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National Representatives Horenzen Thompson Inc New York 19 West 44th St Chicago 322 South Michigan Ave San Francisco 155 Sansome Los Angeles 46 South Broadway Coca Cola Building Star Building 904 Walton Building 253 General Motors Bldg PetEnit Ava General Motors Rick MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is exclusively titled to use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it in this paper Also local news published herein All rights of republication of special dispatches herein are reserved MEMBER AUTAT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS Entered at the post Office Lawrence Kansan as second class matter under the Act of March 4rd 1875 If you fail to receive your Journal World by 7 p m call this office and a copy will be sent to you at once Call between 7 and 7 20 MONDAY APRIL 18 1932 Consider Our Limitations Lord make me to know mine end and the measure of my days what it is that I may know how frail I am Psalm 39 4 Supporters of the oil import provisions in the new tax bill must fight on to keep it from being stricken out Further opposition is promised in the senate Alf Landon who has been investigating conditions on behalf of independent oil producers reports that the big oil companies are now importing crude at a rate several times the normal amount It is apparent that control of production in this country may fail of its purpose of getting production back on a profitable basis if the flood of foreign oil continues
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AIDED PROHIBITION Ruling cited by 1804 fraternal lodge
A Journal World note recalls E H Wheeler declaring no lodge officer who rents to a saloon may keep office, a stance that boosted enforcement of state prohibition. The piece links the ruling to a public stigma on liquor traffic and support for public officials enforcing the law. It also notes rainfall remains below normal and crop concerns linger. Politics and judgment debate immediate soldier payment versus issuing currency to retire certificates, with leaders split between prudence and expediency.
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Journal-World
E. H. Wheeler
Kansas Regents Cut State Higher Ed Budget Significantly
A board of regents approved a $906 548 reduction in the state higher education budget for next year with the University of Kansas absorbing about $294 373. Faculty and staff accept the retrenchment as necessary to preserve standards while urging careful adjustment if enrollment drops. The plan aims to maintain efficiency amid constraints, reduce taxpayer load, and sustain services for students during tighter funding.
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Board of Regents
University of Kansas
Resgents
C.M. Harger
Recgents
Tansas
Kansas Relays draw thirteen states as education focus shifts
A KansasRelays week report notes broad retrenchment within state services. The board of regents chair underscores shared burden across departments, saying education should be a community effort rather than a sole school task. Thirteen states will send athletes, highlighting evolving regional sports ties.
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Kansas
U. S.A
Anglemyers move to corner Penn and Ohio streets
In the Old Home Town Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Anglemyer of Joplin Missouri arrived yesterday and will reside on the corner of Penn and Ohio streets. Belle Roberts hosted the Duplicate Whist club on South Massachusetts street Saturday evening. Shep Honnolds returns from six months with the Owsley Comedy Co. Tom Beal, formerly with J. H. Shimmons, now works in St. Louis on roofing steamers. Many residents curb and park on newly regulated streets as the curb ing ordinance takes effect.
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A. C. Anglemyer
Joplin
Penn and
Ohio Streets
Belle Roberts
South Massachuetts Street
Community notices from Lawrence area events and bridge closure
Twenty five years ago a surprise party honored Mr and Mrs Gus Morawetz and Mr Emil Gauck with thirty nine guests from the Fraternal Aid team. Miss Bertha Apitz hosted a compliment to Miss Alma Helvering of Beatty Kans. Lawrence residents planned to attend the Music Master in Kansas City next week as various locals were noted. A bridge across the Kaw in Lawrence will close to traffic tonight from 8 to 6 tomorrow as Santa Fe refloors the south section over its tracks. The latest hair trend for women is the finger puff requiring false hair or long natural hair.
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Gus Morawetz
Emil Gauck
Miss Helvering
Bertha Apitz
Alma Helvering
Beatty, Kans
Alma_Nelson
Bertha Borg
Ella
Clara Hase
Lillian Pierson
Gertrude
Alice
Henrietta Murphy
Lillian Eddy
Lofgren
Kaw
Lawrence
Santa Fe
Carrie Schneider
J.A. Henley
Dora Robb Young
Kansas City
Kansas student near Argonne wound prompts upcoming operation
Ten years ago on Monday April 18 Frank Dunkley a University of Kansas student lay in a Kansas City hospital for disabled soldiers at Eleventh and Harrison awaiting an operation prompted by a wound from the Argonne. Bruce Her condition is improving Molly in the farce at the Junior Senior party lists cast members and eight new Footlighters join the High School club. Journal-World Want-Ads promote buying and Fritz Co. ads note a Red Crown offer.
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Frank Dunkley
University of Kansas
Eleventh
Harrison Streets
Kansas City
Dunkley
Argonne
William
JT. Miller
Tennessee Street
Molly
Bradley Judy
Stanley Lindley
Junius Underwood
Elizabeth Cain
Ernestine Yates
Helen Gragg
A Rice
Mary Nell Hamilie
Tornado Strikes Osage City Killing One Person
A 1893 Kansas history note states a tornado hit Osage City killing one and damaging property with over one hundred homes wrecked. The same year the national grain congress gathered in Wichita with delegates from twelve states.
