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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1934
Page
4
A local newspaper excerpt states AP dispatches are exclusive for republication and reserves rights for special dispatches. It notes entry at the Las Fenes Kansas post office as second class matter under law and mentions the audit bureau of circulations.
Governor Landon orders a special session to pass a new moratorium law and fund impeachment trial costs. Secretary Wallace warns farmers the current limits are minimal compared with a fully controlled agriculture. The piece notes a drag on recovery and mentions Harry Woodring and Washington officials unable to travel.
The article critiques President Roosevelt for claiming the declaration of the freedom of the press in the publishers code has no meaning. It questions the remark and urges clarification of whether the phrase remains a constitutional right or loses significance. The piece notes the code preserves the phrase to affirm press rights amid uncertainty.
The piece mocks administration doublespeak as a “virtue” while noting constitutional aims are at risk. It cites fear of big reforms, uncertainty spread by conflicting official pronouncements, and a cautious press effort to anchor to the constitution amid fluid public affairs. A Cookson Hills roundup nets suspects but misses major bandits.
Dr. Edwin E. Slosson of Washington, D C, named to deliver the University of Kansas commencement address June 10 at KU Stadium. He earned a B S in 1890 and M S in 1892 from KU and directs the science bureau in Washington. Frances J. McConnell will give the Baccalaureate sermon on June 8.
Twenty five years ago on February 20 a smallpox case led to quarantine at the Will Ulrich home on Massachusetts Street. Affected eight grade pupil at Central School shown mild symptoms yet active. Dr Rudolph ordered the smallpox sign up for safety. Nearby, Robert Freeman buys North Lawrence farm and moves onto Southard farm as Charles Longanecker’s note ends.
The paper reports plans to build a modern residence at the corner of New Hampshire and Henry streets by Mrs Haskell, plus other local property moves. Elizabeth Wagstaff returns from Excelsior Service, faces poor health, and will travel to Arkansas City. Dick Keyey plans a North Lawrence home at Elm and Maryland. Mrs Cain buys Hugh Blair cottage at Lincoln and Pennsylvania for remodel. Pearl, the Parker shows attraction, weighs over 500 pounds and will perform this summer. Mrs M G Manley and Mrs Cowles host thimbles for Miss Haskell’s visit with Mrs W E Hazen.
Forty years ago on Tuesday February 20 a dancing class at Lecompton grows to full blast. Invitations go out for Ed Pierson reception February 22. No Name club marks 18th anniversary. W C Howard announces congress bid. Republican meeting called February 23 to organize a club. Chancellor Snow to discuss Evolution at 5 p m today. Kansas City papers praise his spirit and utility.
On this date in 1896 a Kansas cotton gin located on Senator McTaggart’s Montgomery county farm was destroyed by fire, nearly killing the senator in the blaze. The incident highlights the dangers faced by agricultural operations in that era.
In 1827 Col Henry Leavenworth was ordered by the War Department to select a site for a permanent military cantonment near the Missouri River. He reported no suitable site within the initial bounds and established a suitable location on the river's right bank. The action was approved in September and the site was soon named in his honor.
A collage of quirky notes spans theater, science, and daily life. Baltimore star Clark Gable draws few tea seekers, a mouse circus test marks chocolate as rodent favorite over cheese, Detective Bert Mulligan reveals a burglar fled after seeing his card, a San Francisco kangaroo enjoys rides in mother's lap, and real estate ads urge prospective renters to call for listings and rents.
Janice Kent, Horatio Greene, and Frank G mac are led to a Mayan altar for sacrifice. Greene seizes the moment, fights the priest, and the trio escapes down the pyramid toward an awaiting plane. Janice fires from the rear cockpit as Grahame guns down pursuers, and the plane roars to safety amid trailing gunfire and wreckage.
Willy Nilly and Mrs Quacko search daybreak for the automo bile Two-Ways. They debate directions and chess out lies of snow banked roads. Willy Nilly recalls landmarks near a hollow where old junk may hide the car.
Obesity may disturb cholesterol metabolism and gallstone risk during rapid weight loss. When gallbladder involvement is suspected, dietary cautions include small frequent meals and avoiding cholesterol rich foods. Recommend low cholesterol items like milk rice flour bacon cream cheese pork beef veal and chicken.
Democrats in the Senate and House clash over the $950 million CWA appropriation. Senator Clark of Missouri denounces House gag rules while leaders like Robinson back the administration. The Senate favored a provision to empower state administrators, but the House refused, leaving tension high as lawmakers argue over control of CWA funds.
Thousands paid respects as Albert I lay in state at the Belgian palace. Canada signals readiness to negotiate reciprocity with the United States. Nazi exiled leader Habicht warned of renewed action in eight days if Fritz Dollfuss does not concede. Germany says it needs a defensive air fleet unless rivals surrender bombers. Eden arrives in Berlin for three days of disarmament talks. Garibaldi proposes a four power conference to resolve Austro German tensions.
Kanwaka notes Miss Luella Shaw has completed state exams and will receive her nurse diploma with the KU graduating class. She trained three years at Bell Memorial Hospital and will stay on there for several weeks.
A 1934 club gathering features Mrs Bigsby winning prizes at county reporters contest. Gifts and tributes are read for Mrs Schroyer as a resolutions committee including Mrs Guy Bigsby and Mrs Topping expresses high esteem. The event runs Tuesday to Friday during Farm Week in Menhatan and Lawraine with numerous Bigsby family members in attendance.
Mrs M C Elliott hosted a quilting session while Mrs Beattie Collins led a February garden lesson. Kanwaka Jnil delegate Harley Armstrong reported from Farm and Home Week in Manhattan. Mrs H H Kline of St Joseph Mo visits Kaw Valley with brother Guy Bigsby and stays with Mrs Don Westheffer. M C Elliott and E G Haverstock serve on the township committee for the hot corn allotment plan. Tuesday at...
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