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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1938
Page
4
Snub Treatment in State Primaries Noted by Attendant
A forecast from a member of the President's entourage says no more direct intervention in state primaries will occur. The plan hints at a snub approach for opponents of administration measures, with the President seemingly unaware of their presence. The remark reflects early tour experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevel
Resubmission of Douglas County Welfare Budget to State Board
County commissioners will resubmit the Douglas county welfare budget after the state welfare board disapproved the first draft for being too small. They strike a $10,000 bond issue, reducing total funds. Officials argued budgets should reflect what the county can raise to avoid deficits. bond provisions have no place in a budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
State Welfare Board
Topeka
Marie of Romania Becomes Symbol of Allied Queen
The article notes Marie of Romania's death and her key role in aligning Romania with the Allies in World War I. It mentions Romania's defeat by the Central Powers, later victory and territorial gains, and family strains with her eldest son King Carol. It recalls her visit to America and placing the first wreath on the Kansas City war memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Rumania
Romania
Carol
Kansas City War Memorial
Dutch port holds up Swedish tanker oil amid Mexico expropriation dispute
A Swedish tanker carrying Mexican oil is blocked in a Netherlands port by legal action. A Dutch firm claims ownership, challenging the Mexican seizure without compensation. The dispute signals possible wider Mexican oil expropriation troubles as Mexico cannot use the oil and must sell abroad. Dutch investors vow to resist loss of their stake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Netherlands
Recovery Along the Kaw Valley After Drought
The Kaw valley shows a strong rebound after years of drought as fields return to productivity. A drive through the countryside reveals productive fields across the region, signaling a notable seasonal recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley
Narrow Highway Blurred By Tall Corn Stalks
The road narrows as tall corn stalks grow along the roadside, obstructing sightlines. Farmers weary from bad seasons view the fields as a daily tonic and source of restoration amid ongoing hardship.
Relief rolls likely to shrink in summer as Ickes hints
Harold Ickes signals relief rolls may drop with improving personal employment. The timing coincides with campaign considerations, reinforcing the idea that elections are not won by cutting relief rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ickes
Japanese official predicts China war end within a year
A Japanese official is confident the war in China will end in about a year, but may revise to some other year. The British government has placed a single order for 1,000 warplanes, raising debate on whether this signals peace or continued war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Governor Stark Reforms Vote Instructions in Jackson County
Governor Stark directs changes to voting in Jackson County urging an honest vote. Officials say the move aims to improve integrity and turnout ahead of local elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Kansas City
Jackson County
Corrigan's Solo Flight Proves No One Size Fits All
A brief note describes Mr. Corrigan attempting a solo flight and learning that individual pilots face unique oversights. The line hints at challenges and a practical lesson from an isolated aerial endeavor.
Senator Bailey Warns Deficits Threaten Economy and Rise in Taxes
Lincoln State Journal notes Senator Josiah W. Bailey of North Carolina, serving his second term, expressing alarm at annual deficits approaching 20 billion dollars. He cites Roosevelt’s warning and urges careful spending, warns against inflation and repudiation, and warns that excessive taxation could harm the public. He supports needed government expenses but condemns unwise appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln State Journal
Josiah W. Bailey
North Carolina
Senate
Congress
Roosevelt
Bailey
Senator Bailey
New Jersey Teachers Pension Plans Pay Over $1000
The New Jersey state retirement system for teachers and four city plans report average annual allowances exceeding $1,000. The data highlights substantial benefits amid pension program disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Sundown Stories on Their Way
A group led by Willy Nilly rides long distance and stops to rest at night. Top Notch questions engine trouble while Sweet Face dreams of leadership. They camp by the woods with meals shared and plans for the sea ahead as Mrs Quacker expresses gladness to travel together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Nilly
Top Notch
Illy Nilly
Sweet Face
Toplyotch
Jelly Bear
Mrs. Quacker
Mrs. Quacke
Flash of Life Sparks Amateur Tree Sitting In Missouri
In Cape Girardeau Missouri on July 19 two 12 year olds Russell Hibbs and Wilbur Neumeyer revived the sport of marathon tree sitting despite a severe windstorm. They stopped when their mothers sent soap water and towels insisting they wash behind their ears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarzans
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Russell Hibbs
Wilbur Neumeyer
Pickpocket Plays It Rough at New Britain Outing
A pickpocket snatched Anthony Cannata's purse during a July outing in New Britain. The bag held his driver's license and a counterfeit $100 bill, labeled confederate money, before the thief fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Conn
