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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1930
Page
4
January snow removal praised as city and security officials acted quickly. Reports on influenza rise and public health orders in Lawrence as February arrivals, school plans, and local events unfold. notes on Prohibition debate and New Jersey stance plus community happenings.
Officials say some refused snow removal letting nature take its course and no cooperation followed. The January snow remains on ground and covers country roads and town streets, worsening travel and parking problems.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bruckmiller hosted a dinner yesterday in honor of the birthdays of Mrs. H. M. Corder and Mrs. Breckmiller. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Corder, Mr. and Mrs. F. Toms, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Toms, Mr. A. J. Judy, Mr. Wallace Corder, Miss Pear Corder, Mr. and Mrs. Breckmiller, and Dorothy Breckmiller.
A public reception in Atchison honors Senator Ingalls following his re election. The event marks a notable political moment as local citizens greet the prominent Republican figure and celebrate the continued leadership.
An Associated Press brief reports Washington officials denying accusations that Representative Fort orchestrated or supported an overnight incident. The statements call the reports unfounded and urge caution until more facts emerge.
A jumble of crime and political items from across the U S and abroad. Reports mention a San Pedro bootleg pursuit seized by coast guard a possible rum runner suspect and a Washington senator criticizing enforcement. Oklahoma City testimony in federal court about money from bootleggers. A Buffalo grand jury returns no true bill against three coast guardsmen in the death of Eugene Downey Jr. in Buffalo harbor on Christmas night. A Providence educator dies. Tunney leaves hospital in New York. A tanker sank in the Gulf of Mexico with 15 lives lost. Trials convictions in Los Angeles and Chicago tax actions. Foreign items include Franco naval proposal publicized London and police clashing with Communists in Hamburg Madrid student strikes and Beri Beri cases in Santiago.
Kansas educators conclude the 13th annual session in Wichita with departmental conferences. Federal education head Cooper warns legislative control harms teaching. Oklahoma University president Biazell and state senator Archer address the meeting. A representative assembly grants resolutions, elects I. W. Gowans Hutchinson as director, and to draft constitutional revisions by a ten member joint committee. Silver City coyotes killed 268 in one month. A Journal-World ad note asks to rent a vacant room.
In a tense mountain confrontation Anne deceives Morse while Scott Glenn’s dam project nears completion. Morse, enraged and threatening, is outmaneuvered as Anne counts the seconds, arm injured, a revolver ready, and pledges to thwart his plan to force a marriage and steal away.
The scene paints a tense escape as Anne, weapon still raised, bolts a door after Morse storms away. She trembles, then sinks to the floor in a sob, while the chase hints at a brewing backlash against a perceived injustice that spurs Glenn to action in Monday's installment.
A whimsical tale where John and Pegey join the Slugh family and their Snow World. Magic from the Little Black Clock keeps them warm, despite soggy adventures in slush houses and watery rivers. The Snow and Slush creations delight and prove no cold can harm them.
Henry W. Bramios, Macon contractor, found guilty of plotting against Tulius Svin, a local grocer. The circuit court jury, after two hours of deliberation, delivered a verdict and Bramios received a five year sentence in the state prison.
Edited by the New York Academy of Medicine, the article links hairless, stunted pigs to human goiter and traces iodine as essential for thyroid function. It notes regional goiter prevalence in the Great Lakes and western regions, public health efforts with iodized salt and foods, and cautions against excessive iodine intake and misused dosing. Public health guidance on iodine intake is discussed.
Oberammergau tickets may be held only for May June or September. 32 regular shows from May 11 to September 28 are planned to meet tourist demand and no extensions or extra regular performances will be added. Extraordinary performances may occur around the village with no advance notice. In Seattle a man killed his mother and then himself.
A long literary review discusses Paleons of France and other wartime aviation memoirs. It covers Charley Selden's adventures in the Lafayette Flying Corps, real ace names like Nungesser, Chapman, Thaw, and Prince, and the author James Hall’s background as a former soldier and POW. It also notes German reaction books criticizing America and Clemenceau’s forthcoming Memoirs, with publication plans and biographical details of contributors.
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