Landon for Kansas President Urges State Victory
A Kansas voter urges choosing Landon for president, arguing a Kansas president will better meet state needs, boost self respect and wealth, and attract investment. The piece attacks extreme political views, endorses middle of the road constitutional government, and touts Kansas advantages like wheat and cattle while calling for immigration reform and economic growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landen
Kansas
Landon
Kaneas
London
Nan
Panesas
Security vs. borrowing in social programs debate
A Republican candidate argues against financing social security by debt, warning it would ruin the program. Kansas Governor Milwaukee remarks call for careful, economical testing of reforms and personal thrift. An English climber vows future Everest attempts, keeping Everest as a challenge.
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Vint Gay
Goveror Landen
Landon
Kansas
Milwaukee
Rey
WPA Stowaways in Kansas Aide Jobs Spark GOP Critique
Democratic leaders in Kansas face scrutiny as young sons of prominent figures gain WPA jobs. The issue shocks no one, with Republicans seizing on it for campaign leverage. WPA director Evan Griffith says the situation was corrected and affected jobs were terminated by mutual agreement. Meanwhile Kansas City matrons protest openings tied to a long-standing civic project.
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Font of Man
Hoube
Kansas
Sinz
Evan Griffith
WPA
Grif
Poli
Journal-Post
Kansas City
Roads heated as political extremes clash worldwide
In a global struggle between extreme right and extreme left forces many regions see escalating tensions. Forecasters say public opinion is divided, with most observers unsure of the eventual outcome amid ongoing clashes and political realignments.
Old Home Town Notes and Local Announcements
Miss Mary Nell Hamilton named kindergarten teacher at Wrenhawn school. Bahenck Tract on Twenty Third and Vermont to be auctioned tomorrow at 1:00. Politics at Liberty Memorial as Lawrence Rice and Clark Mills announce the Dark Horse ticket with Harold Allen and others. Alfred H. Smith renominated for New York governor. Miss Anna Dorothy Lester to Chicago after informal evening with Miss Helen Marcell. Eugene I born Sept 25 to Mr. and Mrs. M Johnson of 631 Indiana street. Mr. and Mrs. H. Nahe host at dinner for guests, and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Young entertain at bridge for Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Lord. Lord to Los Angeles Friday.
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Mary Nell Hamilton
Wrenhawn School
Bahenck
Bahcock
Twenty- Third
Vermont Streets
Liberty Memorial New School
Lawrence Rice
Clark Mills
Dark Horse
Harold Allen
Stover
Roland
Yratuse
New York State
Alfred H. Smith
New York City
Helen Marcell
Anna Dorothy Lester
Chicago
M. Johnson
Indiana Street
Eugene I
H. Rnahe
Dimmer
C. J. Young
Bridge
E. Lord
Los Angeles
Cal
Young
Dolly Nabs Husband Through Pettin' Props
Dolly keeps her old husband close by with a practiced routine that hints at control and routine. Ma notes Dolly always has his checkbook ready before the daily drag of managing him begins.
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Dolly
Pettin
Publishers Syndicate
Sixtieth Anniversary Held At Big Springs Home
Mr and Mrs W F Spencer celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary at their Big Springs home Thursday September 16 with a 3 basket dinner. In the afternoon ice cream was served to 97 relatives and friends. Miss Helen White left yesterday for Ames Iowa to pursue graduate work in home economics at Iowa State College. She was accompanied by her niece Kyllis Butcher.
Glee Club Plans Coast Trip and Lawrence Day At Fair
Twenty five years ago September 28 notes the Kansas Glee Club eyeing a Santa Fe coast tour if plans hold, plus nearby Lake View fish stocking. Lawrence Day at the county fair features a large livestock show, a plantation minstrel tent, and wedding notices. Hank Ahrens leaves for Topeka amid football eligibility concerns.
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Glee Club
University of Kansas
Pacific
Santa Fe
Melvin Cates
C. Eubach
Lake View
Lawrence
Bismarck
Hedwig Neis
Walter Springer
Seymour hosts social for thirty couples at south city home
Forty years ago on Monday September 28 a Seymour brothers gathering drew about 30 couples for games and music. Notables included Fred Skiff of Chicago, former Lawrence boy and Journal city editor, now Field Museum director. Kansas University faculty counts 18 this year and local notices mention plays, lectures, and campus activities.
