Journal World Page Note and Indian Affairs Feature
A 1935 Lawrence Kansas Journal World issue notes delivery details and deadlines for readers. It profiles Henry Roe Cloud as Americas foremost Indian, detailing his rise, aims, and role in implementing a new Indian Reorganization Act with John Collier and Senate scrutiny of relief expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Collier
Indian Affairs
Henry Roe Cloud
Washington
United States
America
Dr. Cloud
Europe seeks peace amid League tension and Indiana budget reform
Russian authorities flag a France security treaty nearing ratification while German sources warn it could wreck the League of Nations. Britain vows to sustain the League. Indiana lawmakers reassemble to back federal relief with a state economy plan, eyeing county government cuts and a county auditor as chief executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
League of Nations
Stresa
Indiana
Roosevelt plans push to pass admin program before recess
The article notes President Roosevelt aims to enact his full administrative program before Congress recesses, while voters may assess outcomes in the next campaign. It mentions a Kansas City reform era, a street department purge in Topeka, and expectations for wheat and silver markets as regional fortunes shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Altho
Topeka
Lawrence City Acts On Trolley Bus Change Proposal
City commissioners discussed replacing street cars with buses in Lawrence after talks with Kansas Electric Power Co. amid resurfacing plans for Massachusetts Street. Also reported: Vinland store robbed of about 200. Hagerman owner reports break in and sheriff's inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Fiat Bs. Power Co
Kansas Electric Power Co
Massachusetts Street
Vinland General Store
Hagerman
Roosevelt brothers sail toward mountains of Tian on Span Leviathan
New York April 11 Theodore and Kermit Roosevelt sailed today on the Span Leviathan for the roof of the world where miles stand on end. They plan to follow Marco Polo's trail for more than six centuries before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Brothers
New York
Theodore and
Kermit Roosevelt
Marco Polo
Lawrence News Summary of April Activities and Local Updates
Twenty five years ago the community noted Easter visits among residents, postman route activity, and a speech by KU journalism head F L Flint on advertising. A Ford coupe stolen near the Varsity theater was recovered and traced to a barbecue stand before the thief fled. Other items include county officials’ posts, building histories, marriages, anniversaries, and plans for a new county hospital at the Poor Farm with Wellman and Blair design plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tian Span
Virginia Hutson
Virginia Mills
Topeka
C. B. Hosford
William Canovan
Hosford
C. L. Salveson
Basil Mitchell
F. W. Salveson
Lawrence
W. McBratney
Centralia
F. L. Flint
University of Kansas
Kansas Retail Jewelers Association
Wichita
Kansas
Lester Mayhew
Eudora
Varsity Theater
Fort To Fort
Board of County Commissioners
Douglas County
Wellman & Blair
Charles Simmons
Kenneth Evans
E. Lawrence
Helen Kennedy
B. G. Gustafson
Feurt
C. L. Rutter
Rutter
Feart
Robert Morrow
Kentucky Street
Morrow
New Jersey
F. B. McCulloch
Kate Field
Chicago
Marjorie Field
John Allen Foley
Foley
Field
Local travelers note itineraries and arrivals
Miss Alice Roche passes through on a Denver to Kansas City leg to report the Hyde case for the Denver Times. Mr and Mrs Thacher, guests of the Emery family, depart Wednesday for California. Mrs George, Marshall and baby plan to move on to Denver to join Mr Massel for their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Roche
Denver
Kansas City
Hyde
Denver Times
Thacher
Emery
California
George, Marshall
Baby
Mr. Massel
Dille Accepts Cremer y Post As Topeka Creamery Manager
Forty years ago On Thursday April 11 the Topeka creamery board selected C S Dille as manager for the Edgerton creamery returning to Lawrence life after a Texas absence. Dille a young married father will close his Edgerton duties in three weeks as R H Patten of Clinton takes over operations. Butter production begins with a projected five to six thousand pounds of milk daily and a 2000 pounds per hour separator capacity. Also noted are shifts in local roles and a spring racing program at Lawrence Driving Park with University students as officials and a Jockey Club Meet underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dille
Creamery Board
C. S. Dille
Edgerton Creamery
Ames
R. H. Patten
Clinton
Bolles
Stanley
Lawrence
Texas
J. L. Bolles
M. G. Manley
Winifred Churchill
Frank A. Doane
Lawrence Plumbing and Heating Co
Coffeyville
Thos. G. Ayers
Robert Wells
Jockey Club
