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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1932

Page

2

Pinchot Moves Against Hoover and Garner in Nebr.

Nebraskan executive committee votes to enter Garner’s name in the state presidential primary despite requests to omit it. Washington reports Pinchot discussed anti Hoover renomination with Senate leaders Borah and Johnson as Rayburn pushes Garner not to be listed in Nebraskas ballot.

Garner Nebraska Omaha The Washington Hoover Gifford Pinchot Pennsylvania Senate Capitol Pinchot No . 2 Borah Idaho Johnson California Rayburn Texas P Resient Club Alfred E. Smith Roosevelt Lee Edwwards Garner For Edwards Arthur Mullen National Kers John N. Garner Geis John Son

Sunflower 4-H Club to Meet at Riverst Schoolhouse

Sunflower 4-H club members will hold a business meeting and program at Riverst schoolhouse on March 11. The program includes harmonica band music, a talk on sleep and health by Ruth Oatman, a courtesy demonstration by Frances Perkins and Robert Gorrill, a special-number reading by Gentry, and music appreciation by Margaret Roberts. The leader's report will be given by Willett, Taylor, and Elizabeth Wiggins will oversee recreation. Members who attended the county council at the Chamber of Commerce rooms Saturday evening were Margaret Roberts, Frances Herkins, Robert Miller, Max McChure, Robert Perkins, Willett Taylor, and Robert Gorziil.

Sunflower Riverst Ruth Oatman Frances Perkins Robert Gorrill Eécion B Gentry Margaret Roberts Willett, Taylor Elizabeth Wiggins

Butler Chooses Judge Role In Kansas Disarmament Essay

Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia University and 1931 Nobel Peace Prize winner has been selected as one of the judges for the Kansas high school disarmament essay contest entered by the International Club. The contest closes in March with preliminary reading and judging by students and professors. Prizes include $100 for first, twenty five and $10 prizes, plus honor mentions. three local citizens join the prize fund.

Nicholas ‘Murray Butler Columbia University Kansas International Club Marchland

Evacuation Plan Outlined For Settlement Area

Authorities describe a three stage evacuation plan starting with concentration in safe public buildings then downtown areas, moving to removal of Americans to steamers in the harbor and American properties across the river, followed by mass relocation to Manila or the United States and transfer of American shipping for transport.

Manila United States

Deaths and Funerals in Lawree and Yakima

D N Kastenbader Words died at his daughter's home in Yakima Washington burial will be in Lexington Oklahoma where he once lived remembered by Lawrence old settlers Orville Haynen son of James Hayden of Lawrence died in Wewoka Oklahoma after emergency surgery burial will be in Lawrence He was born in Lawrence and taught shop at a high school in Wewoka for about ten years.

D. N. Kastenbader Lawree Yakima Wash Lexington Okla Lawrence Orville Haynen James’ Hayden Wewoka Oklahoma Hayden Wewokd

Scattered Lawrence Notes Mix Sports Tech With Voter Tales

In Lawrence a morning crowd at a drug store debated timing devices for sprint races and how to curb gun jumps, with a horse-race bar solution winning. A youth approached the city clerk to register voters but learned self registration was required. A boy mischievously hid at a KU fraternity house after being told to leave, and other vintage musings closed with old theater and village drama images.

Missouri

Turkish aviators hailed as world firsts by Vedjihi Bey

Vedjihi Bey, Istanbul, claims Turkey produced the world’s first aviators. He cites an eighth century Turk who built winged devices above a mosque in Tashkent, killed as a sorcerer. a 300 year old crossing a deep valley near Off. Ahmed Celebi flying from Galata Tower to Scutari across the Bosporus, as proof of ancient aviation.

Istanbul Turkey Vedjihi Bey Tashkent Off Anatolia Ahmed Célebi Galata Scutari Bospho- Tus

Advice on Tree Stickum for Banded Elm Canker Worms

Citizens are advised to use a small stick to stir tanglefoot on banded elm trees hardened by recent cold weather. The technique exposes two fresh surfaces and helps prevent canker worms from crawling over the band. Reapplying with a stick keeps the substance useful.

Brotherhood Supper At Trinity Lutheran Church Planned

Trinity Lutheran Church hosts a brotherhood supper next Tuesday at 6 45 PM. About 60 men are expected to attend with W W Davis from the university faculty speaking on the Japanese Chinese situation.

