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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1938
Page
4
Kansas Supreme Court candidates seek votes in Douglas county
Justice Walter Thiele of the Kansas Supreme Court seeks re election to position No 6 as a Republican candidate. Homer Hoch, vying for position No 5, is a Baker University graduate with Washburn law degree and service on national and state bodies. Justice John Dawson of Hill City runs unopposed for position No 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Thiele
Kansas Supreme Court
Douglas County
Kansas
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Thiele
Homer Hoch
Baker University
George Washington University
Washburn Law School
National House of Representatives
State Corporation Commission
John #. Dawson
Hill City
NLRB Rules Ford Violated Labor Rights at Buffalo Plant
The Labor Relations Board ordered Henry Ford to reinstate 50 CIO workers at the Buffalo New York assembly plant and to stop interfering with labor activity. The AFL accused the NLRB of bias in favor of CIO while warning of possible defiance of future rulings amid Wagner act criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Relations Board
Torday
Henry Ford
Ing
Buffalo, N.Y
C.I.O
American Federation of Labor
NLRB
C.I.0
NRA
Missouri Primary Contest Rages Between Stark and Pendergast
The Missouri primary draws intense interest as Governor Stark battles Kansas City political machine led by Pendergast over Supreme Court candidate selection. Stark stalls candidacy while opposing machine influence faces test in Democratic voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark
Missouri
Kansas City
Pendergast
Govnor
Supreme Court
Democratic Party
German minority protection debate unsettles Italian leaders
Italian leaders and people repeatedly consider the German role as protector of minorities in Tyrol and Brenner regions, a topic that remains unpleasant yet persistently on their minds. The passage outlines tensions around Nazi influence and Italian reaction to the imposed German minority protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenner Pasa
Tyrol
Hitler
Italian aims in Tyrol arouse minor tyke rights tensions
Italy pushes to minimize Tyrol’s minority protections as part of broader plans to Italianize the region, warning that neglecting minority rights could spark conflicts now or later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Germany and Czech crisis shaped by arms and timing
The text notes time given for British mediation between Germany and Czechoslovakia, stressing the Czech forces’ readiness and mobilization at their borders. It compares German and Czech military strength, asserting Germany’s larger army but inferior equipment and warning that any invasion would be more costly than past conflicts. It also states Hitler’s government knows it is not confronting Austria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hitler
Austria
Tennessee Senate Campaign Expenditures Scrutiny
The committee reports a bad situation in Tennessee where the administration faces its main primary campaign. Officials promise again that government funds will not be used for partisan political purposes amid relief expenditure discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Tennessee
Caution on Campaign Promises Warns Voters
A candidate warns voters against accepting promises too readily. The speaker suggests care with campaign pledges, noting some promises may be impossible to keep and urging thoughtful consideration by the electorate.
Crete Sees Rebellion Quelled. Demand of Local Leader
A minor uprising against the Greek government on Crete was suppressed. Islanders claim they would back the government if one of their own could lead. They have produced leaders who have steered affairs when given the chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Spanish insurgents surprised as army crosses Ebro to Gandesa
Government forces crossed the Ebro to attack Gandesa in Catalonia. Defenders blasted reservoirs to release floods and slow the advance. The destruction of Spain's material improvements continues with little resistance from insurgent-held areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catalonia
Ebro
Gandesa
Spain
Land sale across Hudson sparks riverfront debate
A New York man sold land opposite President Roosevelt's countryside farm to Father Divine, the colored cult leader. Critics question the healer's economic ideas, arguing they rival those of Hyde Park's Squire. A Lawrence citizen notes it may be hard to tell which side of the river the healer resides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hudson River
Roosevelt
Father Divine
Father
Huxman to Visit Camp at Fort Riley
