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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1938
Page
4
Welfare budgets debated at Topeka conference
County officials and the state welfare board met in Topeka to seek a practical budget approach under cash basis law. They warned current regulations force deficits and proposed budgeting on paper without actual funding, highlighting risks to local government finance and urging adherence to actual income and expenditure without federal long term deficit schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Welfare Board
Topeka
Welfare Board
Roosevelt Endorsements Fail to Shift Oklahoma Primary
The piece argues Roosevelt's praise for Oklahoma candidates did not alter outcomes, noting that even with his backing Senator Thomas won only 48 percent of Democratic primary votes. Observers say the President stayed away from Indiana to avoid Van Nuys and that endorsement did not sway results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oklahoma
Roosevelt
Indiana
van Nuys
Thomas
New Deal Spending Pushes Deficit to 4 Billion and Debt to 40 Billion
The president estimates the current year will see four billion in new deal spending, raising the national debt to forty billion by year end. Government spokesmen consistently assure there is no cause for worry about the program amid the economic strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov
Doan
Debt policy and looming national borrowing limit
The article discusses the government’s credit practices and questions whether the national debt will stop at 40 billions. It notes no current plan or serious proposal to cap debt and warns that continued borrowing resembles a permanent policy. The old saying about sowing the wind may soon demand attention.
Change in Schuschnigg custody after guilt finding
The status of former Austrian Chancellor Schuschnigg shifts from honorary detention to regular protective custody. Nazi officials say he was personally guilty of hanging about 13 Nazi agitators during his regime. The verdict exists without a trial, and a trial is expected later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuschnigg
Austria
Schuschnige
Ickes Blocks Riverside PWA Grant Rush
Secretary Ickes denounces lobbying after Riverside California sent a man to Washington to speed its grant application and suspends consideration of the PWA request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ickes
PWA
Riverside
Calif
Washington
Heat Wave Strains Kaw Valley Potato Market Slump
The current heat wave hits the Kaw valley potato market as shipping quality declines. Private buyers retire from the field, enabling government to take the entire output in recent days, signaling a bleak outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley
Grass fattened Kansas cattle reach new KC market high
Grass fattened cattle from the Flint Hills of Kansas arrived at the Kansas City market this week, signaling a record high year and pushing prices to a new peak. The scene combines the dream of every stockraiser with a rare market reality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint Hills
Kansas
Kansas City
Heat Break Praised as Lower Nineties Bring Respite
In aseasonal relief, temperatures peak in the lower nineties sparing residents from extreme heat. Officials note the milder days offer a welcome pause and encourage hydration and sun protection as skies stay hot.
The Abundant Life and the New Deal Iras: A Farmer's Tale
A columnist retells a version of the New Deal through a parable about a farmer and a city man. The farmer trades two chickens for two shirts, but price shifts under the New Deal leave him with one chicken and one shirt. The piece frames the New Deal as reducing real value and abundance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Royce
Chicago Daily News
Eos
Mrs Quacko Proposes Shelter and Share for Vacation
Mrs Quacko suggests inviting Mrs Quacker on a vacation trip to share the good times and curb bragging. Willy Nilly and friends discuss the plan while plans for leaving loom in the air and a future answer hinted for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Quacko
Christopher
Rip
Mrs. Quacker
Willy Nilly
Mrs. Quacke
Soil Conservation Rotations To Curb Erosion In Kansas Fields
The article advocates systematic crop rotations with legumes every three to six years to maintain soil fertility and yields. It notes erosion control by strip planting of close growing crops between erosion barriers, often mixes of alfalfa with grasses, and highlights strong feed value of such strips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Rummage Shoe Sale Turns Into One-Legged Buyer Tale
In Lynchburg a church rummage shoe yielded a single shoe and joking remark about selling it to a one legged man. A one legged man later appeared, found the shoe fit, and bought it. The penny press then notes other oddities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Additional Merit Examinations for Key Punch Operators
