Boettiger Cited Supporting Wagner Act Critique
Washington dispatch notes a memorandum from Elwyn J. Eagen to Nathan Witt quoting John Boettiger Roosevelt’s son in law as saying he did not blame employers for criticizing the NLRB administration of the Wagner Act. The hearing also covered Leiserson’s remarks on delays and internal disagreements within the board and Toland’s request for board members to testify.
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Washington
House Labor
John Boettiger
Roosevelt
NLRB
Elwyn J.eagen
Labor Board
Seattle
Nathan Witt
Eagen
Boettiger
William Randolph Hearst
American Newspaper Guild
Bottiger
Iblisher
Hearst
Harry Bridges
C.I.C
West Coast
Towne Nylander
Los Angeles
Gene Edmund M. Toland
Washington_ board
Nylander
National ‘Labor - Relations Board
Smith Committee
Charles Fahy
House Committee
William .M. Leiserson
Fahy
J. Nasren Madden
Edwin Smith
Leiserson
Edmund M. Toland
Madden
Smith
Scout Bill Gasteen First to Qualify for Marksman Badge
Bill Gasteen of Scout Troop 53 becomes the first member of Boy Scout Troop 53 to qualify for the rifle marksman badge. About 12 scouts form the newly organized rifle team sponsored by Troop 52 and use ROTC facilities in Fowler shops at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Gasteen
Scout
Bill Casteen
Boy Scout
Fowler
Cranium Crackers Confuse With Word Quiz
Puzzle on the classified page challenges readers to pick the best fitting word from a noisy OCR segment. The fragment hints at a sound-alike word challenge with a cavalier spacing and parenthetical quirks. Readers are invited to test vocabulary in a light, entertaining item.
K U Coeds Receive Numerous Admirer Letters
Doris and Helen Stark receive a flood of admirer letters from campuses and cities including Chapel Hill Greensboro Penn State West Virginia Princeton Meredith Salem and Farmington. One note from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer inquires about Helen after a past beauty contest win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally
Doris
Phi
Psi
Sophomore Hop Drama Club to Pay Jury Fees
The Men’s Student Council and Women’s Self-Government members will be admitted to the Sophomore Hop when Ted Fio Rito plays, after a contract clause caused earlier gate denial. Dramatics Club opens “The Night of January 16th” tonight at Fraser Theatre with jury fees totaling 48 dollars for four performances. Intramural volleyball results open with Beta and Delta U victories. Kansas WPA plans Braille transcription of Laurel Own by Kate Stephens.
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Fred Littooy
Ted Fio Rito
Fio Rito
Littooy
Women’s Self-Government Association
Fraser Theater
Dramatics Club
Kansas
WPA
University
Laurel
Kate Stephens
Lawrence
Cast Named for Cinderella Theater Production
Lawrence Children's Theater announces a strong cast for Cinderella at Lawrence Memorial High School. Dorothy Raines and Elizabeth Crafton lead as Lady Julia and Horensia, with Betty June Sullivan as Wisteria and Dorothy Allen as Fairy Godmother. January 19 and 20 performances.
Jury Seated From Audience For Fraser Theater Trial
Dramatic club clears seats for a 12 member jury drawn from the audience during a stage production at Fraser theater. Jurors enter the jury box after being called and attend as witnesses sit with the audience. jurors receive a one dollar fee and follow rigid rules. The trial will decide guilt or innocence based on presented evidence.
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Fraser Theater
Paton i
Ahung
Christmas Party At First Baptist Parish
The annual church Christmas event will be in the social rooms tomorrow evening starting with a 6 30 fellowship supper. Martha group hosts, Winter group guests, Dorcas in the kitchen, Lydia in dining room, attendees bring covered dishes. A tableaux and carol program will frame the observance with a white gift for Sunset Home and a department gift exchange.
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First Baptist Church
Martha
Mrs. Winter
Dorcas
Lydia
L. E. Sisson
R. S. Brooks
L. E. Bailey
Seacat Opens Emporia Appliance Store Seacat's
Lawrence notes report He rd in Seacat former Kansas Electric Power staffer and Emporia district manager has opened his own appliance store in Emporia named Seacat's. Topeka seminar on blood tests draws 70 technicians featuring Dr N P Sherwood KU. buffalo purchase near Eudora. Santa Claus delays in Lawrence. KU band trip to Orange Bowl memory. book review by Perry Westbrook in Fraser Hall. Senator Capper to address Lawrence Town Hall with University Club dinner on Freedom of Speech.
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Russell Seacat
Gales
Kansas Electric Power Company
Emporia
N. P. Sherwood
University of Kansas Bacteriology Department
Topeka
Kansas University
Missouri U. ‘Band
Florida
K. U’s
Missouri
Lawrence
Jayhawker
Arthur Capper
Lawrence Town Hall
Christmas Dinner At First Presbyterian Church
The annual Christmas dinner for church members and congregation will be held tomorrow at 6 15 PM in the church dining room at Ninth and Vermont. Twenty hosts will preside at ten long tables decorated for the season with a program including devotions, carols, a violin solo, sketches, minstrels, and recitations. Reservations closed with 250 prepaid. calendar committee serves a covered dish turkey dinner. A Christmas gift option is a yearly Journal World subscription by mail.