Plan Brotherhood Supper Trinity Lutheran Church Brotherhood

Speaker Garner Foresees Sales Tax in New Bill

Washington February 25 AP Speaker Garner predicts a forthcoming tax bill will include a manufacturers sales tax to balance the 1933 budget The Ways and Means Committee has examined revenue sources and finds the sales tax the clearest path to raise about 3800 million while other taxes would fall short The panel already plans increases in income and other levies to gather roughly 450 million and Garner believes the sales tax is the best option to obtain the needed funds.

Washington Garner Texas Democrat Ways and Means Committee Treasury Mills Ways and Means

One of Warmest Winter Days on Record

Today’s high reached 65 degrees at noon, marking one of the warmest winter days. The day’s minimum stayed above last year’s winter low, with a record 2 degrees above zero on January 30. The coldest day in 1980-31 was 4 degrees above zero on January 23 of last year.

Missouri Rifle Team Goes 5-1 This Week

Missouri University rifle team posted five victories this week in results mailed to Columbia. They scored 3629 points out of 4000, defeating Iowa State College Maine Florida Georgetown and Rose Polytechnic Institute of Terre Haute while losing to Cincinnati which posted 3722. In the Missouri Valley league they are second to Nebraska and tied for first with the Huskers.

Columbia University of Missouri University of Cincinnati Missouri Iowa State College University of Maine University of Florida Georgetown University Rose Polytechnic Institute of Terre Haute Ind Cincinnati Missourians Nebraska Huskers

Butler lecture on crime problem slated at KU

Major General Butler will lecture on Our Crime Problem tomorrow at 3 p m in the University of Kansas auditorium. Tickets and good seats are sold at Round Corner drug store and the KU Administration building. Raymond Nichols, chairman of the lecture course committee, reports strong interest in the appearance.

Butler University of Kansas Round Corner Com K. U. Administration Raymond Nichols U. S. Marine Corps

Darrow May Take Case In Honolulu Lynching Trial

Clarente Darrow, famed criminal lawyer, may travel to Honolulu to defend Mrs Granville Fortescue, a society matron, and three naval men charged in a Hawaiian lynching case. The Chicago attorney has been offered the case and is reportedly considering it favorably. Dudley Field Malone is also said to have been invited to join the defense after discussions in New York.

Honolulu Clarente Darrow Granville Fortescue Society Chicago New York Darrow Dudley Field Malone

Reports American's Death in Chinese Air War Protest

Shanghai February 25. Japanese Consul General Murai sent a note to US Consul Edwin S. Cunningham calling attention to the death of Robert Short an American flier at Soochow while piloting a Chinese military airplane against Japanese fliers The Japanese consul general requested preservation of similar occurrences in the future

Shanghai Murai United States Edwin S. Gunningham Robert Short Soochow Cunningham

Government Bond Prices Reported in New York

U S government bonds listed in New York on February 25 show Liberty 3125 at 97.24, Riverly iet 445 at 99.20, Liberty fourth one 100.2, Treasury figures 3a 51-55.

Government Bon New York U.S Todass Liberty Eiverly Iet Liberty Treasury

Called by Father's nest in Lacona death notice

Mrs Eugene Brune of 337 Jackson avenue was called to Lacona Iowa Sunday night due to her father's serious illness. Word has since reached Lawrence that he died Tuesday evening.

Eugene Brune Jackson Avenue Lacona Lawrence

University Music Convention Highlights at Fraser Hall

The convention opens with luncheon and afternoon events in Fraser Hall and the university auditorium. Soloist Misa Irene Peabody Bell, Brahms and Schubert pieces performed by the Women’s Glee Club directed by Agnes Husband. A series of addresses by Raymond Schwegler and Prof Skilton accompany a piano recital by Gug ney Mater with violinist Gelich. Evening tea, reception, and a lecture by General Smedley Butler conclude the program.

Fraser Hall Qoor Misna—de Fontenitcs Misa Irene Peabody Brahms Warren Women’s Glee Club Agnes Husband Junclle Wagner Raymond A.schwegler Dean School of Education Bavaria Austria Gugney Mater Wallemar Gelich Skilton University of Nan Lawrence Music Club Mre W. B. ‘Dalton

Bahnmaier Herd Tops February Dairy Reports at Lecompton

February dairy report shows George M Bahnmaier of Lecompton with the month’s high herd averaging 34.9 pounds butterfat and 764.5 pounds milk. Paschel dairy farm follows with 34.3 pounds butterfat and 764.5 pounds milk. Haskell Institute records the top cow with 72.4 pounds butterfat and 1,959 pounds milk, second from Paschel at 71.1 butterfat and 1,754.5 pounds milk.

