Cabinet shakeup may be postponed to Roosevelt’s second term
Washington reports that plans for government reorganization likely delay any cabinet changes until Roosevelt’s second term is underway. The move awaits congressional action on welfare and public works posts and prompts many veteran adviser figures to depart the inner circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Welfare
Johnson, Warburg
Peek
Moley
Tugwell
Warren and
Dougas
Plastic Surgery Works Behind Controversy and Beauty
Plastic surgery is presented as both reconstructive and cosmetic. It corrects congenital defects such as cleft palate and lip, restoring function and appearance. The article argues careful application can reduce scarring while aiding speech and facial harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harelin
The Case for Qualified Plastic Surgery
The article stresses that plastic and reconstructive surgery can fix prominent blemishes and congenital malformations including missing digits. It notes automobile and industrial accidents create disfiguring scars, warns against untrained practitioners performing cosmetic or dangerous procedures, and urges consulting a physician to refer to a competent surgeon.
FLASHES OF LIFE FALLOUTS IN SMALL TOWN LIFE
In Decatur Georgia a collie named Dynamite refuses a promotion to seventh grade while his owner Forrest Jones advances. In Rochester Indiana John Long complains his false teeth cause jaw pain until a dentist discovers he is biting into a tired denture. In San Francisco a brief marital history shows a pattern of divorce filings and reconciliations between Mr and Mrs Nicholas from 1927 onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatur
Dynamite
Forrest Jones
Forrest
Rochester
Ind
John Long
James L. Babcock
Long
San Francisco
James Nicholas
Fragmented regnal items from a mixed 1920s wire bundle
A collage of short notes and oddities: a divorce suit mention from Superior Wisconsin. a robin favoring a chicken coop on Jack Everett’s farm. a garbled report about Dr. A G Pohlman’s talk misremembered details. a thief’s mother’s testimony leading to a jail term for Chester Augustniak. a captain’s rallying cry to his crew. a robber not identified. and a Kansan painting depicting a desperate negro family clinging to a flooded cabin roof in the Mississippi flood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Boarder
Wis
Jack Everett
Everett
Mississippi River
CHAIRMEN NAMED STATE SENATE COMMITTEES IN KANSAS
Topeka January 19—Claud C. Bradney of Columbus announced committee chairmanships across state panels. Roles include Rules chair Walter Jones of Hutchinson, Military Affairs chair Harry Tompkins of Council Grove, and Cor- porations chair Donald Allenco of Valley Falls with vice chairs named for each panel. Also listed are chairs and vice chairs for Public Welfare Drainage and Flood Control Highways and more. Separately, a quarantine at St John’s Lutheran College in Winfield for scarlet fever was lifted after eight students showed symptoms but none progressed. In St Louis, John Steuart Curry’s oil painting The Mississippi was purchased by the city art museum for 2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Claud C. Bradney
Columbus
State Senate
Walter F. Jones
Hutchinson
Rolla W. Coleman
Overland Park
Harry H. Tompkins
Council Grove
G. W. Schmidt
Junction City
W. E. Treland
Chanute
Ed T. Urck
Wellington
Kirke W. Dale
Arkansas City
Coleman
W. C. Harris
Emporia
Jloga
Fred R. Naznan
Ottawa
Cecil Calvert
Haya
Ra i
Tripa Ro
Teeington
Wall Dito
Sedan
Walt «Hi
Robert J. Tyson
Farker
Agriculture
G. Wy. Schmidt
Hearteson
Ishafirniana
Winfield
Kan
St. John’s Lutheran College
St. Louis
Curry
City Art Museum
John Steuart Curry
Mississippi
Baldwin News Highlights Local Notices and Academic Moves
