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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1935
Page
4
The article notes voters rallying to the polls in Germany and Kansas politics under Wilson’s banner. Lardner leads Kansas Democratic campaigns while avoiding power, and forecasters show cautious predictions about economic trends. It highlights fears in government circles over a new tree belt potentially being washed out by floods.
A Washington correspondent notes split among new dealers on where to test the NRA ruling. Democrats discuss a constitutional rewrite as Roosevelt seeks a remedy, while voters weigh the danger to welfare and the republic. France forms a new cabinet under Fernand Bouisson to halt gold outflows.
Earl Griffith of Manhattan will serve as the works progress administrator for Kansas under a new relief fund setup. John G. Stutz remains executive director of relief but will hold a reduced role. Kansas Democrats pressed for a Democrat in charge of relief expenditures to curb political influence.
Fort Scott lawyer Hubert Lardner who died this week was credited with coining the slogan He Kept Us Out of War used in Wilsons 1916 campaign. The piece notes the slogan helped keep Wilson in the White House as the nation moved toward the war after his second inauguration.
In the old home town Mrs. B J Horton and daughters depart for Pittsburgh then Porto Rico after visiting sister Mrs L L Phillips Misses Alice and Elizabeth Sherbon head to Boulder for the summer Thomas R Marshall Indiana wartime VP under Wilson dies in Washington of a heart attack C S Corbett KU geology professor joins Standard Oil Co as chief geologist in Dutch East Indies Corbett to depart next month with wife and baby A G Wilson opens Wilson Laundry at 18th and Connecticut Mrs Penchard injured in Buick rollover near Des Moines en route to La Grange Mr and Mrs Penchard left for Indiana C A Smart and Caroline Smart host four tables of bridge for Miss Alice Griesa and Maurice Crane wedding plans Mr and Mrs W H Jackson host birthday dinner Marguerite Reinisch heads to New York City to live there
Twenty five years ago on Saturday June 1 the KU board had not yet acted on Dean Hoxie’s resignation from the medical school at Rosedale. Charter members of the Kansas Delta Sigma Rho fraternity included H Clay Marks and others from Lawrence. The Lawrence Railway Co. leased Haskell pasture for an amusement park with a race track and facilities to follow. Hetzel and daughter plan to attend a wedding in Leavenworth.
Forty years ago a note recalls weddings and social events in Lawrence and surrounding towns. Licenses issued for Clarence Dreyer and Zella Strong. E W Pontius relocates to Salmon City Idaho. Celebrations include a golden wedding of Rev. and Mrs. A M Richardson with guests from Tonganoxie Linwood Ottawa and Lawrence.
Dr Iago Galdston reports medical opinion rejects injection therapy for hernia as unsafe. Historical notes cite Hunter and Velpeau experiments, but modern surgery favors repair by a trained surgeon to minimize tissue injury and risk. The article also mentions a shrine program postponed due to heavy rains affecting Leavenworth activities.
Alison Rede thwarts Daphne Somers as she fears losing her connection with Guy Western. After a tense night with her father Robert, Alison discovers a second hand pendant and grapples with Daphne’s meddling, a costly London house plan, and a looming lunchtime with Guy that could reveal her secret feelings. The chapter ends with Alison running away with Guy.
A whimsical dialogue unfolds as Willy Nilly and other animal characters discuss guests from Indians, a tepee left behind, and plans to turn it into a private meadow. The group weighs sharing gifts, gathering food, and tending to a pond while Cubs crave snacks and bears plan trades and repairs.
Rip tells to get started and heads out for a walk while Willy Nilly bids him farewell and wishes him a hungry supper. The segment ends with the note Monday Mrs. Quacka Entertains.
From Cleveland Mrs. Henry P Livran defies neighbors defending her 31 dogs saying they honor three generations of an Irish terrier that woke her during a house fire. In Lumberton North Carolina a man fled after his relative was fatally shot when bloodhounds flushed a suspect. In Chicago a custody case ends with alimony set at six dollars weekly as judges hear a baby beer question but take no position.
The Permanent Wave Shop at 943 Massachusetts Street will host an open house on Monday June 3 at 5:00 PM. Owner Mrs. Bernice Swope promotes its modern equipment and 14 individual booths for hair cutting facials makeup permanent waving shampooing and hairdressing with six trained operators. She also runs Palace Beauty and Barber Shop since 1930.
The Duke of Kent’s marriage to Princess Marina boosts Prince Nicholas of Greece as a rising artist. A private showing at an Old Bond Street gallery drew London’s elite, with works selling from 50 to 250 dollars, boosting reputation and income.
A family gathering was held Sunday at the home of Mrs Mamie Ridgway in honor of her brother Ben Ridgway of Seguin, Texas. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Dale Redgway and son of Winchester and Mr and Mrs Raul Ridgway and others mentioned.
A dense schedule lists radio programs on KMBC WDAF WREN WNAF and other stations for Saturday and Sunday June 2 3:30 to 1:57 with orchestras bands vocalists variety shows and newscasts featuring Grace Hayes Enric Madriguera and Henry King plus sport and weather updates and multiple hours of orchestras and merry programs across stations.
The community notes numerous graduation visits and travel from Lansing, Kansas City, Ottawa, and Lawrence. Attendees include Mrs. India Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Browne, Mrs. Arthur McAfee, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Blosson, Miss Marguerite Russett, Miss Charlotte Russett, Mrs. Orville Dick, Maxine Dick, and many others. The Rev. Carter Harrison spoke at commencement and several locals are cited for moves, visits, and organizational changes in the Eastern Star district.
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