Journal World Notice on Delivery Service
The Lawrence Kansas Journal World announces daily delivery terms with a 2.60 to 3.00 price range and a 25 member audit by the Bureau of Circulations. Readers are reminded to call between 7 and 7 30 to receive a copy if missed and a second copy will be sent at once.
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Audit ‘Bureau OF Circulations
Lawrence
Kansas
Dairies Department of Health
Fritzel’s Dairy Products
Jayhawk Creamery Co
Lawrence Sanitary Milk Co
Cedar View Dairy
Chamney Dairy
Czaplinski Dairy
Ford Dairy
Gold Seal Dairy
Golden Star Dairy
Jayhawk Raw
Kemper Dairy
Lawrendale Dairy
Miller Farm Dairy
Oatman Dairy
Pakchel Dairy
Riverside Dairy
Department of Health
City of
Leon Bauman
Ady
Grateful for Mercies Psalm Verse Quoted in 1938 Page
A devotional note quotes Psalm 31 7 on Friday June 10 1938 as a call to praise mercy and recall relief from trouble residents are reminded of faith in times of adversity.
War on weeds and grasshoppers under way in Douglas county
In a year of strong crop prospects farmers face a weed and pest battle. Bindweed fights crop fertility while grasshoppers advance in the southwest prompting campaigns across Kansas. The hopper poison drive will intensify in Douglas county as season progresses. Ending a breuth is not a full solution.
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Douglas County
Kansas
The WPA its origins and risks as a long running emergency
The piece argues Harry Hopkins excuses WPA faults by calling five years short for a massive task. Five years is long for such a project. WPA started as an emergency tool but may become permanent. The army of jobholders refusing private work could grow as WPA clings to its mission, risking becoming a persistent problem rather than a remedy.
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Harry Hopkins
WPA
Hopkins
Roosevelt to tour aid yes men as Democrats face purge
President Roosevelt plans a tour aimed at aiding allies and pressuring Democratic lawmakers. He will ignore those who oppose court packing and reorganization schemes, while backing opposition candidates in primaries. Pennsylvania and Iowa results are seen as warnings by some Democrats, shaping a tougher push in state contests.
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Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Bers
Congress
F.D.R
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Partial Florida kidnapping case seems cleared up
The article notes only a few details remain, suggesting the Florida kidnapping case is largely solved. News photos show kidnappers may resemble ordinary people and the man linked by a partial confession to the FBI is identified as a neighbor of the bereaved family, raising questions about motive and method.
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Florida
FBI
Crim
Kidnapping Case Shows Authorities Solve Crime
Officials traced clues and arrested a suspect, lifting a cloud of doubt over the crime. The report notes federal and local diligence in solving the case while stressing the need to reduce abductions and improve public vigilance by parents and children.
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Inal
Southern Senators Back Regional Wage Differential Threat
About eighteen southern senators push for regional wage differentials in a bill. They threaten filibusters to block passage in the current session, hoping the conference committees cannot salvage the measure. If their opposition stalls the bill, the country may benefit by delaying a weak or flawed reform.
Haven’t you reversed yourself on public ownership of utilities
The author reflects on past writings favoring socialized utilities and now confesses a dramatic shift after witnessing government relief programs and alleged graft. He cites WPA TVA disputes, state aid pressures, and political endorsements, arguing for cautious views on public ownership and urging accountability.
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State Tax Commission
Pennsylvania
Sweet Charity
Sacred Rights of Labor
TVA
Relief
White House
WPA
Sundown Stories on Puddle Muddle Confrontation
Willy Nilly speaks to Christopher Columbus Crow as The Puddle Muddlers gather on the veranda. The crow asks to avoid banishment and asserts his belief he cannot be banished from Puddle Muddle.
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Willy Nilly
Christopher Columbus
Christopher
Christopher Crowd Pleads to Stay, Begs Not to Be Banished
Willy Nilly reassures Christopher Columbus Crow that banishment is not planned while the crow pleads to remain with the Puddle Muddlers. Christopher, eager and excited, apologizes for interruptions as the crowd reacts to the tense exchange.
