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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1932

Page

5

Doubt Japs Will Begin Big Attack

Washington reports military experts doubt Japan will mount an immediate frontal assault on Chinese forces at Shanghai if General Tsai Tin-Kai withdraws per the ultimatum. Chinese positions stretch 12 to 14 miles from the settlement to beyond Woosung forts, protected by floodground and wire entanglements.

Washington Japan Shanghai Genert Tsai Tin-Kai International Settlement Woosung Nanking Yangtse

Appointment of J N Atkinson as special assistant

Topeka state auditor Will J. French announced the appointment of J N Atkinson of Kansas City Kansas as his first special assistant. Atkinson succeeds A E Noonan and previously served as state accountant during parts of the Allen and Paullen administrations and later for the public service commission.

Associated Press Topeka J. N. Atkinson Kansas City Kan Will J. French Atkinson A. E. Noonan Hutchinson Allen and Paulen Public Service Commission Coffeyville Elizabeth Fichen Fred and Frank Etchen Kansas J. P. Etchen Toneka Victor L. King Oklahoma State Board of Administration State Reformatory Newton C. B. Harling Farmers State Bank of Sedgwick Claudie B Adamson Harling State Penitentiary D. Emington

Flashes of Life Laughs and Legal Snippets Mix

A collage of brief amusing items and local notes. Roscoe Ates and a jailed judge’s banter frame a holiday speeding case. A quilted birthday gift for Charles Schwab’s son appears amid prohibition talk. Dempsey quips in a prefight dialogue as Levinsky fans grin. Rochester snow details and a Methodist Church event promise a public discussion on movies.

Loretta Charles Schwab Chicago Tunney John Garrison Dempsey Levinsky Maxwell Street Levinskys Dempsey Mr. Dempsey Rochester Republic

Five Generations of the Schneck Family in Garnett

A photograph shows five generations of Eli Schneck’s family in Garnett. Standing are Ed Cramer Garnett, Alice Glenn Garnett, and Eli Schneck of 1924 New Hampshire Street. seated are Mr. Cramer’s daughter holding her granddaughter.

Eli Schneck Garnett Ed Cramer Mr. Schneck Alice Glenn New Hampshire Street Mr. Cramer Schneck Lawrence

Movies A Mess A Menace A Mirror at Church

Sunday evening at the First Methodist church will feature a forum on The Movies A Mess A Menace A Mirror The discussion will include The Challenge of the Church and a reply The Answer From the Movies by H E Jameyson of Kansas City director of Fox theatres publicity He seeks church views on the moving picture industry Choir under Mrs Lola Burton Craig will perform Day Is Dying in the West and solos by Lois Caffyn and Lee Rook The Ninety First Psalm will be sung by Mrs E Dooley during offertory

First Methodist Church H. E. Jameyson Kansas City Fox Theatres Middle West Lola Burton Craig West Oley Speaks

Millions Poured Into American Business by CF C

Washington reports indicate the Construction Finance Corporation has quietly injected over 100 million dollars into the American business system in the past two weeks. The funds, aimed at keeping small banks afloat, allowed them to resume normal operations after potential closures, with 50 million already handed to the department of agriculture.

Washington Construction Finance Corporation Department of Arriculures

A Touch of Spring Brings Mild Kansas Weather

The Weather Bureau forecast mild, sunlit conditions for Kansas over the next 36 hours. Temperatures near 50 degrees are expected tomorrow after tonight’s lows around 20 degrees as forecaster S. D. Flora notes the move toward spring.

Topeka Kansas United States Weather Bureau Mercury S. D. Flora

Weather Outlook for Kansas Sees Sunshine Then Rain Chance

Meteorologist Flora reports clear skies across the state with a recent rainy spell moving south. Sunshine expected today with general improvements, but clouds may build Saturday bringing a chance of rain at night. Temperatures remain mild for the season in the northwest. no cold weather expected.

Kansas Flora

Marionette Show by Tony Sarg Enchants Lawrence Audiences

Marionettes visited Lawrence and drew large crowds at the University auditorium presenting Alice in Wonderland to children and adults. In the evening Thackeray's The Rose and the Ring closed the program with a towering stage illusion where a ten foot tall figure interacted with puppets, then a fairy tale prologue featured Fairy Blackstick and Gruffanuff in a twist ending.