Dairy Herd Improvement Association George M. Bahnmaier Lecompton Paschel I Haskell Institute

Japs Send More Troops to Shanghai

Tokyo reports Japan will deploy a stronger force against the Chinese at Shanghai with high confidence of delivering a decisive blow before Chinese reinforcements arrive. Officials and civilians alike deem rapid, vigorous use of force as the only solution to the grave Shanghai situation, as military leaders reassess earlier estimates of enemy strength.

Tokyo Japan Shanghai

Zerbal Lodge Elects Officers At Annual Meeting

The Zerbal Lodge of Perfection held its annual meeting at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening. Brethren elected for the ensuing year include Wm. Jolson as Venerable Master, Rufus E. Melvin as Senior Warden, Frank Hagenbush as Junior Warden, John Kistler as Orator, E. M. Owen as Almoner, A. E. Huddleston as Secretary, Ernest G. Mason as Treasurer, Robert O. Baker as Master of Ceremony, Bruce B. McKee as Expert, Paul A. Cannady as Asst Expert, Wm. Hastie as Captain of Host, and a board of Trustees including Mason, Dunkley, Quakenbush, Birch, Ardrey, Bowman and others.

Zerbal Lodge of Perfection Masonic Temple Jolson Rufus E. Melvin Frank G. Hagenbush John J. Kistler E. M. Owen A.E. Huddleston KGCH David Passon Ernest G. Mason Robert O. Baker Bruce B. McKee Paul A. Cannady Wm. L. Hastie Board of Trustee Henry D. Johnson John T. Dunkley Wm. H. Quakenbush Clarence E. Birch Robert C. Ardrey Chas. 0. Bowman

Flu forces half of Austrian cabinet to recuperate

Vienna February 25 AP Influenza has sidelined half the Austrian cabinet. Chancellor Karl Buresch remains ill and is convalescing. Finance minister Emanuel Weidenhoffer has been in bed since yesterday. Agriculture minister Engelberg Dolphus and Vice Chancellor Franz Winkler also fell ill. Former chancellor Ignaz Seipel was recovering, doctors advising a sea voyage or Swiss mountain holiday when travel permits.

Vienna Austria Karl Buresch Emanuel Weidenhoffer Engelberg Dolphus Franz Winkler Ignaz’ Seipel

Kansas City OKs functioning Reconstruction Finance Corporation unit

Kansas City officials announced the local branch of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation is ready to function following a committee meeting. Roy L. Bone will lead the KC unit with Robert Thomas as assistant, and a four of fourteen advisory committee members will form a quorum. Transfers hearing moved to Topeka in Prairie Pipeline Prairie Oil and Gas Sinclair merger case.

Kansas City Roy L. Bone Reconstruction Finance Corporation Robert ‘Thomas Bone Kansas Bank Topeka Kan Wichita Prairie Pipeline Prairie Oil.& Gas Company Sinclair Consolidated Oil Corporation Richard J. Hopkins United States District Court

Maier to Present Musical Journey in Fraser Theater

Guy Maier and Waldemar Gelich headline a 2:30 recital at Fraser Theater as part of the Kansas State Music Teachers Association convention. The program traces Mozart to Saint-Saens through Europe, with slides from Maier’s trip and lectures on how composers wrote in different places. Tickets may be required for general admission. association members attend free.

Bavaria Austria Fraser Theater Guy Maier Waldemar Gelich University Kansas State Music Teachers Association Fine Arts Office Maier Europe Mozart Schubert Brahms Johann Strauss

Davis Speaks on Washington the Master Farmer

Professor W W Davis addressed First Christian church last night on Washington as a farmer and reformer in agriculture and politics. The talk highlighted Washington as a soil lover and home life advocate while upholding honesty morality and religion. Z W Hartley presided as others arranged meal and musical interludes by a quartet and solo violin with Dorothy Enlow and Mildred DeWeese as accompanists.

First Christian Church W. W. Davis R. B Hutchinson Dsib Bo" Rosser Rae Warner Z. W. Hartley C. E. Birch H. A. Jetmore Byron G. Donmyer Claude Scott George Overton James Keffer Howard Thornton Ralph Hawley Dorothy Enlow Mildred DeWeese Hawley

Modern equipment at Help Yourself Grocery promises easier shopping

Byron F. Cooke unveils new modern equipment at Help Yourself Grocery 844 Massachusetts Street. The store features improved layout, a large wrapping table, price moulding on shelves, a rest area with chairs, and eight years of ownership with ongoing growth. Anderson U S Auto Supply moves from 9th and Massachusetts to 910 Massachusetts with larger stock and drive in service. Lake Viewenharch plans a doughnut sale at Mrs Lizzie Howards home Friday.

