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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1939
Page
4
Lessons From a Century of Bonds in Lawrence
History professor F A Russell highlighted the 1869 $100,000 railroad bond story in Lawrence showing how not to run municipal finances. The city now faces over $300,000 in interest, while earlier projects like the courthouse and Kaw river bridge were paid with on hand funds, revealing two paths in local financial planning and the need for future money set aside before building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Russell
Lawrence
Missouri Valley
Kansas City
Missouri River
Leavenworth
Altho
Douglas County
Kaw River
Court House
Looks Different Now Prominent men testify before grand jury
Several prominent men appeared before the federal grand jury investigating the hand. They faced questions about their connections to the case and potential involvement. The proceedings remained closed to the public and reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Grand Jury
WPA Spending in Kansas Under Scrutiny After Cash Dole
The piece reflects on past WPA spending in Kansas during a wealthier era when rapid disbursement was urged. It notes that expectations of broad prosperity fell short and raises the idea the grand jury will likely probe where the funds went and how they were used, suggesting a sharp judicial review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling
WPA
Kansas
Washington
Weather signals possible heavy rains as season progress
Showers seem tentative but appear to build toward a gully washer. Farmers have long urged rains through the growing season. Recent years made the topic academic, but last night the illustration satisfied all.
Nazi pledges bind Estonia and Latvia for now
Estonia and Latvia receive non aggression pledges from the Nazi government. The assurances are described as binding until the regime decides to violate them, signaling potential future breach. The text frames the pledges as contingent and unstable rather than solid guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estonia
Latvia
Welcome for King and Queen Spreads Warmth Across Nation
Abilene Reflector notes large Washington welcome for royal visitors as Britain shifts image toward democracy. The piece jokes about historic resentment to monarchy, cites travel and communication as agents of change, and lightly critiques national debt memories. It portrays Uncle Sam as generous host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lindbergh
Europe
Britain
Sam
Social Credit Mix Aims at Edmonton King’s Visit
Inez Robb reports from Edmonton that social credit schemes mix Roosevelt Townsendism Father Divine and Father Coughlin in a money making machine. Alberta Premier Aberhart promises $25 weekly payouts but fails to get the mixer to work, as no social credit discussion occurred during the royal visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Robb
Edmonton
King George VI
Social Credit
Roosevelt
F.D
Father Divine
Father Coughlin
Alberta
W. C
Bible Bill
Ten Years Ago In Local News Highlights
A mix of small-town items from ten years ago includes Al Green and Bill Cain displaying two large yellow catfish at Green's Hardware. Lynn Waldorf moves toward a Kansas University coaching post, with a new line coach sought. Various marriages, neighborhood events, travel, and school decisions are noted, including a South Lawrence school site bid decision and a Water Sport Carnival on Potter lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Green
Bill Cain
Green
Lynn 0. Waldorf
K. U
Oklahoma A. and. M
Frank W. McDonald
Kansas State Association of B.P.O.E
Williams
Manhattan
East
Great Lakes
Georgia Troy
Coffeyville
Otto Hunzicker
Bartlesville
Oklo
Vermont
Fred Zoellner
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas’ City
President Roosevelt and the smear Hoover attack claim
A Letter to the Editor argues Roosevelt rode to office amid a smear Hoover campaign and should not object to personal attacks. It notes the president’s silence on taking office over a defeated opponent and urges public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iiditer Journal-World
Saturday Evening Post
Stephen T. Early
Roosevelt
New City Library Nonfiction Titles Listed
A catalog of non fiction books listed for a city library includes works on American history occult law beauty culture diet and health biographies and guides. Notable entries cover photography home economics design and self improvement by authors such as Milady Collins Devereaux Tarbell and Wells and several titled guides and travel pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Triadio ‘Relay League
Collins
Cooner
Civier
Jewis
Aam
James
Mullen
Milady
Mooare
Atin America
New International
Opdytke
Phelps
Jitkin
Fort Powell
Rosskam
San Francisco
Seager
Sears
Anericane
Tennessee Valley Authority
Scetic Resources
Tansill
Tarbell
Thouless
Walker
White
Winrod
Bride on a Budget Sparks Wedding Plans
Iris Ives and Bart Whittaker debate affordable romance as Iris buys a suit on installment and insists on gardenias for the wedding. He worries about money but pledges love, while Iris weighs gifts for the best man and a down payment on a life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris
Hollywood
Bart
Tris
Judge Emery Dies After Long Illness At Home In City
Judge J. S. Emery died at his home after two months of failing health. He came to Kansas forty five years ago and focused on irrigation in recent years. He arrived in Lawrence in 1854 with the second Emigrant Aid Society party. At a Christian Endeavor society meeting in Lawrence last night Lucy Riggs was elected president Rose Watson vice president Louise Alder secretary and Prof H F Jones treasurer. Mrs W F Zeigler of Elgin TL is visiting relatives for six weeks. Regent meeting appointments included Ralph W Cone to teach sociology and political economy H Lincoln assistant in French L D Haven hill assistant in chemistry to replace George Wagner C T Sanford forge and foundry assistant Miss Hyde assistant in Zoology to replace Professor Matthews Rose Purdue student assistant in European history and Prof L L Doche given funds to travel to the Pacific Coast for marine specimen collection.
