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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1939
Page
4
Unknown Author Critiques Royal Visit Etiquette
A writer denounces U S government efforts to entertain visiting royalty. He argues Americans should greet King George and Queen with ordinary introductions and handshakes, not curtsies, insisting monarchy clashes with democratic ideals and traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Britain
England
United States
George
Washington
Choice of Camps for St Louis Refugees
The 907 Jewish refugees aboard the German steamer St Louis receive temporary asylum from Cuba with the condition to enter the Isle of Pines concentration camps. Many see this as a grim but preferable option to returning to Germany while hoping to reach the United States later. American sentiment favors allowing entry rather than sending them back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Isle of Pines
Germany
Cuba
Altho
New World
United States
Moscow's Rejection Delays British Defensive Pact
Moscow appears to reject the British invitation mainly to avoid broad publicity from a speech of refusal. While offering some details, Soviet leaders largely agree in principle with the defense proposal as beneficial to both sides. Negotiations continue with a hope for success as Soviet aims include checking the German eastward drive before reaching Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Service Chancellor Lindley Warns College Men to Guard Masses
Field for Service Chancellor Lindley states to Washburn College graduating class that college men must protect the masses from demagogues and utopians. He describes a field not closed to all but one where they may render distinguished services in the coming years. Bearing on that issue is a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindley’s
Washburn College
Washington correspondent warns of generous pension promises in 1940
The piece discusses the possibility that the administration may push lavish age pension pledges for the 1940 campaign. It notes a Kansas-like pattern where election promises lead to legislation of questionable merit. It warns that funding such promises with public money risks serious national consequences and urges careful testing of those pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt Third Term Talk Sparks Democratic Debate
A national discussion unfolds over a possible third term for Franklin D Roosevelt. Secretary Ickes defends the idea and White implies caution, arguing no one can endure twelve more years of White House strain. The issue centers on electing the president versus risking an accidental, untested successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Ickes
Democratic Party
William Allen White
Franklin Roosevelt
White House
Alf Landon Fishing Trip Sparks Political Forecast Talk
Alf Landon plans a fishing trip with Vermont’s governor but forecasters read political meaning into the outing. Analysts speculate on potential impact on the 1940 campaign, while some observers treat such predictions with undue seriousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf Landon
Vermont
Alf
Harvest Rains on Kansas Wheat Prices Slight Margin Squeeze
Harvest moves north along Kansas border as traders eye first carload price in Wichita at 74 and a half cents per bushel. Farmers seek dollar wheat for substantial margins. 75 cent level deemed too low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Wichita
Graduation Gift Gap Echoes in Hutchinson News
Jack Harris laments in the Hutchinson News that past graduates received modest keepsakes like neckties and silver plated mechanical pencils while today’s ceremonies seem to promise a 10,000 mile joint commencement trip, a symbol of broader expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Harris
Hutchinson News
Jubilant Washington Dealers Toast Debt Speech
Reported new Washington dealers celebrate the presidents debt handling in a recent speech to retailers. The account recalls the line Think nothing of it Starbeams and notes a high state of jubilation among the sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
n_Starbeams
Lawrence youths sign up for summer playground work
Melvin Griffin announces 188 Lawrence boys and girls enrolled for summer playground jobs. Kurt Riesen, from Halstead, graduates with perfect grades and heavy athletic load. Local civic notes cover school staff changes and upcoming travels by Maude Elliott Nellie Evans and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Melvin Griffin
Kurt Riesen
Kurt
Halstead
Maude Elliott
Southwest High School
Kansas City
Sam Elliott
Nellie Reese Evans
Kancas City
Northwest
Alaska
California
Park Hetzel
Marion Lawrence
Eldridge Hotel
Glen Corel
Los Angeles
Cal
Trousseau
Robert Rowlands and Sons
Columbus
D. L. Rowlands
Robert Rowlands
Escaped Inmates Recaptured at Leavenworth
Two female inmates who escaped by sawing through bars at the women's state industrial farm were recaptured in Kansas City. The fugitives are Juanita Barnett, 34, from Sedgwick County, and Helen Tipton, 39, from Nemaha County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Women’s‘state Industrial Farm
Kansas City
Juanita’ Barnett
Sedgwick County
Helen Tipton
Nemaha County
Hague Will Obey Rulings On Court Decision
Jersey City June 6 A Hague spokesman said the Democratic mayor and his administration will obey implicitly the Supreme Court ruling that Hague violated constitutional rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Jersey City
N. J
Frank Hague
United States Supreme Court
Understanding the rise and scope of psychiatry
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how psychiatry has grown into a major medical specialty. He discusses incidence then clarifies that rising hospital numbers reflect longer lifespans and better diagnosis rather than a pure increase in mental disease. Early detection and prevention in childhood are stressed to reduce future mental trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Four Kansas 4-H Winners Head to National Encampment
Four Kansas 4-H club members Helen Woodward Topeka Martha Wreath Manhattan Charles Hoyt Junction City and Maurice Francis St John win trips to the national encampment in Washington from June 15 to 21. They may be accompanied by State Leader M H Coe and Assistant Leader Mabel Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kan
Washington
East
Helen Woodward
Topeka
Martha Wreath
Charles Hoyt
Junction City
Maurice Francis
St. John
M. H. Coe
Mabel Smith
Governor Payne Ratner Fishing Trip Reveals Poor Waters
Governor Payne Ratner’s Ozarks excursion yielded only travel by car and boat as heavy rains raised river levels, preventing any fishing. He plans more weekend trips this summer instead of a longer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
UPI
Payne Ratner
Ozarks
Missouri
Kansas Farmers Union Suite Dismissed by Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court dismissed today for want of a substantial federal question an appeal by the Kansas Farmers Union Roy alty company and the Flag Oil company challenging a Kansas Supreme Court ruling that canceled deeds granting mineral rights on Scott county land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Kansas Farmers Union Royalty Company
Flag Oil Company
Scott County
Kansas Supreme Court
Murder at Duke Martin's: Mary Franklins Arrest Revealed
In a tense sequence from chapter XXIV, Mary Franklin is arrested for Duke Martin's murder after Ladd accuses her of covering for Clem Shirley. Detective Jim Chase questions her while editor Ladd pushes a sensational Gazette lead. Mary insists on her innocence as the case unfolds amid a citywide media frenzy.
