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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1938

Page

7

Roosevelt Indicates No Special Message on Railroads

Washington reports President Roosevelt said he does not plan a special message to Congress on railroad legislation. He left the issue to Congress while noting the RFC program has little chance this session. Rail unions oppose broader federal loans citing wage cuts as rail lines face financial strain.

Washington Presit Roosevelt Congress Reconstruction Finance Corporation Jesse Ones RFC Interstate Commerce Commission Senate Banking Committee

New Veggie Dishes Add Zest to Old Favorites

Vegetable time features dishes like Chilled Split Leeks and Salted Ter, baked Onion Mushroom Stuffing, Corn a la Creme with bacon bits, and Cauliflower and Peas with browned onion butter. Recipes instruct boiling onions, mixing mushroom stuffing, and baking until tender for a fresh, thrifted mid-century menu.

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Protests Grain Ruling From Kansas Governor

Topeka June 10 Governor Walter A Huxman protests to Secretary Wallace over regulations he says threaten the Kansas grain inspection department Chief Grain Inspector A B Plummer reported a plan requiring farmers to store grain paid into the federal crop insurance program on the farm or in federally licensed warehouses Huxman notes Kansas demands high bonded warehouse standards and urges keeping grain in state storage

Topeka Walter A. Huxman Wallace Kansas Grain Inspection Department Huxman A. B. Plummer Kansas Haxman

Seattle bakers strike closes forty five shops city wide

Forty five Seattle bakeries producing about 95 percent of the city bread were closed by a strike. The union said bread on hand will meet normal needs for several days as workers seek a $2 weekly raise for day men and $1 for night men.

Seattle J. B. Fowler Bakers of Washington

Hooser Cash Grocery 7th Arkansas ad item list

Hooser Cash Grocery announces items and prices for sale including Hominy 25 cents per 3 cans Tomatoes Rainbow brand No 2 cans 20 cents Mustard 10 cents per quart jar Corn Flakes Fargo brand two large packages 19 cents Sardines in cottonseed oil 25 cents per can Butter 25 cents per pound Orange Sunkist 288 medium size two dozen for 35 cents Open evenings and Sunday.

Hooser Cash Grocery Ark Fargo Orange Sunkist

Death by own action linked to unfulfilled ambitions

A San Francisco report on five life histories described by Dr. Chester L. Carlisle shows how self destruction can follow achieved goals. Executives and a salesman illustrate compulsive striving, secrecy, and unmet primitive wishes that linger despite success.

San Francisco American Psychiatric Association Chester L. Carlisle N. D Veterans Administration Palo Alto Calif Dr. Carlisle

Paradox of Success Ties to Depression, Expert Says

Nervous breakdowns frequently stem from unfulfilled wish-trends, a psychologist explains. The remark notes that success can paradoxically depress when desired outcomes remain out of reach.

Shirley Temple’s First Snow Encounter in Colorado

Shirley Temple saw her first snow on a snowbanked Barthoud Pass highway crossing the continental divide west of Denver. Her spokesman James F. Denton says she molded and threw a snowball at the 10,000 foot pass, stopping at the summit for a big snowball toss. The Temple family plans a visit to Pike’s Peak at 14,000 feet.

Colorado Springs Shirley Temple Barthoud Pass Continental Divide Denver James F. Denton Shirley Temple Pike’s Peak

Horse and Binder Back as Rain Grounds Big Tractors

Enid Oklahoma June 10 reports too much rain returning the region to drouth era by forcing harvest teams to switch from modern combines and heavy tractors to horse drawn binders. Farmers in the high plains faced mud and stalled machinery, prompting a revival of aging equipment.

Enid Okla Drouth Wheatbelt High Plains

Douglas county youths aided by national youth administration

A total of 146 Douglas county youths received aid to attend school in 1937 38 under the National Youth Administration. Of these 49 attended the University of Kansas 7 attended Baker 4 attended Kansas State Teachers College Pittsburg and 1 each to Kansas State College El Dorado Junior College and St Mary College. The remaining 83 studied in public grade and high schools. Beneficiaries were aged 16 to 24 with no dependents and would not have continued schooling without aid. High school stipends averaged 3 50 monthly while college wages ranged from 11 50 to 15 85 per month.

Douglas County National Youth Administration Anne Laughlin K.U Baker Kansas State Teachers College Pittsburg Kansas State College el Dorado Junior College St. Mary College

Dykstra Considered for NYSE Candidacy

Washington June 10 The New York Stock Exchange has added Clarence A Dykstra president of the University of Wisconsin to its candidates list after a brief consideration for the paid presidency Dykstra 54 took over UW president ship a little over a year ago He also served seven year term as Cincinnati city manager gaining attention for his administration during the Ohio River flood two years ago.

Washington New York Stock Exchange Clarence A. Dykstra University of Wisconsin Dykstra Cincinnati

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