Kansas guardsmen in summer camp at Fort Riley prepare for Governor Huxman to review the troops and inspect the 60th Field Artillery Brigade. Gov. Huxman due at Cann Whitside late today with a review planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction. City
Kan
Kansas National Guardsmen
Fort Riley
Walter B. Huxman
Cann Whitside
60Th Field Artillery Brigade
Sundown Stories by Mery Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly and the Puddle Mud dlers follow a mother loon who warns them not to harm her young. The loon guides Willy Nilly toward her baby, sensing his unique charm and hinting at a past loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sundown Stories
Mery Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Puddle Muddlers
Heraby
Mother Leon Laughs At Night Flight Of Puddle Muddlers
Mrs Quacko notes a bird perched on a low bush with webbed feet as Mother Leon explains seasonal plumage. She laughs in a happy low chant before flying across the water with her baby and the muddlers drift to sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Quacko
Mother Leon
Brack Coomer Survives Crash After Car Catches Fire
Brack Coomer of Dayton Ohio was knocked unconscious when his automobile crashed on a bridge near North Vernon Indiana. The burning vehicle triggered the horn, drawing a farmer who rescued Coomer despite rib fractures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vernon
Ind
Brack Coomer
Coomer
Dayton
Long-Range Planning Vancouver to wed in Astoria
Levi Huhta and Alma Niemi of Astoria Oregon were married this week after obtaining a license on September 20 1922. Earl Bud Svendsen famed Minnesota football center in 1936 has a son Mike 22 months old who fell from a second story window but suffered no injuries as a doctor confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Wash
Levi Huhta
Alma Niemi
Astoria
Ore
Dad
San Minneapolis
Earl
Bud” Svendsen
University of Minnesota
Mike
Bud
Young Svendsen
Soil Conservation Service reports high tree survival in Franklin and Douglas counties
The Soil Conservation Service notes excellent tree survival for erosion control projects under a five year cooperative agreement. Of 218000 trees planted last spring, 98 percent remain alive with near full survival in contour furrows. Cooler weather and higher rainfall aided some trees while others benefited less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Franklin
Douglas
Soils Conservation Service
Terrace Construction Expands on Kansas Farms
Terrace work in the CCC camp area will be carried out by cooperating farmers under a five year Soil Conservation Service agreement. After harvest, terraces will be built on sloping fields as a growing practice. About 286 acres in the northwest Franklin county demonstration project will be terraced in July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CCC
Soil ‘Conservation Service
Uilding
Kansas
Franklin County
Liquor Policy Quirk Noted In Omaha Court
In Omaha on July 30 Police Judge George Holmes questioned a man charged with intoxication. The man was freed after a brief exchange about liquor. The item also notes New Jersey bans liquor infused ice cream and liquor candy to protect children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
George Holmes
New Jersey
Orchids for Anyone in Reach Through Air Shipments
New York on July 30 Mildred Johnson plans regular air shipments of orchids from Bogota Colombia to make the exotic flowers affordable for lovers. She notes duties are main cost but an orchid or a dozen could be within reach. Johnson aims to build a 24 hour air commerce linking Bogota and New York during the Colombia fair Aug 8 to 22. She also cites butterfly wing fabrics growing in popularity for belts collars and shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mildred Johnson
Bogota
Colombia
Miss Johnson
Johnson
Atlantic City
Floods Strike Hays Area Forcing Homes From Towns
Burst cloudbursts caused floods across the dry wheat belt hitting Hays Hoisington and Ellis forcing families from homes. Community events include Charles Scott in Lawrence and a hospital contract awarded to Mont J Green in Manhattan for a new city hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Karn
Hoisington
Ellis
Charles Scott
Iola
Lawrence
Wren
J. B. Watkins
Mont
J. Green Construction Company
Manhattan
Ralph D. Childs
Omaha
Neb
Oylets
Battle Lake
Minnaelvin Griffin
O Athletics
Lawrence High Pol
Superior Ag
Superior
Wisc
Mer
J. Logsdon
Grif
Ruth Dunmire
Los Angeles
Cal
Vance Day
Betty
Nancy
Jean
San Mateo
Lawn social at Mayor Gould’s home entertains 150+
The Rebekahs held a lawn social on the 200 foot Massachusetts street front yard of Mayor Gould amid threatening weather, with over 150 attendees and sizable receipts. J E Hutt of Chicago visits his mother and serves as traveling auditor for the Santa Fe division. several locals pass civil service carrier exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
