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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1935

Page

3

Borah Takes Lead In Constitutional Change Debate

Washington reports Borah urges a people driven constitutional amendment as Senate and AFL leaders debate federal power under emergency, while Norris backs a constitutional amendment stripping courts of power. Roosevelt watches White House stance amid 1936 platform talk. Borah claims proposed amendment would vest legislative power with Congress and future executive departments.

Washington Cpr Roosevelt NRA Borah R.ida Supreme Court Norris R.-Neb Council of War American Federation of Labor William Green Borah United States Johnson Richberg Tugwell Gen Madison Jefferson Congress of the Ee Ag

Faulconer to Head Kansas Bar Association

Albert Faulconer of Arkansas City was elected president of the Kansas State Bar Association for the coming year at the close of the convention in Topeka. Other officers named include John S. Dawson as vice president W E Stanley as secretary and James Norton as treasurer. Executive committee members elected were E A Flood R T O'Neil Austin N Cowen and J M Platt Junction City. Delegates chosen to the national meeting in Los Angeles are O Neil Stanley and George Siefkin with Wichita. The 1936 convention will be in Wichita.

Topeka Albert Faulconer Arkansas City Kansas State Bar Association John S. Dawson W. E. Stanley Wichita James Norton E. A. Flood Hays R. T. O'Neil Toneka Austin N

Evelyn Laye Stars In Evensong At The Patee

Evelyn Laye sings and acts through Evensong a British made film based on the life of a leading opera singer who abandons romance to advance her career The picture moves slowly until near the end and traces the singer through aging periods as younger stars gain favor The second half of the double bill features Wheeler and Woolsey and Spanky McFarland in Kentucky Kernels production notes contrast with the main feature.

Evelyn Laye Wheeler and Woolsey McFarland Kentucky Kernels

Present More Bibles for Public Use in Lawrence

Bibles were placed Sunday in Lawrence Memorial hospital and at the Fairfax and Word hotels as Gideon volunteers completed a two week campaign begun at the state Gideon convention. Services were held with remarks by Rev. N H Huffman and others praising the Bible, its influence, and its comfort for patients and the public.

Lawrence Gideons Lawrence Memorial Hospital Fairfax and Word N. H. Huffman Lawrence Ministerial Alliance W. O. Nelson Miss Landis Memorial Hospital C. E. Tatum Fairfax Hotel Seth Slaughter Gideon Organization C. L. Ford Kansas City Kan DeSoto Wood Hotel A. J. Miller W. C. McConnell Germany America Gideon O. L. Ford Henry F. Draper Gideons of Kansas

Handle Traffic Cases Before Judge Learnard This Morning

Traffic violation cases in police court were disposed of by Police Judge Oscar Learnard this morning. Walter Scott, charged with speeding, pled not guilty and his trial is set for Monday June 10. G Ransdall, charged with speeding Friday, was fined five dollars. Melvin Meinke, charged with parking a truck over eighteen feet long after sunset, was fined two dollars with a stay granted. Eugene Wanamaker was excused for a noisy muffler. Clarence James was excused for parking in a restricted zone.

Oscar Learnard Walter Scott G. Ransdall Melvin Meinke Eugene Wanamaker Louisiana Street

In Caliente Musical at Granada Studio

Warner Brothers presents a Busby Berkeley directed musical at the Granada featuring Pat O Brien Dolores Del Rio and Edward Everett Horton. A New York editor travels to Agua Caliente to sober up and falls for Del Rio while she seeks revenge after a past panning. Supporting cast includes Leo Carrillo Phil Reagan and Glenda Farrell with lively dance ensembles and the hit song The Girl in Red. Cinecolor cartoon The Headless Horseman screens with a Todd Kelly comedy.

Ned Warner Brothers Busby Berkeley Warren Dubin Caliente New York Pat O’brien Agua Caliente Edward Everett Horton O’brien Dolores del Rio Vel Leo Carrillo Phil Reagan Glenda Farrell Girl In Red Late News Todd-Kelly the Headless Horseman Mexico Sunrise Pleasure Paradise Warner, Bros

Dean Burdick to Attend Annapolis Exercises

Dr. William L. Burdick dean of Kansas Law will attend the United States Naval Academy graduating exercises in Annapolis on June 6. His grandson Robert S. Burdick will receive an ensign’s commission, selected by Senator Arthur Capper. Robert, 22, ranked among ten top cadets, will join USS Houston in July, then study at KU law and later summer in Martha’s Vineyard.

William L. Burdick School of Law University of Kansas Annapolis United States Naval Academy R. U Burdick Michigan Naval Academy Young Burdick Academy U.S. S. Houston San Francisco Lawrence K. U Martha’s Vineyard Island Massachusett’s

Free band classes open at Lawrence Memorial high school

Under the direction of C B E Sawhill a free instrumental school starts Wednesday June 5 at Lawrence Memorial High School. Children must bring their own instrument and enroll by 8 730 Wednesday morning. An advanced class is available for previous participants. Mr Sawhill says the program offers a great chance to play band or orchestra instruments. Lessons are free to enrollees.

