Journal World Delivery Notice and State Politics Mention
Legal notice for Journal World delivery in Lawrence Kansas under the Act of 1878 plus a Psalms verse. The piece then shifts to commentary on governors of North and South Carolina Georgia and Louisiana and their talks with Secretary Ickes over federal grants, noting public sentiment on delays and potential reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kansas
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Louisiana
Ickes
Bonds for Relief and Isolation in the 1930s
Douglas County secures emergency relief bonds totaling fifty thousand dollars while a previous thirty thousand dollar issue remains, illustrating mounting relief debt funded by county and federal sources. experts urge long term planning to align financing with combined federal and local means. The piece contrasts German isolationism with League tensions and notes Lippman and Kent diverging views yet common critique of Roosevelt era relief policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Plain talk and policy pride collide in early 20th century debate
The opinion argues government relief may keep unemployed on rolls due to generous aid, while Kent faults relief as wasteful. Europe reacts to Stresa and League council language framing Germany's treaty violations, critics lament blunt wording over diplomatic euphemism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippman
Kent
Europe
Stresa
League Council
Germany
Lawrence High Students Excel In Local Judging Contest
Lawrence High School led a 175-student field from 11 high schools in yesterday’s judging contest at the high gym. In grain judging James Metcalf won first with 597 of 650, followed by John Ottingham and Lawrence Leonhard. Claris Springer placed second in poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Lawrence Igh School
Chamber of Commerce
James Metcalf
Lawrence
John Ottingham
Lawrence Leonhard
Claris Springer
Fred Laptad
H. C. Colglazier
Annie Monroe
Indiana Street
Clara Messenheimer
Kentucky Street
G. A. Winchell
Arthur
Ruth Immet
Mary Flory
Ruth Crumet
Gelenda Hill
Violet Warren
Mary Biorg
Wilma Hill
Herbert Hickock
Jean Warren
Billy Fillyton
Aston Crumet
Mary Louise Green
Katherine Penner
Jean Lacy
Howard Lacy
Topeka
Tulca
Okla
Santa Fe
Ark Hetzel
Lawrence Transfer and Storage Company
New Hampshire Street
Local social notes mention weddings and visitors in Lawrence
The record lists a June wedding for Alice to Maurice B. Crane of Topeka. W D Fowles of Denver announce the birth of a son named Wam Arthur, with Mrs Fowles formerly Alba Amick of Lawrence. Prof A T Walker hosts a dinner for Gordon J Laing in Lawrence as he speaks at the Classical conference. Elizabeth Walker attends Camp Fire Girls national convention in Chicago. John Evans visits family in Lawrence, with Mr and Mrs Evans returning home. Rotary district delegates Karl Klooz I J Meade Marcel Cohn and H B Hungerford return from El Reno Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Maurice B. Crane
Topeka
W D. Fowles
Denver
Colo
Wam Arthur
Lawrence
Dean Laing
Chicago
J. G. Brandt
E. B. Stouffer
F. H. Hodder
F. E. Kester
E. N. Manchester
A. M. Wilcox
M. W. Sterling
D. L. Patterson
F. B. Davis
W. S. Hunter
Elizabeth Walker
Congress Hotel
John Evans
John C. Evans
Alton
Ill
John ©. Evans, Jr
Karl Klooz
I. J. Meade
Marcel Cohn
H. B. Hungerford
Rotary
el Reno
Okla
Regents Debate Rugby Fate of Kansas University Football
Twenty five years ago Kansas University Regents discussed replacing American football with rugby or abolishing the game. Three of the board favored abolition. Two bids were received for the old Vermont school building, Constant tenant and W K Folks. A trophy cabinet funded by the class of 1909 was installed in the high school chapel after trophies were stolen last year. Daughters of the American Revolution will sue for damages over dirty costumes from a Kansas City supplier used in The Redcoat play. J C Sproull trips to Houston and the Gulf coast. Patti Hiatt travels to Kansas City to see What Every Woman Knows. Senior Play tryouts named Ralph Spotts, Carl Eddy, Vale Nance, Harry Rogers, Ray Dietrich, Carl Miller, Art Seddon, Ralph Hemenway for the men and Lis Hopkins, Pearl Stuckey, Laurina Shaw, Maude Brown, Mary Johnston, Gretchen Rankin for the women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pga
Egents
K. U. Regents
Vermont
J. T. Constant
W. K. Folks
Daughters of the American Revolution
Kansas City
Jace
J.C. Sproull
Houston
Gulf Coast
Gulf Coast of Mexico. Miss Patti Hiatt
Maude Adams
Gertrude Messler
Ralph Spotts
Mr. Guise
Carl Eddy
Vale Nance
Harry Rogers
Ray Dietrich
Carl Miller
Mr. Cowan
Art Seddon
