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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1939
Page
4
Senate Cuts Lending Bill as House Favors Further Slashing
The Senate trims the lending spending bill by 850 million dollars amid House sentiment to kill it outright. Restrictive amendments aim to shield private enterprise and block political contributions. The $475,000 miners union advance linked to John L. Lewis is cited, with doubts about the bill's effectiveness and overall debt impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
John L. Lewis
Democratic Party
Lewis
Congress
Washington
Kansas Textbook on Poultry and Kansas Resources
A neatly designed booklet titled Kansas was prepared by the Kansas poultry industries committee for the seventh World Poultry Congress in Cleveland. It covers poultry growing and marketing in Kansas along with livestock dairying wheat bluestem pastures corn and forage crops mineral wealth transportation industries climate and scenic views plus a slice of Kansas history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas’ Poultry Industries Committee
Cleveland
Poultry Industries Committee
Poultry Congress
Wellsville School Board Adopts Bus Transport Tuition Plan
The Wellsville school board proposes to meet district competition by using two buses to transport students to and from the Wellsville high school. The plan targets tuition competition as districts lure students with transport. The move reflects a broader statewide debate prompting legislative attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsville
Call to it echoed in quiet moment
A brief line notes that someone was called to it and may respond again, hinting at recurring duty or need without detailing events or individuals.
Political Sidelights on Washington in Topeka Capital
Clif Stratton notes liberal factions insist on calling names and using must. Republicans enjoy the moment while Democrats fracture. F D R and T R are described as Rooseveltians. 1940 hints favor Wheeler as a dark horse, with Farley or Garner unlikely picks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clif Stratton
Topeka
WPA Veterans Not Dropped As Congress Acts
WPA will continue with current rolls as orders to drop veterans after eighteen months are cancelled. Full effects of pending congressional action are deferred, postponing anticipated economies. The delay prevents immediate administrative shakeups and disruption to beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Congress
Roosevelt Faces Bait Rejection In Varied Situations
The passage notes President Roosevelt has trouble getting his bait accepted not only when after marlin spearfish but in other situations as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Colorado’s Tourist Trade Painful Tradeoff Over Water
Colorado faces a drought and tight water supply. Officials choose to prioritize the tourist industry, which brings 83 million dollars annually, over farmers who need irrigation water. Eastern slope farmers suffer as mountain reservoirs stay full to protect fishing and recreation profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hars News
Colorado
Denver
Youth Outsmarts Store Trick In Newton Incident
A South store tricked a youth buying cigarettes by presenting a misleading bill of sale. The piece critiques business overhead and hidden taxes as burdens on profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Brother-in-Law Behind Franco's Rise in Spain
London report says Ramon Serrano Suner, Franco's brother-in-law, shapes Spain's future as interior, press and propaganda minister. Suner, head of the Falangists, pushes a Nazi-Italian model while two factions vie for power after the civil war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Franco
Spain
Ramon Serrano Suner
Traditionalists
Falangists
Suner
Germany
Italy
Tarragona
University of
Madrid
Rome
Bologna
Jose Antonio Primo de Rivera
Rivera
Falangist
Saragossa
Zita Pola
Carmen
Cortes
Con
Rience
Jose
Fernando
Count Ciano
Notable quotes on freedom and reform from 1940s leaders
A collection of public remarks by Dr Frank Buchman Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia Dr John Stewart Burgess Yale Dr John P Peters and Rep Roy Woodruff. The statements touch on moral rearmament freedom of speech anti Semitism modernization and government debt in a period of social tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Frank N. Buchman
LaGuardia
Germany
John Stewart Burgess
Temple University
El Dorado Youth Loses Arm in Grinder Accident
Billy Scrivner twenty year old worker at a feed mill suffered the loss of his left arm after being caught in a power belt. He was taken to a Newton hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Dorado
Kan
Billy Scrivner
Newton
Leavenworth County Lake Work To Start Soon