Lawrence Driving Park
University Jockey Club
Clarence Spellman
James Harding
C. E. Hagerty
John T
Usher
Dale D. Gear
Sam Usher
Rob Manley
Edwards
Domino
Thrasher
Motter
Fletcher
Sweezy
Trilby
Dr. Stevens
Morgan
Lathart
Wagstaff
Hotter
Glathart
Frost
Lawrence Citizens News and Local Notices
Forty years ago on April 12 Prof James H Canfield elected president of Ohio University Ed Schall named president of Lawrence Republican club officers elected Mrs Esterly injures buggy collision Spurgeon sells waronette for a fine hack Presbyterian Union notes new officers Rob Johnson and Blanche Jones marry Parker Band to Lawrence World visit Herington contract awarded for switchboard Hoffman and McGuire marriage license issued Journal World classifieds note frequent room rentals
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Canfield
Nebraska University
Ohio University
Ed Schall
Lawrence Remiblican Club
Court House
W. W. Xevison
John Steele
J. M. Steele
J. L. Brady
J. K. Rankin
John Charlton
A. C. Mitchell
Lute Lewis
Dr. Esterly
Bullene
Presbyterian Young People’s Christian Union
United Presbyterian Church
Eva Cunningham
Lawrence
Rob Johnson
Blanche Jones
Rob
Marriage at the Church in New Concord
James Silmson II and Jane Northrup marry amid churchly tension as Mabel Webster confronts interference from the bride’s family. The scene shifts to a joyful reception where James and Jane navigate pride, doubt, and the promise of their life together. The town crowd cheers as the couple depart for their new life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Silmson, II
Jane Northrup
Lilia Harris
Mabel Webster
Bud
Nappy
Mabel
Jane
James
Mrs. Northrup
Tom
Miss Webster
Isaac
jJane
Mendelssohn
Aunt Lou
New Concord
Bill Sturges
Johnny Sullivan
F ‘Hines
Jim
Bill
Europe
Tyler House
z _James
Ono
Holcomb
Kansas
Wras
Meheel H. Fornkem
Birds Celebrate Love In Whimsical Flight Tale
Mary Graham Bonner presents a playful scene with Miss Duck and Mrs Quacko observing a red winged blackbird propose to his mate. The duo vows a shared nest in a preferred site as they travel, while Mrs Quacko muses on how travel reveals love everywhere and Mr Quack adds a warm, affirming gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Duck
Mrs. Quacko
Red - Winged Blackbird
Mr. Quacka
Mr. Red- Winged Blackbird
Miss Blackbird
Quacko Duck
Mr. Quack
Radio Programs On Air In Kansas City Friday Night Listings
A dense schedule of radio programs across stations WREN KMBC WDAF WDAE and WDAF for Friday evening and Saturday events. Includes Gene Kelly era shows, music from orchestras Red Davis Phil Baker and Beatrice Lillie, plus newspaper-style notices for upcoming broadcasts and station promos across multiple time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sornbc
Red Davis
KMBC
WDAF
Boake Carter
Wren
WDAE
Uncle Ezra
Irene Rich
KMAC
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Armand Girard
KMBEC
Edwin C. Hill
Kmbc—Court of Human Relations
Kellogg College
Beatrice Lillie
Phil Baker
Armour
Dick Powell
Commerce Trust
Wren Curve
the 49Ers
RMBC
Red Davia Wren
Walter Damrosch
the Tattler
Armos
Andy
KNBC
Myrt
Marge
George R. Holmes
Mherralee
Wren—Strena
Stanley High
OWE Terrace Gardens
Orch
Freddie Berren
Freddie Berrens
Max Dolin
Grenadiers
Hotel Congress Orch
Luigi Romanelli
Tommy Tucker
WPA
Oriental Gardens Orch
Chas. Darnberger
Manny LaPort
Uss5
KMNAC
Benny Venita
Sonie
Martha Mears
Solair
N—Fhe Longfellows
Tack Armstrong
KMRC
Milton Charles
Moment Musicale
Kansas City
WNAF
Hines
McTiernan
Grace Hayes
Swift & Co
Phil Cook
KMNC
Roxy and His Gang
Enric Madriguera
KMBCG
Richard Ronelli
Andre Kostelanetz
WPDAF
Radio Cry Party
WDA
al Jolson
York Philharmonis
Way of the Talkies
Radio Theatre
National Veapera
WR ‘Parton Trioliane
Daes Region Symphony
G. Charles Gray
Ren—Temple of Song
Hoover Sentinels
Country Church of Hollywood
Inliz Sanderson
Frand “Rumit
DAF
Tony Won
Wren—Cook
Ren
Wren—Grand Hotel
Sarateland College Chapel
Morgenthau
Jack Benny
Toe Penner
Elder Are Springs
Stockton
J. W. Fifield
KMEC
Wraf—Opera Guild
General Motors Symphony
Eddie Cantor
Howard Elv
Ilken
Detroit Symphony Creek
Wdamerican Musical Revue
iWalter Winchell
Erhock Holmes
Rosamme
Wayne King
Fray and Braspiotti
The
Minute Men
Wendall Hall
LDS
PressRaio News
Jesse Crawford
Max Colin Grenadiers
Benny Kyte
Temple of Song
Paul Pendartis
Freddie Bergin
Diabetes Cured After Insulin Treatment And Recovery
A 27 year old man presented with thirst polyuria weight loss and hunger. He had glycosuria and was diagnosed with severe pancreatic diabetes treated with 40 units of insulin twice daily. He remained sugar free and gained weight for six months with reduced insulin needs and eventual extreme insulin sensitivity. The column continues tomorrow with Diabetes and the Pituitary Gland.