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First Presbyterian Church
Corner
Ninth
Vermont
Messrs
David McCreath
E. M. Cameron
C. J
Coy
Edd
Wood
An As Holmes
C. B. Holmes
J. B., Mack
C.J. Feneine
William E. “Evans
J. Dodds
N. M. Wherry
M. Sanderson
M. W. McBeth
C. Iw. Shafer
An D. Fink
W. J. Baumgartner
R F. Edwards
Alfred Graves
R. .F. Edwards
Blanche Yeomens
F. A. Russell
Ednah Hopkins
C. J. Perkins
V. R. Holmes
J. G. McElhinny
Carl Shafer
John Andrews
Lyle Hurd
T. H. Astman
Fred Bremer
KU Authors in 1940 Kansas Magazine Date
University of Kansas alumni and faculty are in the 1940 Kansas Magazine to be released Friday. Prof. Allen Crafton leads the dramatics prologue Yankee Crusade. Included is The Pioneer Cemetery by J John E Hawkins. Also verse by Arthur L Douglas Eunice Wallace Shore May Williams Ward. John Gilchrist writes on Germany. Ronald Finney and Helen Ross contribute stories. The 128 page issue features prints by the late C A Seward.
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University of Kansas
Kansas Magazine
Allen Crafton
K. U. Dramatics Department
Aem
Pioneer Cemetery
J. John E. Hawkins
Arthur L. Douglas
Pittsburg
Law
Eunice’ Wallace Shore
Chester K
Shore
May Williams Ward
John Gilchrist
Germany
Columbia University
New York
K.' UJ
Algo
Ronald
Finney
Emporia
Kansas State Prison
Helen
Ross
Senaca
C. A. Seward
Wichita
Officers of County Farm Bureau Are Reelected
Officials of the Douglas County Farm Bureau were reelected at the annual meeting held yesterday at Wiedemann's. Reelected were A. E. Preston as president W. W. Gerstenberger as vice president and Lawrence Leonhar as secretary-treasurer Ralph Colman elected delegate to the state board meeting and Conrad Gastrock named alternate W W Gerstenberger elected delegate to the state Farm Bureau meeting with James Brass as delegate Mrs Owen Mitchell reelected county home and community chairman.
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Douglas County Farm Bureau
Wiedemann’s
A. E. Preston
W. W. Gerstenberger
Lawrence Leonhar
Ralph Colman
State Board of Agriculture
Conrad Gastrock
State Farm Bureau
James Brass
Owen Mitchell
University ROTC approves 34 senior bids for army commissions
Col Karl F Baldwin announces 34 senior students file for U S Army reserve officer commissions. Applications checked before Christmas then sent to War Department in Washington. Marvin B Allen of Lawrence and 14 coast artillery members plus 19 infantry members on eligibility list. Appointments to be announced after second semester.
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Karl F. Baldwin
University
R.O.T.C
United States Army
Department
Pe War Department
Washingon
Lalwrence i
Coast Artillery
Infan
Bricker to discuss Ohio relief issue in New York speech
Gov. John W. Bricker of Ohio plans to discuss the Ohio relief situation before the Ohio State Society of New York on Saturday evening. The Republican National Committee says the Roosevelt administration is making capital of the Cleveland versus state relief controversy and Bricker is expected to respond to critics. NBC will broadcast the speech from 8 to 8 30 p.m. Central Standard Time.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Ohio State Society of New York
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Bricker
NBC
Central ‘Standard
Field Trip Yields Fossils From Four Kansas Counties
Four advanced paleontology students Ruth Mary Dudley from Madison Wisconsin Russell Jeffords of Wallingford Connecticut Ralph King of Effingham and Charles Williams of Lyons along with Dr and Mrs R C Moore and Prof J M Jewett completed a three day field trip to southeastern Kansas. They collected fossils from rock formations across four counties.
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Kansas
Ruth ‘Mary ‘Dudley
Madison
Wis
Russell Jeffords
Wallingford
Conn
Ralph King
Effingham
Charles Williams
Lyons
R. C. Moore
J. M."jewett
Geology
Russia recalls reservists amid Finnish conflict report
Reuters dispatch from Moscow reports reliably that since the start of the Finnish conflict Russia recalled to service reservists released after occupation of eastern Poland.
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Russia
London
Reuters
Moscow
Poland
Powell family abroad slides shown at Ro tary meeting
Dr. Lyle S. Powell Mrs. Powell and two sons returned on the Bremen late in August after traveling to Azores Spain Portugal Gibraltar Sicily Algiers Rome Dalmatia Venice Vienna Budapest Munich along the Rhine Edinburgh Ireland England pictures in color were shown at a 140-member intercity Rotary meeting at Hotel Eldridge with an onstage talk by Dr. Powell. Lawrence Woman's club hosts bridge parties Thursday with table reservations through Mrs. Means or Mrs. Don Carlos. Bookfellows Club meets tomorrow with Miss Rayhill. Miss Barnhart reviews Days of Our Years.
