Strong Man’s Task and Naval Treaty Debate Dominate Dulles Era Politics
The article surveys Senator Capper backing the London naval treaty draft if it matches advance summaries, urging prompt committee action. It notes Britain’s higher taxes to balance budgets, Springfield Missouri mayor indicted over Ozark dew production, and growing flight safety despite more accidents. It also mentions Gandhi’s movement, Hoover’s opening game arm, and incipient cabinet partisan lines in the Bengtorial race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capper
London
United States
Senate
Political activity and river survey notes in Kansas City
The text discusses state political actions limited to Pennsylvania, notes possible credit for experts, and mentions federal engineers surveying the Kaw river at Kansas City. It doubts opening new settlement tracts despite the river being low, expecting it to rise or stay quiet on short notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
New Library Hours and Campus Construction Update
In Mount Oread Gleanings the library will be open every afternoon from three to five, a boon to students. Engineers are laying a Santa Fe to Carbonale line, with 200 foot grades common. Plans call for a white stone porch at the main entrance and south wing completion next summer. Mr and Mrs W F Tompkins of Ellsworth honeymooning here with friends Mr and Mrs G A Atwood. Tompkins is a Powers Bank assistant cashier and Mrs Tompkins a renowned musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oread
Engineer Corps
Santa Fe
Carbondale Road
W. F. Tompkins
Ellsworth
G. A. Atwood
Tompkins
Powers Bank
Minnie Howard
Triple wedding anniversaries mark Coatest House event
A special party at the Coatest House tonight celebrates three anniversaries including the Crileys fifty fifth, marking long family ties with Lawrence guests from Dildine of Chanute and Meador of Lawrence. Also noted are Kansas University board meeting plans, opera trips, and visits from relatives across Texas and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Henley
A. D. Mackey
Los Angeles
San Francisco
California
W. H. Dildine
Chanute
Helen Meador
Lawrence
Criley
Kansas City
Coatest House
B. K. Criley
Robert Morrow
Theodore Criley
P. PD. Ridenour
F. C
Law
Strone
William Allen White
Thomas M. Totter
Peabody
A. C. Mitchell
Lawreate
Scott Hopkins
Horton
Frank G. Crowell
Atchison
Thomas W. Butcher
Burlington
F. P. Smith
Miss Brock
Warren Kimmerlin
Hitchcock
Texas
Joe Wilder
Local notes from Eldorado Kaw and Lawrence
Ten years ago on Tuesday April 15 Miss Lillian Fish joined Eldorado High School history department. Miss Reta Mull returned to Barnes Hospital St Louis after visiting her father Grant Mull. D W Hazen and Mrs Hazen visited in Marion Kansas as Dan Hazen heads to Cairo IL for a new position with the Finois Traction Co. Holland Wheeler Lawrence pioneer engineer, died at 60 at his home. L A Nees sold the Kentucky Street grocery to Ray M Reeves of Dodge City, a former University Law School student. Lawrence Rotarians preview Joplin convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Fish
Eldorado
Kaw
Reta Mull
Barnes Hospital
St. Louis
Grant Mull
D. W. Hazen
Marion
Kansas
Dan Hazen
Cairo
Finois Traction Co
Hazen
Junior
Holland Wheeler
Lawrence
Boueht
L. A. Nees
Groery
Kentucky Street
Ray M. Reeves
Dodge City
Reeves
University Law School
Joplin
Lawrence Rotariv Club
Birth of Son and Conference Trip By Rotary Club
Dr and Mrs Eugene P Sisson announce the birth of a son born last Friday The local Rotary Club of the Seventeenth district reports members attending the conference took charge and staged stunts aimed at Lawrence KIA The group has thirty-three members signed up for a trip leaving Sunday afternoon for Kansas City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
K.I.A
Seventeenth District
Kansas City
Eugene P. Sisson
Blood pressure through medical history and discovery
The article traces the evolution of measuring blood pressure from ancient pulse diagnosis to Galileo and pendulum timing, Harvey and Hales, and the subsequent development of modern instruments. It highlights the link between heart function, circulatory science, and the ability to quantify blood pressure over centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galileo