C. B E. Sawhill Lawrence Memorial High School Sawhill

Oread Training School Plans June 4 Commencement

The twenty third annual commencement exercises of the Oread Training School will be held Tuesday evening June 4 in Fraser theater at 8 o'clock. An error in Saturday's Journal World had shown the time as 3 o'clock.

Oread Oread Training School Fraser Theater Journal- World

Local greetings and family notices from Glenn area

Mrs. George Chiles and sons Vernon and Duane of Lecompton, with Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Glenn, visited the Gilbert Henry family at Big Springs on Wednesday. Irene Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Brown, had a tonsillectomy in Lawrence with Dr. W. O. Nelson and remained at Memorial Hospital before moving to the Elbert Robison home. If well, Irene and her mother plan to return home Saturday. Frank Bostwick of Lynden Washington, Mrs. Martha Fulton, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Eyth and daughters Leola and Doris Dean of Topeka, stayed with H. F. Fulton and Arlette Fulton on Thursday. Bostwick, retired as a man carried June 1, and his wife will spend the summer with Kansas relatives. Many local residents visited Lecompton cemeteries and others on Decoration Day. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dammen hosted dinner Sunday for their seventh birthday observance.

George Chiles Vernon and Duane Lecompton Cyrus Glenn Gilbert Henry Big Springs Irene Brown Will Brown Lawrence W. O. Nelson Miss Brown Memorial Hospital Elbert Robison Frank Bostwick Lynden Wash Martha Fulton L. E. Eyth Leola Doris Dean Topeka H. F. Fulton Arlette

Birthday cakes and guests honor Selch family gathering

A Stull family birthday gathering featured two birthday cakes with candles for William Robert Selch and guests including Ruth Selch and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Selch. Music at Glennchapel Sunday was by Ada and Sara Pearl Atkinson with their mother assisting, and Rev Atkinson delivered a sermon. Relatives learned of Cleo Burch’s death in Brookfield Missouri on Wednesday evening May 29.

William Robert Selch Stull Ruth Selch Frank Selch Omer Huddleston Mae Jean Damm Henry Damm Glennchapel Ada Sara Pearl Atkinson Whispering Hope Atkinson Cleo Burch Brookfield

Nurses' School Planned by Lawrence P T A

The Lawrence Parent-Teachers association sponsors a Red Cross nurses school for junior high girls. City nurse Miss Ruby Fairbairn and school nurse Miss Electa Kindlesperger will lead. Enrollment 10 a m Tuesday June 4 at the old high school, Ninth and Kentucky. No charge. Sessions cover 30 hours, meeting twice weekly. Further plans to be announced after enrollment.

Lawrence

Bride of Frankenstein Review at the Dickinson Theater

The Bride of Frankenstein lacks the shock of the original but again stars Boris Karloff as the monster. The film follows Frankenstein and Pretorius as they create a mate, with the monster’s violent edge and a hermit’s teaching adding fear. Cast includes Karloff, Colin Clive, Elsa Lanchester, Ango Connor, and Valerie Hobson. Two men, Leo Norcross and Byron Elm, were sentenced to 30 days but paroled by Judge Leonard in police court.

Altho Boris Karloff Frankenstein Dr. Frankenstein Dr. Pretorious Karloff Colin Clive Elsa Lanchester Ang O Connor Valerie Hobson Eich Apnea Toe Oscar Learnard Leo Norcross Seventh Street Byronelm

Local memories and visits noted in Brookfield and Topeka

Burch family ties surface with Jennie Burch of Brookfield mentioned alongside Glenn community reminiscences. In Topeka, Mrs H O Morris and children and Mrs H F Fulton were noted visitors, while Fort Bragg near Fayetteville, North Carolina is described as the largest artillery post in the United States.

Burch Jennie Burch Brookfield Glenn Community H. O. Morris H. F. Fulton Topeka Fort Bragg Fayetteville N. C United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

The V.F.W Alford-Clarke Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Business College Ady C. E. Learnard Thia Granada Dean Burdick C. E. Sawhill Kes Glenn and Vicinity Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson W. G. Fields Patee Mighty Pictures Evelyn Mary Carlisle Spanky Nurse’s School Lawrence P.T. A Dickinson Todd and Kelley Mammoth Jayhawk Theatre Edward Arnold John Miljan Woah Beery William Hurlbut Max Kimmich Johannes Brandt Joseph Than Carl Laemmier Jr Karl Freund Carl Laemmie Universal With Horton and Oliver Buck Jones Gardon of Ghost City Oswald Will Rogers Thomas Richard Maile Bruce Cabot
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