Ralph Hemenway
Lis Hopkins
Pearl Stuckey
Laurina Shaw
Maude Brown
Mary Johnston
Gretchen Rankin
Pi Beta Phi spring party and local notices
Forty years ago on Friday April 19 the Pi Beta Phi annus spring party is planned by the society. The Woman's Republican club elected delegates Lucy Taylor Edwards and Crew to the state league meeting in Topeka. A Quantrill raid monument dedication committee met to plan May 30 events and invite James Horton to speak. Miss Margaret Caughey of Horton Kan honored by reception at George Y Johnsons with over thirty former KKA students present. Attendees included many local residents and friends. Mrs. E J Mays, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smithmeyer, and Mr. and Mrs. J C Wiley are noted as traveling or relocating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Beta Phi Annus
Woman’s Republican Club
H. A. Cutler
Kentucky Street
State League
Topeka
Lucy Taylor
Edwards
Crew
Quantrill
Paul R. Brooks
Brooks
Carden Grovenor
G.A.R
James Horton
Kansas City
Caughey
Emma
Jennie
Georgia Hoge
Bertha Johnson
Geo. Y. Johnson
New, Hampshire Street
Margaret Caughey
Horton, Kan
Kk. A
Laura O’bryan
May Leverton
Edna Jones
Kate Brass
Libbie Cochrane
Nora Bayne
Fred Smithmeyer
East
Europe
J. C. Wiley
Denver
Lawrence
James Faces Tragedy Ahead After a Fractured Marriage
In a New Concord household, James Stimson endures mounting strain as his wife Jane’s craving for excitement sours their marriage. He hides guilt over her unhappiness while her family pressures him, and the couple’s fragile bond frays further amid expectations of a baby. Tomorrow James finds tragedy in a cradle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Stimson
James
Sarah
Top Notch the Rooster Chases Hidden Wealth
Top Notch digs for wealth believing he might unearth treasure or oil, while Christopher Columbus Craw questions the odds. After dirtying his feathers and seeing his reflection, Top Notch contemplates ending the digging and learns that beauty may trump wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Top Notch
Christopher Columbus Craw
Notch
Christopher
Lop Notch
Ton Notch
Mental health terms entering common usage
Dr Iago Galston discusses schizophrenia and dementia praecox. He explains the historical definitions, noting schizophrenia as dementia praecox and describing features such as psychosis, introversion, and repressed affect. He mentions related terms like Hebephrenia Catatonia and Paranoia to clarify the terminology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss Health
Iago Galdston
Understanding Schizophrenia in Historical Medical Texts
The passage defines schizophrenia as a psychosis and outlines subtypes including introversion with withdrawal, mesyncholia, hebep hrenia with silliness, and catatonia with muscular tension. It explains how patients may retreat into fantasy, become emotionally numb, or assume rigid postures for extended periods. Tomorrow-Schizophrenia, IT.
Controversy Over South Park Ball Grounds Floodlights
A Quincy reader objects to using South Park for floodlit athletic fields. They argue the ground should stay a park with flower beds and green lawn, noting dust, noise, and safety concerns for crossing Massachusetts street. They suggest McAllaster ground as a better site and warn of costly electric bills and visual impact on a district crowded with 5,000 KU attendees and churchgoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
South Park
McAllaster
Fourteenth
Fifteenth
Lawrence
K. U
Massachusetts Street
Flashes of Life in Brief From Around the Nation
A collage of short items reports Brooklyn lawyers seeking five assistant district staff positions in Kings County, interior-decorating burglars stealing 500 rolls of ceiling wallpaper, brave Burlington rescuer Robert Moore concealing two river rescues, four minute kisses praised by Chicago jurists, a Chicago taxi driver noting an orange tip, and Mia Sheda Hansen winning a divorce after her husband left in 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
William F. X. Geochasi
Kings County
Lehman
Burlington
N. J
Robert Moore
Delaware
Richard Quinn
Robert
Radio Schedule Highlights for Friday and Saturday Nights
A dense listing of radio programs across KMBC WREN WDAF WDAE and others for Friday April 19 and Saturday April 20, detailing musical programs, comedies, sermons, orchestras, and news. Major names include Irene Rich, Beatrice Lillie, Phil Baker, Benny Venuta, Edwin Hill, and Red Davis with network feeds from WREN WDAF KMBC and more. Broadcasts cover The O Neill’s, Amos and Andy, Samovar Serenade, Norman Easter services, and various orchestras led by Grand Canyon sunrise services and Royal broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMBC
