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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1938

Page

2

Unemployment peaks before recession noted in 1929 comparison

Washington reports November unemployment at about 7.6 million with government estimates up to 10.8 million jobless. Virgil Jordan of the National Industrial Conference Board testifies to the Senate on the recession era and the need for faster state unemployment benefits.

Washington Virgil Jordan National Industrial Conference Board Senate A. J. Altmeyer Social Security Board Congress Jordan Altmeyer Senate Finance Committee National Board Social, Security Board

Recitals Tonight From KU Studio Faculty at KFKU

Voice students from Prof Joseph Wilkins KU studio and Prof Waldemar Geltch violin faculty perform tonight on KFKU. Vocal program 6 to 6 15 pm. violin 6 15 to 6 30 pm. Performers include Arbouine Goodjohn Leavenworth, Dorothy Hawes Larned, Virginia Varga and Richard Tarn. Geltch's program features Sammartini Elman Song Without Words Mendelssohn Little White Donkey Ibert Hoeree Wierrot Randegger.

Joseph Wilkins K. U Waldemar Geltch KFKU Arbouine Goodjohn Leavenworth Boprena Durante Watts Dorothy Hawes Larned So‘prano Virginia Varga Kansas City Fair Fischer Richard Tarn Topeka Gelich Mendelssohn Ikielster Little Randegger

Police Court Busy Place on Massachusetts Street

Police court opened this morning as enforcement of parking and traffic ordinances resumed. Six people forfeited $1 bonds for overparking and two were fined $1 on the same charge. Names include Basil Green, Arthur Banks, C. M. Robertson, J. W. Alexander, James Ebgon, and C. H. Seymore. C. Mixon and Earl Skinner paid $1 fines for overparking, and W. E. Wendel was fined $1 for passing a stop sign.

Massachusetts Street Basil Green Arthur Banks C. M. Robertson J. W. Alexander James Ebgon C. H. Seymore C. Mixon Earl Skinner W. E. Wendel

Legionnaires to Convene in Ottawa This Sunday

Legion commanders and adjutants from the second district will meet in Ottawa on Sunday for the annual district conference. State Commander Frank Barr of Wichita will attend to discuss post officers and district affairs.

Ottawa Kan Frank Barr Wichita

Test Your Knowledge Quiz Questions From Classified Page

A fragment lists trivia prompts on capitals nations senators from South Carolina alloy of copper used in bids number of World War participants and etiquette regarding hats in elevators plus questions about boxing rounds and inland saltier bodies, Vermont nickname, and a constitutional amendment for woman suffrage.

Alabame North Pole South Carolina Fentleman Harry Thomas Max Bchmeling Vermont

Tournaments Set for High School Classes A and B Centers

Topeka Jan 5 Elimination basketball tournaments for class B high schools will be held March 25 with class A regional events the following week March 9-12 Centers named include Arkansas City Clay Center Colby Columbus Dodge City Fredonia Hays Holton Mankato Newton Osage City Pratt Wyandotte Kansas City and many more across Kansas for class B centers also listed in detail.

Topeka E. A. Thomas Kansas State High School Activities Association Thomas Arkansas City Clay Center Colby Columbus Dodge City Fredonia Hays Holton Mankato Newton Osage City Pratt Wyandotte Kansas City Alexander Almena Alta Vista Altoona Brewster Burlingame Burrton Cedarvale Centralia Circleville Graflin Coldwater Cotterswood Falls Downs Fulton Garfield Glasco Greensburg Hill City Hillsboro Jewell Kiowa Latham Sconi Louisburg Morrill Mulvane McCune

Death notices for Ed Lee veteran in Kansas

Ed Lee aged 57 died yesterday morning at the Veteran's hospital in Leavenworth Kansas. He was a Spanish American War veteran. He is survived by two brothers William Lee and Monroe Lee two sisters Mrs Julia Green and Mrs Hattie Drake and one niece Mrs Sylvia McKissock. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.

Ed Lee Veteran’s

Susan Elizabeth Rexford Dies in California at 76

Early Lawrence resident Susan Elizabeth Rexford died December 28 at her Pasadena home at age 76. She was the daughter of Elisha B. Harris. the family lived in Lawrence until 1894. Survived by husband W. R. Rexroad two sisters Mrs C C Meairs Riverside and Mrs William Ulrich Newport Beach and a brother Lee Harris Ukiah. Lee Harris formerly worked at the Harris and Gibson mill here.