Tony Sarg Lawrence University William Makepeace Thackeray Paflagonia

Large flock of ducks reported on Kaw River area

Wild ducks by the thousands are seen on the Kaw river between Lawrence and Topeka and many are gathering at Tengspente state park lake. The birds are mainly mallards and pintails and are said to be headed north for nesting. Lawrence men note wide sightings and game wardens warn against out of season shooting.

Kaw Lawrence Topeka Tengspente

State Warden Tackles Offseason Duck Shooting

J. P. Cammack, state warden, warns that shooting wild ducks out of season breaches federal law and carries a drastic penalty upon conviction.

J. P. Cammack

Excelsior Community Notices Move and Visits

Those who helped Mr and Mrs Elmer Lutz move to their farm northwest of Centropolis Tuesday were Frank Lutz and sons Andy and Fred Roy Shuler Andrew Elm Henry Schwarz Mr and Mrs Carl Schwarz Miss Eva Haas Mr and Mrs Glen Schwarz and Ivan Schwarz We are sorry to lose Mr and Mrs Lutz but wish them success in their new home Mr and Mrs L W Haas and daughter Mabel called at the Will Pippert and Carl Plambeck homes Tuesday afternoon Mrs Vane Kring and son visited Tuesday afternoon at the Charley Gilliland home Mr and Mrs Roy Shuler motored to Ottawa Wednesday afternoon Mrs Henry Pohl Mrs Ben Gibson and sons Mrs Harry Flora Mrs L W Haas Mrs Walter Pohl Mrs Glen Flora Mrs Ernest Pohl and daughter Mrs L A Flora Mrs Charley Elm Mrs Andrew Elm and daughter attended the Woman's Missionary meeting at the home of Mrs Fred Fleet Thursday afternoon

Elmer. Lutz Centropolis Frank Lutz Andy Fred Roy Shuler Andrew Elm Henry Schwarz Carl. Schwarz Eva Haas Glen Schwarz Ivan Schwarz Carl Plambeck Vane Kring Charley Gilliland Ottawa Henry Pohl Ben Gibson Harry Flora L. W., Haas Walter Pohl Glen Flora Ernest Pohl L. A. Flora Charley Elm Woman’s Missionary Meeting Fred. Fleet

Local families share greetings and visits in weekend social

Misses Eva and Mabel Haas spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Will Lynch and Irene. Mrs Carl Schwarz and Mrs Albert Schwarz were guests Friday. Mrs Louis Schwarz hosted at Centronelis. Mr and Mrs L W Haas and daughters visited Rose Simmons. George Bechtel and family were among Ottawa visitors Saturday. Carl Schwarz and Anna Johanning hosted Saturday evening. Harry Flory and daughters Helen and Marie with Glen Flora family shared Sunday dinner at Charley Elm. Helen and Marie Flory attended a League Valentine party at Henry Rappard. Grandpa Schwalm and Mrs Rosetta were mentioned.

Eva Mabel Haas Will Lynch Irene Carl Schwarz Albert Schwarz Louis~ Schwarz Wisemer L. W. Haas Rose Simmons George Bechtel Sor Hillis Harry Flory Marie Ottawa Carl Schwraz Anna Johanning Helen Glen Flora la Vergne Buddy Clifford Charley Elm Marie Flory League Henry Rappard Grandpa Schwalm Rosetta

Local Social News From Schmidt and Friends Dinner Host

Community notes record Sunday dinners with Schwalm and family guests at L W Haas home and visits by Elm and Pippert households. Ottawa visitors Gilliland and Dyer noted. A Valentine theme appeared at a Rosenau bridge party where high score went to Rothberger duo. Ladies Aid met for quilting, rugs, and a noon covered dish. Officers named: President Kindred, VP Fuller, Secretary Schubert, Treasurer Forsythe, Kanzig Lentz Rothberger families mentioned. International Harvester declared quarterly dividend of 52 cents per share on common stock.

Eudora Valentine Iridge Otto Rosenau Rothberger William Carter Paul Lucan Clarence Daugher Floyd Pierce Ladies Aid of the Meth Church Leslie Agnes: Fuller George Schubert Ed’ Porsytheah Irvin Kanzig Henry Lentz Fred, Rothberger Iid

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