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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1935
Page
4
Proverbial Wisdom and Economic Tangles in 1930s Era
The piece blends biblical proverb reflections with early 20th century economic news. It notes Roosevelt's cautious spending stance, a 900 million dollar Treasury loan for relief, and a debt rise to 3044 billion dollars with interest costs. It also surveys Prohibition repeal control issues, licensing struggles, bootlegging gaps, and a Tutankhamen curse anecdote tied to Dr. Breasted's death, and mentions rising highway fatalities.
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Roosevelt
Treasury
War Threats Rise and Sanctions Debate Dominate Europe
Alternating signals point to possible clash between Italy and League nations while Britain pushes for oil embargo, and Italy strengthens its resistance to sanctions. Peek reports Canada treaty harms US interests and resigns. Moley criticizes the treaty. English and Canadian public cheer, AAA claims corn hog contracts raise pork prices by about 30 percent.
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Europe
Italy
Great Britain
Hog production and national policy in 1936
The piece notes price rises driving hog producers to seek markets while AAA and RFC figures face debt limits and payments. It cites Jesse Jones on national debt, questions about four more years of the current administration, and mentions Nanking and provincial loyalty under threat from Japan. It also recalls a Kansas Missouri football game shaping a highway detour.
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AAA
Jesse Jones
RFC
Roosevelt
Nanking
Japan
Lawrence
Old Home Town notes and season kickoff events
J D Kennard returns from two months east visiting daughter Mrs Mabel McHoney in Philadelphia and brother in Ohio. Kansas notables R A Schwegler D M Horkmans and Geo O Foster to Wichita for 33rd degree conferrals. J B Wilson named Kansas vice president of Quark Trails association. Ozark trail routes through Kansas City to Gulf. Lawrence stores to unveil Christmas lights next Wednesday at 7:30 pm marking opening of holiday shopping season. Mar garet Esther Stubbs wed Cyrus Barden Sweet of Longview Washington in Topeka. Mrs T E Griesa hosts dinner for Miss Carolee ahead of Detroit wedding. Mrs Anna Freark elected American Legion Auxiliary president. Initiation held for Thelma Claugh Curtis Strong and Harry Gregg. War ren and Mrs Reding visiting in Atlanta for Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Kennard
East
Mabel McHoney
Philadelphia
Ater
Alfred Kennard
Ohio
R. A. Schwegler
D. M. Horkmans
Geo. O. Foster
Wichita
Mr. Foster
J. B. Wilson
Sam D. Hodgeman
Clayton
Quark Trails Association
Kansas
Mr. Wilson
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Lawrence
Topeka
Charles M. Sheldon
T. E. Griesa
Carolee
Cargill Sproull
Detroit
Mich
Anna Freark
American Legion Auxiliary
Thelma Claugh
Curtis Strong
Harry Gregg
H. W. Reding
Warren
Atlanta, Ga
Dolly's Divorce Reflected in Newspaper Wit
Publication from 1935 mocks traditional marriage norms by noting that Cousin Dolly’s occasional divorces suit her lifestyle and that a single ordinary earner cannot support her as a full time wife.
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Dolly
Publishers Syndicate
Building Boom In Douglas County Schools And Homes
More than 60 farmers near Lawrence erected new homes or additions this summer, with notable builders named. The Vinland church added a $600 wing. Fraternal Aid and Adah chapter elected officers for the coming term. Jail fire narrowly contained, a domestic science class dinner honored the high school football team, and Lilla Ormond gave a notable song recital in Fraser Hall. Alva Newby returned to make the city his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Douglas County
Lawrence
M. Hamer
J. A. Ford
S. Churchbaugh
J. C. Ramsey
W. G. Cummings and Son
John Myers
F. Fishburn
John Shapatall
Edward
U. S. G. Plank
G. W. Hackman
E. T. Riling
Anna H. Martindale
David Passon
Eric Owens
Adah
The
Eastern Star
Nell McFarland
Theodore Gardner
Jessie Zuttermeister
John Strong
Kate Edmonds
Anna L. Taylor
Minnie Gardner
Dauley
Calaboose
Manual Training
Mr. Innes
Smith
Prof. Olney
H. H. Holmes
F. H. Emmett
Ries
I. Ross
Stevenson
Woodward
Coleman
McKone
Milton
Prever
H. Brown
W. Brown
Kelley
Cowell
Hoskins
Russell
Mitchell
Myers
Harlan Russell
Fraser Hall
Lilla Ormond
Boston
School of Fine Arts
Alva Newby
Colorado
Forty Years Ago Board of Education Meeting Notes
Fortysears ago the board of education met with Mr Fincher presiding. Superintendent Smith reported diphtheria remains a concern in schools. Enrollment reached 2,270 with 1,745 average daily attendance. Leave for Miss Briggs was extended to year end. Officer Covey recovered stolen harness parts in North Lawrence, aiding theft clues. Miss Moore issued invitations for a masquerade at Pythian Hall. New bakery opened by W L Anderson two doors north of Shearer's. E D Meloy and brother left for Chicago. Local men planned hunting trip to southern Arkansas. Corn storage activity noted with 20 cents per bushel. Francis Eaton invited musically inclined people to form an auxiliary of the Musical Literary Federation.
