Gannett Launches Republican Nomination Bid in Rochester
Rochester publisher Frank Gannett opens his bid for the Republican presidential nomination with a testimonial dinner speech attacking the Roosevelt administration. He pledges to restore private enterprise, curb new deal powers, and restore economic recovery and employment. He argues for a return to constitutional democracy and warns against one man rule and collectivist policies. He urges a national movement to elect leadership committed to free enterprise and balanced budgets.
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Death notices for Emma Shaner and Mary Harris
Funeral services for Emma Shaner will be at Rumsey funeral home Thursday at two with Rev. Harold G Barr officiating. Burial in Memorial Park. Harris services set for tomorrow at 3 30 with Rev. Johnson Reed at Rumsey funeral home burial in Vinland cemetery. Harris survived by four daughters, five sons, two brothers, one sister, forty seven grandchildren and twenty one great grandchildren.
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Aliie James
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C. A. Keith
Kansas City
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T. G. Elliott
Lawrence
Wilbur Swisher
Gypsum City
L. G. Harris
Jess L. Harris
Fred H. Harris
E. D. Harris
Dodge City
Earl Harris
California
Dudley Hoskinson
William Hoskinson
Elmer Hagerman
Vinland
Personal News From Lawrence and Around
Miss Myrtle McConnell of Denison Texas visits Lawrence after two weeks with her brother R M McConnell and family in Kansas City. Phil Antrim spends the day in Kansas City on business. Mr and Mrs O W Maloney return from several days in Tulsa Oklahoma. Mrs R T Shrontz of Holton visits Kansas City after ten days with her sister in Lawrence. Dr E E Stauffer Wichita pastor visits Lawrence. he has led St Pauls Lutheran Church for eighteen years. C E Birch travels to Paola for Kansas State Teachers Association executive board meeting with Mr Wright Topeka. Classifieds invite readers to sell extra items through Journal World.
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Paola
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Topeka
Recital Tonight by 24 Students at School of Fine Arts
Twenty four students perform a second advanced recital in Frank Strone Auditorium at 7 30. The program includes Haydn quartet and Mohler cello works, Handel Messiah aria, Bruch concerto movement, Schubert songs, Chopin Barcarolle, and Chaminade etude plus Liszt trio. Renowned instructors mentor the performers.
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Lorraine McIntyre
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Karl Euersteiner
Handel
Lawrence News Highlights From City to State Weather and People
Lawrence reports show Douglas county ranks seventh in annual rainfall among 105 Kansas counties. Weather clerk C P Radcliffe notes days with 30 degrees or lower increasingly common this winter. Local birds suffer from cold. starlings spotted on Ohio street. Lawrence hotel leader Hutson elected KC Hotel association president. Lawrence U airport operations delayed by weather. student flights limited. Local staff changes include Jack Stinnett to Sikeston and Ruth Felton assisting in city office. First Methodist cancels Palestine film due to illness. A student suggests piling snow around shade trees. R E P officials and five others attend Emporia sales meeting.
Topekaans Honor Burdick With Dinner
Dr. William L. Burdick dean emeritus of the law school has a busy week with an American Democracy banquet January 23 and a talk to the Kansas City Bar association. A reception precedes the banquet and he speaks again on The English Inns of Court in Kansas City. Meanwhile a graduate passed flying tests for Pensacola and others from KU attend Wichita meetings with state officials and faculty.
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Gannett resigns from AP board after presidential bid
Frank E. Gannett resigns from the Associated Press board effective immediately after announcing his candidacy for the Republican nomination for president. He became a director in 1985 and was reelected in 1938 for a three year term.
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Society Social Calendar Highlights Midweek Dining and Bridge
Wednesday events include Mrs William S Johnson bridge luncheon with Agnes Evans at Imperial contract club and Winter contract club. Thursday features Mrs EB Sisson Bridgettes Ivans Hearth and Mrs George Docking Friday hosts P T H O founders day banquet Ev ans Hearth and Vendredi club with dinner bridge at Country N L C home of Mrs William Frowe.
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Local Social Notes Include Luncheon and Club Activities
Mrs. William Savage Johnson hosted a luncheon with twelve guests at Crescent road. Gamma Phi Beta alumnae plan a bridge tea January 27 at Mrs. Docking’s home. The President’s birthday ball committee is announced led by Mrs. W. O. Hamilton and includes several couples and individuals. Fifty five attended Round Table guest day with a review of The Country Lawyer. Circle four to hold silver tea at 500 Missouri street. Co Onerettes hosted a dessert luncheon at Evans Hearth with new Go-Caperette songs and prizes for bridge and Chinese checkers.
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L. V. Carr
Garden City
Douglas County Christian Endeavor Rallyset for West Side Church
The Douglas County Christian Endeavor societies plan a rally tomorrow evening at the West Side Presbyterian church. Rev. Alfred P. Smith, pastor of the church, is mentioned as part of the event details.
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Milner announces birth of daughter Erma Louise
Mr and Mrs E B Milner of Rawlins Wyoming announce the birth of a daughter on January 4 named Erma Louise. Milner is the son of Mr and Mrs H K Lury of Lawrence and was formerly employed on the Journal World.
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Social hour hostesses and Topeka guests plan Cine Derella
As hostesses during the social hour, Mrs. Charles Lescher and Mrs. Harry Winter will chair. Mrs. Francis Ziegler and daughter Mary, with friends from Topeka, will return to Lawrence for the Cine derella performance Saturday afternoon.
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