Roosevelt may clarify policy on business tonight
Washington January 8 President Roosevelts Jackson day dinner speech tonight may set administration policy toward business and government relations. Observers note uncertainty after recent messages and calls for round table talks to plan production. leaders urge friendly conferences to tackle unemployment and the economic downturn.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Andrew Jackson
Woodrow Wilson
Robert E. Wood
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Senate
Wood
Ickes
Robert H. Jackson
Jackson
Business
Byrnes
D- 8.C
Davis
R-Pa
O’mahoney
D-Wye
Low-Cost Airplanes Seen From Plastics Study
New York Jan 8 Reinforced plastics material such as phenolic resin with cord reinforcement could provide needed strength for aircraft. Studies at the National Bureau of Standards, cited by the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, say mass production using molded sections may cut labor costs though mold and press costs remain high.
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New York
National Bureau of Standards
G. M. Kline
Bureau
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Kline
Test Your Knowledge Classified Challenge
Seven questions from the classified page test readers on geography history science and trivia. Answers reference the same page for verification and note the variety of topics includes Alaska territory ownership and Greek mathematicians.
Large crowd enjoys KU sophomore hop despite union dispute
A crowd filled the Sophomore Hop at the University of Kansas with about 320 paid admissions. Ben Pollack's orchestra performed and drew praise for its swinging numbers while university officials and union reps debated Simmonds' contract and a possible ban on union bands at the Union. Pollack's group left for Bartlesville after the event as Simmonds prepared for Ames.
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Ben Pollack
Pollack
K. U
Pollack’s
Arlie Simmonds
Arlie
Musicians’ Union
Charles McCreight
K. U. Business Office
Simmonds
Bey
Bartlesville
Oklo
Ax-Grinder
Iowa State College
Ames
Eldridge Hotel
Crystal Room
Band
Fencing duel at K U uses blood rule and point d arret
Carlos de Janon III of Panama City and Kalman Cravetz of Newark fought a blood based duel at K U. The point d arret gadget allowed a shallow nick to count a strike. De Janon was wounded on the chest after Cravetz touched him first on the thigh but bloodless.
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K.U
Carlos de Janon III
Panama City
Panama
Kalman Cravetz
Newark
N. J
Jim Raport
Oravetz
de Janon
K. U
Rapert
Western University
Campus News Briefs From Kansas University
Prefs W W Davis and C J Posey suffered influenza and missed classes Clarence Douglass returned from San Francisco Ad Lindsey and Mike Getto returned from coaches party in New Orleans Women’s self governing association set new point system revised house rules and carnival date February 25 Kansas defeated Washburn 62 to 33 Dean A McGee KU petroleum lecturer Dramatic club chose Phil Barry Spring Dance February 15 to 18 Awning at Fraser Hall burned by discarded cigarette Sachem society elected five new members
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W. W. Davis
C. J. Posey
Clarence Douglass
San Francisco
Ad Lindsey
Mike Getto
Parley
New Orleans
Women’s
Dramatic Club
Phil Barry
Fraser Hall
Sachem Society
New Shut-In Library Service Initiated in Lawrence
The Lawrence free public library launches a free shut in service with WPA support to deliver books to ill patrons. The program, approved by the library board, adds 525 volumes to the year and will not raise library expenses. The library totals 27 092 volumes, with 21 616 in the adult section and 5 476 in children.
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Lawrence Free Public Library
WPA
Lillian Constant
CUNKLE IN RECITAL AT UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
The vesper organ recital by Frank Cunkle of the fine arts faculty will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4 in Hoch Auditorium. Program includes Bach Four Chorales and Kyrie, Franck Chorale Prelude, Mourant Two Chorale Preludes, and Sessions Chorale.