Susan Elizabeth Rexford Lawrence Pasadena Calif Elisha B. Harris W. R. Rexroad C. C. Meairs Riverside William Ulrich Newport Beach Lee

Students Tour Journal-World Plant In Printing Class

Eighth grade students from Lawrence Junior High visited the Journal-World plant this afternoon. L. E. Thurman led the group, with 16 students listed by name. a first section of 17 toured yesterday.

Lawrence Journal-World L. E.thurman Alonzo Howard Charles Ise Charles Riggs LaVerne Sawyer Donald Messer Billy Cox George Bullene Alan Stutz John Merriott David Jones Gene Wolfe James Sherman Klare Teegarden Billy Rogers Leo Davenport Donald Sands

Students In Recital On Campus At Kansas University

University of Kansas School of Fine Arts music students present a recital tomorrow afternoon at 3 80 o clock in the Administration building auditorium. The program features piano Humoresque and Reflections on the Water, violin concertos in G minor and F sharp minor, Debussy vocal work Spanish Gold, and other pieces by Rachmaninoff and Vieuxtemps performed by Dorothy Hendrickson Lucile Hams Homer Dodge Caine Elth Fischer Charlene Barber and Richard Sta Violinist performances include Adagio movements and third movements.

University of ‘Kansas School of Fine Arts Rachmaninoff Dorothy Hendrickson Lucile Hams Eruc EL Th Richard Sta Vieuxtemps Charlene Barber

Band Directors to Clinic in Urbana Illinois

Russell L. Wiley director of the University of Kansas band and Oliver Hobbs director of instrumental music at Liberty Memorial high school left by auto for Urbana Illinois to attend the national band clinic at the University of Illinois. Prominent soloists and conductors will be featured on the program. The clinic lasts through Friday and the two men return to Lawrence Sunday.

Russell L. Wiley University of Kansas Oliver Hobbs Liberty Memorial High School Urbana Lawrence University of Illinois

Budget shows new debt peak and deficit cuts

President outlines a revised 1939 budget with a $539 million reduction in expenditures to $6.869 billion, highlighting cuts in relief, public works, veterans benefits, and CCC, offset by smaller increases in social security and debt payments. He calls for restrained flood control and rail investment while urging annual asset appraisals for the RFC.

Civilian Conservation Corps Maritime Commission National Defense

Gov Huxman Out With Severe Cold

Topeka January 5 Governor Walter A Huxman remains confined by a severe cold but expects to be at his desk for part of the afternoon after notifying his office he hopes to improve enough to work.

Huxman Topeka UPI Walter A. Huxman Executive Mansion

Douglass Returns to K U With Trophies

Clarence Douglass of Burlington, KU senior fullback, arrived back in Lawrence after playing for the West on New Year’s Day in San Francisco. He received a 21 jewel Elgin wrist watch and a blue white jacket for his part, with jersey No.77. He said he enjoyed the trip, played about 30 minutes, and may have a pro offer from Dutch Clark of the Lions.

Clarence Douglass Burlington University of Kansas San Francisco Calif Doug K. U George Karamatic Gonzaga Milton Popovich Montana Douglass West Lawrence

Senate Approves $50 Million Farm Crop Loan Fund

The Senate approved a $50,000,000 fund for seed and crop production loans to farmers in 1938. Loans, limited to $400, bear 4 percent interest, would be issued by Farm Credit Administration agencies and mirror last year’s program approved by President Roosevelt. An Nye amendment allowing farmers to retain seed crops was accepted.

Congress Commodity Credit Corporation Reconstruction Corporation Treasury RFC Washington Senate Smith D.-S.c Senate Agriculture Committee Roosevelt Farm Credit Administration Nye R.-N.d

Condition Satisfactory of Albert Spence Shot Wound

Albert Spence freshman at the University of NEAS remained in satisfactory condition at Watkins Memorial Hospital after receiving an accidental gun shot wound to the abdomen earlier this week.

Albert Spence University, of Neas Watkins Memorial Hospital

Reverend Barr Called to Omaha by Brother-in-Law Death

The Rev Harold G Barr was summoned to Omaha Nebraska last night due to the death of his brother-in-law C D Hough from pneumonia He is expected to return Thursday evening or Friday morning

Omaha Harold G. Barr Neb C. D. Hough Mr. Barr

Fragmented ad copy on film rights and classifieds

The fragment discusses pre talkie sound rights for properties sold to studios and the extra cost for talking rights. It asks about fireplace wood and mentions a classified page to buy wood. The tone mirrors an old newspaper ad snippet with candid references.

