Theatres Next Week Feature Lamour and Hail Inn
Dorothy Lamour and Jon Hail star in The Hurricane presented at Dickinson theatres starting Sunday for five days.
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Jon
Dickinson
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1938
Page
3
Leaves 20 Year Old Car
North Carolina January 22 report that Gus Gainey a Black man left his heirs a twenty year old automobile barely used since 1917 he bought the car then drove it just five gallons of gas and parked it deeming operation costly and accident risk high.
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Down
N. C
Gus Gainey
Gainey
Theatres Showings Week Schedule With Multiple Stars
Granada Theater presents Myrna Loy Franchot Tone Rosalind Russell in Man-Proof on Sun Tue Wed. The Bad Man of Brimstone runs Thu Fri Sat. Dickinson runs The Hurricane with Lamour Hall Sun Tue Wed Thu. The Awful Truth Fri Sat. Varsity Theatre features Wake Up and Live return and Big Town Girl first run with Claire Trevor. Plainsman return Wed Thu. Born to the West and Girls Can Play first run Fri Sat. Patee Theatre shows West of Shanghai first run with Boris Karloff and Beverly Roberts.
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Myrna Loy
Franchot Tone
Granada
Alan Dinehart
Claire Trevor
Donald Woods
Varsity
Granada Theater
Franchot_ Tone
Rosalind Russell
Varsity Theater
Walter Winchell
Ben Bernie
Alice Faye
Jack Haley
Gary Cooper
Jean Arthur
John Wayne
Marsha Hunt
John Mack Brown
Jacqueline Wells
Charles Quigley
Patee
Four Hour Fish Feed At Washington Dinner
A Washington dinner hosted by the fisheries advisory committee featured a 29 course fish feast for 200 guests. The event praised milk with fish, highlighting fresh preparation and gourmet seafood from Columbia River salmon to Alaska halibut, ending after ten thirty with a nautical banquet ambiance. Senator Royal Copeland toasted livestock and lobster, while others noted fish and milk together as digestive balance.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Fisheries Advisory Committee
Royal S. Copeland
Senator Rapelass
Copeland
Florida
The Big Hot Witherspoon and Gordon on First Run
Rex Bell stars in Men of the Plains on Thursday Friday and Saturday with Josephine Hutchinson and George Brent in Mountain Justice. First run features Cora Witherspoon and Gordon in The Big Hot.
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Cora
Witherspoon
Gordon
Rex Bell
Josephine Hutchinson
George Brent
Falling Slate Injures Two In Kansas Coal Mine
Two workers at the Western Fuel company coal mine near Osage City Kansas were injured when slate fell. Glen Wright broke a leg while Luther Wright endured severe scalp lacerations while freeing himself from the debris.
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Osage City
Kan
Western Fuel Company
Here
Glen Wright
Luther Wright
Anders to face Lindbergh kidnaping law charges in Ross case
A Minnesota cave hideout linked Peter Anders, once a lumber jack, to the Ross and Gray killings and kidnap attempts. J Edgar Hoover described Anders as highly dangerous as federal agents recover the victims’ bodies near Spooner Wisconsin. He faces kidnap murder charges with a possible death sentence after a Spooner coroner’s jury named him slayer.
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St. Paul
Chicago
Charles S.ross
Peter Anders
Anders
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ross
Sand James Atwood Gray
Wisconsin
J. Edgar Hoover
F.B.I
Hoover
Los Angeles
Gray
Spooner
Wis
Emily
Minn
Minnesota
Wisconsin cave hides ransom cash in Ross kidnap case
Gave Kidnap Tip led investigators to a dugout and a Wisconsin cave where $30000 of the $50000 ransom was found in a typewriter case. Anders, described by Hoover as a man of many moods, is said to be under 30 with a curling iron hair style and a powerful build.
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Wisconsin
Gray
Anders
Hoover
Ross
Arthur Harstad
Cameron
Wis
ERS
Charles Ross
Peter Anders
Carrie Chapman Catt 79 Wins Audience on War Peace
Washington dispatch notes Carrie Chapman Catt, at 79, captivates at a peace conference with Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt and Ruth Bryan Rohde. Catt promotes peace over voting rights while planning to transfer her war and peace library to Iowa State College. She attends committees and Smithsonian discussions before turning eighty.
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Washington
Carrie Chapman Catt
Franklin Roosevelt
Ruth Bryan Rohde
International Women’s Suffrage Alliance
Women told to avoid baby talk to men in 1938
Salt Lake City notes Miss Marion Redd of the University of Utah advises women to use grown up speech rather than baby talk. She says baby talk may attract dates in earlier times but modern men prefer mature words and phrases.
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Salt Lake City
Marion Redd
University of Utah Toay
Wilkins Recital at KFKU With Italian Songs
Tenor Joseph F. Wilkins, KU voice professor, will present a 6 oclock recital on station KFKU with pianist Robert Glotzbach. The program features Italian songs by Lung dal caro Dene, Sarti Stornello, Cimara Flacca la ietro, Cimara La Danza.
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Joseph F. Wilkins
School of Fine Arts
K. U
KFKU
Robert Glotzbach
G. Sarti Stornello
Pietro Cimara
Flacca
Cimara
Rossine
Anti-Lynching Bill Seeks Penalties for Counties
Washington January 22 The anti lynching bill targets counties and officers failing to prevent lynchings by making counties and municipalities liable to victims relatives for up to 10000 dollars. Negligent officers face fines up to 5000 dollars and possible imprisonment. Viola Burns Viola Kansas January 22 The Viola gymnasium a wooden structure was destroyed by fire last night just before a basketball game an overheated wire blamed for the blaze.
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Washington
Viola Burns Viola
Kan
Viola
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