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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1929

Page

3

Allen Gets Seat Near the Throne in Kansas

Topeka April 4 Henry Allen’s appointment to the United States Senate appears virtually certain with Republican support for Hoover’s administration. The Kansan, noted for oratory and loyalty to the president, would join the nation’s upper chamber amid strong national attention and potential influence on Hoover’s programs.

Topeka Kan Henry Allen United States Senate Hoover Kansas Henry “Allen Fairness Aetbaninon Henry The Curtis Herbert Hoover Henry Fallen Kangas Standwatters National ‘Administration Washington

Henry Allen's Senate Future Tied to Hoover Administration

The piece discusses political maneuvering around Henry Allen, suggesting he may be closely aligned with the Hoover administration. It notes potential shifts if Allen steps aside or is removed, implying impacts on Kansas confidence and the 1932 presidential year landscape. The language reflects cultural tensions and party dynamics of the era.

Henry Allen Reed Allen Hoover Senate Washington Kansas Hooter

Say Day Act Is Repealed in Willis Campbell Case

Sioux City Iowa April 4 AP attorneys for Marie Bevington hotel proprietor argued to the U S circuit court of appeals that the Volstead act was automatically repealed by subsequent legislation. They claim the Willis Campbell act of 1921 re enacted all internal revenue laws on intoxicating liquors for beverage purposes previously repealed by Volstead.

Sioux City Iowa United States Circuit Court of Appeals Marie Bevington Sioux Goltz, Schuyler and Brown Congress United States

School's Goal Is to Use Every By-Product of Fish

The University of Washington runs the world’s only college of fisheries and last year saved the North Pacific fishing industry about 1 million dollars. The program aims to end waste, tackle fish diseases, improve canning and drying, and test foods. A 2,000,000 egg hatchery supports experiments. Dean John N. Cobb says the industry may soon provide iodine-rich food fish, with progress planned for widespread use within about a dozen years. Enrollment is 130 with students from Japan, England, Canada, Russia, Norway, Ireland, the Philippines and Palestine.

Seattle Wash College of Fisheries University of Washington Washington Collegians John N. Cobb Japan England Canada Russia Norway Itlaed Philippines Palesine

Weather Signals Tornado Risk and Flooded Farms

Yesterday and today bring changing air masses with very cold air above and warm air near the surface. Conditions favor tornado formation in scattered areas, with next storm possible near the 7th and moisture abounding. In Douglas county thousands of acres remain underwater as forecasts call for storms through the 10th followed by cooler weather. Baker University students return from Kansas City after sociology research at sites including Swope Park settlement and Mercy hospital. John McCormack, back from abroad, flirts with talkies and holds offers after hearing an Al Jolson film. Kappa rummage sale set for Saturday April 6 at 733 Mass. Luther Gustafson Ady.

Douglas County Baker Baldwin Baker University Kansas City

Denominational Colleges Dominate Kansas Teacher Applicants

Statistics by Prof. A. E. Lunceford show denominational Kansas colleges supplied 29 percent of state teaching certificate applicants. Baker University led with 65 recipients, about 4 percent of the total. other schools include Bethany 29, Bethel 27, Friends 32, McPherson 35, Ottawa 38, and Washburn 43, with various percentages listed for each institution.

Baldwin Kan A. E. Lunceford Ottawa University Kansas Baker University Baker Bethany Bethel Friends McPherson Marymount Ottawa Southwestern St. Benedicts St. Marys Ww. CG. OU Washburn Wesleyan Whchite

Midland Community Notices and Visits Across Easter

Midland residents and visitors share events from a busy period. Mrs. E D Shaw returned home after a stay with sister Miss Katherine and the state DAR convention. Families gathered for visits with Mrs. Russell Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Heck traveled to Kansas City, and many attended church and social events including 4 H meetings at the Gus Brune home and a Grange gathering.

E. D. Shaw Genevieve Vernson Charles Robert Stroud Lenox Iowa Husted Elmer Ousdahl Peguity CP. A Chamber of Commerce Margaret Pirotte Emil Heck Kansas City Ota Sitz Naw‘ata Okla Ed Schowengerdt Midland Gus Brune Ava Higley Gus. Brune Katherine Pivotte Hilda Vernson Spring Creek Gus Brune Gir Ruth Fred. Alford Rita Rey. Dial de ‘Ridder Fred Alford Henry Eibest M. E. Hunsberger MT. Roberta Nottingham Margaret Lewis Marion Sphar Edwin Schowengerdt Annette Otto Litz Will Eberhard Georgiana Lois Laptad Midland Grange G Jones Kenneth Elmer Ousaahl Leo Wilfred Ed Schaake Raymond Sunaly Ont W. A. Watterson Lawrence Baste JH. H. Vernson Fidd Heck Otto Sitz Nowata Emil Katherine Alfred Heck Jim Houk Jeanette Gus Wulfkuhle

Local social notes and visits from Kansas town

Mrs A R Nottingham at law and family members are mentioned visiting and staying with relatives in Lawrence and Olaloosa Leger. Genevieve Vernson and four students sang in a Wichita concert. Mrs Roscoe Whitman and Anna May Garber visited Sunny Side school. Fragments describe calls at Nottingham home, trips to Topeka, and attendance at a Trinity Lutheran church supper.