White slave girl tale cited in Lawrence diary

A birthday note recalls a white slave girl carried from North Carolina to Indiana centuries ago. The child, born to a slave mother and white father, later lived as a white woman in a large city and married a white man. The account notes the sensitivity of sharing such history.

Journal-World North Carolina Indiana South West Indies

Christmas Visitors Span Many Lane County Families

A long list of Lake View Lawrence Eudora and nearby residents gathered for Christmas and holiday visits. Families including Schutz Mitchells Altenbernds Gerstenbergs Hadls Tornedens and Wichmans joined dinners, dinners and bridge games with relatives across Lawrence and Topeka to Tulsa and Franklin.

Lawrence area Christmas social notes and anniversary

The column records numerous Christmas gatherings in Lawrence and surrounding towns. Families such as the Martins, Gilmore, Hughes, Schaake, Walters and Stanwix share dinners and gift exchanges. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Martin celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with neighbors and greetings. a radio is presented to the Martins.

Local families share Christmas week across towns

Linwood hosts Betty Jo and Elva Rose McKenney with grandparents in Tonganoxie. Allie Lamberson travels to Chanute for four weeks. George Kirkman and Glenn Coleman visit Leeds relatives. Carl Silkey attends J O Dunlap funeral in Leavenworth. William Allison hosts Johnsons and Sullivans for Christmas dinner. Silkey family joins George Henik family for Sunday meal. Lydia Allison heads to Kansas City for winter. Mary Borun visits her parents over the holidays. George Holland’s daughter-in-law Frank Reed’s guest reports mild improvement. Charles Coleman and daughter Jo visit Bonner Springs relatives. Milton Anderson and son Milton join Edwardsville Christmas day with Mrs Anderson’s family. Allen Harbaugh spends Christmas with family. Hugh McKenzie hosts parents of Mr. McKenzie for Christmas. Omar Browning, Otto Tilker, and Carl Silkey travel to Kansas City Wednesday. Hardin family Christmas visit noted.

Oliver Schutz Chester Mitchell Lake View Arnold Mitchell Lawrence William Chaney Clearfield Goldie Schutz Iona Kenneth Raymond Bert Mitchells Nthelbert Emerson Ott John Ott Walter Gerstenberger Howard Bernitz Lela Weaver Paul Hadl Eudora Alfred Torneden Linwood Adolph Torneden Eugene €Orel Bridge Club Fred Love George Kapfer Leo Thayer Edwin Parkee Marilyn DeSoto Clifford Cox Charles Cox R. K. Nicholson Harold Altenbernd Conrad Altenbernd F. G. Hughes Marion L. D. Hughes Robert Topeka William Hughes Bartlesville Okla Nydia Hughes Mary G. Allen Josephine Gilmore Robert McFarland California Harry Strong Wanda John Pipperts Worden Ida Saunders Lee Cox Sun Valley Ida Ralph Standing Mary Evelyn Harold Saunders Gladys Turner Marion Hughes Helen Jean Ott Glen Kiefer Kansas City Eugene Corel Robert White Leo Applegate Nicholsons Floyd Fink Hutchinson Kan Kennedy V. Z. Chase Theodore Flory Beulah Arthur Flory Michael Serine Franklin Christmas Herman Wichman John Paige F. G.hughes Samet Breithaupt Tulsa Carol Martin Mt. Pleasant J. D. Martin Gustave Schaake Bobby G. A. Stanwix John Strong Henry Eisele Patricia Emporia F. J. Strong Oakridge Bertha Knop Frank Walters Frances Virginia Oak Ridge Gertrude Gilmore Solon T. Gilmore William Powell Oscar Powell North Lawrence Russell Hird Miles Saunders Carol Mae Mildred Saunders Jim Lyons Frank McFarland Albert Wichman Ed Schaake Bismarck Marvin Gene Wichman Floyd Paige Creighton Harry Warmker L. M. Walters Ray Myrtle Walters C. G. Perkins Jack Hughes Wayne Plin White Michael Schutz Anna Ted Flory Euelah Martin Hiawatha Sabetha Betty Jo Elva Rose McKenney Shelly Winkleman Tonganoxie Allie Lamberson Chanute George Kirkman Glenn Charles Coleman Johanna Mae Ernest Allison Leeds Carl Silkey J. O. Dunlap Leavenworth William Allison Jess Johnson Calvin Sullivan George Henik Lydia Allison Mary Borun George Holland Frank Reed Bonner William Anderson Gon Milton Christ Mr. Anderson Edwardsville Allen Harbaugh Hugh McKenzie Mrs. McKenzie Omar Browning Otto Tilker Hardin

Visit to Louisville Ties Couple to Family Home

Mrs Hardin returns to their home in Louisville Kentucky after two months visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Riley. Marvin Elard visited Jack Gersh during the past week.

