Kansas Editorial Warmth Mixed With Roosevelts and Rural Life
A collection of brief editorial quips from Kansas papers comments on Roosevelt divorce and marriage, farm life, and rural ambitions. The Lawrence Journal-World notes a dated editorial stance on Roosevelt, while Topeka Capital, Manhattan Mercury, and Linn-Palmer Record offer witty takes on family tendencies and local figures like Finney French and Boyd.
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Kansas
Young Roosevelt
Lawrence Journal-World
Roosevelt
Topeka
Opening of School Brings Mixed Feelings to Families
Observation notes the first day of the new term as children leave home for school, sparking both pride and sorrow among parents. The piece reflects on the broader theme of starting life beyond the home and the uneasy yet hopeful transition into a larger world.
Radio comedian found bound and gagged in closet
A column reports a radio comedian in the east was found bound and gagged in a closet as usual, a sardonic Detroit News line suggesting the gag was not unusual. The blotted exchange shows a tone of humor and public figures quoted about church matters, vacation, and a customer complaining of a tight coat.
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Detroit
Editorial on bank deposits guarantee and education funding
The piece argues for feasibility of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation by January 1 and warns against centralizing all banks into a single system. It condemns false economy in schooling cuts and highlights the looming risk of national bankruptcy without balanced budgets and decisive actions including a 25 percent salary reduction.
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Kansas
Landon
Legislative Council
Roosevelt
Federal” Reserve System
United States
Railroads Offer Free Return Trips For Livestock Shipments
Railroads announce a new privilege allowing caretakers who escort a carload of livestock to market to return at no extra cost. Previously only shipments with two or more cars qualified for return transportation, so this change expands access for stockmen and farmers to keep in touch with market conditions.
Mrs K McCarthy Addresses Young Democrats on Farm Aid
Congresswoman Kathryn O Loughlin McCarthy urged the Young People’s Democratic club to back the Domestic Allotment bill to raise farmers to parity with other classes. She emphasized the Farm Loan program as a potential solution to farm debt and promised to advocate for timely loans, noting national indebtedness and discussions with the president’s brain trust.
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Kathryn O’loughlin
McCarthy
Young People’s Democratic Club
Washington
Kansas
Farm Loan Bank
Congress
Executor's Notice in the Estate of Andrew Brandstrom
In Republic County Kansas Probate Court letters testamentary were granted to Amanda Ottilia Brandstrom as executor of the estate of Andrew John Brandstrom deceased dated August 21, 1933. All persons with claims against the estate must present them within one year from the letters date or be barred.
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Kansas
Republic
Andrew
John Brandstrom
Andrew John Brandstrom
Amanda Ottilia
Brandstrom
John Brannstrom
The Breeding Place Editorial on Public Schools
In The Washington Herald Eleanor Patterson editor and Enright cartoonist depict a mother vulture over a decayed public school with three fledglings labeled Crime Poverty and Ignorance. The piece argues about false economy and school closures across fifteen states with no plan to replace services.
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Washington Herald
Eleanor Patterson
Enright
Stand Behind Our President Amid Budget Strains
The Concordia News reports a speaker insisting there is no choice but to back the president to support the economy bill and defend democracy. Criticism of any congressman voting for the measure is dismissed as unacceptable.
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The
Concordia News
Bond Tangled Scandals Grow Across State Officials
Investigations into a gery scandal reveal ongoing schemes by Ronald Finney selling and duplicating bonds and misusing funds. Personal checks cashed through the state treasurer. forged warrants and bonds. Governor Lan don’s investigator Fred M. Harris and federal agents pursue leads. S. M. Brewster plans Washington inquiries. Arrests include Finney Leland Caldwell and T. B. Boyd. A Kansas editor notes new kidnapping tactics with a ransom threat.
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Ronald Finney
Fred M. Harris
Ottawa
Landon
Don Little
Hugo Wedell
S. M. Brewster
United States
Washington
Finney
Leland Caldwell
T. B. Boyd
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the Journal
Scandia, Kansas
Republic County
Scandia
B. W. Selin
Jake Storer, Jr
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Mercury
Missouri
Jesse
James
Texas
Floyd
French
Boyd
Linn-Palmer
Vera Hermon
Kan
Cardinal Newman
California
Boston Transcripts
Mrs. K. McCarthy
Nebraska State Journal
Chicago
St. Louis
Shaw Botanical Gardens
American Hotel
St. Louis, Mo
the Bachelor-Faulkner Funeral Home
Belleville
Kaneas
Tion
Scandia Insurance
Kansas City Weekly Star
Journal
Agency For Beloit
Laundry
Ole Frazier
Prop
Scandia Lodge No
Frank Fordham
Fred Moe
VY. C. Hartig
Courtland
DR. E.event Ahrens
Haggman & Wires Drug Store
C. V. Nichols
S. W. Nichols Masseur
Freeburg Service
John A. Freeburg
Mortician
Oscar
J. Johnson
Scandia, ‘Kana
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