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J. S. Emery
Kansas
Lawrence
Emigrant Aid Society
Christian Endeavor Society
Ohi
Lucy Riggs
Rose Watson
Louise Alder
H. F. Jones
Barreaux
Ada Faxon
W. F. Zeigler
Elgin
Regenté
Ralph W. Cone
K. A
H. Lincoln
L. D. Havenhill
Ann Arbor
Mich
George, Wagner
C. T. Sanford
Miss Hyde
Mathews
Rose Purdue
L. L. Doche
Pacific Coast
Wedding Day Doubts and a Tiny Lie Begin Iris and Bart's Union
Iris and Bart marry in a quiet ceremony at a gray stone church on Sorority Row. A boastful best man Johnny warns of money and secrets, foreshadowing Iris's fear of Bart learning how she spends. A small lie sows distance and a hidden rift in their vows.
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Sorority Row
Iris
Bart
Tivoli
Johnny
Dean Somers
Bride
Red Riding Hood
Terms of Psychiatry in The Family Doctor column
In this psychiatry essay, Dr. Morris Fishbein explains how human needs such as hunger sleep and sex require social regulation to prevent mental stress. It describes unconscious influences from childhood and inherited traits and outlines mechanisms like projection and rationalization shaping behavior.
Radio Stations Schedule Highlights Friday June 3
Radio listings reveal an extensive Friday schedule across KMBC WREN WDAF and others with performances by Raymond Paige Jimmy Allen King Republic Orchestras and more. Notable slots include First Nighter Concert Hour Alan Dorsey and Kay Kyser Mirroring a full network of programs through 12 00 am and into Saturday morning with Weather Forecast Newscasts and Dance orchestras.
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Wren
KMBC
Buck Rogers
WDAF
Jimmy Allen
ABC
NBC
Trac Buyers
Allen
Raymond Paige
Harry Holick
Ikmbc
Grand Central Station
Guy Lombardo
Orch
Boraco Heldt
WIBW
Jimmy Fidler
Glenn Miller
Amos
Andy
Lumad Abner
Tommy Dorsey
K. C
Milwaukee
Paradise Orch
Orchestra
King & Queen
Wren Jimmy Lunceford
Wdaf—Safety Council
Ted Travers
Jimmy Dorsey
Johnny
Dick Tracy
Brent House
Professor Quizz
Avalon
Honolulu
Sonny James Orch
Arch Oboler
AI Donahue
WRIEN
KIBC
Dee Courtney
Biltmore
Top Hatter
Jan Savitt
Muehlebacher
Kay Koser
Ted Weem
Lawrence
Henry King
Wdaf—Nighthawks
Gene Beecher
Matty Malneck
Father Coughlin
Ben Bernie
Wdakf—Spelling Ree
Silas Wren
Hay Perkins
Wren— Watson
Flotsam
Dietsam
KMEC
WDAKF
Ted Steele
Novatones
Hollywood
Margaret McLaren
Maurice Spitainy
Wdakf—Univ.of
Radio Guild
Realbc
LDS Vesper
WDAK
Charlie McCarthy
WRISN
Hollywood Playhouse
Wren—Waltear’ Winchell
WDAP
Wdap—Familiar Music Album.— Wrien
Irene Rich
J—Wrien
Ixmbc
Wiickerbocker Pley
Circle Procrary
Primrose Cuarter
Jne E. Brown
Associated Press News
WMBC
Cood Will Court
WDAI
Nobel Sissel
WDATF
Vincent Lopez
WMIBC
Tack Genny
WMN
Basie
LOS
WDARF
Edison Orch
Artie Shaw
Muehlebach
Paul Martin
Carlos Molina
Moonbeams
Wren—Amidment
Kay Kyser
Sherman Orch
Ikaiec
The Strains That Shape Self Deception And Illness
The piece notes people rationalize natural living to avoid modern stress and sickness. It cites a woman with morning quarrels causing headaches and another who plays bridge late leading to illness. Some psychiatrists claim colds arise from a desire to escape through illness.
Roosevelt and lawmakers discuss duty and costs of citizenship
A compilation of remarks cites President Roosevelt on national duty, doctors on childbirth costs, a Japanese spokesperson on actions in a war zone, Representative Treadway on the Townsend Plan, and President Rock Sheyster praising medicine's resilience and service quality during hard times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen T. Treadway
Mass
Ways
Means
House
Townsend
Rock Sheyster
The
American Medical Association
Jewish girl seized for bomb concealed in fruit basket
A Jewish girl in Arab dress was arrested near Jerusalem central prison with a basket of fruit and vegetables concealing a time bomb set for 11 a.m. Police said she intended to attack during Friday morning visits by Muslims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Freed Sues for Divorce in Missouri District Court
Leo Freed files for divorce from Lillian Freed in district court. They wed May 28 1939 in Platte City Missouri. Vacation substitute mail service offered with Journal-World subscription.
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Leo Freed
District
Lillian Freed
Platt’ City, Mo
New shorthand class formed for Lawrence Business College
Announcement notes a summer school program at Lawrence Business College creating a shorthand class. Instruction aims to teach rapid note taking and reporting skills to participants.
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Lawrence Business College
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