Phillips wins Republican nomination for county coroner
Kingston North Carolina June 10. Result of the election for the Republican nomination as county coroner is H C Phillips Louis Cameron Jr A run off primary likely necessary. That will require 48 poll judges. Election Board Chairman Reynold Allen laments we probably wouldn't have to count more than two votes.
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Kingston
N. C
H. C. Phillips
Louis Cameron, Jr
Election Board
Reynold Allen
Question of 48 hours to live ends in tragedy
In Clearwater Florida on June 10 Bobby Williams faced an imagined 48 hour deadline and replied he would be scared to act. Within minutes he died in an automobile crash.
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Clearwater
Fla
Bobby Williams
Williams
All Is Forgiven and Fixless Tags Spark Parking Fracas
In Portland an irate motorist mob confronted Patrolman George Johnson after he left new overtime parking tags. Johnson checked his watch and found it an hour slow, and the tags were fixed. In Des Moines Roy Grimm pleaded guilty to an overtime parking charge before Municipal Judge Don Allen who fined him $1 or a day in jail, with the sentence suspended.
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Portland
Ore
George Johnson
New
Johnson
Des Moines
Roy Grimm
Don Allen
Ma's Sister Annie Feeds Six Kids on Simple Meals
A brief syndicated piece notes Annie, sister of Ma, caring for six children with modest pantry supplies yet hearty appetites, highlighting frugal, homey nourishment and family resilience.
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Annie
Publishers Syndicate
Auto Left Parked Overtime After Grimm Detained
Grimm explained his car remained parked since he was jailed and unable to move it. The incident notes delay and custody context without further details.
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Tence
Grimm
Veterans of Foreign Wars meet in Kansas encampment
Alford-Clarke post No 852 members Charles Daniels and James Saunders attended the eighteenth annual encampment of the Kansas department in Arkansas City June 5 to 7. Marion Burton of Parsons was elected state commander. Local auxiliary members included Mamie Skaggs, Mary Carpenter, and Yvonne Saunders. Skaggs served as department color bearer. Ethel Gane of Salina elected department president.
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Alford-Clarke
Department of Kansas
Arkansas City
Charles Daniels
James Saunders
Marion Burton
Parsons
Mamie Skaggs
Mary Carpenter
Yvonne Saunders
Skaggs
Ethel Gane
Salina
Kansas
Geology Students Prepare Five-Week Canon City Field Trip
Fifteen University geology students and assistant instructor T G McLaughlin depart by car for Canon City Colorado to join Dr K K Landes. They plan a five week mapping study and geology work with side trips to mining camps Royal Gorge Spanish Peaks and other local sites near Colorado Springs and Canon City.
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University
T. G. McLaughlin
Canon City
Colo
K. K. Landes
Royal Gorge
Spanish Peaks
Colorado Springs
Lindberghs Leave English Home for Loneliest Island
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh reportedly quit Long Barn Kent and took their two sons Jon and Land to Illice Island off Brittany. A reliable source said they gave up their farm and left the country several days ago.
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London
Charles A. Lindbergh
Long Barn
Kent
Illice Island
France
Brittany
Lindberghs
Jon
Land
Farmers condemn federal act in petitions sent to Washington
A group of Riley and Pottawatomie county farmers signed petitions after 125 farmers heard Dan Casement, stockman, condemn the 1988 agriculture act in a concluding address of a series. Petitions are to be sent to Washington.
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Manhattan
Kan
Riley and
Pottawatomie County
Dan Casement
Stockman
Washington
Bathing Beauty Crowned in Beloit Kansas Pool Pageant
CPI-Tia Heller of Hunter won the bathing beauty crown at Beloit Kansas on Wednesday dedicating the city’s $42 000 municipal pool. Arlene Noller of Mankato placed second with contestants from 16 towns competing.