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Board of Education
Fincher
Smith
Lawrence
W. L. Anderson
Shearer’s
E. D. Meloy
Brother Harry
Chicago
Wade
J. C. Banta
Thad Stevens
al Bierman
Arkansas
J. Watt
C. H. Tucker
Francis Eaton
F. W. Barteldes
Musical Literary Federation
Swarthout To Perform In Recitals Across Illinois Iowa And Philadelphia
Miss Evelyn Swarthout departs for Urbana to give a piano recital and will be honored with a luncheon by David Kinley at the University of Illinois. She then plays at Evanston, Burlington, Chicago, Rockford, Lawrence, and Philadelphia in successive recitals before continuing to New York City for the season.
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Evelyn Swarthout
University of Ilinois
Urbana
Miss Swarthout
David Kinley
Kate Neal Kinley
Mise Swarthout
Misa Swarthout
National College of Education
Evanston
Ill
Burlington
Iowa
Chicago
Tesefay
Rockford, IL
Lawrence
Philadelphia
Music Teachers’ National Association
New York City
Welcome Return in Anne Farnsworth Trial
Anne Farnsworth, on trial for murder, faces cross examination as new evidence and a key witness named Buttons emerge. Judge Kellogg presents fresh testimony to support Anne’s innocence, while district attorney Tom Farley presses for deductions. The case hinges on who fired the fatal shot and where the weapon was kept.
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Altho
Anne Farnsworth
Tecla Sorki
Anne
Luke
Lucinda Farnsworth
Tom Farley
Bedlam
Luke Farnsworth
Lee Farnsworth
Sharlee
Annikki Nielsen Farnsworth
John
Lukenholm
Union Town
Nikki
Farnsworth
Ansel Kellogg
Benson
Lenholm
Leighton Jones
Buttons
Jones
Mr. Jones
Jecsne Bowron
Jupiter in the chimney rescue at Willy Nilly's
Christopher Columbus Crow n assists Jupiter trapped in a chimney while bears tremble outside. He directs the Galumps away, frees Jupiter with a five time shout, and warns the bear family to flee toward Willy Nilly's as the back door remains ajar. Grand ma puzzled by the soot spill and the Tomorrow surprise.
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Jupiter
Christopher Columbus
Christopher
Christopher G
Willy Nilly's
Grandma
Flashes of Life Laughs Echo in Theater
A man named Ohrenberger burst into a loud infectious laugh in a newsreel theater, drawing amused reactions from patrons. The theater manager awarded him a life pass, praising his contagious laughter and lively spirit.
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Associated Press
Boston
Herbert L. Ohrenberger
Mixed short items from small towns highlight social waste and labor
A compact roundup of brief notices from New York to Wisconsin reports relief bans in Galen for unemployed men, Dixon’s yearly jail spell for intoxication, decorators arguing kitchen color harmony in Denver, deer hunting ethics in Crystal Falls, and a Wisconsin harness maker's retirement after 50 years.
How's Your Health Head Injuries and amnesia after accidents
Dr Galston explains head injuries produce immediate damage and remote effects. Memory loss can be retrograde and forward, lasting seconds to days, with confusion and distorted experiences. Personality changes and new tensions may appear, sometimes revealing previously suppressed traits. Tomorrow Environment and Chorea.
Kansas News Briefs From Liberal and Nearby
Liberal reports Mrs. C P Butcher 32 of Midland Texas killed when a tire blew on a returning car near Liberal. Her daughter unharmed. Zakouras in Paola faces two first degree murder warrants over the slaying of his wife and a restaurant patron. death penalty sought at December trial. Columbus inquest planned for James Ward 72, killed in a collision with Louis Hauser of Weir. Capper seeks inquiry into possible discrimination against American oil industry in asphalt for PWA projects. Topeka bids for 250 tons of paper awarded to Fritchburg Paper Co. of Fritchburg Massachusetts.