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Mary
Franklin—society
Duke Martin
Janice French
Jim Shirley
Playboy
Ladd
Clem Shirley
Martin
Fenelon
Mary Franklin
Feneloni
Gazette
Jim Chase
Chase
Miss Franklin
Lafayette Street
Peter’s
the Gazette
Crosswell
Night City
Society
Fifth Avenue
The
Murray Hill
John Burden
East 37Th Street
Jack Burden
Obituary: Carl William Niebrugge Dies at 56 in 1939 Nebraska
Carl William Niebrugge born August 22 1882 in Talmage Nebraska died May 30 1939 after long illness. He lived in Idalia and Globe areas and served on local school township store and telephone boards. Survived by wife Bertha Haas three children Martha Karl Milton six sisters two brothers and many relatives. Funeral conducted by Rev Walter Ricker with hymns Jesus Cares A City Four Square I'm A Pilgrim.
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Carl William Niebrugge
Talmage
Neb
Henry Niebrugge
Minnie Kicker Niebrugge
Idalia
Colo
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Henry Paulsen
Worden
Bertha Haas
Sophia Haas
Globe
Karl
Martha
Milton
St. John Evangelical Church
Home
Kansas City
Lottié Paulsen
Burr
Nebr
Carolyn Paulsen
Unadilla
Alvina Haas
Lincoln
Matilda Holke
Topeka
Kan
Minnie Wellman
Syracuse
Emma Riensche
Salem
Ore
Huron
August Niebrugge
Johnson
Walter Ricker
Omaha
City Four Square
Mary Hammond
Henry Seele
Lucas Fleer
Orville Elm
Walter Jeéhle
Conrad Gastrock
Fred Lutz
MS in Bottle Wins Job for Tech Graduate
John A. West Jr of Chicago, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology graduate, sent 81 sea themed notes by mail to seek work. Replies poured in from firms nationwide and he chose a Philadelphia advertising agency to join after graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Cambridge
Mass
Philadelphia
John A. West, Jr
Chicago
Massachusetts ‘Institute of ‘Technology
West
U. S
Going away this summer Journal-World at vacation address
Readers are urged to have the Journal-World mailed to a vacation address this summer. The notice advertises delivery for a per month charge of forty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights June 5 to 7
Newspaper listing of radio programs for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Entries include show times, station call letters, and performers such as WREN WDAF KMBC and KMBC bands, orchestras, comedians, and news broadcasts, with varied music, dance programs, and specials across multiple stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
KMBC
WDAF
Jimmy Allen
Clyde Reed
Kmbco
WDAY
Edward G. Robinson
Johnny Esenta
EMBC
Dick Powell
Mary
Bob
Benny Goodman
Orch
Fibber McGee
Mort Lewis
M.C
Hal Kemp
WDBAS
Bob Hope
Uncle Walt
Nobel Sissel
IKMBC
Amos
Andy
Nmr
Jimmy Fidler
Richard Himber
K.C
Louisville
Johnny Messner
Muehlebach Or
Wren—Anson Weeks
Carlos Molina
Moonbeams
Pliner
Earl
Baste
Henry, King
Wren—Cloutier
Buck Rogers
Jay Frank
Gang Rocters
Paul Whiteman
Tommy Dorsey
Star Theatre
Fred Allen
Idea Mart
NBC
Edgar Guest
Kay Kyser
Aves
aAnrog
Lum
Abner
Glenn Miller
Indianapolis
Larry Clinton
Wdaf—Sports Review
Shep Fields
Harry Owens
Earl's Orch. 11:30—Wren—Count Basle's Orch. Kmbc
Sterling Young’’s
Muehlebacher
KNBC
Last of Italians Are Home From Spanish War
Naples welcomes the last of Italy's veterans returning from the Spanish civil war in a June 6 review before 20 000 marchers in Plebiscite Square. Dignitaries including Ramon Serrano Sunér and Count Galeazzo Ciano witness as veterans depart by train to Rome for Mussolini's parade tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Vittorio Emanuele
Ramon Serrano Sunér
Spain
Italy
Franco
Cadiz
Rome
Mussolini
Civil Liberties Union Plans Jersey City Mass Meeting
The American Civil Liberties Union and allied groups plan a mass rally in Journal Square in Jersey City after a Supreme Court ruling ended their ostracism. Socialist leader Norman Thomas, evicted from Journal Square 14 months ago, will speak amid Hague administration promises to obey court nullification of a city permit ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
United States Supreme Court
American Civil Liberties Union
Frank Hague
Journal Square
Hague
Norman Thomas
C.I.C
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Frank H. Moore
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John Barrymore
Actor
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W. & J. College
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Presbyterian Board of Christian Education
Secretary of the Treasury
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