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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1935

Page

2

Trading Veteran in Grain Battle for Rosenbaum Assets

Chicago July 10. Pi James E Norris, veteran trader and head of Norris Grain, seeks control of the Rosenbaum Grain Corporation to gain storage capacity and cash grain influence. Contending bids come from Continental Grain and Cargill Elevator, with Rosenbaum seeking RFC loan aid amid court action in bankruptcy court. Norris also owns Olympia arena Detroit Red Wings and Chicago stadium assets, signaling broad leverage in sports and grain markets.

Chicago James E. Norris Rosenbaum Grain Corporation Norris Federal Bankruptcy la Salle Street Continental Grain Corporation Cargill Elevator Company Minneapolis New York Rosebaum Norris Grain Company William H. Holly Rosenbaum Company Rosenbaum Corporation Northwestern Railroad Rosenbaum Judge Holly Chicago Elevator Properties, Inc Reconstruction Finance Corporation St. Catherine’s, Ont Richardson and Company Chicago Stadium Olympia Arena Detroit Madison Square Garden Detroit Red Wings Detroit Olympics International Hockey League

Cow Sale Backfires As Negro Is Arrested In Independence

Independence Kansas July 10 a negro named Horton was jailed today after attempting to sell a cow to John Butcher meat market owner who identified it as one stolen from his feed lot last night Horton could not account for the cow’s possession and was taken into custody Meanwhile in another note the Royal Shoes store front has been completed and a new front for Terry Shop is under consideration in town

Independence Kan Horton John Butcher Royal Shoa Terry Shop The Royal

Test Your Knowledge trivia questions printed on classified page

A reader note lists seven quiz items from a classified section inviting readers to turn to the classified page for answers. It includes questions about Duke Ellington birth place, U.S. Supreme Court size, definitions of ghetto and static electricity, gold price, capitals, travel visa, Mephistopheles, and a bills of lading abbreviation N C L B N, plus a stray personal ad and misc. fragments from the same page.

Duke Ellington United States Supreme Court West Virginia Hawaii Duke of Wellington Mephistopheles

University concert plans features local artists and student works

The plan outlines a fine arts faculty recital and a summer session orchestra rehearsal at 4 pm Thursday with a section rehearsal for first and second violins Friday. Mary Louise Beltz will sing Erlkonig with orchestra, plus three short songs by Ednah Hopkins. Hopkins, a University graduate, studied under Dr Charles Sanford Skilton.

University Mary Louise Beltz Ednah Hopkins Paul Laurence Dunbar Kansas State Federation of Music Clubs Francis Thompson Professor Talley Fick University Mu Phi St. Louis Miss Hopkins The Charles Sanford Skilton

Prowler Arrested At Police Chief Will Johns Residence

City police rushed to the 1000 block on Connecticut after neighbors reported a prowler in the home of Will Johns, the city marshal. The intruder identified himself as Will Johns Jr and claimed the trousers he carried were his, loaned to his father who kept them long.

Connecticut Will Johns Johns Colorado Bill Lawrence Will Johns, Jr

Deaths and Funerals in Kansas Local Families

Charles Powell of 824 Lincoln street dies at home. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at North Lawrence A M E church. Burial at Maple Grove cemetery. Survived by wife Amy, father Nathan Powell, two daughters Fannie Scott, two sisters Clara Powell and Wilma Martin, a brother Orval Powell, and granddaughter Bernice Peterson. Judith Ann Moore 91, Lecompton pioneer, dies at home of her son Walter Moore. Age 91. Born Feb 8, 1884 in Platt county Missouri. Moved to Kansas at 11, lived in Big Springs, United Brethren founder nearby. Married Rev. B. F. Moore at 16. Survives by four sons Frank Walter and Fre Moore of Lecompton, two daughters B. F. Glenn, B. P. Scott, B. F. Wizer of Topeka. 12 grandchildren, 18 great grandchildren, one great great grandson. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at United Brethren church. Burial Maple Grove cemetery near Lecompton. Mrs. Learned Alice Prelanch, wife of county treasurer, dies Monday. Funeral 10 a.m. today from 739 Alabama street. Rev. Joseph King presides. Burial Oak Hill cemetery. Phillips Petroleum officials attend. A. H. Riney, W. R. Kingsberry, L. T. Gibbs fly to Kansas City after. Mrs. Minnie Bookhouse 84 of Lenexa dies Tuesday. Funeral tomorrow at Lenexa Lutheran church. Survived by brother August Richtermier of Endora and sister Mrs. Herman Voights of Lenexa.

