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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1938
Page
4
Indiana Democrats Rally Behind Paul V. McNutt in Washington
Reported from Washington Indiana friends hosted a reception praising Paul V McNutt while he reiterates he is not a candidate Yet strong Hoosier backers press to name him in politics Some expect McNutt to listen to Indiana Democrats and consider the party’s urging
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Paul V. McNutt
Washington
McNutt
Navy Rep Koppleman Opposes Expansion Over Britain Dictatorships
Koppleman argues against naval expansion claiming Britain sided with dictatorships. He asserts the US must outpace rivals to survive and warns any decline in sea power could push Britain toward authoritarian regimes. He envisions two strong fleets as a check on despotic powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koppleman
New Jersey
House Naval Committee
Great Britain
United States
Austria Faces a New Day in Austrian Politics
The article describes Chancellor Schuschnigg signaling a political shift in Austria amid Hitler’s expansionist program. It notes Austria’s pledge to defend its independence and that Austria now stands with its German mission, hinting at substantial changes in internal affairs and possible risks ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuschnige
Austria
Hitler
Germany
Chancellor’s Abroad Notices Hint at Austria’s Future Paths
The chancellor noted notices abroad as political sensations and implied awareness of future Austrian developments. He did not clearly show approval of what he foresees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Oklahoma pledge to reform old age pension waste
Oklahoma state officials vow rapid reform to curb wasteful handling of the old age pension fund to secure federal funds. The issue prompts questions on how much nationwide losses would multiply to equal the total waste and misuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Franco forces press toward eastern coast in risky drive
General Franco's men have about 60 miles to reach the eastern coast of Spain and split the loyalist zone in two. The advance is difficult and its success would expose a fatal weakness in the government army. As government forces retain fighting power, the outcome remains questionable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franco
Spain
Chinese air raid threat unsettles Japan nationwide
Inhabitants of the Japanese mainland faced general alarm as a reported Chinese air fleet was said to head toward Japan. Bombers did not arrive, but daily life was interrupted for a night and a day, and the prospect of air raids hung over the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Senator hears call for extra federal judge in Kansas
Omar B. Ketchum testified before the Senate Judiciary Sub committee in Washington and urged an additional federal judge for Kansas. The article notes his long absence from public view and questions his whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar B. Ketchum
Senate Judiciary Sub-Committee
Washington
Kansas
Omar
British Leaders and Fascist Rule Fears Cited
William Allen White warns that if British leaders ally with fascists a fascist regime could rise in England. He notes many in the British empire share this fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
England
William Allen White
British Empire
Ungrateful Radical Kunze Faces Mixed Buffalo Reception
The Topeka Journal notes German American radical G Wilhelm Kunze was jeered by about half the Buffalo audience as he abused the United States. Police intervened to prevent violence. The piece warns that under Hitlerism similar dissent would be met with arrest or execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Wilhelm Kunze
Buffalo
Germany
A Farmer's Opinion on Relief in Spring
George Siler writes from Lawrence criticizing relief as a permanent solution. He recalls working since returning from California, painting, digging, and repairing, saying many on relief have had chances and can work. He urges ending relief in spring and resuming in fall, noting fuel needs and a farmer's perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Lawrence
California
O.K
George Siler
Tiger Enemies In The Winter Visit At Willy Nilly
Willy Nilly explains to Sweet Face that deer visited for winter, fearing tigers and food scarcity. He says the tigers are only there temporarily and wants the deer to feel safe and cheerful so they return. Tomorrow may bring more tiger talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Columbus
