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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1933
Page
4
A long, rambling column mixes postal lines with biblical verse and a Midwest reporter's take on rising business trends. It surveys Congress frictions with Roosevelt's secretary, Pretty Boy Floyd headlines, California influx, and Kansas City kidnapping coverage ethics.
Reports say aviator Mattern, missing on a world flight, reappeared in Moscow after detouring via an island off Norway and Oslo. He started strong but weather and course deviations challenge a record claim as Western Kansas endures temperatures over 100 degrees signaling summer heat.
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. M. Athey a group gathered for a Woodlawn Park picnic before their move to West Virginia. Mrs. Nelle C. Cox and children and Mrs. Jessie C. Kork plan to settle in Los Angeles. Lindquist writes The Red Man in the United States, praising G B Lindquist of Haskell as a leading Indian authority. Fugate Faris wedding at 1810 Tennessee Street with Rev Bleck officiating and a Great Lakes honeymoon planned. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Roper relocate to Fort Pierce Florida, and Mrs. E. L. Griffin travels to St Louis and Washington for summer.
Forty five friends gathered at 927 Louisiana street to bid farewell to Prof and Mrs C H Watson after seven years of service at the Methodist church. Rev Minnie Beers presented a gift on behalf of the group recognizing their help and inspiration to church and Sunday school.
Clement Perkins suffered a painful accident Tuesday after colliding with a dog while riding his motorcycle. He was thrown and dragged on the pavement, skinning his arm and injuring his right wrist. The report notes frequent dogs on Massachusetts street and a lack of police action to curb the nuisance.
Ed C. Little will send the University a mummy from Egypt. University Annual publishers face a $200 deficit. Mr. and Mrs. L Bullene depart for Chicago. Bullene resigns from Lawrence National Bank for a lengthy summer absence. Prof. L L Dyche reports his fair exhibit attracting crowds at the Kansas building. Several local residents depart for the Worlds Fair in Chicago for visits and duties.
Kansas history notes the 1897 wheat harvest begins in Cowley County with expected yields from 50 to 60 bushels per acre.
AP notes mix of brief items: UK president McVey questioned in exam. Dowell’s prison writing leads to book contract. Wisconsin bill would require butter and cheese portions in public meals. Mrs Mary B Shulthis dies at 71 in Kansas City with survivors listed.
Cyrus H. K. Curtis, Philadelphia publisher, was reported weaker at his Wyncote home after more than a year of heart trouble and aging infirmities.
In a crumbling hotel mystery, Sue Tally and detective David Lorn pursue a tangled plot to seize a token that proves Sue’s identity to her brother and unlocks a vast fortune. With a murderer, abduction threats, and secret hiding spots, the trio confront suspicions about the Lovschiems, a priest, and a perilous conspiracy as a dangerous night unfolds.
In a whimsy scene Judge Black Tow presides as Christopher Columbus Crow pleads for freedom from taming. Willy Nilly argues the crow should keep his feathers and pine tree home, appealing for fair treatment in this village court before the gathered animal audience.
A study notes that five minutes with a running car in a closed garage can render the air deadly and claims adults in New York show 1 to 3 percent of hemoglobin bound by carbon monoxide. It warns that symptoms may begin when one-fifth of hemoglobin is bound, signaling physiological disturbance.
Mr and Mrs J T Howard dined Tuesday with Mr and Mrs W E Johnson of Lona Star and visited at the D W Anderson home and Washington creek cemetery. Lois Gerald, Tommy and Vernon McGee joined Jas Carel kin east of Lawrence and Miss Ruth Cowles visited Fred Cowles Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs J T Howard with Gerald and Vernon McGee visited Floyd Nisely family in Fairview Thursday. Bellview 4 H club met at Fred Gawles home for their monthly meeting. Mrs H W Marshall and Patricia Ann Esther Johnson Ruth Ruth McClintock Lois Gerald McGee Chester Howard and Mrs Ghas Rumsey of Lawrence called on Ellen Bowman during the past week. Lois McGee visited Elnor Jones of Vinland Monday. Guy Howard attended a Sunday school convention in Coffeyville from Vinland from Tuesday evening to Friday. Mrs Mabel Jordan and baby returned to Beloit after visiting B C Day home.
Ottawa Kansas residents greet the high school orchestra returning from Chicago after winning a national music contest. Several hundred in a public gathering, a parade led by the American Legion corps, and a crowd of several thousand celebrate the victory.
Advertising copy stating excess acid causes ulcers and heartburn and promoting Dr Emil's Ad la Tablets from Rickerd Stowite Drug Co as a quick remedy for acid conditions indigestion and sour stomach with bold claims and urged use.
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