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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1938
Page
4
Southern Debate Over Anti Lynching Bill Stirs Alabama Incident
Yesterday’s debate on the anti lynching bill split lawmakers in the South while a mob attack in Alabama nearly freed a prisoner. Senators from South Carolina and other states argued the measure would humiliate the region and threaten Democratic party loyalty amid towering electoral vote concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Byrnes
South Carolina
Alabama
Japan Considers Next Move in China War
Japan's imperial council met to decide the next steps in China. Reports say prior councils preceded declarations of war, raising US interest in whether a formal war declaration will follow. Some fear Japan may avoid such a declaration to limit Allied reactions while continuing the mainland campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
Associated Press
United States
Roosevelt
Altho
Watching the Corners on Newsrooms Fear Complex
The piece argues newspapers have acknowledged the recession after President and White House talks with business leaders. It suggests full disclosure may help the public, noting future months may be tough but forewarned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Economic Outlook As Depression Eases In 1930s
The commentary notes slow mood adjustments after 1929, with people watching conditions and preparing to weather hardships. Re employment in factories is improving daily, the current month may mark the unemployment low, and spring resumption of activity approaches. Forecasters expect the year to end better than it began.
Ickes Reveals Broad Suspicion During Interior Hearing
Secretary Ickes described widespread suspicion within and outside the Interior Department at a Senate committee hearing. He noted investigations of personnel and said some subordinates were restored while many outside figures remain scrutinized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Ickes
New Deal
Interior
Interior Department
Iokes
Department
Downdraft blamed for Northwest airliner tragedy
The crash is attributed to a mountain downdraft that hurled the air liner to destruction. The deadly current, stronger in winter, often leaves no warning before doom. Ten people died, the first fatalities on the Northwest airline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Teetotaler’s view echoes a century of temperance thought
A young New York man, observing peers and their circles, adopts teetotalism, contending liquor harms individuals and society. He argues manufacturers and vendors prosper at the masses' expense and that taking up intoxicants leads to poverty and degradation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
High Russian Officials Tempted by German or Japanese Spying
The reasons cited for many removals of top Russian officials suggest they are easily lured into spying for Germany or Japan. The pattern implies a persistent temptation among elites to betray state interests for foreign intelligence agendas.
Stormy Night in Puddle Muddler World
A wild winter storm envelops Puddle Muddler town with wind and snow. The group hides with Willy Nilly as wild animals threaten the Empty House. Morning reveals deep white snow and reflections on child behavior and mealtime guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puddle Muddle
Puddle
Willy Nilly
Feeding problems in children and the role of emotions
The article discusses why a child may refuse to eat, outlining four possible causes from physical illness to attention seeking. It notes acute illness and allergy as plausible medical reasons, but asserts feeding difficulties are more often rooted in psychological factors and emotional distress affecting the digestive tract.
Life and death in a winter city bureau tale
New York relief aid reaches a family after weeks of hunger but their three month old Barbara dies from malnutrition. Police raise funds for a burial as the case unfolds in a city hit by hardship and aid delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Daniel Danielson
Meeting of Sierre Leonne Club elects new officers
The Sierre Leonne club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Lula Twin. Delegates reported on the Interstate Literary association meeting held December 28 29 in Atchison chaired by Mrs Lillian M Webster of Lawrence. Mrs Adella Miller installed new officers and Mrs Lena Holmes assumed the presidency. Gifts were given to retiring president Mrs Ethel Moore and retiring secretary Mrs Lambkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierre Leonne Club
Lula Twin
Interstate Literary Association
Atchison
Lillian M. Webster
Lawrence
Farinda Lambkin
L. Irwin
Adella Miller
Lena Holmes
Ethel Moore
Lambin
Mineral output in Kansas tops 2.5 billion dollars
The report states Kansas mined minerals with a total value exceeding 2.5 billion dollars. Major producers include state landholders and private operators, reflecting strong mineral activity across multiple counties and markets.