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University of Kansas
Frank Cunkle
Fine Arts
Hoch Auditorium
John Sebastian Bach
God the
Holy Spirit
Cesar Franck
Waiter Mourant
Roger Sessions
Death notices for George W Barkley at 710 Locust street
George W Barkley aged 69 died Friday at his home. Funeral services set for Monday at 10 30 am at Rumsey funeral home with Rev Harold G Barr officiating and Odd Fellow lodge in charge. Burial in Memorial Park cemetery. Survived by wife Mary L Barkley daughter Mary L Howard Lawrence sister Claire Barkley and nieces Mrs J W Weir Mrs J R Hayes of Kansas City Mo and nephew Douglas Carter of St Louis Mo
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George W. Barkley
Locust Street
Rumsey Funeral Home
Harold G. Barr
Odd Fellow Lodge
Memorial Park Cemetery
Barkley
Mary L. Barkley
Mary L. Howard
Kansas City
Claire Barkley
Lawrence
J. W. Weir
J. R. Hayes
Douglas Carter
St. Louis
Miss Eliza America Clark Dies at 91 in City Home
Miss Eliza America Clark aged 91 died this morning at her home 919 Indiana street. Rumsey funeral home to conduct services Sunday at 3 p.m. Rev. Theodore H. Astman will officiate. Body to be sent to Quincy, Illinois for burial. Survived by four nephews Kenneth H. Clark of Kansas City Missouri Harry C Allphin and Wayne Allphin of Lawrence Clyde Allphin of Great Bend and one sister Mrs Gaylord Weilepp of Otwa.
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Eliza America Clark
Indiana Street
Rumsey
Theodore H. Astman
Quincy
Miss Clark
Kenneth H. Clark
Kansas City
Harry C. Allphin
Wayne Allphin
Lawrence
Clyde Allphin
Great Bend
Seo
Gaylord Weilepp
Otwa
Dorothy
Louise Davidson
Kitch
Carleton, Ban
Roy DeHoff
Ohio
Kansas
Salina
Reno
Elizabeth Ford
DeHoff
Clifford
Vernon
Route 1
Roy
Carleton
Kan
Peter DeHoff
Council Grove
H. G. Eisele
Carl Bernitz
Frances
Strobel
Arthur
Eudora
Clyde May
McLouth
Othel Wiley
Roy Wiley
Basehor
Wiley
Lois Cramer
Clifford Eisele
M. E
Robert
Delbert Hisele
Mr. Eisele
Alfred Hisele
Henry Eisele
Leonard Eisele
Marian Eisele
Topeka Man Tony Caskey Sentenced For Liquor Possession
Tony Caskey of Topeka pleaded guilty in Milton Beach justice court to possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor. He received 30 day jail terms on each count plus $100 fines on each, with total costs of $65.90 and sentences to run consecutively. Co-defendants Loren and Mrs. Herman had similar charges dismissed after bond issues and continuances.
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Tony Caskey
Topeka
Justice Court
Milton Beach
Loren Herman
Hermans
Caskey
Fred Vogler
Beach’s
Charles Springer
Divorces Granted by District Court Judge Means
Divorces granted today by Judge Hugh Means include William J. Shields from Arradia Shields, Mary Frances Towne from Roy Towne, and Fred A. Armstrong from Mabelle V. Armstrong.
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Hugh Means
William J. Shields
Arradia Shields
Mary Frances Towne
Roy Towne
Fred A. Armstrong
Mabelle V. Armstrong
Lawrence Sunday Forum to Feature Miss Robb Speaker
Miss Mary K. Robb a University of Kansas senior will speak at the Lawrence Sunday Forum tomorrow afternoon at 5 o clock at Ninth Street Baptist Church in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
Mary K. Robb
University of Kansas
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Birch to Speak at Methodist Men Forum
C. E. Birch superintendent of public schools will address the Methodist Men forum class at Funk's chapel Sunday morning at 9 45. The talk will cover school affairs and civic duties in the community.
Marriage License Issued to Cleary and Wetherill Couple
A marriage license was issued to Herbert J. Cleary of Lawrence and Helen Kessler Wetherill of Denver.
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Herbert J. Cleary
Lawrence
Helen Kessler Wetherill
Denver
Classified Page Ad Says Readers Count Results
The Journal World classified page promotes reader engagement and advertises results.
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Journal - World
May alter measure on war referendum in the House
Washington reports that the Ludlow war referendum could be changed to become inoperative if Monroe Doctrine violations seem imminent. Rep Ludlow plans to press a constitutional amendment allowing a people or Congress referendum to declare war. Speaker Bankhead and Reps O'Connor and Sumners oppose. Bankhead backs Roosevelt Hull view it could spark war, not peace.