Charles Powell Lincoln Street North Lawrence A.M.E Richardson Mapel Grove Amy Powell Nathan Powell Fannie Scott Orval Powell Clara Powell Wilma Martin Bernice Peterson Judith Ann Moore Lecompton Walter Moore Moore Grandma” Moore Platt Couny Missouri Frank Walter Fre Moore B. F. Glenn B. P. Scott B. F. Wizer Topeka Gerat United Brethren Church Mr. Smith Maple Grove Cemetery Learned Alice Prelanch Learned Alabama Street Joseph King Oak Hill Cemetery Phillips Petroleum Company Bartlesville Kla Learni Ason Stanley Learned Jack Stewart A. H. Riney W. R. Kingsberry L. T. Gibbs Kansas City Minnie Bookhouse Lenexa Lutheran Church of August Richtermier Endora Herman Voights

Corcoran details version of talks on Passamaquoddy dam

Washington reports RFC attorney Thomas Corcoran testified before the house rules committee about pressure from Representative Brewster over the Passamaquoddy dam and the abolition of holding companies. Corcoran claimed he could not vote for the abolition provision and denied threatening to delay the project. He said he aimed to shore up support among Republican forces and noted limited contact with interstate commerce committee members. The panel pressed for clarity on intimidation claims as the Roosevelt initiative faced House votes.

Washington Thomas Corcoran RFC House Rules Committee Brewster Passamaquoddy Dam Corcoran Passamaquoddy Roosevelt Senate House Securities Commission Cox D-Ga Maine Interstate Commerce Committee Rayburn Mapes R-Mich Pettengill D-Ind

Photographer Returns With Big Catch Of Chig gers

Reporters say a well known Lawrence photographer on a late night fishing jaunt brought back a large catch, as friends describe the haul. Three trees south of the First National Bank receive one of their three annual waterings and feedings. Cement sidewalks limit rooting, so 100 barrels of water and some fertilizer are placed in tree holes to sustain 50 year old trees. Kiwanis club weekly meeting will be at the junior high manual training building with 9 vocational students of E T Burgess as guests. the four week course closes Friday and student work will be shown for inspection. The gas office thermometer recorded 99 degrees with 110 visitors in an hour, underscoring the hot weather and heated campaign talk of 1936.

First National Bank Eighth Street Kiwanis Club E. T. Burgess

Oak Ridge Farm Bureau Meeting and Local Notes

The Oak Ridge Farm Bureau held a postponed gathering at Mrs. Willard Morgan’s home with singing and a farm management lesson led by Brune and Mrs. Ted Alford. A contest titled Sociable of the Flowers awarded Mrs. Brone the prize. Additional notes mention Dalton Briles visiting from Buresa, July Fourth activities in Topeka, threshing by Fred Heck, Avon Smith’s trip to Joplin, and the Midland Rural club picnic at Clinton Park.

Oak Ridge Farm Bureau Willard Morgan Farm Bureau Willard’ Morgan Willart Brune Ted Alford Broné Dalton Briles Buresa N.C Ruby Leonhard Grace Hiatt Topeka Fred Heck Avon Smith Joplin Katie Toms Jack A. R. Reed Katie Toma Frank Tome Clinton Park Midland Rural Club

Wedding of Carrie Morgan Plans Elopement to James Roberts

Mrs Carrie Morgan, once a local nurse, will wed James Roberts of Oakland California on June 25 in her old hometown. Her father J F Morgan Sr and brothers Willard and J F Morgan, along with other relatives here, send congratulations as harvest work continues despite wet conditions.