Massachusetts Street
Rebekahs
J. E. Hutt
Chicago
Mr. Hutt
Santa Fe
Tats J. Lyons
Hugh L. Steele
M. C. Littell
Harry T. Lander
Ernest M. Duke
David F.-.mcfarland
John T. Jamison
Samuel Kelsal Seymour Helman
Oklahoma
William Davis
Connecticut'street
Mr. Davis
Lawrence
Mary Monroe
Senator Harris
Linwood
Ankrom Helps Betty in Range War Plot Rescue
Ankrom rides to the Rafter T to report shooting a gang and to aid Betty Struthers amid a tangled feud over railroad rights. He and Trone discuss past feuds with Sheriff Ratchford, land, water, and a scheme to lure settlers, while Drean’s murder and bluffing paths unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Trone
Kelton
Drean
Betty
Ratchford
Claydell
Weighland
Ankrom
Bing Crosby Gains Star Billing in Movie Contract
Hollywood reports Crosby and his employers signed a clause allowing his name to appear before the title marking star billing. The change comes amid widespread contract violations and superstition about sun exposure affecting publicity and billing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Bing Crosby
Bing
Hollwood
Bette Davis
Gladys Swarthout
Grace
Nora Dora Remarries After Divorce With Tom
A brief note about Dora marrying Tom again after divorce due to unpopularity. Her former male friends fled when she was free to remarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora
Tom
Publishers Syndicate
Radio Programs Night Schedule Across Stations
A dense listing of Saturday evening and Sunday schedule items across WREN KMBC WDAF KMBC and EMBC with orchestras hosts and programs. It lists dance shows jazz bands classical hour slots and weather forecasts from multiple stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internationa
EMBC
Wren
Johnny
WDAF
Fats Waller
Barry Inidy
Wren—Rangere
KMBG
Protecsor
Cugat’s Orch
KMBC
Wren—Fond R
Soi Wicken—Nationa Viewpoints
Woar& Neinnati
ERMBC
Orch
WEA
Otel Muehlebach
Leo Reisman
RMBC
Tommy Dorsey
Riviera Oreh
Nighthawks
Will_ McCune
Perckar
Stitcel
CBC Singers
Winnipes
Memory ‘Lane
WDAH
Marion Tailey
Andre
Phil Cook
Jerry Belcher
Lewisohn
Holcod Playhouse
Manhattan
Walter ‘Winchell
WDAT
Wrenginene
Heidt
Cheerio
Vincent Lopes
Reggie Child
Hobby Lobby
Abe Lyman
H. Henderson
Husk O’hare
Ben Pernie
Husk O'Hare
Bal ‘Tabaren
KKMBC
Henry Gendron
Barcroft
Bratton
Ruth Bryan Rohde
Kansas City Dines
Boake Carter
Pick
Pat
Margaret Speaks
Jerome Kern
Radio Theater
Wayne King
National Radio Porum
Lois Elliman
Burns and
Allen
Henry Busse
Amos
Andy
Rockefeller Center
Grand Terrace
Reggie Childs
Billy Swanson
Dick Jurgen
Hare Muehlebach
Frank Trumbauer
Brooks
Husk Q’hare
Irma Glen
Griff Williams
Ambassador Hotel
Newascast
Film Stars Bound by Clauses Controlling On Set Romance
The article reports on studio contracts restricting couples from appearing together in love scenes. It notes permissions and evasions from stars like Dick Powell, Errol Flynn, Betty Grable, Dorothy Lamour, and others, including a clause banning marriages for a period and an anti hair cutting clause proposed for Lamour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Gladys Frank
Chapman and Grace
Valentin
Perara
Errol Flynn
Patric Knowles
James Dunn
George Brent
Powell
Joan Blondell
Betty Grable
Jackie Coogan
Paramount
Dorothy Lamour
Dorothy
Winnipeg Boy Claims World Model Flight Record
Don McLeod of Winnipeg says his seven pound model airplane flew for a world record run after its disappearance a year ago while at 4,000 feet. The craft was found 35 miles from takeoff with a one-fifth horsepower gasoline engine. Italian fliers claim to have shot down 480 loyalist planes since the start of the Spanish war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Don McLeod
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Cir
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Huxman
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Soil Conservation Service Notes
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Roy Henley
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Moose Lodge
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Park
Moose Orchestra
Love
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Trone
Tom Ratchford
Ratchfords
Slick
Boone Heffle
Ee Claydell
Ankromni
Sheriff
Betty Struthers
Lee
Kelton Drean
Golden Girl
Ankrom Drean
Streeter
Heffle
Bandera
Monay
Claude Callan
Husk Ona Orth
Wren—King’s Jes Wdaf
Hollenden Orch
Art Castle's Orch
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Lawrence, Kansas
Federal Reserve Bank and
Federal Deposit Insurance
Journal-World
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