Crow
Top Notch
Rip
Sweet Face
Willy Nilly
How Discipline Shapes a Child's Social Growth
A discussion on whether children need formal discipline or can learn self regulation. Psychology views the child as a plastic being with immediate wants and limited experience. Discipline arises as the child learns to choose between competing desires and understand that one cannot have it all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euclid
Rousseau
Drunks in Lion's Cage Proposed by Woburn Mayor
Woburn Massachusetts February 25 Mayor William E Kane proposed public display of intoxicated individuals in a lion's cage as a cleanup measure. He would borrow the cage mount it on a trailer and tow it around the city illuminated at night. Drinks would be kept in the cage until the drinkers sober up then released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woburn
Mass
William E.kane
Lawrence
Journal
Allen
Dawson
Caxton
Kansas University
Alfred Clarke
Clarke
Europe
Ernest Selig
Midland College
H. C.lowe
San Francisco
Patria
Penny
Pittsburg
Kan
Crawford County
B. F. Smith
Missouri
Kansas University Pipe Organ Fund
Kansas City Symphony
Bowersock
Hilliard Johnson
Kansas City
New High in Wine Consumption Reported for Year
Americans drank 65 100 000 gallons of wine last year reaching a record. Harry A Caddow secretary of the wine institute announced the figure in San Francisco. The prior peak was 60 400 000 gallons in 1936 and the pre prohibition high 56 629 000 in 1914 15. Five of six pedestrians injured in motor car accidents are struck before reaching the street center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Harry A. Caddow
The
Wine Institute
Notable happenings in Lawrence and area events
A $500 reward was posted by Dr S Oliver Netherton for the slayer of his wife found in their basement. Other items note Craawford McClung tumbling off a 20 foot embankment, Carol of Romania eyeing the throne, local illnesses, wedding announcements, lectures, and social events across Lawrence including university talks and a farewell dinner for visiting clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olathe
Kan
S.oliver Netherton
Craawford McClung
Lawrence
Baldwin Branch
E. E. Myers
Helen Edwina
Francis E. Morawetz
Charles A. Richard
Rosemary Ketcham
University Department of Design
Ottawa
Shakespeare Club
Emil Borer
Denver
Colorado
Albuquerque
Clovis, N.M
P. St. John
Kansas
Governor St. John
W.C.T.U
Mrs. St. John
Eustace Brown
Methodist
K. U
Strong
Stubbs
Carruth
W. A. Powell
Temperance Workers
St. John’s
General Cameron
Hugh’ Cameron
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington
War Department
Senator Curtis
Farwell
Brush
Payne
Powell
A. Young
Max Wilhelms
Friend
Brookfield
A. Monroe
California
J. M. Neville
Rebels seize Laredo as Mexico government closes port on frontier
Twenty five years ago Laredo on the Texas border was claimed by rebels as Mexico City faced fresh unrest. The government closed the port of entry at Laredo and admitted rebels held the town while ex Governor John remains near his eighty eighth birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Mexico
Mexico City
Texas
Altho
John
Quartet leaves Seattle for publishing plant in Alaska
A quartet of young men departs Seattle with a full newspaper outfit to establish a publishing plant in Dawson City Alaska. One member named Gene Allen is noted among the travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Seattle Post Intelligence
Dasyson City
Alaska
Gene Allen
Empire for a Lady and a Malay Revolt
A letter from Paul Thorng describes a tropical stay in Balingong with James Clyde and Christine Forrester. They plot an empire scheme, face Malay resistance led by Rentongen, and contend with tribal rebellion, famine, and looming trouble as their plans falter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clyde
Paul Thorng
Balingong
Christine Forrester
Ha&i
Clyde Rajah
Rentongen
Drawing Close to Chapter 34 A Tangled Standoff
Clyde pushes toward violent action to secure rice as Christine’s influence grows and the Tengalang pledge loyalty to Anthony Forrester. The narrator fears being stranded while Clyde and Christine inch closer, delaying departure and complicating plans in the jungle village of Balingong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Tengalang
Waj
Christine
