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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1932
Page
4
The report notes dynamite sticks found in a Washington veterans’ camp housing likely communists, while a sweep through federal finances shows the budget remains unbalanced with revenue and cuts lagging by about 200 million dollars. Commentary touches on public pressure, congressional lobbying, and possible shifts toward fiscal restraint.
Excitement builds in Chicago ahead of the Republican national convention though few issues loom. The nominee and running mate are clear while the main debate centers on the prohibition plank. Observers expect a safe middle ground recognizing the people’s right to change policy if desired. Democratic plans are similarly cautious on prohibition with no sharp split anticipated.
Old Home Town Sol Summerfield heads to New York today. Robert Wagstaff of Denver visits his brother in the city. Lawn tennis is played on twelve public courts in Lawrence. A boy tattooist decorates anchors and hearts on peers. The Haskell superintendent appears in a white summer helmet. Mrs Herb Beatty and son Jer ome and Frank Banks plan a three month stay at Globe Lake Minnesota. Kirk Neisley resigns as Pendleton's bookkeeper to join a Denver firm after five years. Otto Guffler succeeds Neisley. Robert L. Fluke leaves for Chicago. Miss Lucy Rush of the Record goes to Colorado for two months.
Miss Alice Rankin will leave Wednesday for Paulson Montana to join her father and mother Judge Geo Barker and family have moved from Fairfax hotel to Phi Gamma fraternity house for the summer August Hackbarth and daughters Miss Carrie Kasold go to Kansas City Wednesday for the wedding of Miss Bertha Zonder Nash Walker and wife arrive from New York to see the new home he built for his mother Mrs Harry Lander will visit Wichita a month Borg Balco marriage in Kansas City Tuesday unites Miss Bertha Borg and Ernest Balco both of Lawrence Mrs Balco superintendent of the English Lutheran church primary department is described as capable
Poignant Caustic quip about Bella and her priorities, noting how she spends time with her reducing machine rather than church. The fragment hints at a comic panel or syndicated punchline from 1528 Publishers Syndicate style.
The Juanitas held an initiation at Miss May Noahs home with new members Alice Underwood Nettie Weir and Edna Wiseley joining. A group of Y M C A boys will depart for Ottawa for the Cha tauqua meeting for about ten days, with eight boys per supervising man. Participants named include Leo Boughton Floyd Finch Bob Keith George Tucker Avery Olney Dan Hazen Charles Lawrence Roy Fitzpatrick Soe Weaver and Arthur Kirch.
John and Freddy prepare a riverfront boathouse and playhouse built by old Jonah Ottaway. They plan gardens and a playground near the riverbank. The boys finish a room, hang maps and pictures, and anticipate swimming and visits from friends.
June 12 1894 the Populist state convention opens at Topeka with J M Dunsmore of Neosho County named permanent chairman. A Kansas prohibition convention meets at Emporia with low turnout and E D Pickering of Johnson County is nominated for governor. The following day refines civic moves and 1894 Populists renominate Governor L D Lewelling by acclamation.
Hail storms battered Brown county from Robinson to Everest leaving wheat corn oats hay and fruit crops destroyed. The hail reached up to two feet in depth on level ground. The Kansas brief also notes the state encampment of the United Veterans of the Spanish American War opening in Emporia with over 200 visitors and a speech by Gov. Harry H. Woodring. Kansas farm youth Robert Meier from Louisburg won a model air plane contest in Kansas City for the second year, earning a chance to compete in Dayton Ohio.
Alpine New Jersey state police admit another promising lead in the Lindbergh baby case has yielded nothing. London MPs criticize New Jersey police handling, suggesting English servant girl death may be linked to the investigation. Paris premiers Herriot and MacDonald seek common ground on international issues. Davila resigns after discord with a socialist government. DePer claims to have confessed to the Kansas City Mrs Nell Donnelly kidnapping. An airship from California passes over Texas toward Lakehurst. Stanislaus Hausner, Polish American flyer, rescued at sea after fatigue but no serious injury.
Dale Emery cashes his fortune to seek a bargain in Cheyenne where bandits rob him. He hides the loss but is tortured by outlaws to reveal the money. Hugh Meverly pursues Bill Bradley with Cynthy and Dale joining as events unfold on the Wyoming ranch amid mistrust, danger, and a costly chase.
Quin Burnett arrives in a weathered wagon to find Cynthy and Dale confronting his arrival with urgency. Donna and Rose stayed behind after a tense day involving Bill Bradley and Jack Smith who bound and frightened them for a money stash that proved to be only ten dollars and a letter.
Ordinary nose and lip infections are dangerous due to drainage by anterior facial veins into the cavernous sinuses. If the infection reaches veins it may spread to the brain coverings, whereas neck carbuncles are less deadly due to thicker skin and valves. Nose and lip pimples should be treated carefully, avoiding incision except by an expert. conservative care includes hot baths and applications.
Phrases mention treatment methods for pus infections of the nose and lip region. Warns against careless and violent treatment. notes that incisions may be needed for evacuation and should be performed by a physician. Highlights focus on cancer prevention.
A montage of brief items: in Houston Maine a car windshield is struck by a bear in George Miles story. Miles scratched but unlocated origins and destination remain unknown. In Sydney Nova Scotia Australian sheepmen seek ban on Alsatian wolf hounds and sterilization to prevent crossbreeding. In Stockholm investigators seize 150 sacks of Kreuger paper clues. In Washington Crossing Pennsylvania cedar trees replace cherry trees at Washington’s historic farm. In London the Prince of Wales tells Leicestershire farmers they should always be ready to learn something new.
Bill Ponders of 212 Arkansas Street Winston Smith of 501 Arkansas Street and Ernest Rhodes of route 4 faced a fighting charge at Eighth and Maple streets Sunday morning. The case was continued into police court until Wednesday morning.
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