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Beloit
Kan
CPI
Tia Heller
Hunter
North Central
Kansas
Arlene Noller
Mankato
Social Roundup of Community Entertaining and Departures
Miss Katherine Fullerton hosted Mrs. F C Weed before Japan travel and Mrs M Miller marked her daughter Maxine's birthday with games. Prizes went to Charles Doane and Donald Alexander. Mrs F B Davis hosted cards for Mrs E H S Bailey before their summer with the Baileys in Maplewood New Jersey.
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Katherine Fullerton
F. C. Weed
Japan
M. Miller
Maxine
Charles Doane
Donald Alexander
F. B. Davis
E.h.s.bailey
Bailey
Austin Bailey
Maplewood
N. J
F. A. Russell
Illinois
Lorane Carder
Burlington
Early Carder
Tennessee Street
R. J. Eastwood
Bridgeport
Italia
Ings Bay
Universit
Goldwin Goldsmith
Architecture
Texas University At Austin
Douglas County
Manhattan
A. J. Gilkinson
Elizabeth Randle
Elvin Pine
Douglas
Agnes Pine
Virginia Colman
Margaret Colman
Arthur Heck
Elmer Hartman
Leison and social news from Lawrence area
Forty years ago Miss Jessie Arter offered China painting lessons at 1209 Tennessee Street. Dr Wylie G Woodruff may join the U S Army at Ft Riley to reach the Spanish American War front. Mrs F Gleason settles in Lawrence. D H Manley and Miss Cora Miller wed with Manley recently graduating from Baker University. Capt J W Willey returns with wife in frail health. Douglas County Horticultural Society meets June 18 at John N Macomb's home with soil moisture topic and Prof Ha worth speaking. Dan and Walter Innes visit from California.
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Jessie Arter
China
Tennessee Street
Wylie G. Woodruff
Ft. Riley
United States Army
Woodruff
Spain
F. Gleason
California
D. H. Manley
Cora Miller
Marlin
Baker University
Quenemo
John N. Macomb
Kentucky
Adams Street
Professor Haworth
Dan Innes
Walter Innes
Lawrence
Octacon House episode ends in sea hunt and intrigue
Asey Mayo pieces together a tangled case on Cape Cod involving murder, ambergris theft, and a burned barn. Tensions rise as Tim Carr and Pam Frye navigate danger while Mayo pursues Brigham’s story, with troopers missing and a dangerous culprit at large.
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Asey Mayo
Cape Cod
Marine Lorne
Quanomet
Pam Frye
Tim Carr
Frye
Marina
Tim
Jack Lorne
Roddy Strutt
Asey
Pam
Aaron Frye
Philanthropist Crane pledges 800000 to Navarro county foundation
Corsicana Texas June 10 Philanthropist Frank Neal Crane pledges an 800000 fortune to a Navarro county community foundation meant to promote religion and education relieve suffering and fund public buildings. He says the foundation will not simply give but foster self reliance and may back a county wide kindergarten as a memorial to his late wife Florence Adelia Crane.
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Corsicana
Tex
Frank Neal Crane
Santa Claus
Navarro County
Drane
Santa
Arcady
Florence Adelia Crane
Board of Regents of
Texas Technological College
Crane
Radio Programs Friday Evening June 10 Schedule Overview
Printed schedule lists WREN KMBC WDAF and others with time slots from 5:30 p m to 1 00 a m across Friday June 10 including entertainment news sports and music programs featuring acts like Paul Whiteman's Orchestra Maurice Spitalny's Orchestra and the Royal Crown Revue. The long listing also notes Saturday and Sunday lines and station handoffs with station KFKU concluding the season and remaining on air in summer via WREN.