Anthony Cannata
Woman's Prerogative in Milwaukee Case Moves Again
Mrs. Rose Zahn files her sixth divorce suit against Karl Zahn in Milwaukee charging cruelty. Previously filed suits were withdrawn after reconciliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Rose Zahn
Karl Zahn
Salvation Army Appeal Seeks Clothing in Lawrence
Captain Olin Brigman in charge of Salvation Army work in Lawrence appealed for clothing for needy families. He said 30 to 40 families request help each week and the group has been unable to meet all needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin Brigman
Salvation Army
Lawrence
Captain Brigman
Salvation Army Clothing Drive Calls For Contributions
A Salvation Army clothing room in Lawrence remains open Fridays and Saturdays. People wishing to donate should call 633 and a truck will collect the contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Salvation’ Army
Romanian pilot to attempt record New York Bucharest flight
Captain Alexander Papana, famed Romanian aerobatic flyer, plans a non stop 4712 mile New York to Bucharest solo flight expected to take about 31 hours. He plans to use a Barkley Grow transport plane after delays with a $50,000 earlier model and has funded the new craft through air shows and friends’ contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic Ocean
Alexander Papana
Lindbergh
Rumania
Bucharest
Douglas G
Corrigan
Ocean
Ireland
Papana
Cleveland
St. Louis
Teller Confesses Thefts In $100 000 Embezzlement
Angelo B. Oliva a 31 year old bank teller in Paterson New Jersey confessed to stealing $100000 over seven years after telling detectives he was not crazy. He admitted falsifying deposit slips and taking 300 to 400 dollars weekly for gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N. J
James Smith
Angelo
B. Oliva
Smith
Oliva
Mrs Beyer Speaks to County School Superintendents
Mrs Clar ine Beyer a teacher at India school two blocks east of Lawrence on highway 10 spoke at the county school superintendents meeting in Topeka yesterday. She noted teachers must guide pupils to think in a rapidly changing world and urged education that builds a long wholesome many sided life focusing on the whole individual. The conference continued with breakfast talks today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarine Beyer
India School
Lawrence
Highway 10
Topeka
Diverse events mark summer in the old town
Rev C A Puls and family tour Wisconsin and Minnesota while Mrs Johnson hosts Teresa Haute guest Margaret Witte. Paleontology researchers haul 1000 pounds of fossils from Pliocene exposures in Kansas and officials report a safe theft at the Chamber of Commerce as weather hinders harvests and a Kansas wedding takes place in Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Puls
Puls
Wisconsin
Minnesota
W. H. Johnson
Margaret Witte
Terra Haute
Ind
Paul Witte
H. T. Martin
Dyche Museum
Wallace
Sherman
Claude Hibbon
Bill McNown
W. Colman
A. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Topeka
Kansas
Frances Greenleaf
Franklin’ Barrow
Greensburg
Kan
Barrow
Napa
Cal
Eugene Christy
Margaret Drennon
Robert Calderwood
T. B. Wood
New York
Spaulding Farm
Wood
Spaulding
James Gilmore
Gertrude Gilmore
Local Notes and Travels from Towns in 25 Years Past
Twenty five years ago Prof L N Flint and Mrs Flint went to New York City for a month of study and advertising while Miss Ida Alford returned from Europe and stays with her sister Mrs E L Griffen. Prof and Mrs W A Griffith and family left for a vacation at Ephraim Wisconsin. Miss Flo Shanklin went to O Clare Wisconsin for the rest of the summer. Lt Joe Topham of the First Regiment US Infantry visits his mother before heading to Ft Riley to coach the state rifle team for Camp Perry in August. A Twilight Baseball league meeting is called at Smith's news stand with hope of four teams. Hornets caused Rock Woodard to break a shoulder blade after a fall from a telephone pole while repairing a cable. Local wheat yields run 25 to 35 bushels per acre. oats 16 to 36 bushels. Wheat price 79 cents. oats 4 cents. A proposed new Kaw river bridge at Lawrence leads the front page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. N. Flint
U. S. Infantry
Ft. Riley
Camp Perry
Ohio
Smith
Hornets
Woodard
Kaw
Lawrence
Ankrom Reveals Polecat On Payroll At Rafter T
In a tense showdown at the Rafter T ranch, Ankrom accuses Lee Trone of a payroll insider aiding rustlers. He argues the cattle disappear not into badlands but are driven off in trucks, exposing a leak and a likely conspirator within the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Streeter
Ankrom
Rafter
Lee Trone
Ceiens Struthers
Betty
Struthers
Kelton Drean
Drean
Ratchford
Claydell
Ain
Charlie
Hackett
Trone
Rafter T
Troné
Steslin
Akram
Java
Texas
Nelson C. Nye
Kansas Rural Letter Carriers to Elect Officers at Convention
The Kansas Rural Letter Carriers association will elect officers at the closing session of its convention in Ottawa Kansas today. Registration reached 544. E O Halleck chief postal inspector spoke at a banquet last night attended by 400 including carriers and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kan
Kansas Rural Letter Carriers Association
E. O. Halleck
Local social notes from Topeka and surrounding towns
Topeka residents Mrs Rob Jamison Victor Wiel and Henry Poch with Mrs Sarah Hausman host and guest lists include Mrs Augusta Durr Mrs Ann Zillner and others. The Salem Evangelical church forms a young people circle with officers Carlyle Tra hant Ruby Neis Loretta Gerstenberger Junior Neis.