Louisville

Christmas Gatherings Reported Across Stony Point and Nearby Towns

Families from Stony Point to Lawrence and Vinland shared Christmas Day dinners at multiple homes. The Holcom family and Clara Kassinger's group joined relatives in Wakarusa and Lawrence, with many others including Griffis, Rockhold, Holmes, Gottstein, and Wrightsman families noted in Christmas meals and visits across Pleasant Grove and Union areas. Hunters also joined a New Year wolf hunt.

Martin Holcom Zamily Abe Holcom Wakarusa Clara Kassinger Charles Kassinger Lawrence D. A. Wramoe Pleasant Grove D. Cripe Ruth Anna Cripe Elmer Smith Pittsburg Smith Howard Smith Rockhold A. T. Rockhold Johanna Griffis Number Six Conner Charles Wrightsman Emily Union Grandpa Wrightsman Sam Wrightsman Worden Elmer Flory Pleasantrove

Christmas gatherings fill Columbia with family visits

Local residents share scenes of Christmas dinners and suppers at multiple homes and halls. Families including the Shucks Florys Beeghleys Postmas and Woodwards gather for festive meals and a school house tree event while neighbors tend caring duties for Mrs. Wes ley Flory after a heart attack and other illnesses.

Christmas Gatherings and Family Visits Across the Community

Sunday events at the Charles home and numerous relatives from Lawrence New Mexico and nearby towns joined holiday gatherings. Guests included Dallis Jellison Felix Tucker and others while farm work and meals such as an oyster supper filled the week.

Charles Ben Brohammer George Markley Solon Markley Charles Shuck Ernest Russell Tuckel Lawrence Felix Tucker Oscar Eets Markley Asa Postma Robert John Brohammer Bob Harold Charles Brohammer Charles and Lloyd Shuckome

Community snatches up New Year wolf hunt tale

Barker notes a large turnout for the C. P. A. wolf hunt on New Year’s day. Several local families, including Olson, Harrison, Gentry Saunders, and Wiggins, host gatherings and visits over the holiday. The Minervian club, led by Mrs. McCreath, meets Thursday as plans unfold. Charles Baxter and family visit from Kansas City, and Noah Hetrick learns of his granddaughter Blanche Shelly’s wedding to Carl Olibly in Palisade Colorado.

H. F. ‘Olson Lawrence J. M. Harrison Robert Gentry Shawnee County Elizabeth Bernice Wiggins Norris Farringer Teddy Karnes Minervian Club Palisade

Family Dinner Guests at Reuben Weeks Home

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rohe and Beula joined Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rohe and Henry Jr. for a Sunday family dinner at Reuben Weeks's home with their daughter Eva. Other guests included Arthur Weeks and Mary Frances, Marion and Wanda, Lulu Smith, and several Tadlock, Roche, Jacobson, Vaughn family members.

Martin Rohe Beula Henry Rohe Henry Jr Mary Edith Joe Reuben Weeks Eva Arthur Weeks Mary Frances Marion Wanda Lulu Smith Arthur Billy Sevier Tadlock Cyril Roche Albert Jacobson Charles Vaughn

Local Social Notes from Barker and Vicinity

Miss Marie Coffman of Kansas City visits her parents and relatives over holidays. The Dornan family from Iowa visit old friends in Barker this week. Mary Coffman visits Basehor. Houk family hosts Takings in Kansas City and Vinland. Jolly Quilters meet with twelve members. next gathering planned with Mrs. Wiggins. Nadine and Norma Jean Stanwix travel from Iowa. Evelyn Houk visits Eleanor Stanwix.

Marie Coffman Kansas City George Coffman S. M. Carter A. Richards Barker George Dornan Nadine Norma Jean Avis Iowa Mary Coffman Basehor Charles Houk Teunaday Kansasity C. E. Stanwix Vinland George Sturdy W. M. Wulfkuhle Jolly Quilters Anna Houk Williams Baldwin Wiggins

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