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Washington
House
Rep
Ludlow
D-Ind
Congress
United States
Bankhead
O’connor
D.-N.y
Sumners
D.-Texas
Roosevelt
Hull
Whipping for Three Convicted Robbers in Delaware
In Wilmington on January 8 three men received lashes at the public whipping post under an old Delaware law. Raymond Shrewbrooks was ordered to receive 20 lashes, David Otavani 10, and Arthur Spain 5 for theft offenses. A gallery witnessed the punishment as the era of corporal penalties continued in the state. Women are no longer punished by whipping.
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Wilmington
Del
Uhree
New Castle County
Elwood H. Wilson
Raymond Shrewbrooks
David Otavani
Arthur Spain
Delaware
Rescue mission to aid Arctic ice breakers
Moscow reports an aerial expedition organized January 8 to relieve three ice-bound Russian ships drifting north of the New Siberian islands. Planes under Vassily Molokoff will bring food and evacuate all but skeleton crews.
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Moscow
Arctic
New Siberian Islands
Vassily Molokoff
President's ball fate in Ottawa amid sponsorship woes
In Ottawa the annual President's ball struggles to find a sponsor as the P T A declines due to its dance nature and milk fund ethics. The school board plans to decide on funding while a county attorney favors a dance for larger turnout. Dr W W Davis, history professor at the University of Kansas, ill with influenza, expected to return to Lawrence tomorrow.
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W. W. Davis
University of Kansas
Oak Grove
Ala
Lawrence
Davis
Lane
Ottawa
P.T.A. Association
Dinner bell for men’s night at Lawrence club
The Lawrence Country Club schedules a 7 o’clock Monday dinner bell for men’s night. Weather predicts snow this evening, reducing Sunday golf. Several members note the course is in excellent condition despite the forecast.
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Lawrence Country Club
Kellogg Leaves $761000 Estate to Widow in Will
The will of Frank B Kellogg filed for probate discloses a probable estate value of 761000 with personal property 750000 and real estate 11000. Bequests total about 350000 with the residue left to widow Mrs Clara Kellogg.
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Kellogg
St. Paul
Frank B. Kellogg
United States
Clara Kellogg
Fingerprint Voters Proposed by Kansas City Grand Jury
The Kansas City grand jury reported widespread fraud attempts in voter registration applications and urged the election board to require fingerprinting or photographing all applicants.
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Kansas City
Jackson County
Grand Jury Today
Election Board
Kansas unemployment grant approved for agency support
The Social Security Board announced grants totaling 34093 dollars to Kansas to administer its unemployment compensation agency or employment service for the quarter beginning January 1.
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Kansas
Washington
Social Security Board
Christmas Visits Span Kansas City To Beloit
Mr and Mrs Delmar Parish and Mrs Parish s sister from Kansas City visited at Mr Parish s sister s home along with Mr and Mrs Ted Smith and family. Mr and Mrs Vernon Hayes returned from Christmas vacation visiting Topeka Beloit and relatives. They spent Christmas Day with Mr and Mrs Stanley Meyers and drove to Beloit then Topeka returning home via Topeka. The Sunshine club met December 29 at the home of Mrs Arlea Summers. After the
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Delmar Parish
Topeka
Community gathering with quilting and bingo notes
Social news recounts a December meeting with Mrs. Arlen Summers and others, bingo prizes awarded to several members, and quilter activity after lunch. Visitors included Miss Barbara Worley, Mrs. Jim Preston, and guests at New Year’s gatherings across area families. Next meeting set for January 12 at Mrs. Jo Traxler’s.
