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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1934

Page

3

Plans Would Shift Population Under National Reconstruction

Washington reports new machinery and programs advancing beyond blueprint stage. Plans include moving unemployed from old industrial areas to rural regions, a billion dollar dairy and cattle relief push, expansive home modernization, a 950 million Civil Works funding push, and possible compulsory wheat measures. Hopkins signals long term labor shifts, with Detroit among cities considered for relocation and forest work potential. A 25 million sub-marginal land purchase begins, while dairy and cattle schemes seek hundreds of millions to support producers.

Washington fForest Federa Home Loan Organization Wil Serid Capitol Hill Labor Department Perkins Roosevelt Harry L. Hopkins Federal Surplus Relief: Corporation Lafwrence Westbrook Texas Civil Works and Relief Administrator Hopcans Hopkins Detroit National Forest Public Works Administration Wallace Treasury

Flashes of Life roundups and oddities from the nation

A jumble of brief items reports workers in Milwaukee seeking a three cent car wash bonus, a Milwaukee man to receive a Humane Society medal for animal rescue after a ditch crash, a Philadelphia man wisely stalling a robbery by offering more, a Seattle gull stealing from a judge’s office, a Lamar divorce suit seeking a government loan, a Oklahoma City clerk’s tax fine framed by a jailhouse joke, a college study on wool dress costs, and a California lands division estimate valuing state oil pools at Huntington at over fifty million dollars.

Pittsburgh Milwaukee Charles Follmer Wisconsin Humane Society Philadelphia Walter Christy Christy Walter Onstow Seattle Joe Malcolm Douglas Chambers Lamar Bert Hitchcock Hitchcock Mary Oklahoma City Joe Millen Oklahoma A. &M. College California Division of State Lands Huntington

House probes CWA funds amid GOP push for accounting

The Washington Daybook notes Republican Gifford demands the CWA administrator be called for an accounting, while Democrats oppose the move. Missouri's Cochran signals willingness to testify if necessary as questions rise before further appropriations. Senate debates include Fess attacking Roosevelt’s monetary program and college professor advisers. Diplomatic chatter reports Panama visit of Antonia Gonzalez, a Tammany-aligned official, amid protocol snags and a Panama newspaper headline on Tam­many politics.

Washington Congress Civil Works Administration House Gifford Massachusetts Committee On CWA Repubblicans Cochrane Missouri Congressional Committee Hopkins Fess Senate Ohio Republican “Old Guard Roevelt Ohio University Cal University of Chicago Antioch College Yellow Springs Panama Antonia C. Gonzalez L. S. Miner Roosevelt Gonzalez New York Penama

Kansan Sees Hollywood By Richard Doan

Kansas reader notes a local impression of a Hollywood release titled Massacre with Ann Dvorak as an Indian girl graduate. The writer mentions Long Beach and Haskell origin details, reflecting a distant view of the film scene.

Hollywood Richard Doan Ko DL Holissrood Cal Lawrence-ites Dick Barthemess Ann Dvorak Haskell

Kan sas Day brings Hollywood figures and city mayors to feast

A large crowd gathers for the annual Kansas Day picnic. Mayors from Los Angeles and Long Beach attend as honored guests. California publishers debate film industry coverage and propose a simpler, liner-style policy for future notes. Lupe and Tarzan act as examples, while Hepburn credits George Zukor for discovering her screen test. Wally Beers's next project references Kipling.

Iowa Kansas Los Angeles Long Beach California Manhattan Hollywood Santa Barbara Filmland Lupe Tarzan Hepburn Geo. Zukor Wally Beers Kipling

Tulip Time musical comedy at Liberty Memorial school

A school department presents Tulip Time a three act musical comedy at 8 15 Friday night in the school auditorium directed by Clarence E Sawhillie. The glee clubs orchestra and faculty chorus back leading roles including Christina Charlie Hay Katinka Dean Perry Aunt Anna Catherine Wampler Ned Ted Dick Leonard Professor McSpindle with romance and Tulip Time setting in Onsendorf Holland during tulip culture. Staff includes Romana Haretta manager Adie Danie ant Mrs F E Sawhill stage manager Virgil Leich Paul McGinnis.