Botter
Wren
Kolous
WODAF
Buddy
Ginger
WREXN
Sam
Sonny
Little Orphan Annie
WDAF
Jack Armstrong
the O'Neill
Red Davis
Reece
Gossipa
Pickens
GAS
Rmbc—Boske Cater
Danergs Paradise
Ezra
Irene Rich
BMBC
Franklin D. Roose T
Morton Downes
Edwin C Hill
Kmbc—Court of Human Relations
Kellogg College
Beatrice Lillie
Phil Baker
Armour Prog
BNC Hallyeach X Hotel
Wdae—Commerce Trust
The
the Tattler
Amos
Andy
Myrt
Marge
Westminister Congregational Church Choir
Freddie Bergen
Orch
Wren Wrens
WDA
Freddie Bergin
Martha Mears
Marin
Milton Charles
Orzan
Kansas City
KMUC
Grace McTiernan
Selaist
Wri
Race Hayes
Wbae
Phil Cook
Roxy and His Gang
Ernic Madriguera
Benny Venuta
Richard Bonelli
Andre Kostelanetz
WDAE
Stars of Tomorrow
al Jolson
Richard Himber
Orville Knapp
Grek Wren
Shandor
Itho—Wren
Reggie Child
AOR
Harbeck
Ren—Leo Zollo
Ksrmasic
Seattle Wash
TCO Dar Baller i
Jenalex
Major Bowes
Capitol
Cactus Jack Garner the first vice president to wield real power
The article notes Cactus Jack Garner, known for his parliamentary mastery, extended senate influence beyond constitutional duties as vice president. It recalls his rise from Speaker of the House to vice presidency and his impact on conference deliberations and leadership dynamics in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caciug
Jack
Garner
Washington
Senate
House
Cactus Jack
Congress
Joe” Cannon
Distasteful Rise of Garner as Capitol Hill Power Broker
Since March 4, 1933 Garner has quietly advanced into a key leadership role within administration forces on Capitol Hill. Washington suspects he is the most influential White House adviser on congressional strategy, more so than other administration leaders dealing with Capitol Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Washington
White House
Death Penalty Proposed by Nazi Germany for Pacifism
A German war time law plan announced April 19 to use capital punishment to exterminate pacifism. The national defense board says the death penalty will be a feature of new emergency laws to protect the spirit of the German defense force alongside existing military law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serlin
Nazi Germany
German Board of Jurisdiction
Doctors Told Her How to Lose 17 Pounds of Fat
Mrs. Robert Hickey of Roseville California credits her doctor with Kruschen Salts, claiming a six week loss of 17 pounds. She dismisses gossip about safety and urges others to try the daily half teaspoon in hot water, with lemon, promising twelve pounds and a younger feel in four weeks, money back. Available at Round Corner Drug Co and other drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
James
Mrs. Northrup
Anna
New Concord
Holcomb
Nappy
James’ Heir
Jim
Hot Springs
Chicago
Robert Hickey
Roseville
Calif
Hickey
Round Corner Drug Co
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Lawrences
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Pace
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
West 44Th St
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San Francisco
Sansome
Pigt Anceles
Orphanreiz
Baltimore St. Louis Star
Atlanta
Walton Building
Newa
Sre
Glzo
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Heaven
League of Nations
Gergnen
Berlin
Hitler
Tsro
Walter Lippman
Frank R. Kent
Salina Journal
K. U. Quarett
Occidental College
T. D. Funk
Louisiana Street
Innes
Theodore E. Griesa
Claud Callan
Publishers Syndicate
Stimson
Stimson and Holmcomb
Commercial Street
Sesories
Jourmaing
Sharon
Joseph Sabath
Joseph B. David
Rudolph Desart
Kay Hall
Mia
Sheda Hansen
Norman Becker
Harold
Herbert Plummer
EMBC
Pope Pius
Pope Pius XI
Rome
Soldier's Field
Grand Canyon
Elden A. Ardrey
Arlington
Hollywood Bowl
Music World Review
Wd2af
Davidson
Joan
Jeri
Tre
Stone Church
Larry Larson
I Orr Lee
Wren— Radio
City Music Hall
Italy
KMSC
Kelly
Seegabets
Dialorve
Engi
Lazy Dan
Gold Bond
Henry Deering
Eddie Dunstedter
Lux Radio Theatre
KMEBC
New York Philharmonic War Symphony Society
RKC
Hoover Sentinel
KMEC
Country Church
Holly Wren
Oses
Atles Sandereda
Frank Cow
Tony Voas
Leola Turner
Wren—Grand
Esrc Grapeliers College
Weenrick Benny
Foe Fenner
Sedetha
Kan
Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer
Opera Guild
General Motors Symphony
Eddie Cantor
MBC
Howard Ely
Ren—Silken
Walter Winchell
Sherlock Harmes
Wayne King
Gibson Family
Fray and
Braggiatth
Sen’ Robt
Me LaFaustis
Wendall Hall
LDS Studio Serview
Wren—Press-Radio
Jesse Owford
Dist
Max Delixere
Wres Jn
Benny Kyte
Eddie Duchin
Rel Beecher
Tesse Hawkins
Ty Aee Noel Oaly Pender
Orem Orck
Cers Ie Beren
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