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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1935
Page
4
A moral proverb opens the notice as the gold clause decision is linked to Chief Justice Hughes. The $4.8 billion relief bill faces revival in committee after Byrnes declares the work bill dead and the fight over prevailing wages stalls passage. The administration aims to press after work done to align the Senate with its wishes.
Washington and Topeka reports show Democrats denouncing Republican cabinet members as intruders in party work. A scramble for spoils grows as payrolls expand for new deal agencies and civil service appointments hinge on party leaders, with calls for most or all jobs to go to Democrats.
Dr Claude M Muess said in Kansas City yesterday that a biography of Calvin Coolidge is being written. The remark appears in a brief news item noting Muess as a writer or commentator connected to the project.
The piece notes Coolidge's bewilderment at widespread spending and state socialism, contrasting his view with contemporaries. It then reports a U S Navy funding move where $233 million in PWA funds were allocated for new ships before Ickes could apportion funds, with Ickes noting shipbuilders favored this use as quickest employment path. The munitions committee spotlighted public figures previously unknown to members.
The Ventura club for years gifted college girls now redirects funds to Quincy school to buy milk for underweight children. Lawrence negates Manhattan in a Kaw Valley debate on Philippine independence with judge B A Gilkinson of the University of Kansas. Lawrence team includes Carl Eriksen Alice Gaskell Anna Alexander.
Twenty five years ago on a February Saturday a quarantine for an eight year old at the Wi pray home northwest of town was raised. The child was not seriously ill and kept up with school work while at home. A Washington birthday dinner was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Carpenter on South Massachusetts Street San Souci with friends. Prof. and Mrs. Hubach planned to entertain the San Souci club with a six o'clock dinner.
Nora frets over her son who used to be well behaved but grows wild and stays out late like his sister. Copyrighted by Publishers Syndicate.
The wedding will be held after seven in the evening at the Friend Church with Rev. Sweet officiating. Miss Annie Stubbs will be unattended save for family, with Misses Katherine Stella Hazel Lucille Stubbs ribbon bearers and Margaret Stubbs flower girl. Lawrence Stubbs will carry the ring and J E Stubbs will give away the bride. Guests include Prof and Mrs, Dr Van der Vries, Miss Mandle, Cooke, Stubbs, Eddy.
Edward Russell Jr s barn ten miles north of Lawyenca burned last night with grain harness wagons and tools. Horses saved. Cause a lantern exploded as the hands worked. Loss about 1500 dollars with small insurance. Ipworth League held a soap bubble party at Ed Pierson s West Lawrence residence. J S Ginger opened a G A R Decoration store at 810 Massachusetts street. Dr E D F Phillips expands offices at 743 Massachusetts street. Weavers store improvements add private desk and inspector area. Miss Alice Smith returns from Newkirk Oklahoma. Miss Anna Shepherd to marry Will Brayton in early April. Miss Clara Lander visits Oklahoma City. Mrs H Balmer joins husband in Minneapolis. Little Lattie Ayers hosts a gathering at Episcopal rectory on Vermont street.
The Associated Press reports Italy ships Vulcania loaded for East Africa from Messina while government talks with Ethiopia falter. In the U S, autopsy results for Jane and Elizabeth Dutois show both had been in good health after a fatal incident. A Soviet amendment to a conference agenda draws preparation for publicity. In the Middle East, raids inflict damage as Jordaan port closes temporarily. A student march at Havana protests corrupt government, and the Elisabeth Kellogg remains near Tokyo bay under espionage suspicion, with crew cleared.
London reports Britain began direct negotiations with Russia Germany and Italy to set the next steps for European security and disarmament. Britain and France reportedly agreed on a course after recent notes from Germany and Russia.
Montana and the Kid pursue a perilous quest through a ruined city to rescue Rubriz. A festival moment reveals hidden loyalties as Estrada’s power and a governor’s cruelty unfold. The trio travels into the harsh landscape toward the Valley of the Dead, where Rubriz faces a grim fate.
Willy Nilly and companions descend to a stairs scene where they vote the lamb should stay. The animals dance, collide with a table, breaking a cup but not a saucer, while forgiving mishaps. Willy Nilly praises the lamb’s sweet face amid a snowy misadventure and communal cheer.
In a playful tale, Mr and Mrs remark on a sweet face spotted by Top Notch. Christopher echoing the sentiment caws that Sweet Face is the dot opinion. From that day the lamb is known as Sweet Face in Puddle'Muddle.
The article reviews the Panama campaign led by General Gorgas, noting the dramatic reduction of yellow fever and the mistaken belief it is fully vanquished. It discusses remaining global hotspots, alternative disease carriers, and advances in immunity through controlled exposure and immune serum, suggesting progress toward complete eradication.
Disjointed clippings report a coop theft in Baltimore suburbs involving gas to quiet hens. A W Va senate gaffe leaves lawmakers to return after adjournment. Misc items note a submarine escape figure, a streetcar collision, a bank vault mystery, and a long-ago pledge by Raven Sunday school boys.
Six persons named in a temperance notice remain alive with one reported dead after consuming intoxicating liquor. Living subjects include George Borgen Will Borgen V L Smith Phillip Brown WHI Shull of Ashoville Kansas and Leon Foote currently in California.
Mr and Mrs Henry Roche Edith and Mr and Mrs Albert Jackson hosted visitors including Lorenz Eicher and family Osgood Armstrong Dorotha Armstrong Theresa Speicher Mrs Cecil Jardon Marvin Rev Trabant and Mrs Trabant of Eudora at supper Emery Bell hosted Wednesday guests. Also reports flu illness Nadine Roche Weeks funeral in Topeka George Schohrer hauled cattle for William Selzer to Kingas City Marlins Rohe and families visit Lawrence hospital patient Marlene Janeway improving from pneumonia North Carolina cattlemen explore pooling orders to ship high grade beef from western states amid drought.
Evening schedule for February 23 lists WREN WDAF KMBC WRED and others with Music by Charles Ikon James Kozak Andre Kustelanetz and Johnny Green orchestras. Highlights include Santa Anita Handicap coverage at 6 15 PM and Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra at 9 00 PM.
A fragmented listing of radio programs, orchestras, and hosts appears with numerous station identifiers such as WREN, WDAF, KMBC, and KMEC. The dense schedule lists concerts, talk segments, and musical ensembles including the Alexander Woollcott segment, the Famous Rogers news, and the Joe Haymes orchestra, interspersed with host and guest names, times, and venues.
Saturday schedule lists Arfans 1 ed by Mise Agnew IMurbasd associate Professor of yaiee Monday 2 30 p m Book few Konnat Rockwell 4th op m Elementary French tons pment W ois Cornel tatruector In to ee Triusuagen M e Provincor of Doarry Alaa heen Danis Hooper naaistint profs pa of Kalin
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