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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1935
Page
4
Post Office in Lawrence Kansas lists second class matter under the 1878 act. If you do not receive the Journal-World by 7 p.m. call the office at 22 between 7 and 7:20 p.m. This notice is dated Monday July 8 1935.
A long discussion covers early air conditioning progress and its impact on building design. It notes Roosevelt’s push on the Guffey coal bill, hints at a head-on clash with the Supreme Court, and mentions U S warnings to citizens in Ethiopa as Italy plans military action, reflecting tensions in domestic policy and foreign affairs.
The Kansas City Kansas Roughriders paraded through Lawrence featuring real ponies sombreros chaps and a summer tour appeal to youth. Lawrence youths eagerly rode the visitors saddles in the Journal World office. Young Senator Rush D Holt addressed Kansas Young Democrats in Topeka about Hoover’s political philosophy and Democratic reflections.
The piece notes that new tax plans would raise government revenue by 350 to 500 million annually, a modest rise yet insufficient to cover expenditures, continuing a large deficit and prompting calls to curb spending. Senator Capper highlights nationwide drops in confidence since Roosevelt's bank holiday, citing unmet objectives and mixed outcomes from early policies.
The ceremony drew only close friends and relatives as the first wedding in the new church. Bride attended by her niece Miss Mary Norris and John Riling was best man to his brother. Mrs. Riling, long in Lawrence, worked at Innes store. Mr. Riling ran Riling Furniture. They will reside on Eighth and New Hampshire Street.
A motor trip to Pleasanton ends with W S Everett’s car colliding with a stump, requiring towing and overhaul in Kansas City. The town’s Driving Club discusses track terms and a proposed entrance fee. Several residents plan visits and trips to Detroit, Eureka Springs, Canada, and Wisconsin, with weddings, sales, and job changes noted.
Invitations for the Central Kansas tennis tournament, sponsored by the Lindsborg Tennis Club, were mailed to players in Kansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma. The event will run August 6 to 8 with matches set across the region.
Coral ie Stanton outlines a tale where Hex Moore, famed for speed, returns to London after a Pacific flight. He discovers his wife Lauria Moore works for Alberys, a fact Albery finds odd. Lauria and Rex travel together Liverpool to London without apparent recognition.
Laurie Moore agrees to a visit from Rex Moore, her supposed widow, who confronts her at her attic rooms after learning she has been employed by Mark Albery. He accuses her of deception and demands a private chat, while past tensions with Albery echo through the tense reunion.
Rip the dog is exhausted after escaping from people who intended him for a home He learns that a dog must always wear a collar and license so others know where he belongs The tale ends noting a truly homeless dog would have more to remind him of his home and identity
Rip trudges through exhaustion after escaping pursuers and dogs, seeking shelter beside railway tracks. He hides in a shed and rests through the night, determined to continue toward safety despite hunger and fatigue. At dawn he resumes travel toward an unknown destination as he hears an approaching train whistle.
A spoof collection of micro stories from the Associated Press style, noting a French Broad river fishing misadventure when a trout leapt into the boat, a New York nap on subway tracks ending in a police station, a rabbit disguising as straw in Kansas, a quest for a 50 million year old egg in San Francisco, and a kid’s quip on synonyms.
The article explains that trichinosis is caused by a worm in undercooked pork, with adult females about sixteenths and males about one sixteenth of an inch. It cites studies showing higher prevalence than once thought, notes variable symptoms, and discusses laboratory tests including eosinophil counts and a skin test that yields a blanching wheal within minutes after worm extract injection.
A fragmented entry appears to reference Tomorrow Trichinosis with names Lila and possibly Danish or French spelling. The legible bits are unclear, but suggest a notice style or diary fragment. Further readable context is needed to create a coherent summary.
Herbert Plummer notes how capitol lawmakers delay roll calls on touchy measures like the death sentence in the utility holding company bill. Leaders on both sides avoid exposing members to backlash, risking loss of funds or patronage. The tactic mirrors earlier moves on Wagner Connery labor relations and Jones act amendments. A private poll by Connery showed a 25 vote opposition split among Republicans.
Representatives and 59 Democrats opposed the measure while about 100 were on a doubtful list. The tactic was to avoid a roll call as the bill passed without a recorded vote. The AAA amendments later passed 163 to 52 after a division vote, with no attempt to record individual votes on agriculture legislation.
Hundreds of youngsters were entertained by Roy Knapp's Roughriders as they journeyed from Lyndon to Kansas City. A parade on Massachusetts Street started early and, realizing late arrivals still waited, the riders staged a second march at 7 45. Afterward, local youths rode short laps around the Winter Used Car lot in the 700 block on New Hampshire Street.
Bowman Gray of Winston Salem North Carolina dies aboard the S S Kungsholm after a heart attack while on a North Cape cruise. He was 61, chairman of the board at R J Reynolds Tobacco and had been with the company over 40 years, rising from salesman. He was a UNC graduate, married to Nathalie F Lyons, with two sons Bowman and Gordon.
Hot Springs Ark July 8 The arrival of Lieut Col FL E Williford from Omaha headquarters of the Seventh corps area was awaited today for completion of funeral arrangements for Maj Gen Stuart Heintzelman 59 U S army. The body of the area commander who died at the army and navy general hospital Saturday following an operation will be taken to Washington for military burial in Arlington cemetery.
G A Hannah 76 a participant in two historic runs into Oklahoma died at his son’s home after a long illness in Oklahoma City He was formerly of Wichita Kansas and made the famous run into the territory when settlement opened Selling the claim.
The page lists a dense line of radio program times and names across KMBC WREN WDAF KNBC KMKC and others for July 8, detailing musical shows dramas comedies and sports reviews. It also reports the death of AL Pinkerton 46 former state highway commissioner and Glasco Sun publisher in Salina Kansas after an appendicitis operation. He had lived in Oklahoma before months in Wichita and Ponca City and McAlester and Oklahoma City.
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