Department of Liberty Memorial Hith Clarence E. Sawhillie Christina Charlie Hay Katinka Dean Perry Anna Catherine Wampler Hens Harold Jeridrick van Qooster John Cunningham Ned Add Ted Leand McSpindle Frank Gurtler Qsendorf Holland Altho Romana Haretta Adie Danie Ant F. E. Sawhill Virgil Leich Paul McGinnis

Worden and Neighboring Families Share Sunday Visits

Mr and Mrs Henry Johanning and daughter Cynthia spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs C Jcle and sons. Miss Stee Rappard Earlin Burgeort Lawrence and Miss Evelyn Ruth Nuffer visited the Breithaupt home. Ferne Heffner stayed with Mr and Mrs Charley Schwartz and Thelma for part of last week. Lester Schwartz hosted dinner for Olin Heffner Doris Schwartz and Carl Schwartz. Edward Johanning and Mrs Carl Wacker of Arapaho Colo visited Thursday.

Henry Johanning Cynthia Lester Schwartz Olin Heffner Doris Earl Heffner Overbrook Oscar Lutz Richland Charley Schwartz Thelma Martha Neibrugge Lawrence Elmer Wintermantle Frances Freisthaupt Baldwin

Evening Program Schedule At K U And Baker University

Tuesday 6:29 p m a prhietic question box by Prof B R Elbel. Wednesday 2 50 p m K U pews notes by K U News Bureau W D H L director. Elementary French by Cornell instructor. 6 00 p m Medical program arranged by Karl Bratton Baker University. 6 15 p m Talk by FP O Brien concludes a faculty series at the school of education.

B. R. Elbel U. Pews K. U W. Dhl W. KK Cornell Karl Bratton Voice- Baker University O Brien School At Education

Community social notes from Worden area events

Ping with Mr and Mrs Carl Plan Elizabeth and Antonette and many neighbors gathered at Henry Schwartz home Thursday evening to rehearse a four act play Home Ties to be staged later. Several local families hosted visitors and shared meals during the midweek travel and social calls to Paola Ottawa Lawrence Richland and Baldwin with dinners and outings noted among friends and relatives.

Carl Plan Elizabeth Antonette Sises Hattie Schwartz Nelle Trene-Lynch Ethel Puvogle Pauline Steebener Ruth Breithaupt Earl Shaffer Arnold Steebener Oscar Schwartz Gilbert Gilges Henry Schwartz Ray~ Holmes of Lawrence Louise Roy Schwalm Irvin Milton Elmer Wintermantle Stella Deskines Paice H. L. Cheney Ferne Heimer Richland Carl. Plambeck Carl Plambeck Fred Heim Mc Albright Bethelvici Louisa Schwartz Walter Dorothea J. W. Breithaupt William Simon

Jardon and Price Visit in Kansas City and Local Sale

Independence residents Mr. Jardon and daughter Mrs. Ray Price spent Sunday in Kansas City visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jardon and Claude Jardon at St Luke's hospital. Mr and Mrs. Richard Butell hosted dinner with Merman Butell and family. Tom Curtis attended a Saturday Ottawa community sale. School was held Saturday to makeup a previously missed day from weeks ago.

M.r.Jardon Ray Price Kansas City Edgar Jardon Claude Jardon St. Luke's Hospital Richard Butell Merman Butell Tom Curtis Ottawa John Slavin Toyoka Concord Harris Goncord Gray Lawrence Duke Prvenmuth Perry Walters N. G. Walters Esther Combs Kansas Foster Laming Laming Jake Fremmuth Owl Bridge Doris White Wathena Ruth Dillon Catholic Ladies Club John Martin Jeanette Brown J. M. Casey Norman Corlett Leavenworth C. Wes Corlett C. W. Fisher Herbert Baker Jesse Fisher Kan City Frank Jenkins Wichita Jenkins H. F. Geib Edward Blunt John Christianson Research Hospital Fr. A. Morgan Walter Sample Bertha Himpel Jessie Skaggs Kannsas City Basil Henderson Beverly Ann Johte Christensen Paul Williamson John Winslow James Deaton Congregational Aid Society Winslow Eugene Franks Columbus Methodist Clarence Chapman John Cline

Gale Family Dinners Highlight Lawrence Visit

Mr and Mrs James Gale and Mr and Mrs Charles Gale were in Lawrence Tuesday and Friday. Will Jackson and Thomas Coates of Lansing were dinner guests of the Gale family.