Patsy Kelly Reveals Slim Down After Diet and Walks
Hollywood July 19 Patsy Kelly announced she stripped down to a streamlined figure after shedding 48 pounds from a peak of 163. She credited a no fat diet and daily walks totaling 20 miles for four weeks and three days, aiming to save movie roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Patsy Kelly
Patsy
Social Visits Across Families Highlight Weekend Gatherings
Sunday and Monday gatherings spread across multiple families in the area. Guests included the Everleys, Atkinsons, Johnsons, and Bartzes along with visitors from Lawrence Kaw Valley DeSoto Gardner and Kansas City. Local kin and friends shared dinners and afternoons in home settings.
Local Social News From Chic ago and Kansas City
Mr and Mrs Clarence True Glyda and Mrs George Finch guests at Mrs George Finch home for week ago Sunday dinner. The BE League to meet at church Friday. Mrs Elsie Harbour visited Bald win. Mrs Holmer Gibson stayed at Ransom Memorial hospital in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence True
Glyda
George Finch
Chic
Clark Clover
Hazel
Osage City
Lorene Crable
Arlyn Vaughn
Kansas City
George Shuler
Roy Shuler
Wayne McMasters
Radio Schedule Fragment From July Evening Listings
A dense, era specific timetable lists night programs across stations WREN KMBC WDAF and others for July 19 and 20. It catalogues orchestras hosts and show titles with times from 5:30 PM to midnight including Weather Forecasts Newscasts and variety acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Ashburn
Bratton
KMBC
March of Games
WDAF
Lymp
Andy
Bundy
Orch
EC McCune
F Ames
Kaibg Holywood
Bcreenscoopa
Harry Owens
Newascast
James Melton
Leo Reisman
Johnnia Long
Bobby Meelker
Tommy Tucker
Carlos al Orch
King
Jimmie Noone
Wren—Ashburn
Ruth Bryan Rohde
Science
News
Sparta
Roy_ Shield
Kansas City
Boake Carter
Paul Whiteman
Tommy Dorsey
Town Hall
Mark Warnen
Kay Kyser
Bev Cutler
Amos
Lum
Abner
Ape Af—Win Williams
Wren—Reesle Child
Wren—Lang Thompson
Henry King
Orc
Carl Lord
Husk O'Hare
Nighthawka
Deacon Moore
Henry Gendron
Bobby Meeker
Newacast
Day by day updates from local farming families
John Gibson is slowly improving and came home from the hospital Friday. Glen Flora thrushed for Holm Gibson and the Warners last week. Donald Breithaupt combined grain for George Finch and for Elmer Winter, Mantle, and Holder Gibson this week. Mrs Banks Browning of California visited Emery Crawford and Roy D. for a short time. Mrs John Gibson of Centropolis visits Conrad Gastrock and Ben Gibson while Mr Gibson is in hospital. Glen Flora's separator overturned Tuesday evening. a wrecker from Ottawa fixed it. They were delayed Wednesday and threshing occurred late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gibson
Glenn Flora
Holm Gibson
Will
Wayne Warner
Donald Breithaupt
George Finch
Elmer Wintermantle
Holder Gibson
Banks Browning
California
Emery Crawford
Roy D
Centropolis
Conrad Gastrock
Ben Gibson
Mr. Gibson
Glen Flora
Ottawa
Warners
Local Socials and Visits Across the Week
Mrs. Harry Epley and Miss Peachie Epley visited Mrs. C. L. McClung on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Waldo stayed with daughter Mrs. George Walter on Tuesday night. Lucille Walter joined them Wednesday en route to Richmond for a short visit. The 4 H club met with Miss Lois McClung Thursday as girls learn to sew. Frances Perkins led the group. Delicious refreshments were served. Mrs. Carl Sneegas and son Dr Jr called on friends Thursday. Mrs. Glenn Kirby of Lawrence visited Mrs. Daniel Kirby Wednesday. Kenneth Kirby will spend the week there. George Walter attended a fish fry at Green Cabin east of Lawrence Tuesday. Yeoman, recently ill, shows marked improvement. Mrs. R. O. Karr and son George spent the weekend with Mrs. R. C. Karr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Winsler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Epley
Peachie Epley
C. L. McClung
C. H. Waldo
George Walter
Lucille Walter
Richmond
Lois McClung
Frances Perkins
Carl Sneegas
Dr Jr
Glenn. Kirby
Lawrence
Daniel Kirby
Kenneth Kirby
Green Cabin
Yeoman
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