Anthony Forrester
Balingong
Christine. Forrester
Merl
Baldwin News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mrs Kendall Hockensmith and her son from Seattle visited J S Hockensmiths in Baldwin. Numerous local gatherings include bridge clubs, Legion Auxiliary meetings, and hostess evenings. Dr Burton Clark Baker graduate returned for a visit before headed to Los Angeles to open an optometry office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall Hockensmith
Seattle
Wash
J. S. Hockensmith
Emma Caroline Kalb
University of Kansas
Alvin FE. Baker
Clifford H. Gaswint
Donna Jean
Martha, Washington
Fellowship Hall
Decatur
Ill
Woman’s Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Harold W. Guest
South Douglas County
Amelia Betts
Catherine Kelley
Finis Ross
Marie Doherty
H. C. Link
C. R. Craig
T. M. Frazee
Frazee
Ted Brown
Roger Martin
Nautilus Club
James Aus
Richard Marsh
C. W. Ridgeway
Clyde Balch
Chicago
Seward Bruner
Lawrence
Baldwin
S. Bruner
Theodore Christensen
Sabetha
Ine Kelley
Margaret Cochran
Vinland
Mark D. Ballard
Mary Martin
Mary Blackburn
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Eldon Mellor
Clyde Stewart
Bert Jones
A. D. Butell
Nathan W. O’byrne
Earl Black
Frank Ellis
C. J. Fischer
G. M. Gander
Frank Beals
T. A. Hitchcock
W. J. Adriance
B. F. Howard
Charles Kalb
C. B. Willey
B. A. Hammond
T. A. Custer
Elsie Schnebly
Kansas City
Hitchcock
Hammond
Blackburn
Burton Clark
Chang Sha
China
Old Baldwin
Clark
Osawatomie
Los Angeles
Calif
Delta Tau Delta House
Swing Your Lady at Granada with Bogart in Missouri
The Granada opens Swing Your Lady a Hillbilly comedy set in Missouri. Cast includes Humphrey Bogart Frank McHugh Louise Fazenda Allen Jenkins Nat Pendleton Penny Singleton Weaver brothers Elviry. Plot follows Nat Pendleton a big dumb wrestler whose romance with Fazenda sparks interference from Bogart and his crew. Shorts include a news historical oddity and Our Gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Granada
Humphrey Bogart
Frank McHugh
Louise Fazenda
Allen Jenkins
Nat Pendleton
Penny Singleton
Songbird
Tenth Avenue
Weaver Brothers
Elviry
Rassler
Bogart
Miss Fazenda
Pendleton
Radio Programs Friday and Weekend Schedule Highlights
Readout of dense radio listings for Friday February 25 through Sunday February 27, detailing station broadcasts KMBC WREN WDAF etc. including talks music bands orchestras singes and hosts such as Charles Sears Fatty Lewis Nola Day and Grant Wood with varied time slots and programs across multiple stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WREN
KMBC
David Grosch
WDA
Jack Armstrong
Charles Sears
Eton Boys
WDAF
Sen, Maloney
Erle Smith
Nola Day
Hollywood Hotel
Howard Marshall
Wdakf—Court of Human Relations
Grant Wood
Paul Martin
Mbc—Poly Follies
KNBC
Jimmie Fidler
Vic Arden
Dorothy Thompson
KAIBC
WDAI
Amos
N’ Andy
Glen Gray
Orch
Winthrop Williams
Jerry Blaine
Phlarmonic Society
Armco
Matinés
Jean Ellington
Rose Ann Carr
Ranch Boys
KMEC
Marion Tally
Ed McConnell
Guy Lombardo
Mickey Mouse
Edward Davies
Fishface & Figgsbottle
Joe Penner
Jeanette MacDonald
Jack Benny
Ozzie Nelson
LDS Vesper Service
Jerry Belcher
Seriom
St. Louis
Charlie McCarthy
Musical Gazette
Ernest Gill
Hollywood Playhouse
Walter Winchell
Iirene Rich
Zenith Foundation
Wren—“Cheerio
Wieln
Blue Barron
Louis Pahico
Henry Busst
Cab Calloway
Muehlebacher
Roger Pryor
Dick Barrie
KAMBC
Woody Herman
Ted Fio Rito
Feari Hine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Journal-World BY the World Company
W. C. Simons
J. W. Murray
Dolph Simons
Juorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
North Michigan Ave
Sansome
New Orpheum
Baltimore Ave
Star
Detroit
General Motors
Atlanta
Walton
Associated Press
Bureau OF Circulations
Postoffice
Sundown Stories
Mary Graham Bonner
New York Academy of Medicine
146O Galdston
Massachusetts
Rempire Empire
AN Byaalanlenay
Alan LeMay
Baldwin News
Harold C. Case
John C. Warnock
J. B. Ross
Wilbur Wright
Shirley May
Charles Lee
Russell Leach
Wichita
Planning Board of
State Y.W
E. H.hubskmann
First Methodist Church
Webb Fenton
U. S. King
Ivan King
Ned. Murphy
Emporia
Bet
J. F. Wagner
Finis Rossi
Cather
BY Claude Callan
Edith
Publishers Syndicat
Colo. River
Press-Radio
Wren—Press
Tulsa Tech
Skxmbc
SKMBC
San Antonio
al Roth
WDAFW
NBC Symphony
KMBE
WDAE
Wren—Heidt
Sammy Kaye
Don Bestor
Henry Kings
Eddie Duchin
Edison
KFK U
Alice Russell
Joyce Vetter
Allie Merle Conger
Jergen
McKesson
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