State forestry fish and game commission announced work will begin soon on the Leavenworth county state lake project near Tonganoxie. Also named were the first class of Summerfield Scholars with ten boys listed and 174 men in preliminary exams 19 in finals. Family trips and community notices follow including a pioneer party reenactment and local appointments and births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Leavenworth County
Tonganoxie
Summerfield
Harold Denton
Jewell
Conyers Herring
Parsons
Donald Roney
Marquette
William Bullard
Hutchinson
Burton Power
Salina
Joseph Vogler
Waterville
Hilden Gibson
McPherson
Frederick Wirth
Brewster
Virgil Crow
Coffeyville
Thomas Dil
North College Hill
Lawrence
George Esterly
George A. Esterly
New Jersey Law School
Newwark
Donald E. Kendall
Great Bend
Kendall
Esther Jane Jones
T. Jones
T. H. Chalkley
New York City
Marcella
John Burt Holmes
War news and market outlook amid early 20th century reports
Thirty years after declarations of war the London front is massing armies while actual clashes are not yet registered. Chicago wheat markets show instability with a nine cent rise and four cent fall in successive days. Water plant pumps start, wells tested in North Lawrence, and residents plan extended visits with several regional residents traveling between Chicago Topeka and St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Chicago
Altho
North
Lawrence
Cary Levy
Abe Levy
Lake Harbor
Mich
George QC
Julia Simons
Blackfoot
Ida
Ventriloquist Involved In Fatal Charlotte Wreck Scene
At a Charlotte scene of a severe car crash July 31 a ventriloquist voice echoed from a ditch as police and bystanders worked the wreck. The speaker was later identified only as the ventriloquist and was not named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
Salina Official Dies at 78 in Kansas City
Salina Kansas July 3 UP City Commissioner M L Mitchell 78 died here Saturday from a heart affliction. A retired assistant postmaster and former Salina school board member he suffered a heart attack weeks earlier while visiting son Herbert H Mitchell in San Francisco Calif The widow a son Walter R Mitchell two daughters Mrs F E McCollister Blackwell Okla and Miss Helen Mitchell Salina survive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kan
M. L. Mitchell
Unclothed Reference Complaint Shocks Arkansas City
Police investigated a report of a naked child found in a yard. A 2 year old Black baby was found unclothed. the mother promised no repetition. No further details given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Kan
Surprise party honors Miss Ida Steele before move
Miss Ida Steele was surprised by a group of young people last night and will depart tomorrow for Zuni New Mexico to resume work at the Indian school there. Mrs Loren Hunter entertained the Helianthus club today. In Topeka forty three life certificates were issued by the State Superintendent of Public Instruction including Miss Mary E Brown and Miss Orpha G Kight of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Steele
Notable Local Figures and Events From Forty Years Ago
Professional cards list physicians and a dentist among local names. Rev Betts preaches at First Methodist, Sears receives Clara Barton Red Cross letter, Augusta Flintom hosts friends, Hazen builds a new Ohio Adam residence, Innes travels with Weiser to Galveston New York and Canada, children die of membranous croup, Olive Brock returns from California National Teachers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Cahill
M.D
F. D. Morse
M. D
Edward Bumgardner
D.D.S
C. J. Simmons
E. Smith
A. B Sellards
S. E. Betts
Kansas City
First Methodist Church
W. H. Sears
Clara Barton
Red Cross
Kansas City Journal
Augusta Flintom
William C. Hazen
Ohio
Adam
Innes
Galveston
New York
Canada
Weiser
Wichita
Olive Brock
California
National Teachers Association
Brune brothers install sprinkler irrigation on Douglas county farm
On the Brune brothers farm near Lake View in Douglas county a new sprinkler system replaces ditch irrigation to water rye wheat Sudan grass and expanding cabbage fields. The 18 acre cabbage plot nears maturity without irrigation while six acres on level ground are flooded. A 1 000 gallon per minute well and a 670 gallon per minute pump power the system enabling up to 16 sprinklers with water supplied from a portable unit built from an old car and a used eight cylinder motor. The brothers plan to expand irrigation across more land as drought protection and market prospects improve in eastern Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Brune Brothers
Lake View
American Butter Company
Brunes
Albert
Wesley Brune
Readers Help The Journal World Deliver Classified Results
Classified page boosts reader engagement with the Journal World, delivering targeted notices and ads. Readers submit requests and get prompt placements, with timely updates across sections.
