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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1935
Page
7
A mixed item set lists multiple autos for sale including a '24 Chevrolet coupe and a '26 Dodge sedan with multiple private offers and contact numbers. Also noted are DeSotosport roadster and 1931 DeLuxe Ford coach ads. The markets section covers grain futures, livestock bids, eggs and butter prices, and Kansas City and Chicago commodity notes, with detailed price ranges and open interest figures.
Traders weighed President views on the NRA ruling as stocks showed mixed action. Transfers reached about 700000 shares while grains fell to season lows in Chicago. Cotton steadied after a Friday slide as bonds and equities diverged and commodities fluctuated.
In Denver the desk sergeant notes "Mary Doe, 8, residence unknown" with a golden curl tale, but detective Sam Finnie deduces the child is a boy name Bob by Lanteen. The incident ends as a father identifies the child and a separate Berkeley story recalls UC class of 1916 insuring 25 members to gift $10,518 to the university.
Reports from Quetta India set off martial law as relief work pressed on after a devastating quake. Hospitals collapsed and floods worsened the scene with corpses burned to prevent disease. European victims, including 44 RAF guards, numbered in the hundreds among the dead.
Report describes three tremors overnight with the strongest lasting a full minute. Quetta’s population of 60,000 swelled as refugees from the lowlands arrived to escape heat, while arriving physicians, nurses, supplies and repair crews rushed to aid survivors.
High Prairie Mr and Mrs Ed S Heaston Helen and Robert and Mrs Reece Swimley left for Phillipsburg Tuesday morning to visit Mrs Boland and George. They returned Friday. On their way out they encountered high water in western Kansas and detoured as far north as Nebraska. Robert and June Williams visited at the Lloyd Schleifer home in Lawrence Thursday and Friday. The neighborhood has two high school graduates: Leland Ulrich from Lawrence High and John Newman from Vinland High. The Hopewell Country club was entertained at Mrs Leonard Whitted in Bald win Thursday afternoon. Twenty members, three guests and six children attended. guests were Mrs Hardtaker Lenora Williams and Mrs Draper. Mrs Draper was added to the membership roll. The program featured an article about Presidents wives by Mrs W W Vaughn and readings by Mrs Fleshman. A handkerchief shower was given to Mrs Carrie Williams who is leaving. Delights refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be June 6 with Mrs Ada Williams.
Mrs. Frank Gleason and her children Dorothy and Harold visit her parents in Morganville. The Douglas County Tegner Union quarterly meeting is set for June 6 at Holcom's Grove, featuring a Dare A style program for entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Puckett were Sunday dinner guests of Dan Johanning.
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