Help Yourself Massachusetts Street Byron F. Cooke General Foods Cooke Anderson U. S. Auto Supply Company 9Th Massachusetts Paul Anderson Anderson Lawrence Lake Viewenharch Lizzie Howard

Miss Gladys Rappard Weds Frank Pippert at Falls City Home

Mis Gladys L Rappard daughter of Mr and Mrs W Rappard Worden became the bride of Frank M Pippert son of Mr and Mrs G W Pippert Law at a Wednesday 4 o'clock ceremony at the bride's home Rev C F Swig Falls City Neb read the wedding years Helen Swig cousin of the bride maid of honor Paul Foster cousin of the groom best man. Family and friends attended a reception, and the couple will reside at 615 Ohio Street.

Gladys. L. Rappard W. €. Rappard Worden Frank M. Pippert G. W. Pippert Law Rev C. F. Swig Falls City Neb Helen, Swig Paul Foster Elmer Pippert I MacDowell Columbia Bert Foster Conrad Foster Misa Dorothy Pippert C. S. DeWatteville Roland de Watteville C. W. Pippert Harry Pippert Milton Pippert Lawrence G. F. Swig Helen Gladys Maye Swig Falls Cuy Harry Conrad Kansas City Amelia J. H. Pippert Mae Elsie Pippert Henry Rapard J. W. Breithaupt J. _H. Lyon Harley Alfred Dudley Gilges Gilbert and Lavern Charles Warner, Jr William Warner Wayne Warner Esther Warner

Market News Wheat Gains Amid Strong Demand

Chicago price bulletin notes stronger hard winter wheat demand at the Gulf of Mexico as market steadies on signal of a smaller domestic crop this season. Acreage cuts seen 10 to 12 percent with conditions down up to 10 percent. wheat closes steady. Corn and oats fall, provisions rise, Liverpool market failure cools bullish enthusiasm.

Kansas Y Livestock Kansas City USDA Wednesay Chicago United States Gulf of Mexico Liverpool Strendt Atlantic

Olive Tablets Claim Quick Constipation Relief

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are advertised as a natural bowel helper that does not force the bowels, claiming to normalize bowel and liver function. The copy touts years of medical practice, promises quick, pleasant results from one or two tablets, and lists a price of 20 cents.

Ieee Dr. Edwards

Local Market Prices and Wall Street Scene Report

The page lists local market quotes for grains including alfalfa, corn, oats, and poultry with prices per unit, then shifts to a Chicago potato market recap and finally the Day in Wall Street for February 25. It notes dull trading, a drop in Auburn stock to a 1932 low, mixed index moves, and Treasury and banking outlook versus war debts and prohibition rumors.

Chicago USDA Nebraska Idaho Wall Street New York Auburn American Telephone General Electric American Can New York Central Union ,Pacific Santa Fe du Pont Westinghouse Bilectric Alaake Juneau Mills Wrigley Otricr Reconstruction Corporation Federal Reserve Bank

Safe fat loss claim with Kruschen Salts ad

An early 20th century style advertisement promises weight loss of 16 pounds in a month and increased energy by taking Kruschen Salts. It advises reducing pastries and fatty foods, weighing before and after the bottle, and claims the product is endorsed by leading druggists in America.

America The Round Corner Drug-Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Orville Hayden K. U Turkish Wrights Smedley Butler Convention ON Ad University Zerbal Flu Office of Finance Corporation Geltch Wasserburg Munich Salzburg Salzkammergut Linz Danube Eicnce Fauré Gossec-Garratt Ean Wiener I Saint-Saens Davis George Washington the Farmer Anderson Auto-Supply Store D. J. Teviotdale West Sixth Street T. S. Adams New Haven Conn Ld.jennings Adams I. T. Stockton W. F. Kissick Harold Null HE. Underhill Helen Harman Henry Werner L. C. Fairbanks C. Godfrey Fort Leavenworth Kansas Music Teachers’ Association Central Administration Building E. H. Lindley W. G. Simons W. D. Dalton George W. Bradshaw R. R. Jackman Roy Hallmark East Thirteenth. Street Eva Arne New ‘York Federal Reserve Bank Enema Argentina Black Sea South Russia Colorado Texas Panhandle Foo Cash Kanana Guy Produce City Altesa Springs Kangae City Markee Journal-World State Legal Department Kansas University W. E. Spalding Funk’s Mortuary Ambulance Service
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