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Lyle S. Powell
Azores
Spain
Portugal
Gibraltar
Sicily
Algiers
Rome
Dalmating
Venice
Vienna
Budapest
Munich
Rhine
Edinburgh
Ireland
England
Lawrence Woman’s Club
Hugh Means
H. E. Don Carlos
British prize court seizes four German vessels
The prize court seized for the crown the German ships Cap Norte Hannah Boge Bianca and Elvira III. The Cap Norte is 13 615 tons the Hannah Boge 2 837 tons and the Bianca 1 375 tons. The Elvira III is a small auxiliary yacht.
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London
Eet
Cap Norte
Hannah Boge
Bianca
Farm aids fail to help farmers says Grange leader
Neodesha reports at the opening session of the 68th annual Kansas State Grange convention Cogswell denounces the so called aids to agriculture as failing to serve their purpose. He spoke during the master's address highlighting rural needs and policy concerns.
Lawrence Lodge No 6 Elects Officers
Lawrence lodge No. 6 A F and A M elected last night H H Tuller master W C Woodcock senior warden Sam P Moyer junior deacon David Passon treasurer and W H Quakenbush secretary.
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Lawrence Lodge No
A.F
A.M
H. H. Tuller
W. C. Woodcock
Sam P. Moyer
David Passon
W. H Quakenbush
Local Notices from Eudora and Nearby
Glor ia Ann Taylor, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs John Everley, remains ill in Washington but shows progress and plans to move to school after Christmas. Methodist Ladies Aid holds all day meeting this Wednesday with a basket dinner at the church. Dr Buck is new district superintendent and preached at the 11 o’clock service. the first quarterly conference followed at two. Basket dinner and conference were well attended. Fred Lotz, formerly of Eudora now in Kansas City, is severely ill with acute Brights disease in a Kansas City hospital. Mr and Mrs John Reusch and Donna Mae visited their parents Mr and Mrs Robert Reusch at Evening Star Sunday. Mr and Mrs Harold Smith of Oskaloosa visited Mrs A J Smith and John. Several attended the Santa Claus parade in Lawrence Friday night. Henry Hagenbuch, ill for some time, can now ride in a car. Eastern Star met Wednesday with officers elected: Mrs Margaret Hearin as Worthy Matron, Mr Hearin as Worthy Patron, Mrs Myrtle Watson as Associate Matron, and Ogden as Associate Patron.
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Gloria Ann Taylor
John Everley
Washington
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Methodist
Buck i
M. H. Cox
Lawrence
Fred’ Lotz
Eudora
Kansas‘ City
Kansas City
John -Reusch
Donna Mae
Robert Reusch
Evening Star
Harold Smith
Oskaloosa
A. J. Smith
John
Eee
Henry Hagenbuch
Eastern ‘Star
Margaret Hearin
Mr Hearin
Myrtle Watson
Me Ogden
Eudora Community News Highlights Local Activities
Lucy Ables and officers were installed with Ellen Melville as associate cop duchrea and Augusta Durr as treasurer, with gifts to the Masonic home. A Christmas party hosted by Henrietta Schubert featured a turkey dinner, decorated rooms, Christmas tree, and a five table contract bridge. The junior class rehearses Going On Seventeen under Roberta Mitchell with a large cast and tickets on sale. honor roll lists 29 students led by juniors. Basketball team unveils new jerseys and warm ups. Y E club held a Christmas party at the Votaws. birthdays and bridge games sprinkled the week with socializing and visits among locals.
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Lucy Ables
Ellen Melville
Fred . Rothberger
Rothberger
Maurice Starr
Leon Durr
C. M. Williamson
Henry Wichman
Otto Rosenau
Fred Rothberger
Ray Miller
Oscar Lothholz
George Gerstenberger
William Miller
Erwin Kanzig
Lillian Fuller
Schubert
Clarence Fuller
Paul Frazier
Helen Lucille
George
Eudora High School
Billy Weidensaul
Roberta Mitchell
Katherine Zimmerman
Charlotte Stadler
Norman Hearin
Roger James
Norma Kurtz
Charlton Bartz
George Schopper
Merle Morris
Alice Marie Fuchs
Donna Zillner
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Sali
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Shirley
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Martha Lee
Eva Frazier
Ethel Votaw
Lela Votaw
Clara Baecker
Walter Neis
Ralph Votan
Walter Neig
Dorothy Mae
Lela
Vernon
Mary
Dorothy Mae Votaw
Paul Razier
Spring Hill
Curtis Diedrich
Maxine
Jane
Jim Schirk
M. C. Manley
Gene Glahn
the Rapid Transit CO
First Mortgage
S.C. Hinshaw
Eldridge Hotel
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Massachusett
Mass
F. S
Butcher District
Manaver
Hemphill
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana
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