Mrs Winona Jett travels to Chicago for a few days with her brother Kenneth Wilson before heading to Ithaca New York for a Cornell Agricultural college mission school. She then proceeds to England for the English Presbyterian Church missionary society meeting and later to Birmingham for graduate study. Dr Don Colt of Baltimore dies and is buried in Baldwin with Mrs Colt present. Mr Charles E Beeks and wife hosted by the University of Kansas during a legislators tour. January brings Robert Sedore to direct Baker College Choir at First Methodist Church. Don Clarke suffers a saw accident while sharpening a saw with a deep forehead cut but intact eye. Dr J C Warnock and wife return from New Orleans trip and stay with John B Ross in Baldwin. their son Oscar returns to La Grande Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona Jett
Chicago
Kenneth Wilson
Ithica
N. Y
Cornell Agricultural College
England
Missionary Society of the
English Presbyterian Church
Jett
Birmingham
Baldwin
Don Colt
Baltimore
Colt
Baker
Sade Sullivan
Charles E. Beeks
University of Kansas
Union Building
Beeks
Robert Sedore
First Methodist Church
Evelyn Butler
Sedore
Westminster Choir
Don Clarke
Emery
J. C. Warnock
New Orleans
South
John B. Ross
Oscar Warnock
la Grande
Oregon
Baldwin Civic Notes and Family News Summary
Social items from Baldwin include funeral attendance in Baldwin and St Joseph for Albert Carl Hughes. visits of Mrs Stella Hughes and families. movers and visitors among Keohane, Mamie Van Landingham, Hammond, Lawler, and Deel families. Club meetings and events feature Nautilus Club, Southeast Douglas County teachers, Philathrean and Baker alumni activities, WCTU program, AAUW talk by Prof Floyd K Riley, and a waffle supper hosted by Miss Fay Holliday. Birth announced for Lida Kay Turner. several residents travel for work or address duties. church and civic group meetings scheduled through January 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Danley
David L. Young
Simpson Taylor
Kansas City
Municipal Auditorium
Pete Turner
Lida Kay
Nautilus Club
John Davison
Douglas County
Marie Doherty
O. R. Kellar
Philamathean Club
Philip Barnthouse
Samuel A. Deel
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rexford Guy Tugwell
Molasses Company
Hull
Raymond Moley
Plosive
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Supreme Court
Blue Eagle
Johnson
AAA
George Peek
Lewis Douglas
James P. Warburg
Felix Frankfurter
Huck Johnson
United States
Alten
New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Tokyo
The
Associated Press
Rene Bo
Omaha, Neb
GPA
A. G. Pohlman
Chester Augustniak
Ranerans
Bradney
Senate
Baldwin News
Benjamin Fowler
Carl Hughes
St. Joseph
Albert Carl Hughes
Clyde Hughes
Patrick O'Day
Purity
Stella Hughes
Milo Story
West Baldwin
E. L. Hutchins
Sth. Street
Kathryn Keohane
John Keohane
T. J. Keohane
Ruby Keohane
Mamie Van_ Landingham
Newton
Richard Cochran
Ben Hammond
la Junta
Colo
Karl Hammond
Dodge City
C. J. Phillips
Lind, Wash
Phillips
Senorita Elisa Perez
Salina
American Association of University Women Ani
Spain
K. S. Macferran
Senorita Perez
Ben Rawie
Is Report
Rawie
Flora Waldron
American Association of University Women
Webb Fenton
Floyd K. Riley
Riley
Dean Grace Irwin
Fay Holliday
Harriet W. Ruble
Wallace B. Fleming
Wenona Jett
Nelson P. Horn
W. B. Fleming
East
Fleming
Paul W. Fleming
Franklyn Detzenderfer
Plainville
N. J
James S. Chubb
Kansas
Chubb
C. J. Fisher
Jeanne
Frances Hubskmann
Ronnie Custer
Maxine Bell
Marjorie Pardee
Velma Hey
Margaret Sutor
Ralph Atherton
Lawrence Steam Laundry
Robert L. Ripley
Wren
Brinkman’s Jayhawk Bread
Zephyr’s
Drake’s Products
Beens
Dickinson
Kansas Public Service Co
Lawrence
New Hampshire
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