kent groups with numerous station swaps and time slots.
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Reptember
Wren
Orth
KMBC
Hans Flath
WDAFP
WRDN
John L. Lewis
WDAF
Dorothy Thompson
KMIBC
Amos ‘n'Andy
Esquire Orch
Henry Busse
Wren Tek Stare
Leonard Keller
Orch
K31bc
Frankie Master
Roger Pryor
Ricardo
Caballeros
Nocturne
Eddie House
Louis Panico
Horace Henderson
KMEC
Ronnie Ashburn
Columbia Concert Hall
Dance Cavaliers
Kiddie Varros
Meredith Willson
Johnny
Nola Day
Linton Wells
NBC
Juv Wren
Professor Quix
KMEBC
Hollywood
Grant Park
Saratoga
Gemza
Li Opera
Patt
Chapin
Jimmy Duncefora
Rainbow Grill
Jerry Blaine
Rainbow Room
Paul Whiteman
the Ferma Orch
Hal Kemp
Jack Star
WDAPF
Frankie Masters
Eddie Varzer
Wdae Oriental Gardens
Carson Mollox
King's Jesters
Don Chiesta
al Vierra
Ed McConnell
Guy Lombardo
Sol Broom
Benny Goodman
Helen Traubel
Ports of Call
XKMBC
Columbia Workshop
Wdapr
Jack Benny
Werner Janssen
KXBC
Dr. Faustus
Eddie Cantor
Shep Fields
EMBC
Universal Rhythm
Whren
Walter Winchell
Irene Rich
Gladys Swarthout
Wren—Zenith Foundation
EKNBC
Madrigal Group
Grant Park Orch
Judy and the Bunch
Benny Meroff
Wren Choir Symphonette
French Casino Orch
Jack Starr
Eddie Varzos
Stevens Orch
LDS Studio Servics
Beverly Hills
Oren Wren
Rita Rio
Herbdie Kay
Muehlebach Or
Louis Panic
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Journal- World
the World Company
W.c. Sdions
Murray
HT Simons
Eee Fies
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
West 44Th St
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
St. Louis
Star
Detroit
General Motora
Atlanta
Walton
Associated Press
Associated Prea
ANL
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Journal-World
Peter
Dea
Iowa
Siloam Springs
Ark
ElDorado Times
Nees Eere
Hubert Pollard
New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Stanford
U. S. 50
State
Pratt
Lit
W. A. White
Carruth
John Sheridan
Paola
Barney Sheridan
Jack Morgan
Phil Ernst
Minnie Steinbring
C. F. Scott
Iola
Theta
B. Pierson
West Lawrence
Frank Curry
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Buerman’s
Gladdis
Alice Spaulding
Hulbert Footner
Ste
Sell
Seattle
President Roosevelt
Ship News
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Orient
Baldwin News
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