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Arlen Summers
Jo Traxler
Mae Carr
Zola Shaffer
Mollie Smith
Alice Hildenbrand
Nettie Leslie
Florence Wingfield
Jim Preston
Barbara Worley
Jerry Schnitt
Jerry
Lily Hartup
Ida Clark
Bob Page
Lucille Hildenbrand
United Brethren Church
Russell
George Criss
Dorothy Holladay
Lawrence
Harry Carr
Criss
Mr. Carr
Christian Endeavor
United Brethren Christian Endeavor
Madge Mankel
Topeka
Miss Mankel
Mankel
Lecompton
Virginia Eichman
Julia Martin
Marie Cottrell
Phyllis Martin
Neris Holloway
Earl Goodrich
Wesley Crady
Tara Holloway
Louise Clark
Vivian Goodrich
Jimmie Clark
Mary Shields
Harold Cr
Cora Scott
John Taylor
Hazel
Jewett
Ivan Slusser
Stull
Dorothy Mae Miller
Overbrook
Paul Maust
Kansas City
H. L. Paslay
Lucille
Manhattan
E. B. Paslay
M. C. Paslay
Sdom
Douglas County’ Health
Hazel Taylor
Alma
Martha Smith
George Preserrove
Caldwell
Howard Frichman
California
Edd McClanahan
Effinghan
Robert Segold
Gus Brown
Christmas Gathering Leaves Small Town Guests Reminder
Reno and area residents hosted and visited relatives over Christmas with extended stays in Salina McLouth and Abilene. DeHoff family connections, a Kansas City stock shipment, and a 4 H Club meeting planned for Jean Young mark a week of community activity and a funeral in Lawrence for E D DeHoff.
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Seanor
Gladys
William Young
Cal Anderson
Salina
Wiley
Clarence Wiley
McLouth
Roy DeHoff
Sharp
DeHoff
Abilene High School
A. C. Hess
Claflin
Kan
L. J. Pearson
Howard
Lewis
Robert Harry
Senay
Sigel Community Christmas Dinner and Holiday Activities
A Christmas basket dinner was held at the Sigel schoolhouse directed by Miss Deay with a program of pantomime playlet songs and recitations. Santa distributed gifts. Numerous families from Sigel and nearby towns shared Christmas and New Year gatherings. A 4 H party and club meetings were noted along with community visits and a large wood-cutting effort by the Needy Helpers Quilting club.
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Deay
Santa Claus
Ed Steele
Earl Martin
Frank Standley
Jesse Standley
Richland
William Johnson
Dale Johnson
Topeka
Mildred
Lee Robison
Chester Kilgore
Minnie
Charles Caton
E.E. Robison
Lawrence
Guy
Riverside
Carrie Cox
Carl Young
Rex Johnson
Howard Phillips
Hutchinson
B. F. Phillips
Jesse O’connor
Tola Johnson
Ruth Baker
Mildred Petefish
Everett O’connor
Frank Hickock
Ray Johnson
Doris
Kansas City
Lee Cox
Powell Ayers
John Miller
Alva Petefish
Jess Standley
Leon
John Moss
Twin Mound
Alice Frederick
Robert Gentry
Lake View
Gentry
Jim Sanders
Edd Steele
Wilma Lee
Richard
Lauren Plummer
Needy Helpers Quilting Club
Johnson
Woodstock council holds January 11 meeting in Oskaloosa
The Jefferson County Council of Christian Education meets January 11 at the Oskaloosa Methodist church with a 6:30 p.m. covered dish supper. Rev. Myron O. Settle state secretary will speak and help plan 1935 activities. Winchester church youth present a playlet. All Sunday school workers invited.
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Jefferson County Council of Christian Education
Oskaloosa
Myron O. Settle
Winchester Christian Church
F. S. Champion
Local Families Share Christmas and New Year News
Community notes recount visits and relocations in Leavenworth County. Families from Roundgrove Valley Falls and McLouth attend gatherings at farms and homes, with Christmas day dinners and programs. High school honor roll members Laura Zook Opal Lobb Mavis Richardson Ruth Echatter are listed.
