National Education association debates half billion for public schools
Washington July 6 AP proposal to seek 500 million dollars in federal aid for public schools was laid before the National Education Association. The plan calls for no federal control of schools with Roosevelt policies on slum clearance housing and unemployment insurance to be endorsed. Speaker Robert C Moore criticized the President for delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Education Association
Resolutions Committee
Roosevelt
Robert C. Moore
Carlinsville
Moore
Johnson
NRA
Thomas E. Benner
College of Education
Ilinois University
Horseback Inspection Tour of Lone Star Lake Site
Engineers and Chamber of Commerce members rode the Lone Star Lake project site by horseback at 6 this morning to inspect roads and park lines. Participants included Lee Larrabee Murray Wilson N T Veatch Jr A B Weaver George Hedrick D L Burton and Matt Flory. The Lone Star site was approved for a CCC camp and cabins will be sold to raise funds with Douglas county asked to contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Lone Star State Lake
Lee Larrabee
Liberal
State Fish, and Game Commission
Murray Wilson
Commission
N. T. Veatch, Jr
Black & Veatch
Kansas
Band To Play In Topeka At Gage Park Sunday
The Liberty Memorial high school band will perform at Gage Park Topeka Sunday evening July 8 at 8 o clock. The band stands over a lagoon and is lit with colored lights creating a pretty and unique setting for the concert. Park officials report five to ten thousand people typically attend the concert hour. The program directed by Cr E Sawhill includes Goldmans Band Egmont Overure Gaiety Palka Trombone solo Reece Whetstone Moonlight on the Nile Champagne Waltz Vocal chorus Neal Haggard Intermission Bennetts Triumphal March Twilight in the Mountain Indian Echoes of Spring American Patrol Columbian March Lamateranne ES
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage Park
Topeka
Cr. E. Sawhill
Goldman
Egmont Overiu
the Nile
Neal Haggard
Bennett
Lamater Anne ES
Trivia Quiz From A Bygone Era Inquiries And Obituaries
A memory quiz lists questions on Palais Rural Roen Rouen and currency, plus a request for the Queen of the Netherlands and Ruth Bryan Owen’s post. It ends with an In Memoriam for Minnie Schungel Simpson and brief lines of family names Cc. H. Simpson Mona Simpson Lena Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouen
Netherlands
Ruth Bryan Owen
U. S
Atlantic Ocean
Mororca
Franklin MacVeagh
Minnie Schungel Simpson
Cc. H. Simpson
Mona Simpson
Lena Simpson
Governors Move to Free Convict for Information
Topeka Kansas July 6 AP two governors moved to parole Francis Sharpe a Kansas convict for information about a plot to kidnap Governor Landons daughter Peggy Ann Landon 17. Landon and Oklahoma Governor Murray approved parole to allow cooperation with authorities and to prevent the plan from targeting other inmates. Sharpe had told of the Wilbur Underhill gang and after disclosures he was moved for protection to Hutchinson reform school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Francis Sharpe
Kansas
Alf M. Landon
Sharpe
Peggy Ann Landon
W. H. Murray
Oklahoma
Landon
Kansas Penitentiary
Wilbur Underhill
Miss Landon
Trans
Ford Bradshaw
Lansing
Hutchinson
Oklahoma Penitentiary
Case Heard On Zoning Of Auto Repair Shop
Louis Kiser faced peace disturbance charges in city police court over a repair shop at 909 Tlinaipy Street rear. Judge O E Learnard ruled the site had long functioned as a repair shop and found Kiser not guilty. The dispute previously came up in district court and city court before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlinaipy Street
Louis Kiser
I. R. Bryant
Alabama Street
O. E. Learnard
Kiser
C. H. Hobart
Two Men in Custody After Wichita Jail Escape
Hill City Kansas July 6 AP Two men believed to be the last of five who escaped Sedgwick county jail in Wichita were held awaiting Sedgwick officers. Harry Clark and E A Haywood were arrested after officers stopped them over an automobile. others recaptured were Kenneth Griffin C E Heywood and James Harrison near Colwich Kaw. Sheriff Hoover and a deputy were en route from Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill City
Kan
Sedgwick County
Harry Clark
E. A. Haywood
Wichita
Clark
Herington
Kenneth Griffin
C. E. Heyood
James Harrison
Colwich
Kaw
Charles Hoover
Entering Guilty Pleas in Liquor Possession Case
Ernest Williams of 505 Wisconsin Street appeared before Justice Charles Springer and entered guilty pleas to possession and transportation of liquor. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined 100 dollars on each count, plus costs of 57.50. Williams was arrested Tuesday night by city officers who stopped him on a Kansas City bus and found whisky on three pints of alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Williams
Wisconsin Street
Charles Springer
Williams
Kansans
Church Groups to Meet with Dean Lawson Speaker Sunday Evening
University church groups gather at Congregational church Sunday evening for the fourth summer union service. Dr. Paul B. Lawson acting dean of liberal arts and sciences at Kansas University will discuss Evolution and Christianity. Keith Davis with Margaret Hayes sings a solo. Ethel Ford leads devotionals. Light refreshments after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B. Lawson
Congregational Church
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
University of Kansas