Bert Scott Goodland Frank Leonhard Enos Purcell Meridan Lawrence Leonhard Leonhard Milford Miller Walnut Grove Charlie Shirar Carrie Morgan James Roberts Oakland Calif Carrie California Topeka J. F. Morgan, Sr Willard J. F. Morgan

Ives Chapel social notes mixed with visits and a reunion

A long list of local visits and social engagements in Ives Chapel area. Frank Rice and Carolyn Collins called on relatives in Los Angeles and Baker. many residents hosted guests, attended Kibler family reunion in Lawrence, and enjoyed Fourth of July activities. Names include Mrs. McConnell, Mrs. Jardon of Oxnard, Dick Fisher, Oliver Price, Forest Hemming, and others with trips to Ottawa, Topeka, and Kansas City mentioned.

Frank Rice Los Angeles Cal Carolyn Collins John Dean R. G. McConnell Ralph Jardon Oxnard Emma Kalb Harve Athey Norma Athey Ray Lobingier Charles Hoover San Antonio Tex Dick Fisher Ives Chapel Ladies Aid H. 5 Cook Holcombe W. W. Whitted Bernice Carnahan Philip Fleshman Carl Lackey Joy Lada Flanders Margaret H. E. Davison Oliver Brice BR. G. McConnell Bob McDaniel Charles Griffith George Frye Marlin Mary Meyer Virginia Baer Anna Morgan Josephine Rice Frank Mattie Brown E. E. Appleton Chicago Jil N. H. Bowman Woodstock Kibler Lawrence Floyd Rutherford Ottawa Bob Brumfield Vivian Nina Sutor H. S. Cook Ed Cook Edna Cook Olathe Emma Emery Philip Miller L. L. Hadley Catherine van Keuren Forest Hemming Rosita Paschal Kingman Oliver Price Gayle Cook Eugene Artman Ernest Butell Wincel Dean Ernest, Jr George Butell Bobby Herman Butell Agnes Butell Ida Costigan Clara Kassinger Stony Point Perkina Donald Charlie Griffith Roy Clary Dollie Kline New Mexico Kline L. E. Speers Whitley Nora Wimmer Sym Taylor Satay Union McDaniel Clara Johnson Inez Johnson C. M. Lange Reymond Barkley Ronald Rose Barkley Will Skinner James Osher Tom Miller Freddie Liscum Ollie McConnell R. S. McConnell G. A. Dunn Land Dean John, Jr Calif Jesa Collins Wellsville Frank Bice Quenemo Ed Collins Mary Harold Heiser Tulsa Okla Migg Mary Dean Ponca City Josephine Bice

Wheat Prices Rise On Market Report Sparks Trade Activity

Chicago and Kansas City market news detail higher cash wheat bids and uneven futures as buyers and sellers compete for new hard wheat. Wheat futures trade mixed with gains and losses, while corn oats and provisions show declines and rises. Local Kansas City and Chicago grain quotes list No 2 hard and red varieties, with accompanying livestock receipts and regional market observations.

Chicago United Tes Southwest Hutchinson Kan Kansas City Cinse

Bliss Triumphs and Market Roundup Across States

A mixed wire of commodity quotes and market notes shows Tennessee Bliss topping U S grain lists, Virginia Cobblers edging ahead, and North Carolina Bliss triumphs. KC livestock quotes reflect weak cattle and lower lambs, with government bonds inching higher and Wall Street closing with broad gains led by motors and industrials. Card of thanks closes.

Tennessee Bliss U. S Cobblers North Carolina Bliss Virgins Cobblers

Period notes and June shipments report noted

In the same period last year the report of June shipments by U S Steel Corporation showed a drop of slightly more than 20 000 tons from May shipments. Business and political news appeared somewhat encouraging. Followers of the Wheeler Rayburn conference spoke of a senate date and a looming measure amid doubt over the death sentence clause.

US. Steel Corporation atUitles Senate Wheeler-Rayburn Holding House

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