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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1933
Page
4
An analysis argues that when local officials abandon enforcement duties the state must impose tags and enforcement to uphold laws. It cautions that centralization increases as local indifference expands state authority, while floods in western Kansas and political shifts in Missouri frame broader governance concerns. It also notes Gandhi’s six day fast and waning strength as a side item.
The article discusses proposed tax shifts affecting corn pork beef and eggs, warning tariffs may alter consumption and price incentives. It cites General Johnson on NRA campaign behavior and critiques local enforcement laxity of cigarette stamp and vehicle license laws, urging stronger state action to compel compliance.
The Lawrence Steam Laundry moved its equipment from 908 Mass St to the new building at 10th and N H St this morning. Work will start in the new plant Monday morning. Also, social notices from Leavenworth honor Miss Lena Simpson who departs for Manhattan next week for school.
An obituary notes Swede Marys was buried at ten o'clock yesterday morning in a pauper's grave. It mentions large sums withdrawn from a local bank over the past year with no trace found. The clipping also lists local notices and ads.
M Newmark and son travel to Chicago. Barteldes and Co offer free transport of beets mangel roots carrots cucumbers squashes pumpkins and some watermelons for a Kansas exhibit. Usher Guards to camp with First Regiment at Garnett on the 29th. Company includes 60 members led by Captain Metcalf and lieutenants McClur and Mull. Mission Band Lutheran church to hold a lawn social.
At the residence of A. L. Selig 1821 New Hampshire Street, Thursday evening, the President announced that the Cherokee Strip would be opened to settlement at noon central standard time on Saturday September 16.
In 1897 western and central Kansas see a big heightened effort as farmers strive to sell wheat while prices peak. The note mentions Ben C. Rich, a Populist politician and chief clerk in the Dunsmore house during the legislative war, who dies at Wakeeney in 1898.
The Roanoke Colony was founded in 1587 with John White as governor. After a supply expedition, White returned to England and was detained until 1591. Upon return, he found the settlers vanished leaving only the carved word Croatan. In Robeson County North Carolina some locals call themselves Croatans, but their link to the colonists is unverified.
Dr Iago galdston explains that animal cancer studies show cells can grow under certain conditions, defining cancer as uncontrolled cell multiplication. He outlines three research lines: hereditary factors, a purported filterable virus, and chronic irritation as a key preventive angle. Removing irritants has reduced cancers of mouth, womb, and skin.
Kansas City reports increased NRA wages spurring marriages and delayed divorces. Seattle dog injures owner, burned by shock after chewing lamp cord. Chicago notes 3.2 percent beer still prompts home brewing despite taxes, while May taxes paid to maltsters total $624000. Nebraska City veteran digs winter shelter from a river bank. Kiss tries to buy death rope but rope breaks. swindle charge filed. Akron grand jury indicts six former First Central Trust officers for misapplication of funds. Montana creameries produce over 14 million pounds of butter in 1932, down four percent.
Georgie waits in Nicholas Boyd's rooms as Bernie Boyd arrives with anger showing on her face. Nelly hints Nicholas plans to depart abroad after a recent row, while Georgie confronts disillusion with love. The late hour reveals hidden loyalties and shifting allegiances surrounding Georgie, Nicholas, and Bernie.
Georgie faces a brutal moral drama as Bernie's accusations surge about Nicholas's plans to divorce and pay for it. Bernie taunts Georgie as Nicholas confronts his wife, while Georgie confronts a sordid truth and the collapse of her dream. The scene ends with Georgie alone, realism replacing romance.
In a poignant scene the pair confronts a fading romance as Georgie pleads and Nicholas prepares to travel to Ireland. He insists on honesty and says they should avoid false hope while Georgie vows to love him despite distance. A quiet, aching departure follows with a hopeful, ambiguous note.
Rip, hungry and trusting Willy Nilly’s warnings, approaches a stranger’s car for a bone. The man, eager for a reward from a dog catcher, yanks Rip into the vehicle and drives off. Rip tries to escape, begging to be let go as danger looms.
Kansas City Kansas Aug 23 The police raiding squad enforces a city ordinance requiring no beer tavern within 500 feet of a church or school The crow flies method prompted a restaurateur to estimate he is 600 feet from the nearest church Hutchinson Aug 23 Col Guy Rexroad former assistant superintendent of the Kansas state reformatory has been named assistant warden at Leavenworth federal penitentiary Topeka Aug 23 Injuries from a car plunging down a hill on highway No 10 east of here caused the death of Frank Moss of St Marys banker
In Newton a one year old child died and a second occupant was seriously hurt when a car struck a culvert near session. Driver Roy Neubergall said he turned to speak to two children in the rear seat. The tragedy occurred while the family was en route. The injured were taken to two area hospitals.
Mrs Anna Hadl and Roy of Selburn Kan join Mr and Mrs Al red ornaden and Mr and Mrs oward Bernitz for Sunday with Louie Hadl and family. Emelia Gerstenberger dines with Carl Altenbernd. A G Gain and daughter Mildred of Kansas City visited Herman Wichman and sons. John Neis and son Osen spent Friday evening with Fred Laughlin family. William Altenbernd and son returned from Denver trip visiting sister in law. Paul Hadl accompanied Mrs An-
Mrs Mary Morozzo was ordered held for trial in district court Pittsburg Kansas after a preliminary hearing before Judge Walter Davis. She is charged with first degree murder in the death of her husband Lawrence Morozzo Frontenac grocer on August 2. A South Carolina survey shows forty percent of rural ministers lack college graduation.
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