Keith Davis
Margaret Hayes
Ethel Ford
Reactions to German Revolt and Nazi Leadership Shifts
Reports from Germany describe unrest in Silesia and Bavaria with Catholics and Jews alarmed. Rumors of Cardinal Faulhaber detention and Saxon police controls surface as Hess presses Nazi consolidation at Flensburg. Most stormtroopers likely disband, while the government signals an end to executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silesia
Bavaria
France
Kurt von Schleicher
Germany
Michael Cardinal Faulhaber
Munich
Associated Press
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Flensburg
Rudolf Hess
Hitler
Victory Lutze
Storm Troops
der Fuehrer
Grass Fires Threaten North College Hill and Camp Cabins
Two grass fires drew Lawrence firefighters yesterday afternoon. The larger blaze burned the east half of North College hill at Tenth and Ohio, spreading toward Corbin Hall on Eleventh street before being controlled with no damage. Earlier, a fire near Ray Weakly’s filling station and cabin camp on Highway 40 threatened cabins, stopped by extinguishers until the fire squad arrived. no damage occurred. The cause of the first fire remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North College Hill
Tenth
Ohio Streets
Corbin Hall
Eleventh Street
Ray
Highway 40
Lawrence
Farmer greets rain with joy as drought relief arrives
In Lawrence, residents watched the rain with hope while a young farmer, who had been gathering elm branches and brush for green cow feed, welcomed the moisture. The night brought quiet relief and a rare, sleepy happiness as showers fell.
Pleasanton Paper Shows Half Century Market Report
The Pleasant Observer reprint lists 50 year old market data. Grain prices include white corn 38, mixed corn 35, wheat 85, and past 25. Flour 2.50, butter 10, cheese 10, eras 8 and chickens 1.50 to 2 per dozen. Hogs 4 to 4.20, shipping ere 5 to 5.25, fat cows 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pleasant Observer
Holmes
Hearing Date Set for Byron Wilson on Statutory Charge
Preliminary hearing for Byron Wilson, charged with a statutory offense, is scheduled for Wednesday at 9:00 AM before Justice Charles Springer. Wilson appeared yesterday and requested bond. the bail was set at 500 dollars but he could not make it and was returned to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Wilson
Charles Springer
Wilson
Springer
Card of Thanks for Floral Support After Illness and Death
We thank friends and neighbors for their kindness and for the floral offerings during the illness and death of our brother Clara Elliott Minnie Peck.
Dr Kulp to Speak at Kansas City Prohibition Rally
Dr E J Kulp pastor of Grand Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church Kansas City Mo will discuss the prohibition question at a Sunday union church service in Southpark at 745 pm. The Ministerial Alliance plans a county temperance rally inviting all pastors and prohibition workers to attend. Rev Joseph F King Jr will preside Prof E E Bayles will provide music and George Kirchhoff will lead ushers.
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Kaness
J. Kulp
Grand Avenue
Methodial Episcopal Church
Kansas City
Union
Southpark
Ministerial Alliance
Kulp
Robert A. Hunt
Joseph F. King, Jr
Plymouth Congregational Church
E. E. Bayles
Charles Wilson
St. Hunt
George Kirchhoff
Death of Dr Cahill long-time Chicago physician
Dr Charles Cahill aged 59, Army and Red Cross physician in wartime and postwar years, died after four months illness at his sister’s home in Lawrence. Born Worcester Massachusetts he studied at University of Kansas and served in medical corps in World War I. Survived by daughter Mrs John Jordan, sister Mrs Manley, and brother E J Cahill. Funeral Saturday at 4:30 pm at Mrs Sealer’s home, Rev Joseph King officiating. Oak Hill Cemetery burial. No flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cahill
Red Cross
Western Medical Association of Chicago
R. C. Manley
Worcester
Mass
Cahill
University of Kansas
Bunn Hospital
Lawrence
Western Kansasz
American Red Cross
Vladivostok
Siberia
Western Medical Associaion
John Jordan
Savenburg
Manley
E. J
Budget notices set hearings for Kanwaka Lecompton townships
The Journal-World publishes proposed budgets for Kanwaka and Lecompton townships. Kanwaka hosts a 2 p.m. July 17 meeting at George T. Richards home to answer taxpayer objections, with other hearings by July 18. Lecompton meeting scheduled for July 18 at a Lecompton venue. officers listed include George F. Bahnmaier trustee Beattie Collins treasurer and Harry Sutton clerk. Other township notices to follow. F W to meet Alford Clark post No 852 VFW tonight at veterans hall Eighth and Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwaka
Lecompton
Journal-World
George T. Richards
Lecompton Leticium
Lecompton Township
George F. Bahnmaier
Beattie Collins
Harry Sutton
Ralph L. Colman
R. A. Houk
Vy. F. W
Alford-Clark Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans’ Hall
Eighth and
Vermont Streets
Double execution in Arizona by lethal gas marks first for state
Two Hernandez brothers Manuel 18 and Fred 19 died at 5 12 am in Florence Arizona lethal gas chamber for the murder of Charles Washburn a California man killed in a holdup near Casa Standes Ariz leading to a $25 robbery. The executions were the first double gas chamber execution in the United States and first in Arizona. A note of warning to youths warned to stay away from liquor and evil things.