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Seymour Brothers
Fred Skiff
Chicago
Lawrence
Journal
Field Museum
Kansas University
Tony
Sons of Veterans
Lon Poff
Wldridge House
Martin E. Rice
Kansais City
Colle
Eugenia Gallop
James
Horton
Reid Whetstone Named Chair Of Lawrence Scout Lodge
Reid Whetstone Eagle scout and senior patrol leader of the First Christian Boy Scout troop was elected chairman of the Lawrence lodge of the Camp Theodore Naish Campfire Council at the first reunion convention in Kansas City on September 23. Lawrence Eagle scouts James Mott and Robert Weir attended. The gathering included a swim at the YMCA and a fellowship dinner at the Gould tunnel, followed by a football game and a reunion party. H Brewster Powers was chosen permanent executive secretary, with James W. Putnam serving as advisor.
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Reid Whetstone
Lawrence
Theodore Naish
Kansas City
James Mott
First Methodist Union
Robert Weir
First Congregational Scouts
Gould Hnnel
Delevdtes
Wrandette High School
Wrandette Central
H. Brewster Powers
KK. A
Summerfield
James W. Putnam
Before the Battle Blake Pursues a Final Private Talk
Blake races toward a confrontation with Irma as he travels to Florida to meet her after a restless night on a train. He plans a blunt, private discussion about his feelings for Carel, while Irma senses trouble but seeks to keep control. The chapter centers on emotional tension and the looming reckoning.
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Blake
Trina
Irme
Von
Tie
Sane
Carol
Benry
Jena
Carel
South
Georgia
Florida
Marston
Irma
Melton Hotel
Trma
Caral
Inna
Mrs. Francis
Marihw Lyne
Puddle Muddlers Hear Rooster Top Notch Tale
Mary Graham Bonner reports a fanciful scene as the Puddle Muddlers crowd around Top Notch the rooster who claims a remarkable discovery. He says he stood before his General store during a heavy shower yet found no rain where he went to check seeds, sparking confusion and amusement.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Top Notch
Rooster
Rainy mystery and a town fire at Great Bend
In Great Bend on Sept 28 a fire destroyed three planes at the municipal airport worth about 12,000 dollars. Owners Roland Wells and O E Terrey of Hutchinson owned the aircraft. The cause is undetermined. Related cartoon dialogue features Cop Notch and Christopher Columbus Crow discussing rain and perception.
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Cop Notch
Christopher Columbus Crow
Top Notch
Great Bend
Roland Wells
Twn
O. E. Terrey
Hutchinson
Brain electricity and its diagnostic promise for neurology
The nervous system is a genuine electrical generator detectable outside the skull. Berger showed brain activity via electrodes, with brain waves around ten per second and changes during eyes closed or active thinking. Epilepsy and brain tumors affect these waves, promising galvanometry as a neurological diagnostic tool comparable to electrocardiography.
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Crile
Berger
Flashy Life Snips From City and Courtroom Headlines
A daily collage of brief items from New York sermons to Savannah police calls. Rev Norman Vincent Peale lampoons a pulpit thermometer idea while a Savannah mother seeks juvenile detention for her son, and Effingham reports Arthur Garrison’s pig rage. Chicago burglars and a moving target tale end with a comical police misfire at a home.
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New York
Norman Vincent — Peale
Frederick Fleming
Peale
Collegiate Reformed Church
Savannah
C. A. Fountain
Chicago
Lillian Rumney
Earl
Rumney
Valley Grove News Highlights Local Visits and Moves
Valley Grove residents reported trips to Easton for services by Rev. Charles Trower of La Tour Missouri. Summer revival at the Chester schoolhouse linked to the preacher. Local families noted moves to Reno and multiple Topeka fair visits with relatives and friends continuing through Friday.
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Walter Wilbur
Louie Keroner
Mildred Smith
Charles Bliss
Easton
Charles Trower
la Tour
Trower
Chester
Bill Nowak
Reno
W. O. Flory
Lawrence
Local Social News Mixed With Road Mishap and Visits
A column lists family visits, birthday gathering, and a Sunday car accident near Newman with no serious injuries. It notes Ousdahl’s progress at a Lawrence bank, wedding attendance in Topeka, showers for Miss Hall, and varied relatives visiting Garner, Holladay, and Swain households across Lawrence and nearby towns.
Radio Programs Monday Evenings September 26 Singing Lady
Radio listings show a dense slate of programs across stations WDAF KMRC WhAr KMEU WREN KMBC WDAP WNAF and others. Entries feature musical acts conservatory bands and light theater with names like Tracey John Hovelek Carter Roake Moorland and Drake and a choral flavor from Belagadiers and Humber’s Orch.
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Lady
See Tracey
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
Wren—Litte
Anita
KMRC
Renfrew
WhAr
Frank Farrell
Silent Perini
Whak—Mto
Thorns Oren
KMEU
WNAF
Tor Wrien
Bambi
Drake
KMGC
Belgadiers
Fibher steGeo
PMO
Wren
KMD
Pat
WDAY
KME
Raondio Theater
Uy 8
Guyer Woaf
KMIC
Wasne Kinga Orch
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