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Liberal
Kan
C. P. Butcher
Midland
Tex
Butcher
Ada
Okla
Paola
Albert Zakouras
Oliver D. Rinehard
Zakouras
Columbus
James Ward
Louis Hauser
Weir
Topeka
Arthur Capper
PWA
Morgenthau
The
Treasury
Senator Capper
Kansas
Department
Fritchburg Wins State School Book Bid
The state school book contract attracted six firms with bids totaling $28,750, or $1,000 less than the previous week's offer per bidder. The Fritchburg company submitted the lone bid yesterday, securing the award.
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Fritchburg Company
Washington FA Daybook notes on bonus march and weather deterrent
Washington observers discuss Senator McAdoo urging veterans to march on Washington, the risk of clashes with police, and how weather may deter such a move. The piece cites the 1932 Battle of Washington and pending Patman bill for immediate bonus payment, noting administration pressure for a compromise before the new session opens.
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Washington
McAdoo
Congress
Ose
Hoover
California
House
Patman
Seaton Expected To Head State Young Republicans
Fred A. Seaton of Manhattan appears certain to be reelected state chairman of the Young Republican club as plans are finalized for the state convention in Topeka. Endorsed by five of seven district organizations and most county clubs, the event features principal speaker Charles P. Taft of Cincinnati and a banquet program including Governor Alf Landon and Senator Arthur Capper.
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Topeka
Fred A. Seaton
Manhattan
Young Republican Club
Seaton
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Alf M. Landon
Arthur Capper
Radio Programs Tuesday Evening December 3 Listing
Radio schedule for Tuesday December 3 features WREN WDAF KMBC and MBC programs from 3 p.m. to midnight with music orchestras singers and talk segments. Notable items include Jack Armstrong aboard DAF and The Nomemen Quartet on WREN plus Amos n Andy on WDAF and Jimmie Durante on KMBC.
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WRENS
Sas
WREN
Jack Armstrong
MBC
KMBC
Kansas
Nomemen
WDAF
Popeye
Sailor
WDAE
Amie Alea
Kate Smith
St Ren
Terri la Franconi
Boake Carter
Shan E Abet
Aers Doe
KMBEC
Walter O'Keefe
Ben Sernie
Fred Waring
Jimmie Durante
Wendell Hall
J. A. Farley
Meredith Willson
Amos ’N' Andy
Jimmie Carr
Myrt
Marge
Ozzie Nelson
Bismarck
Grand and Terrace Cafe
Orch
Rabe —Seymons Simons
Leo Zolle
Werther
Dick Tracy
Annie
Trudeau
KMAC
Herbert Foote
Tattler’s Sports Review
Uncle Ezra
Saint-Saens
Wee Johnny Lewis
Imme Allen
Meare Sisk
WRREN
KNBC
Cavatcade of America
Ayne King
House of Glass
Town Hall
Chard Hinder
Wrens Ase! Assoc
Manufacturera
KMBC_Lud
Amos 'N' Andy
Dorothy Lamour
Aonge
Ween Spote
Abe Erne
Moar
Marck
REN
Morrison
Pace Io
Jesse Crawford
Beens Rand
George Olsen
Wren—Shandor
WDAEF
Chez Parce
Harald Stern
WDA
Exochaie Doraberser
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the World Company 7 c
Simons
Murray
Massachusetts Street
Malto
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
North Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Baltimore Ave
St. Loui
Star
Atlanta
Walton
General Motors
Associated Pre&s
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Franklin c. Hoyt
Richard J. Hopkins
Tutankhamen
J James H. Breasted
Breasted
Tut
George N. Peek
United States
Peek
Raymond Moley
Today
England
Canada
R PA
Clacdee Callan
Urbana, Ill
Sorki Brothers
Anns
Kellogg
Farnsworth Home
Misa Anne
Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Ohreni
Laug
Clyde
N. Y
Welfare Officers
Galen
Portland
George Dixon
Dixon
Crystal Falls
Felix Myers
Acte
Waukesha
Wis
Edward Brown
New York Academy of Medicine
Ago Galdston
Ben Franklin
Fritchburg Paper Co
Fritchburg, Maass
the Woollcotter
Herbert Plummer
Fred_aA
Seaton Ig
Kansas Writers of Territorial Haonsas
Myra Hull
W. Ae Ds
K. U
Meribah Moore
H. B. Chubb
E. N. Dean
Memel
Lithuania
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana
Christmas Club
Lawrence National Bank
Federal Reserve
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