James Gale Charles Gale Lawrence Will Jackson Thomas Coates Lansing Famly

Fall Leaf Notes and Local Family News

Miss Pettingill surveys for a government project in Reno township. Two Wilbur Roberts children recover from a serious chicken pox illness. Arlene Underwood visits Lawrence weekend with Av Underwood’s family. Jo Bryant welcomes a baby girl born Saturday morning. Harve, Robert, and Fred Shellack travel to Oklahoma briefly. Grace Musick stays with her mother on the farm during their absence. A. Underwood and Vernon Kasberger visit from south of Eudora to the Mignots. Agnes Vitt and Florence Vitt attend a Kasberger farm luncheon near Eudora. Mrs. Nelson Freeman has a bad cold. sister Mrs. Lewis French helps care for her.

Pettingill Reno Fall Leaf Wilbur Roberts Arlene Underwood Lawrence Av Underwood Jo Bryant Harve Shellack Robert_ Shellack Fred Shellack Oklahoma Grace Musick A. Underwood Topeka Vernon Kasberger Eudora Frank Mignot F ‘Agnes Vitt Florence Vitt Kasberger Nelson Freeman Lewis French Freeman

Pleasant Grove Shower Honors Newlyweds Churchbaughs

A Saturday afternoon shower at the John Churchbaugh home celebrated the recent marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Les Lie Churchbaugh. Refreshments followed. attendees included numerous neighbors and friends, with social visiting and a brief mention of others visiting or traveling related to local families.

John Churchbaugh Leslie Churchbaugh Simd Lewis Fhurehbauch Ezri Whurehbaugh Hershell Ulrich Win. Godell Clyde Puckett Homerane Carl van Houseits Joe St Floy Heaston John Win“Flory Ulrich Charles and Lloyd Shock and Children Beete Shuck Frank I Jack Nilson Peterson Lesser Vinetty Xil Land Turkett ‘Streebel Pearl Nek Amimer Edith Deay Florence ‘Ostria Evelyn Shuck Mary “Hurghbaugh Corolyin Ulrich Loin Hlory Rose Messer Mariam Van John Ehrlick Bert Nico Leonard Williams Sandy Williams Wayne Lawrence L Williams John Daniels Bill Porter Bilat Kermit Wilson and Suckett Mr. Cand Son Kandayausant Grove Mit Hunt

An Arizona Cowboy staged by Four Leaf club at Lone Star

Escaped convicts near Richland referenced. The Four Leaf club presents An Arizona Cowboy with Friday events at Willow Springs schoolhouse February 2. Members from Pleas ant Grove and nearby attend. Community news notes illness visits and school returns.

Richland Lone’ Star Four Leaf Club A.porter James Patterson Sandy Williams Wayne John Daniels Willow Springs Mary Ann Peterson Evelyn Horton Tossville Pleasant Grove Leon Peterson Borie Peterson Norma Jean Beaman

Tonganoxie Social News and Obituaries Highlights

Local social calendar items from Tonganoxie cover visits, parties, and club meetings. Notables include a 90th birthday for Mrs. Ornha Harris, housing warmings, and various visits between Topeka Lawrence and Kansas City residents. Two local farmers, John Box and Clyde Ford, are noted for recent deaths.

Why Liquid Ants are Back in Favor

The public returns to liquid laxatives as properly prepared versions provide smooth movements without discomfort. Dosage varies to suit individuals, children can be given easy amounts, and mild liquids spare kidney irritation. Doctors favor senna as a natural laxative, with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin relying on senna for its action.

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Bimpo Capital Herbert Plummer Pop Eye the Sailor-Man Claudette Colbert George Raft Miriam ‘Hopkins Fredric March Worden Wray Sale Centropolis FALL Chesterfield Tonganoxie M.W. Schilling Will Schilling Hiawatha Carlos Evans J. W Evans Sadie King Mary Lucas Jasper Miss Helen ‘Harris H. H. Harris Harry Neeping Annaell E. Hazen Charles Laming Y. M. P. Bridge Club Foster -Laming John E.box Tonganoxte Clyde Ford Tonganusie Elmer Pierson Memorial Hospital Moneson Hattie da Fred~Mahr George Farre Alice” Spoor R. Rogers Flo. Carter Elsie Needham Frances Bullimore Myrtle Horne Jessie Hess Congregational Church Hazel Kincaid Gent J.T. McCaslin Hoyt For Liccerr & Myes Tosicco Co Patee Joan Blondell Adolphe Menjou Dick Powell Mary -Astor Guy Kibbee Frank McHughugh Herbert Many Other Trader Horn The Arctic
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