Love Triangle at Pensacola Wings and Wedding T
Linda faces a moral conflict between love and friendship as she contemplates an affair with Jimmy Cooper while accompanying Marcia to a wedding at Pensacola. The scene reveals Navy life, cadet tensions, and Linda’s resolve to return home without hurting Marcia, setting up a dramatic continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Storm
Marcia King
Jimmy Cooper
Pensacola
George Cameron
Linda
Marcia
Jimmy
Navy
Water temperature and hydration in hot weather
The Family Doctor notes that eight glasses of water daily support hydration in heat and that warm water satisfies thirst as well as ice water. Large amounts of very cold drinks can cause temporary stomach cramps, but no major health danger exists. Ice is uncommon outside the United States and chilling drinks is a habit rather than a health requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Radio Stations Evening Schedule July 31 to Aug 1
Radio listings show WREN KMBC and WDAF programs across 5:30 to midnight with musical orchestras led by Orrin Tucker Natl Radio Forum and The Shadow plus Blondie and Amos n Andy. Weather forecasts and newscasts appear late night while various dance orchestras perform throughout the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Ricardo’s
KMBC
Buck Rogers
WDAF
Jimmy Allen
Science
Newacast
Order of Adventurers
Accent
AL Pearce
Richard Crooks
Hollywood
I. Q
Nat’l
Guy Lombardo
Horace Heidt
KEMBC
Grant Park
Blondie
Barry Winton
Orch
Amos
Andy
Fred Waring
Ben Bernie
St. Regis
Glenn Miller
Eme
Daf—Hotel
Edison Orch
Raibe
Ian Garber
Orrin Tucker
Ella Fitzgerald
Ted Weem
WW de Pannelvania Orch
Lee Shelly
Tony Cabot
Moonbeams
All Marsho
Herbie Kay
Ray Kinney
MMBC
Fulton Oursler
Bob Crosby
Alec Templeton
Mort Lewis
Hal Kemp
Nmr
KNBC
Doris Rhodes
Walt
Wren—Nobel
N’ Andy
Shep Fields
Leasy Aces
Keca
Carlos Molina
Pedro de Leon
Bunny Berrigan
Valley Chapel Ice Cream Social and Local Notices
Valley Chapel invites all to an ice cream social on Wednesday evening August 2 in the church yard with a program and homemade treats. Various local residents are noted visiting, picnics, and a public sale on Thursday August 3 at 10 oclock as Mrs. O O Eudaly moves to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Chapel Christian I Endeavor Society
Valley Chapel Church
Sores
F. J. Bucheim
Topeka
Fred Gray
Gray
John Dunn
Elizabeth
Tonganoxie
State Lake
Roy Curtis
Grover Boehm
Olathe
Charlie Sanders
Fred
Kansas City
N. Fo Thome
O. O. Eudaly
Mrs. Eudaly
Walter Thome
Phillips Petroleum Company
Kan
Neal Banks
George Markley
Markley
Five Weeks Confinement After Leg Injury Noted
A resident has been confined to home for five weeks with a broken leg just above the ankle and is now able to move about slightly with crutches. The article lists numerous visits from relatives and friends including Mrs. Sick of Kansas City and Mrs. Mary Thome, with social activities such as a birthday party for Eva and a Jelly Stitchers club meeting. Several families from Lawrence Topeka and nearby towns are mentioned as visiting or hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sick
Kansas City
Mary. Thome
Cora
Myrtle Colbeen
Lawrence
Charlie Sanders
William
Beta Banks
Charles and Lloyd Shack
Eva
Marvin Bond
Allen
California
Roy Puckett
Roy Curtis
Shirley DeWitt
Robert Wilson
Eldon Ulrich
Billy
Topeka
W. J. Curtis
Ralph Tucker
Charlotte Longanecker
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lillie Puckett
Valley Grove
Stevens
Agnes
Near Baldwin Junction
John Dunn
Eligaeth
Nieder
Jelly Stitchers Club
Marvin Bond and Allen
Are
Neal Banks
Buchefm
Fred Gray
Little John Gray
John Banks
Mrs
Neal Banka
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Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
West
Michigan
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Baltimore Ave
St. Louis
Star
Detroit
General Motors
Atlanta
Walton
Bill
Kansas Textbook
Agin
F.D.R
T. R
T.R
Garner
Farley
Wheeler
Servative
Gil Robles
France
Burgos
John P. Peters
Yale
Roy O. Woodruff
Republican
Leah Gaskill
San Mateo
Cal
F. C. Allen
Cabool
F. W. Hosford
Virginia
Lincoln
Neb
Wesley and
Kaw Valley
Chapter
Mrs. King
Brooks
Mother of the Fleet
Marcia Ties
NEA Service. Inc
U. S. Pat
OFP
Dr. Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Valley Chapel
Sneegas
Banks
Lawrence Clearing House Association
Journal-World
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