William Harvey
Harvey
Stephen Hales
Overnight News Roundup Of Elopement Forgiveness And Global Briefs
The Associated Press reports parents forgive Eleanor P Hutton Sturges over elopement in New York. Newark sees fifty federal indictments against a rum syndicate. Colleen Moore sues producer-husband John McCormick for divorce in Los Angeles. Massachusetts reports nearly forty thousand paralysis cases tied to poisonous liquor. Washington officials proscribe prohibition debate at annual congress. Denver critic Jo Jouett Shouse targets Hoover tariff and farm relief. Italian ambassador says two drafted Italian-Americans released. Virginia announces solo flight plans from California to Paris. Paris notes Briand and Dumesnil return from London naval talks. Rome hosts Mussolini with Thomas W Lamont on international finance. Paris reports two Italian workers killed in fascist anti fascist clash. Licata cinema fire leaves several dead and injured. Paris Senate passes Tardieu budget 275 to 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Eleanor
P. Hutton Sturges
Newark
N. J
Los Angeles
Colleen Moore
John McCormick
Boston
Massachusetts
Washington
Lowell Fletcher Hobart
D.ar
Denver
Jouett Shouse
Democratic National Executive Committee
Hoover Administration
Richmond
George P.hutchinson
California
Paris
Briand
Marine Dumesnil
London
Rome
Thomas W. Lamont
Licata
Sicily
Senate
Unholy alliance claims in Kansas Senate race
Ralph Snyder, GOP candidate for the remainder of Curtis term, criticizes Henry J. Allen’s farm policy and hints at hiring J H Mercer as campaign manager drawing a Lincoln County reaction. Prowler call to the corner of Eighth and Louisiana Streets reported to police last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toveka
Ralph Snyder
Curtis
Senate
Henry J. Allen
Kansas’ State Farm Bureau
J. H. Mercer
Hig
Eighth and
Louisiana Streets
Jacquline's Escape From Carew In a Fogbound Car
Jacqueline endures a forced kiss by Mr Carew during a stranded drive as Teddy Montrose remains her hidden hope. She fakes a faint and uses the car horn, surviving the peril as fog and distance from London complicate pursuit. The incident leaves her fearing for her safety and determined to evade Carew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy Montrose
Jacqueline
Jace
Jim Shar
Carew
Richard Starr
The Sky Laughs At Skyscrapers Tale
The Amused Sky and Mary Graham Bonner tell of a Little Black Clock listening as the sky recalls its amusement at humans calling tall towers skyscrapers. The sky mocks the idea of touching the heavens, saying even the tallest buildings never reach it, and laughs at the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Peter
Met
Flashing Life Moments From Coast to Coast News
A collage of brief vignettes: James Lee Campbell of Galena earns Columbia’s top honor for unselfish leadership. Helen Wills Moody predicts her husband’s sailing Olympics fate. Suzanne Pollard named Shenandoah queen elect. 103-year-old Mary Chimneski and daughter run a farm in Bellmawr. U S and Britain on budget parity as expected revenues reach trillions. Yale preserves historic buildings amid new campus growth. Rutgers notes pharmacy college progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Lee Campbell
Galena
Kan
Columbia
Helen Wills Moody
Winchester
Old Dominion
Shenandoah
Suzanne. Pollard
Vailey
Bellmawr
N. J
Mia
Mary Chimneski
Wahington
Sam
John Bull
United States
New Haven
Yale
Mary’s
Oakridge News Notes and Farm Bureau Meetings
Lawrence Bentz of Peabody Kansas and relatives visited Oakridge last week. Community events include a Reno township Farm Bureau meeting, a flower exchange, and a plant exchange. Local families hosted gatherings, a minstrel show, and school meetings with elections and a well dig plan.
Surprise basket dinner honors Mr. Wulfkuhle birthday
Mrs. Ernest Wulfkuhle hosted a surprise basket dinner at the Wulfkuhle home on Sunday to honor Mr. Wulfkuhle’s birthday. Relatives attended from Lawrence Topeka and nearby towns, with numerous Wulfkuhle family members listed among guests.
