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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1936
Page
3
Officials including Secretary Wallace and Chester C Davis oppose production- control schemes. A new approach favors voluntary commodity producers associations to coordinate regional crop cuts with government no-strings grants to aid member benefit payments. ORGANIZE MEN'S SECTION
About 15 men attended the first meeting in Chamber of Commerce rooms to organize a men's section of the Flower club. 50 men signed for membership. Mayor Frank E. Jones was elected chairman. Monthly meetings planned. A joint session with the women’s Flower club is set for next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Marvin hall auditorium at K U.
A 1934 blue Plymouth sedan owned by Bullene Skinner Motor Co. vanished from Paul Lyons’s Bullene Skinner garage at 1006 New Hampshire St. The car was abandoned in the 1700 block on Massachusetts St after evident hard use. motor bearings burned out. Company to seek refunds.
New York January 8. The New York Times reports several food manufacturers plan to sue within two months to recover processing taxes paid since 1933 under the now invalid AAA. The total refunds sought are estimated to exceed one billion dollars.
Washington reports new dealers, appealing from the supreme court to voters, seek to reject the court majority’s constitutional views on AAA. Roosevelt aides urge study of both opinions while lawmakers split, and plans for a domestic allotment scheme with subsidies are discussed as a stopgap measure.
A grass skirt worn by Louise Greenbaum caught fire from a gas heater as she danced at home in Hollywood California. The resulting burns were fatal, ending the child’s life today.
Waldemar Geltch, University violin professor, offered a masterful recital with Ruth Crutt as accompanist. Highlights included Corelli in E minor, Bach Chaconne, Vieuxtemps A minor, and several encores. An audience filled the hall, with further recitals and Christmas events noted in the following local items.
Jack Poe visits grandparents in Kansas City. Willow Springs Farm Bureau holds December meeting at Mrs. Fred Grob's home with 17 members and 2 guests. Leaders elected in several groups. January meeting planned at Mrs. Erle Hunter's home. Community notes include births, health visits, and local social events.
Night school tuition five dollars per pound at the Business College advertisement.
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