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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1936

Page

8

Landon Boom Spurs Estes Park to Record Summer Trade

Special Correspondence from Estes Park Colorado notes a Landon summer boom lifting tourist trade. Thousands visit early, hotels and cabins run full, and merchants report August-like business in June. Landon and family win strong local support, with welcome signs and Sunflower emblems throughout the town. Colorado traffic patrol educates visitors at the state line, speed limits range from 20 to 60 mph. Colorado taxes apply on purchases while Estes Park sees a surge in new cabins and summer activity.

Estes Park Colo Kansas Alf M. Landon Landons Unsas Topeka Landon Estesark Alf M. Landan Colorado Idea Rockies Larimer County Estes Park Village

Nationalist Demonstrations Clash With Police in Paris

After a wreath laying, nationalist followers pursued daily protests against Premier Leon Blum’s Popular Front. Rioters attacked the Champs Elysees while guards held, shops closed, and 16 nationalists were arrested as 31 officers were injured in clashes.

Popular Front Leon Blum Blum le Populaire Champs Elysees

Saxophonist Cecil Leeson to headline University recital

Dean Swarthout presents CecilLeeson in a piano sax recital at the Administration building auditorium featuring works from Mozart Bach Debussy Havel Glazounoff and Rachmaninov. Leeson is praised as a world class saxophonist by Dr Edwin Franko Goldman. Admission is 50 cents. summer campers admitted free. campaign tickets excluded.

D. M. Swarthout Cecil Leeson Mozart Bach Debussy Havel Glazounoff Rachmaninoff Leeson Edwin Franko Goldman New York City Lawrence Pacific Coast Fine Arts

Cross Word Puzzle Clues Mix Natives and Numbers

A scrambled list of crossword clues and numbers covering topics from metals and animals to places and verb meanings. Includes misprints and partial words, with several entries clearly misread or fragmented across the grid.

Future Status of Danzig Sparks Geneva Debate

The question of Danzigs future status gained urgency as the League of Nations shifts focus from the Italo Ethiopian crisis. Danzig senate president Dr Arthur Karl Greiser, a Nazi, hinted the city may leave League protection amid rumors of German troop movements. British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told Parliament he has stopped seeking Hitler's explicit answer but remains hopeful for broader talks.

Free City of Danzig Europe League of Nations Arthur Karl Greiser House of Commons Reichsfuehrer Hitler Germany

Quiet Police Court Handles Traffic Violations

In a quiet morning docket four traffic cases were heard. Mrs. Fred Ellsworth and Mrs. Ralph McCall paid fines for two hour parking violations. Winifred Hagberg was fined $2 for speeding and C. J. Chapman of Kansas City was fined $5 for the same charge.

Fred Ellsworth Ralph McCall Winifred Hagberg C. J. Chapman Kansas City

Letter From Macau On Basketball Rules And Plays

A letter from Vietor Hugo Lemos of Macau asks Dr. F. C. Allen about latest basketball rule changes and set plays. Lemos, captain of St. Joseph's team which represented China in the Far East Olympic Games elimination tourney, notes the event with the Philippines placing first, China second, and Japan third.

Macau China Vietor Hugo Lemos F. C. Allen The Athletic Association Dr. Allen Lemos St. Joseph's Philippines Japan

Community notes from Black Jack area July gatherings

Sunday returnees include Miss Nina Warnock from Halstead after major surgery. Local families travel to Kansas City and visits extend to Ottawa and Baldwin Junction. Ladies Club met July 1 with seventeen members. July 4 ice cream supper planned at Community Hall. Other items: Mrs. Oliver Neis improving after illness. next meeting July 15. Lee Perez visiting Ottawa. two weeks’ visit by Mrs. Cena Pearson. Russell Hays vacationing in Colorado. families of Royden Allison and Edna Cavender visiting through part of the week.