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Leavenworth
Leonard Tarr
Roundgrove
Vinnie Tarr
Valley Falls
Archie Landon
Tonganoxie
Jim Lawless
Ollie, Beech and Family
McLouth
Snyder Farm
Everett Shockley
W. R. Harding
William Smith
Mildred Petrie
Wilbur Petrie
Pauline Harding
Kansas City
Laura Zook
Opal Lobb
Mavis Richardson
Ruth Echatter
W. W. Wellman
Gladys E. Smelser
Fred D. Stephens
San Antonio
Tex
Frank Champion
Woodstock
Johnson
Santa
Harry Wellman
Howard Wellman
Leland
Dave McDonald
D. A. Wellman
Clifford Wellman
Margaret
Marie Wellman
Enoch Wickersham
Paul Wickersham
Edward
Lawrence
John Snow
Hugh Hines
Thelma Sherer
Little Rock
Ark
Wickersham
F. M. Cannon
Jack
Russell Stewart
Herbert Champion
Arthur Quidahl
Valley Grove
Howard Crawford
Elmer Crawford
Beth Mull
Atchison
Harvey Crawford
John Moses
Robert Davison
Thelma Ridgeway
O’neil
Roda McTyre
Henry Schwima
Winter butchering rounds up local families
Excelsior notes a sequence of visits and gatherings as families from Charles Disque, Winston Huling, Glen Flora, Ben Nelson, Poindexter, and others share in winter butchering duties. Several trips reference hospitalities at Gilliland Gastrock Flora Pohl and Haas households with relatives traveling to Chicago and Wamego for school, work, and farm business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Disque
Winston Huling
Kansas City
Charles Gilliland
Glen Flora
L. A. Flora
Henry Pohl
Ben Nelson
Poindexter
Mildred Nelson
Willard Huling
Conrad Gastrock
Paul Koehler
Edna
Fairview
Chester Gibson
Walter Pohl
Thelma
Bernice Haas
Johnnie Haas
L. W. Haas
Chicago
Dudley Gibson
Ernest Pohl
Elsmere
Naomi
Wamego
Charles Elm
Farm Bureau Board
Lawrence
Chil
Community Gatherings AndVisits Roaring Through Weekend
Dren TaVergne Badlyan and Clifford attended dinner at Ike Thomas. Mr and Mrs Ike Haugwin baugh hosted candle lighting and watch night services at Saint Tobashat. Mary Peffly and others visited New Years home. Rainbow 4-H club met at Ernest Pohl home. Chester Gibson family visited Jo Cue home in Centropolis Sun. Elmer Rap and daughters Margaret and Dorothy Marie spent Saturday afternoon with Peffly and Harry. Cor Delia Penn and Charles Sullivan enjoyed an afternoon in Richland. Elmer Wintermantie and daughter Marylyn also appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dren TaVergne
F Badlyan
Clifford
Ike Thomas
Hobie Teesday
Ike Haugwinbaugh
Oe Ee
this_ ateticaid
Saint Toba
Wee Mary
Peffly
Rainbow 4-H Club
Ernest Pohl
Chester
Gibson
Jo Cue
Centropolis
Elmer Rap
Margaret
Dorothy Marie
A Peffly
Harry
Cordelia Penn
Charles Sullivan
Richland
Elmer Wintermantie
Marlyn
St Luke AME Church Service Schedule and Events
Sunday schedule lists 9:30 a.m. Sunday school led by Miss Lou, 11 a.m. sermon by Rev J N God and first prayer meeting, 6:30 p.m. Lord's Allen series led by Mrs Della Bryant, 7:45 p.m. gospel message by the pastor. Mite Missionary meeting January 14 at 2:30 p.m. with Mrs Cera president, Stewards and class leaders rally January 16 at 3 p.m. Rev B L Wightman to preach, music by his choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke A.M.E. Church Ltd
New York Streets
J. N. God
Ise Garrett
Dard
Miss Lou
Christian Endeavor
Della Bryant
Mite Missionary Meeting
Cera
Lucas Istructor
Tget
Market News Local Markets Tonday Grain
Market notes list grain prices for wheat white and yellow corn oats and butterfat hens and broilers eggs hogs and various poultry terms. Government bonds and Wall Street activity described with industrials advancing and major stocks rising led by Chrysler General Motors and steel and copper shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Motors
Chrysler
General Motors
Steele
Anaconda
Kennecott
American Smelting
Howe Sound
Cerro de Pasco
Westinghouse
General Electric
U. S. Rubber
Goodrich
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Great Northern
Chesapeake & Ohio
J. C. Penney
Johns Manvillle
Douglas Allgrat
Boeing
International Harvester
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L “Sihat
Kenneth McKellar
Tennessee
Alaska
U.S
Henry
A. Wallace
Ag‘culeare
Maine
National Union
Alpha Chi.Omega
Union Ballroom
Red Blackburn
Dorothy Fritz
Theta
Wichita
Sour Owl
Jim Coleman
Bill Grant
Bill Waugh
Eskridge
College of Liberal Arts
Mt. Oread
Albert Spence
Sigel
Excelsior
Government
Treasury
Telservice Can
Peoples State Bank
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