The Kansas Division of Unemployment Compensation, Kansas Commission of Labor and Industry, announces more merit exams for key punch operator posts. Applicants must know general clerical practices and operate alphabetic key punch machines and have Kansas residency for one year. Salary ranges from 80 to 115 dollars. applications due by July 27, 1938, postmark deadline midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Commission of Labor and Industry
Henry F. Holtzclaw
Kansas
National Bank of Topeka
Topeka
Kan
Civil War Veteran Capt. Richard H. McWhorter Dies
Coffeyville Kansas reports the death of Capt Richard H McWhorter 94 the last Civil War veteran in the city He fell ill at the Gettysburg reunion He commanded the southeast Kansas old soldiers reunion at Cherryvale in 1986 and led the G A R in 1927 1928 He was a Kentucky native and aged 16 at war start Survived by widow two daughters and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Kan
Richard H. McWhorter
Gettysburg
McWhorter
Kansas
Cherryvale
G.A.R
Kentucky
Ice breaker Krassin rescues five more crew members
In Moscow the ice breaker Krassin, showing stubborn pressure against the Arctic, recovered five additional crew from the ill fated Italian County officers seizure. A 750 gallon liquor haul was found in a Dodge roadster north of town. Open Carter Service station on 1000 Massachusetts street plans a lively grand opening with candy balloons and model planes for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Arctic
Krassin
KU professor elected Kansas City high school director
Twenty five years ago Professor C B Root of the K U physical education department was elected physical director of the new Northwest high school in Kansas City He is away from town and his acceptance is unclear Eudora plans an 8000 dollar church building before year end The German Lutheran congregation voted to proceed with plans for a new church Rev R J Loewe ministers The old church is about forty years old A granary on the George Cady farm northwest of Lawrence burned this morning valued at 250 dollars with 200 bushels of wheat and 250 bushels of corn Mrs Clara Kanaga and Mrs E F Engle entertained at dinner for Prof and Mrs Dave McFarland who leave for Urbana Illinois William Griesa Newton Campbell Barney Sheridan and O H McQuary depart for Colorado in the Griesa car Julia Helmenbach goes to St Louis for a week Mrs J R Bechtel hosted Miss Nancy Longenecker and others in honor of Mrs Anna Hobbs Woodcock visiting here Carl Hicks leaves Lawrence for Joplin Missouri to practice law after graduating at KU last spring
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Root
Physical Education Department
K.U
New Northwest High School
Kansas City
Professor Root
Eudora
R. J. Loewe
George Cady
Lawrence
Clara Kanaga
E. F. Engle
Dave McFarland
Urbana
William
Mrs. Woodcock
Misses Longenecker
Nina Kanaga
Esther Burke
Surrender talks and local notes from July issue
Washington reports General Toral agrees to surrender on return to Spain following Shafter and Corbin notes on Santiago. Local items mention travels of Miss Tillie Goldstein and T H Chalkley, a Zodiac Club meeting, study plans on Italy, porch work by J M Myers, a July 17 ice cream social by the Good Templars, and reactions to Santiago’s fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Playa
Toral
Spain
Shafter
Corbin
Santiago
Tillie Goldstein
Butler
T. H. Chalkley
Colorado
A. D. Mackey
Joliet
Ill
J. A. Henley
Zodiac Club
J. M. Myers
Louisiana
Good Templars
Connecticut
Quincy
Love on the Range He Story So Far
Outlaw Abe Streeter uses Blur Ankrom to infiltrate the Rafter T ranch. The crew discovers a murder plot as Col Struthers is slain and Betty Trone suffers a shock while Ankrom and Lee Trone contend with Sheriff Ratchford’s suspicions and a tense room confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soaeonet
Rafter T Ranch
Abe Streeter
Ankrom
Lee Trone
Ratchford
Colonel Struthers
Betty
Struthers
Kelton Drean
Claydell
The
Trones
Sunflower 4-H Club Plans July Tour and August Meeting
The Sunflower 4-H club met July 18 at Lake View schoolhouse and plans a Sunday project tour starting 1 45 at Riverside schoolhouse followed by a picnic. The next meeting is scheduled for August 12 at the Owen Mitchell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View
Riverside
Owen Mitchell
Wichita Woman Dies in Car Collision West of City
Mrs. Gladys Carpenter, 35, of Wichita, died in a hospital from injuries after two cars sideswiped on U S 54 west of Wichita. She was riding on a running board returning from a picnic with friends when the crash occurred, deputies reported to Sheriff Joe Bauml.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Gladys Carpenter
U.S. 54
Carpenter
Joe Bauml
Clinton Belvoir Notes Chester Baldwin Visit
John Tobler and Barbara Elam of Lawrence called at the Chester Baldwin home Monday afternoon. E G Woodward fell last week and broke a hip. This is very unfortunate for Mr. Woodward as he is well advanced in years and has been in very poor health for
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tobler
Barbara Elam
Lawrence
Chester Baldwin
E. G. Woodward
Mr. Woodward
Hat purchase urged by sister in law spurs regret
A 1937 syndicated piece notes Ma misheard advice from Julia, her sister in law, and bought a hat that proves unbefitting, reflecting comic family miscommunication and social pressures of the era.