Weekend visitors and family visits in Horton area
Wulfiuhle and daughter Marie travel with Carl Schneider and Mrs. Perry Chain and son Fran ccis Hogue of Horton spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Sam Wise and relatives. Mr and Mrs Robert Oldham and family were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs John D Henry. Mr and Mrs John Hogg and daughter Donna Marguerite of Lawrence were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Wymer. Mr and Mrs Roy Rake of To peka spent Sunday at the home of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wulfkuhle
Wulfiuhle
Marie
Carl Schneider
Perry Chain
Franccis Hogue
Horton
Sam Wise
Robert Oldham
John D. Henry
John Hogg
Donna Marguerite
Lawrence
Will Wymer
Roy Rake
Topeka
Phillips Milk of Magnesia indigestion remedy ad
An old advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a quick, pleasant fix for heartburn gas and indigestion. It claims a spoonful in water neutralizes stomach acid, often soothing symptoms within five minutes. The copy urges consumers to buy genuine Milk of Magnesia in 25 or 50 cent bottles from drug stores and notes the trademark since 1875.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Naa Philhips
Local Socials Highlight Visits and Farm Bureau Meet
Mrs. Rakes parents Mr and Mrs M B Duncan hosted noontime visitors. James Louk of Highland Park was Sunday guest at Mr and Mrs William Sweet. The Stuil Farm Bureau was entertained Wednesday at Mrs Ernest Waltkuhle's home. Twelve members attended and the program on dress accessories was given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rake
M. B. Duncan
James Louk
Highland Park
William Sweet
Stuil Farm Bureau
Ernest Waltkuhle
Lance Try Majestic Bau
Gly-Cas Praised By Local User At Round Corner Drug
Mr John J McAlerney of 417 Indiana St Lawrence recommends Gly-Cas after a box cured his ills. He credits the medicine with his full recovery and praises the Gly-Cas Man at Round Corner Drug Store in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McAlerney
Indiana St. Lawrence
Round Corner
UNI Des
Lawrence
Secon
Gly-Cas credited for curing lumbago and nervousness
Mr John J McAlearney recounts severe lumbago indigestion and insomnia improving after six days on Gly-Cas. He reports restored work capacity sleep appetite and reduced nervousness. The Gly-Cas advocate at Round Corner Drug Store Lawrence promotes the medicine as superior for rheumatism neuritis stomach liver kidneys and related troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McAlearney
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Journal-World SY
the World Company
W._C. SIMONS
W. Murray
Rolem Bimong
Budness Sanagen
Massachusetts Street
Chicago
A. R. Keator
Hartford
Franklin P. Alcorn
Madison Ave
Audit Bureau OF Girculation
Journal-World
Great Britain
England
Springfiel
Ozarks
Springfield
Aslho Gandhi
Hoover
Congress
Mellon
Davis
Pennsylvania
Bers
Dany
BY Claude Callan
Jones
Publishers Syndicate
Kansas Presbytery Ieetas
M. M. Murdock
America
Jego Geidson
Academy of Medicine
Allen-Mercer
Farmer
Ike Rishard Starr
Teddy
Mont- Tose
Armi
Mr. Carew
Porter Mason
Mason
Tve
Mister Villain
Circe
Essex
the Majestic
Carey
Mr.Montrose
Oak Ridge
Lawrence Bentz
Milford iHer
Miller
Charlie Shirar
Walnut Grove
C. B. Young
Toms Home
Mrs. Young
Phoenix
Ariz
Mr. Young
Akridge
Smith
Frank Johns
Phillip Gabriel
Eudora
Alfred Heck
Otto Sitz
Sitz
Nowata
Okla
Thelma Malone
Lone Jack
Katharine Toms
Midland
Lowell Ster Tay
W. C. Stevens
University of Kansas
Irvin Hill
Preston Hale
Thomas van Nice
Women’s Farm Bureau
H. G. van Neste
George _ Stanwix
Grace
Clevenger Place
Stanwix
H. J. Dissinger
Ozankie
Frank Leonhard
Grandpa Leonhard
Dissinger
Oakridge
Robert Lindsey
Corinthia Manwaring
N. E. Whipple
Lecompton
Willis Colman
Z. HW. van Neste
Mackiy
Green Bros
Belvoir
Jack Toms
State Highway Commission
Owen
Big Springs
Laura
Lhoush
Lawrence National Bank
Breen
Acer
Gly-Cas
John J. McAlearney
Wall’s Book Store
Mass
K. U
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