Houston chosen for 1928 National Democratic convention
The Democratic National Committee selected Houston Texas as the site for the 1928 National Democratic convention on the fifth ballot with San Francisco as runner up. Various local items note political shifts and civic events across Kansas and neighboring areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas City
Washington
Tex
Democratic National Committee
San Francisco
McDermott
Coolidge
John C. Pollock
Kansas
George T. McDermott
Pollock
Dick Williams
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Lawrence
Joe Wellman
Tennessee Street
Loomis-Potts Advertising Company
Wellman
Journal-World
K. A
Tulsa
Texas
Illinois
J. H.mer
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Ted Coffin
Kreamer
George O. Foster
Frank Banks
J .W. O’bryan
T. E. Griesa
F. E. Kester
Robert Rowlands
Otto Barteldes
Florence Biggs
Frances. Milner
William Pine. Hardy
England
Dorchester
Thomas Hardy
The Waifs of New York and Uncle Hiram At Opera House
Merry Katie Emmett and an excellent company present The Waifs of New York tonight with Uncle Hiram offered Friday. The University lecture course features Ollie Torbett Concert company with Royal Swedish Quintet next Saturday. Kansas University museum receives 175 beetle species, third Iowa lot toward 1000 total. Merchan ts Athletic Association elects directors and officers for the year. Dancing by Miss Eugenia Pratt with rates for lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Katie Emmett
New York
Opera House
Uncle Hiram
University Hall
Ollie Torbett
Miss Torbett
Royal Swedish Quintet
Kansas University Museum
Iowa
University
William’ Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Merchants Athletic Association
F. Barteldes
F. H. Smithmeyer
Gus Berger
J. R. Griggs
M. Robinson
Banks Brown
Francis Jaedicke
W. H. Pendleton
W. H. Lowe
A. G. Honnold
Elmer Pierson
Gus Bérgér
Eugenia Pratt
Fraser ‘Hall
Nelda Faces Strikes as Lettuce Trade Heats Up
Nelda battles a labor strike to market her crop with help from Bill while Beck and his mother oppose her. A hospital stay for Jack, media spotlight on Nelda, and family worries frame her efforts to prove herself and keep her romance with Reck intact. Nelda’s college plans loom as friends bring unsettling news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelda
Bill
Beck
Mrs. Reckless
Jack
Darka
Liz
Mrs. Moresi
Isiz
Manuel
Hollywood
Uncle Ham
Laura
Fat Liz
Buddy
Barrie
Reck
Rancho
Stan
Leila
Candy
Reckless
Alaric Dodge
Memorial plans for Columbus lighthouse in Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic sponsors a 1923 to 1927 funded Columbus memorial and 4,000,000 dollar project at Punta Torrecilla with 21 nations backing it. English architect J L Gleave designed a cross shaped lighted monument to be seen from the sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S
Punta Torrecuila
Dominican Republic
Columbus
U. S
Gleave
Colon
Nina
Pinta
Poor Man, Rich House Woes Highlight Frugal Marriage
A brief comic note from January 13 1937 sketches Joe unable to sustain marriage on a small salary. He loses his fashionable wife and the fine refrigerator as he faces economic strain and social pressures of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Radio Program Schedule Tees Up Night of Orchestras
A dense listing of night time radio programming across WREN KMBC and WDAF. The schedule runs from 5:30 p m to midnight featuring hosts and acts such as Alma Hitchelsinger Twilight Melodies Uncle Ezra King’s Orch and Fred Nagel’s Orch with references to the Cleveland Orchestra Andre Kostelanetz and Buddy Rogers. A final Weather Forecast and Midnight Headlines close the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren—Press-Ra
KMBC
George
Tetuh
WDAF
Jack Aruisung
Wren
Alma Hitchelsinger
Little Orphan Annia
Erle Smith
Kmbca
Hobby Lobby
Uncle Ezra
Ashburn
Bratton
Alistair Cooke
Dick Leibert
Boake Carter
Easy Aces
Roy Shield
Ota C—Cavalcade of America
One Man's Family
Wren- Rade Garr
Eddie Cantor
Wayne King
Orch
Wren—Choir Symphonette
Andre Kostelanetz
Hall
Cleveland Orchestra
Ben Bernie
Gen
Hughs. Johnson
Gang Busters
Dick Powell
Ikxmbc
Fatty, Lewis
Amos
Ru Andy
Wren—King
Benny Goodman
Alf Crocker
Orrin Tucker
Boyd Raeburn
Paul Whiteman
Tommy Dorsey
Bismarck
Harold Nagel
Geo
Armatrong
Tony Russell
Tim
Little Han Annie
Eric
Smit
Arden
Bellaire
Kansas
Aren Dines
Moderts
Freddie Martin
Hugh
Johnson
Kate . Smith
Rudy Vallee
Jimmie Kemper
Major Bowens
Hollywood
Wren—Philharmonic Orch
Hans Fiath
Music Hall
Andy
WREN—Elza_ Schallert
Geo McCall
Win Williams
Jimmy Grier
Leighton Noble
Congress Orch
Freddie Nagel
Statler
Garwood
Vans Orch
Buddy Rogers
Bacon
Nina E
Song Stylis
Dominican Flight for Columbus Day Marks Historic Pan American Route
The Dominican army air service led the flight piloting the Colon while three other planes carried blue and light colors. The inscription reads Pan American Flight for Columbus Light dated October 12, 1992 to October 12, 1987. The start was delayed by a Nina plane crackup in Havana by one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominican Army Air Service
Columbus
Havana
Cuban Airship Stamps Honor Flight Tragedy Planes
After circling South America the three Cuban ships crashed en route from Cali Colombia to Panama December 29. Pilots, three mechanics, and a Cuban newspaperman were killed. Stamps issued November 9 offered three designs featuring Columbus ships, planes over Santo Domingo, and a lighthouse scene with planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Cali
Colombia
Panama
Island
Santo Domingo
Visual Education Begins at Baker University
Visual education is being introduced at Baker University after the purchase of a picture sound projector. It will be used for departmental and general educational purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker U. Baldwin
Baker University
Receiving Visitors And Shorthand Heritage
Herman Broeker, who broke his foot in September and has stayed home since, is improving and can receive visitors. The article notes the earliest shorthand dates to 63 B.C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Broeker
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Plang
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