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Florence
Ariz
Manuel
Fred Hernandez
Arizona
Charles Washburn
Pres
Cal
Casa Standes Ariz
United States
Deaths and Funerals for Miss Amelia Brazil
Miss Amelia Brazil 71 died yesterday at her niece’s home Mrs Lee Hegeman 231 Perry street. Funeral services Sunday at 2 30 pm from the Little Blue Church south of Eudora. Burial in Deay cemetery near Eudora. Surviving are brothers Ed Brazil of Eudora Dennis Brazil of Edgerton and sisters Mrs A W Ward of Lawrence and Hir Charles Gottatein of Edgerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Brazil
Lee Hegeman
Perry Street
Little Blue Church
Eudora
Deay
Ed Brazil
Dennis Brazil
Edgerton
A. W. Ward
Lawrence
Hir
Charles Gottatein
Edgeron
Rambler Halfback Dies at 22 in Houston
Johnny Young, 22, of Houston and Notre Dame football halfback, died in a Houston hospital from a kidney ailment that struck two weeks earlier. He would have been Notre Dame’s senior next year after graduating with high honors from St. Thomas in 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Johnny Young
Notre Dame
Young
St. Thomas
Grade A dairies urged to maintain milk temperature
Lawrence Journal World July 6 1934 notes that Grade A dairymen must cool milk below 50 degrees F soon after milking and keep it there until delivery to preserve quality and the Grade A label. The list includes many area dairies with inspector Leon Bauman signing the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Health Department
Dairmen
Amend Dairy
Banks Primrose Dairy
Cedar View
Chamney Dairy
Czaplinski
Golden Star
Crime Conference of Nation Wide Significance Planned
In Washington on July 6 AP reports Attorney General Cummings announced a crime conference of unprecedented scope to be held in November or December with President Roosevelt’s approval. Representatives from all states will discuss crime, law enforcement, and strategies to fight kidnappers, gangsters, and corrupt officials. The plan outlines a national effort to bolster enforcement and uphold constitutional government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cummings
National Press Club
Roosevelt
Absolve von Papen Aides Freed From Custody
Three staff members of Vice-Chancellor von Papen were released from police custody in Berlin with no evidence of traitorous activity found. Von Papen adjutant Fritz von Tschirsky, secretary Friedrich von Savigny, and Margarete von Stotzingen were cleared of any links to treason or the recent revolt. one aide had been reported dead earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
von Papen
Fritz Gunther von Tschirsky
Friedrich Karl I von Savigny
Margarete von Stotzingen
von Tschirsky
Lawyers urged to lead crime fight at Texas Bar meeting
Fort Worth July 6 AP Earl Evans president of the American Bar Association urged Texas Bar Association members to reestablish public confidence and take the lead in a campaign against crime. He called for better coordination to support government functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Earl Evans
Wichita
Kansas
American Bar Association
Texas Bar Association
Evans
Roethel and Carr Obtain Marriage License in Osawatomie
A marriage license was issued to He M. Roethel and Gwen Carr, both of Osawatomie, who were married by Probate Judge L. H. Menger. The Journal-World offers home delivery by mail at 25 cents per month.
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He M. Roethel
Gwen Carr
Qosawatomie
L. H. Menger
Journal-World
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Lone Star Lake
C. of C. Committee
Giawrence
Francis. Sharpe
Pleasanton Paper
Justice Court
Clara Elliott
Minnie Peck
DR. Kulp
Rally For
DR. Cahill
R. C. Manley Law
T. G. Fitch
Hoatard & Armoid
Rambler
Memorial Hospital
W. W. Douglas
Linwood
Douglas
John Martin
Baldwin
Achiel Deloof
Williamstown
Chicago
Jay
Jack Medica
Washington Athletic Club
Seattle
Wash
Arne Borg
Sweden
Worlds Fair
W. W. Burnett
Absolve von Papen
Edwin Seely
Carlinville, IN
Melvin Roseberry
W. Crile
London
Vienna
Paris
America
George W. Crile
Cleve— Lands Clinic Foundation
American College OF Surgeons
Cuba
Earl W. Evans
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