Local Tidbits Roundup of Shuler and Area Visits
Last week notices recall Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shuler traveling to Kansas City and Mrs. Shuler staying for treatments. Ottawa and Lawrence connections appear with Mrs. Will Gray, Mrs. Mary Peffly, Mrs. Har ry Flory, and Mr. Flory visiting from Wichita and Fort Worth. Readouts mention threshing, harvest help, birthday gatherings, and kinship greetings across Williamsburg, Denver, Mount Morris, and Kansas City with multiple Shuler relatives and local families attending events and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Shuler
Kansas City
Seybold
Wichita
Ernest Hock
Fort Worth
Tex
Carl Schwarz
Schwarz
Mabel Haas
Lawrence
Homer Disque
Alvin Puckett
Clyde Puckett
Lloyd
Gerald
Cecil
Orville Puckett
Florence
Chester Disque
Jimmie Lee
Ruby May Puckett
Eula Belle
Marjorie Mae
Dorothy
Oscar Shuck
George Bechtel
Gursby
Denver
Walter
Ernest Pohl
Ike Montgomery
Neva
Roy Beckner
Williamsburg
Glen Flora
May Fleer
Mount Morris
Harold
Ivan Jehle
Anna Johanning
Alvin
George Shuler
Etta Montgomery
Radio Programs Thursday Evening and Friday Schedule
Daily broadcast ledger lists stations WREN KMBC WDAF and others with program lineups from 3:30 pm to 2:00 pm next day July 14 15 including reviews news shows concerts symphonies dance bands and weather forecasts. Notable names include Rudy Vallee Boake Carter Dolores Emmett Dolan Henry Gendron and Tommy Dorsey with venues such as Hotel Muehlebach and Webster Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
KMPC
WDAF
KMBC
Kansas City Dines
Rudy Vallee
Boake Carter
Robert Emmett Dolan
Major Bowes
Toronto Symphony
Bing Crosby
WWREN
Mal Hallett
Orch
Amos
WDAP
Bob Grant
Jan Garber
Dick Jurgen
Muehlebach
Archie Loveland
EKMBC
Carlos Molina
Nighthawk
Horace Henderson
Irma Glenn
Henri Gendron
Webster Hall
Henry Gendron
Ashburn and Barcroft
KMLC
Cavaliers
Wren—Univ
Bbooke Carter
St. Louis Blues
WALBC
WKREN
Jimmy Fiddler
Grant Park
Teddy Black
Henry Busse
Andy
Wpdaef
Lou Breese
WDAEF
Tommy Dorsey
Ta—Wren
T. Trumbauer
Rbilly Swanson
KKMBC
A. Farley
Seattle
Muehlebach Or
Gray Gordon
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the World Company
W.C. Simons
W. Murray
Delph Simons
Massachusetts Street
Lawrences
Mali
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th
Chicago
North Michigans Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Detroit
General Motors
Atlanta
Walton
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Sundown Stories
Mary Graham Bonner
Soil Conservation Service Notes
Norfolk
Junius W. Pierce
Pierce
Benton Tibbs
Carter
Jessamine
Maurice Jackson
Mary Cies
H. W. Cies
Columbus
Mabel Barnhart
Elizabeth Barnhart
Ithaca
Mich
F. A. Russell
Ruth
Venise de Jarnette
Myra Jean Sluss
Doris Jean Brewster
Vera Louise Durbin
Jacqueline Foulk
Mary Louise McNown
Joan Kistler
Lucy Smith
Eleanor Grider
David Shaad
Jimmy Boyce
Leroy Durbin
Donald Dodds
Ruth and
Laurie Russell
Irene Manrose
Lulu McCanles
Stella Simmons
Carl Hicks
Joplin, Mo
Edward T. Riling
the Dude IS
Xelton Drean
Trone
Petty
Lee
Daddy
Drean
Streeter
Bia
Claudell
Clavdell
el Paso
Nelson C. Nye
Fred Demerritt
Lena
Lena Murphy
Fred Baldwin
Louise
Watson
Frank Buchheim
Don Patton
Twin Mound Church
Carl
Ward
Ebon Anderson
Don
August Dreyer
Dreyer
Anderson
Cletus Lehman
Reno
Fred Demeritt
Effie Kampschroeder
Laverne
Leslie Demeritt
Wakefield
Demeritt
William Kam
Chuch
Emma Anderson
Lester G. Osborne
Nortonville
Wad
Masters
Victor McNish
Ray Harrell
Harry Ange
Clinton-Belvoir
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Julia
Publishers Syndicate
Excelsior
Journal-World
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