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Osage City
National Grain Congress
Wichita
Health and Constipation A Modern Exercise Link
The article reviews historical claims that exercise prevents constipation and cites a study from the Y M C A College Laboratory showing exercise increases colon movement. It argues the mechanism is heightened metabolic activity rather than a direct intestinal massage, challenging prior beliefs.
Tomorrow-Mother and Child flash of life and quirky notes
A collage of short items from 1822 cradles to sparrow houses, Indian silver anniversaries, a Chicago restaurant dispute ending in a minor shooting, and an ice berg proximity test by Captain Mouat. Names include Mrs. Lloyd Burritt, Jamnagar Nawanager, George Sanders, Nick Anas, and Captain Mouat.
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Hilton
Lloyd Burritt
Avon
Jamnagar
India
Nawanager
Noor
Chicago
George Sanders
Nick Anas
Anas
Sanders
Kansas News Briefs: Local deaths and unusual events
Kansas briefs report Wilma Ledom 2 died from train injuries in Ottawa. Maggie Doodlebug the Boston terrier helped extinguish a fire started by a boy's flaming clothes in Kansas City. Harry Hollway 19 killed himself with a borrowed gun in Burlington. Merbert Henderson fined for drunkenness after arrest in Garden City. Ralph Cauthorn elected Kansas Y M C A president. other officers named.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Ralph M. Cauthorn
Wichita
Kansas State Y. M
Lyman
King
Stanley B. Richards
Salina
David Neiswanger
Topekas
Ottawa
Wilma Jean Ledom
Kansas City
Maggie Doodlebug
Lester Warrensburg
Glen Hollway
To Have And To Hold A Pirate Tale On Jamestown
Captain Ralph Peres marries Jocelyn Leigh on a voyage to Jamestown. Carnal, the King's favorite, pursues them as pirates and Spaniards clash aboard a plagued ship. A minister helps steer to safety as the crew faces reef, battle, and precarious capture.
Primroses, captivity, and a rescued forester’s daughter
I and Black Lamoral led a forlorn hope against the enemy. After falls and fire, I survived and awoke in a forest of memory, then found myself aboard the George as we were saved from drowning. The forester’s daughter, now a ward of the King, appears distant and unapproachable before a later rescue.
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Black Lamoral
Daugter
Opechancanough
Jeremy Sparrow
Thad
George
The Bactrian Camels Speak In Asia Journey Tale
Peggy and John travel with caravans of two-humped camels in Asia. The camels explain their past, abilities to store water in stomach pockets, and their ancient role before trains or planes. They insist their brains are small but useful, and describe desert life bends in their travels.
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John
Africa
Deomedary
Asia
Camel Humps Speak Up In Curious Exchange
Se alohn and Peggy admire camels and their humps when a camel declares the humps are very helpful. John asks what the camel means by that remark.
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Tina Bigs
Sealohn
Peggy
John
Farm Bureau Members Hear Terracing Plans
Douglas County Farm Bureau members show strong interest in a terracing program sponsored through the County Agent J A Terrell. Demonstrations on Lecompton township farms include Bahnmaier Damm Wilson Matney Ketlong Henry Wulfkuble Spencer Henry. The J L Spencer hillside terraces along State Highway 40 on the Douglas Shawnee line draw attention. Long terraces run over a half mile, shortest a little over one eighth mile. Nearby residents can view terraces on their neighbor’s farm. Extension specialists Elling and Atzenweiler spoke at Big Springs schoolhouse on market tendencies and pork production methods. Both see Douglas County well placed for a pork program due to proximity to markets and available feed.
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Lecompton Township
Douglas Shawnee
Big Springs
C. G. Elling
W.h.atzenweiler
Atzenweiler
J. A. Terrell
Douglas County
Lambertson Defies Demand to Quit Convention Role
In Atchison Kansas on April 16 AP reports Representative W P Lambertson urged to resign as delegate at large to the Republican national convention for backing an 18th amendment repeal plank. J OM Challis says Lambertson is not his party's spokesman and proposes Lambertson withdraw from the congressional race in favor of James G Strong. Challis accuses Lambertson of party irregularity while Lambertson reaffirms support for repealing the eighteenth amendment.
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Atchison, Kan
W. P. Lambertson
Kansas
J. OM. Challis
Challis
Lambertson
James G. Strong
Three Insult Investment Firms Put Under Receivership
Three insult utility investment companies with combined holdings near 70000000 were placed in receivership by U S District Judge Walter C Lindley. The entities include Ineall utility investments Inc securities company and Mississippi Valley Utilities Investment company. A fire at Debora McCleerys residence caused minor damage from an oil stove left burning.
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U. S
Walter C. Lindley
Ineall Utility Investments, Inc
Corporation Securities Company
Mississippi Valley Utilities Investment Company
Debora McCleery
Lyons Street
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