A. R. Nottingham Lawrence F. V. Lewis Kansas City Guy Shultz Virpita Maude Olaloosa Leger Genevieve Vernson Wichita Roscoe Whitman Anna May Alma Garber Sunny Add Guy. Shultz G. R. Shultz Rowena Nottingham Alice Frank Oscher Mer Gish Floyd Nelson Nottingham Fternoon Clifford Cooper Charley Husted Thesday Emil Heck Fred Heck Brotherhood Trinity Lutheran Bruchmillers Jean Kenneth Jones Topeka Jim Houk Schowengerdt Charles Spray Mary Lou Charles Saile

White Items Social Notes From Lawrence Area

Mrs George Hartaker visits Mrs Newland in South Lawrence. Numerous calls and visits occur around White School, Stallard and Shook homes. Local residents including DeWitt, McGee, Moranville and Shook share Sunday dinners, afternoon calls, and Tuesday afternoons in Lawrence and nearby towns.

George Hartaker Newland South Lawrence R . Tom DeWitt W. M Roscoe Pine Loren, Chester Velma Rose C. N Nannig Bowen Kansas City J. F. DeWitt Shawnee Cailed T. B. DeWitt Mise McAulaph White School Fred Laptad Topeka Benjamin Kyle C. X. Stallard Gilbert Holliday Owens Rose Jefferies Russell G. W. Hardtarfer Pat Shook Earl W. M. Shook Vernon King Fred Wilkers Will Beer Vernon King Charles Eberwein Fall Leaf Raymond Brubaker Walter Fleer Leana Eberwein Harry Pippert Lynn Eberwein Atlanta Edina Sport Mosser Clark Wilber Ira Wilber Beny Kyke Pete Tommy Louise Mr.Comfort D. H. Shook South S Lawrence Jim Uttinger Richard Gwen Elwood Moore A.moran Fred Wilkerson E. J. Moranville Vivian Lefferd Finley Emmit Laster Virginia Stallard Beers George Henry Beer George Hardtaker Bertha Schickner Sam Uttinger Lawrence McGee Thelma Harris Friend Edith Louise’ Harris Quenemo Billie Smith Leland Parker Maynard Harris Lois Laptad Alfred Heck Walter

Local social notes from Maple Grove and surrounding area

Sunday and weekend visits fill town chatter as families from Pine, Shook, Stallard, Owens and McGee make calls. Neighbors attend gatherings, shop in Lawrence, swap news, and farmers tend potato seed while a smokehouse fire causes meat loss.

Roscoe Eugene Parker Vand W. M. Shook George Hardtaker T B. de L. G. McGee C. N. Stallard Wesley Langrifth Barney Shook Maple Grove Arve Miles Owens Ross Owens Eunice Norma Bell Nick Gehry Bonnie Jean Harve Owens

Rexall Orderlies Offer Relief From Constipation

A physician says constipation causes great misery and a tablet named Rexall Orderlie provides immediate relief by drawing water into the colon for a gentle natural movement. No habit or dose increase. Chew at night for a bright next day. 24 for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Store.

Rexall Orderlies Rexall

Geography idea sends delegates to study nations

Baltimore AP reports a new geography classroom concept using student delegates assigned to specific countries. Groups study resources climate and customs, with a term end banquet where students present in national costumes and discuss laws and government. Miss Alice M Krackowizer of Salisbury State Normal School introduced the plan.

Baltimore Alice M. Krackowizer State Normal’ School Salisbury

Doctor Dies, Patient Lives in Palermo Sicily

Dr Francesco di Chiara died after responding to a hurried summons to a hospital bedside in Palermo Sicily. Dr Salvatore Santomauro, a junior colleague, attended the pulse when the incident occurred. The patients recovered. Ignaz Moscicki, president of the Polish republic, is an enthusiastic radio fan.

Palermo Sicily Francesco’ di Chiara Salvatore Santomauro Ignaz Moscicki Polish Republic

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