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Wren
Ashburn
Bratton
KMBC
WDAF
ENMBC
Kansas City Dines
Eastman Music School
Hollywood Turf Club
Paul Whiteman
Hollywood Hotel
Glen Island Casino
Xavier
WPA
K. C
Jimmy Fiddler
Maurice Spitalny
Rita Rio
Orch
Just Entertainment
Amos 'N
Andy
Lum
Abner
Rainbow Room
Leighton Noble
Wren—F. Trumbauer
Wren— Henderson
Rears Rogers
Muehlebach
Ray Hutton
Ghost of Benj
Dean Fossler
Henri Gendron
St. Francis Or
Jimmie Noone
Ronnie Ashburn
D. Grosch
Wdaf—Safety Council
Joe Ludy
Kaltenmeyer
Johnny Presents
Dale Carnegie
Glen Island Casino Or
NBC Symphony Orch
WDAE
NBC
Brush Creek
Freddie Martin
Roger Pryor
Stan Norris
Nighthawks
Castillians
Portland
Carol Weymann
EMEBC
CBS Singers
Winnipeg
Memory Lane
Marion Talley
EMBC
Texas Rangers
Wren—Jean
Sablon
Guy Lombardo
Wren—Gardner H
Phil Cook
Pepper Uppers
Joan and
Kermit
Ozzie Nelson
Jerry Belcher
Charlie McCarthy
Lud Gluskin
Ernest
Court of
Blue Barron
Duka Ellington
Lou Breese
Jack Benny
Newacast
Lds
Dean Feaster
Henri
Andron’s
Earl O
Alice Russell
Joyce Vetter
Alice Merle Con
KFKU
Theniversity of Kansas
Streamlined Army Recruiting Poster Sparks Feminine Change
Washington reports a redesign of Uncle Sam recruiting posters. The former formal figure is replaced by a red haired blue eyed woman in a silken gown stirred by a breeze. Officials at Governor's Island decline comment as recruiting progresses.
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Washington
Yesteryear
Governor’s Island
Schwab Keeps It Light In Self Interview
Harrisburg June 10 Charles M Schwab chairman of Bethlehem Steel avoids questions and interviews himself when reporters meet him en route to his Loretto home He replies casually that he visits the area occasionally is on the way home and that there is no business to discuss at the moment He says he is simply going to his family and prefers to keep moving The exchange portrays Schwab’s unconventional approach to media requests during a routine stopover.
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Doc Cummings
Asey
Ambergris
Cummings
Earl Jennings
Chase
Jennings
Lorne
Pam
Jerry Chase
Roddy
Brigham
Aaron
Doc
Hanson
Tim Carr
O’malley
Shorty
Logey
Timothy
Tim
Porter Testin
Phoebe Atwood Taylor
Harrisburg
Charles M. Schwab
Loretto
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Mr. Schwab
Meeting exchange with Mr Schwab noted
A brief quote noting thanks to Mr Schwab and a comment that there is nothing to say about a matter. The exchange suggests a polite but closed discussion context.
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Mr. Schwab
Sourdoughs in Demand as Seattle Goes Breadless
Seattle's bread strike enters its second day with 43 bakeries shut and 95 percent of the city’s 200000 loaves per day halted. Union officials say two large firms signed an agreement while 81 one man shops cannot meet demand. Bill Fonda known as Skagway Bill shared his sourdough method requiring multiple overnight rests.
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Seattle
Alaska
Bill Fonda
Skagway
Bill
Klondike
Lindberghs Make Illiec Island Home in France
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh settle their family on Illiec Island off France’s northeast coast after buying the island last April. They traveled through here from Long Barn near Ont England with their two sons Jon and Land. The island hosts Patti’s castle near St Gildas and close to Dr Alexis Carrel.
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Penvenan
France
Jume
Charles A. Lindbergh
Illiec Island
Long Barn
Ont
England
Jon
Land
Illicc Island
Mme
Adelina Patti
St. Gildas Island
Alexis Carrel
Lindbergh
Mayon eruptions ease as refugees start returning
Refugees driven from homes near Mayon volcano base eight days ago began returning as eruptions subsided. Mayor Volcano reports improved conditions and villagers move back to inspected shelters and neighborhoods in Legaspi City P I.
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Mayor Volcano
Legaspi
P. I
Mayon
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