Prospect guests visit area families for weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Chanay and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. Senne Richardson of Lawrence Saturday night and Sunday. Hanty Roche accompanied Will Hey into Baldwin to Garnett Friday. Mrs. Joe Madi and family attended the community meeting at Stony Point Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olmstead and Wilbur attended the fiftieth wedding anniversary reception for Mr. and Mrs. Elmer at the Vine Land high school Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Chanay
Bert
Mitchell
Senne @ Richardson
Lawrence
Spentunday
Howard Deay
S. Hanty Roche
Will
Baldwin
Garnett
Joe Madi
Stony Point
Ed Olmstead
Wilbur
Elmer
Vineland High School
Speicher Couple Reunites With Father After Illness
Mr and Mrs Charles Speicher who have been ill with the flu were able to spend Monday with his father Lorenz Speicher Se
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Speicher
Lorenz Speicher
Gillilands Called to Humbolt Nebr Illness and Death
Reno Nebraska notes report Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gilliland moved to Humbolt following the serious illness and death of J Schroeder in their family. Busy Bee Club met at Mrs. M R Conrad Wednesday with about 30 present. After business there were games. The next meeting will be with Mrs N Hayward, assisted by Mrs Ulrich and Miss Anna Taylor. a good habit reading the classified page daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerman
Vinland
E. Hagerman
Sheriff Cummings
Katherine Klein
Westvedt
University
Kathleen O'Donnell
Portland
Ore
California
Grand Canyon
Lolita Russell
Country Club
Ogden 5
John Tudhope
Sam Gilliland
Humbolt
Nebr
J. Schroeder
Busy Bee Club
M. R. Conrad
Peterson
Grace Somers
N. Hayward
Ulrich
Anna Taylor
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Journal- World BY
the World Company
Ent I
W. Murray
Dolph Sinons
A Newl
Kanazs
Mali
Lorenzen & Peer Eee Inc
West 44Th St
South Michigan
Ava
San Francisco
Sansome
Boe Angeles
New Orpheum
Kensae City
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Mark
Couzens
Poor PA SY
Claude Callan
Henry
Gonyright
Burt E. Brown
Ohe
Democratic Central Committee
Jos. Riggs
J. G. Sands
Sands
Boener Bros
Gov. Robinson
Edith Irvin Gibson
Gibson
Pittsburg
Lend Mes
W. H. Irwin
J . Gibson
South
Old Mexico
E. J. Craig
Kenta
Weld County
Colo
R. Bussing
Mr. Craig
C. W. Craig
Ohio
Edmonds
August Wall
Harry Warburton
Ralph Lawrence
Lee Tolley
Woodward Drug Co
Sayers
Kumsgs City
Muncie
Parker
Herington
Kan
Atkinson Armature Works
Pittsborg
Herington Municipal Power Plant
PWA
Eee
Charles D. Hoffman
Geraldine McGuire
Journal-World
Mary Graham Bonner
New York Academy of Vindine
Iago Galdston
Minkowski
von Mehring
Langerhans
Richard Himber
Tennessee
NBC
Kalbc
Wren—Mayfair
Herbie Kay
Paul Whiteman
Claude Hop
Joe Haymes
Orville Reap
Shandor
Jis—Wren
Reggie Child
KFKU
Saat M. Wherry
Ll. M. Hy
Jan Chiapasso
Reno
Castoria
M maAcio
Shirley Temple
Beth de Prep
Colgate
Big Bath
Coleo
Rankin’s
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