Nina Warnock Halstead Walter Scott P. W. Jones Frances Kalb Gene Kansas City Scott City James Sickler J. A. Linthicum Doris Sara Sheppard Cyril Sheppard Larned Veryl Sheppard James Adams Sheppard Very] Sheppard Bers Oliver Neis Ralph Kalb Lee Perez T Cavender Ottawa Baldwin Junction Park Cena Pearson George Kyle Russell Hays Colorado Royden Allison Edna Cavender

Summer visits and travels of Cavender and friends

Mrs. Fannie Cavender and family plan a California relocation after a summer visit. Elizabeth Pearson visited Topeka to see relatives, while Miss Fern Bell stayed with sister Mrs. Lester Kalb. Larry Kalb’s baby visit, threshing season, new combines bought by John and Maurice ONeil, and Della Dobson’s two week vacation are noted. Henry Bell received medical care, and Dana Cavender hauled corn from Iowa.

Fannie Cavender Allison California Elizabeth Pearson Topeka C. W. Stover Stover Fern Bell Lester Kalb Larry Kalb Ottawa E. D. Knox John Neil Maurice O’neil Della Dobson Harley Dobson Barnett, Mo Henry Bell

Funeral attendees mark Robin Hill neighborhood week

A neighborhood census of social visits and illness shows Mrs. Fleet's funeral held at Worden Evangelical church with burial in Worden cemetery. Visitors include Eva Wrightsman Thelma Scott and Naomi Sands visiting Eunice Watts Georgene and Maxine Finch with others from Centropolis Claze City and Ottawa.

Social visits and harvest notes from Centropolis area

Uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs George Shuler and Thelma Roy Baker called at the Walter Harbour home one evening last week Tar and Mrs Holmer Gibson and Marceline spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Will Osborn Ivan Schwartz threshed their Brain Monday Mr and Mrs Emery Crawford and Roy D Mrs Bessie Crawford and children Junior and Betty were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs Lantz Crawford Dinner guests at the George Finch home Sunday were Mr and Mrs Irving Haas Dorothy Dear and Richard Mrs Lucy Krause and Alex Burger all of Overbrook Cecil and Durene Brecheisen and Glen Watts Mrs Holmer Gibson and Barce lone spent Monday afternoon with Mr and Mrs John Gibson Centropolis Lois Jean Steward spent several days last week with her cousin Eun Nearly all through harvesting and ready to begin threshing Miss Johnson of Pomona spoke at the Baptist church at Centropolis Thursday afternoon The Christian aid were invited to attend Mrs Emery Crawford Mrs Bessie Crawford and children Junior and Betty spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Holmer Gibson and Marcelene Mrs Louise Reilly and daughters called at the Holmer Gibson on George Finch homes Wednesday afternoon Professor Binns was calling in this neighborhood last week

Alan Wayne Harry Fisher Rhoda Simmons Wayne Warner Naomi Sands Richter Eunice Naomi Watts Chad Meyers Clark Clover Hazel Claze City Lucy Finch St. Louis Chicago June Chase Masors Lawrence George Hepner and Sons Will Osborn Charley Elm Charlene Baldwin Theodore Clark Allen Holly Crain Will Donald Dale Harrison Ottawa George Shuler Thelma Roy Baker Walter Harbour Tar Holmer Gibson Marceline Ivan Schwartz Emery Crawford Roy D Bessie Crawford Junior Betty Lantz Crawford George Finch Irving Haas Dorothy Dear Richard Lucy Krause Alex Burger Overbrook Cecil Durene Brecheisen Glen Watts Barcelone John Gibson Centropolis Lois Jean Steward Miss Johnson Pomona Baptist Church Christian Aid Marcelene Louise Reilly

Battle in Streets as De la Rocque's Social Party rises

Paris on July 6 saw street clashes between nationalist groups and leftists after a memorial for the tomb of the unknown soldier. About 100 people were injured as crowds gathered around the Arch of Triumph to cheer General Francois de la Rocque, leader of the former Croix de Feu, now forming the new Social party.

Paris Riutine Gol Francois de la Rocque Croix de Feu League Social de la Rocque

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