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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1938
Page
4
Spending Congress Leaves No End To Spending Spree
The seventy fifth congress adjourned amid harsh forecasts about its legacy predicting either a beginning of the end for the spending spree or a continued rise in public debt. Critics say it spent more in peacetime than any prior session and failed to curb unemployment or solve major problems, leaving new ones in its wake.
United States presses Germany to assume Austrian debts
The United States reiterates that when it absorbs another state it should bear its debts and obligations. Berlin may delay and question the doctrine as European powers precedent shows debt defaults, with Finland as an exception. If unpaid, the U S may pursue the issue for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
United States
Germany
Austria
Berlin
Europe
Finland
Sam
Governor Huxman Defends Nonpartisanship Over West Appointment
In Manhattan the governor faced questions about his choice of Will G. West as state live stock commissioner. Payne and Ratner pressed the legal point that Kansas law requires the governor to appoint such officials, framing the issue as a test of partisanship in state appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huxman
Will G. West
Payne
Manhattan
Ratner
Kansas
Governor Haxman’s appointment questioned over nonpartisanship
The piece accuses Governor Haxman of dodging law to place West’s successor Will Miller, citing pressure from the Kansas Livestock Association and an Emporia speech as attempts to claim nonpartisanship. Critics say the governor sought credit he does not deserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Livestock Association
Haxman
West
Will Miller
Emporia
Rescue Pennsylvania in New Deal Spending Sparks Debate
Congress turns to relief funding with $3.8 billion of the $4 billion package earmarked for Pennsylvania. Democrats clash over claims the funds amount to a public treasury bailout for their campaign, while statewide Democrats warn of internal strife and GOP gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Supreme Court to Decide Wage Hour Law Interpretation
The wage hour law faces mounting interpretation questions at the Supreme Court. Analysts estimate it could take a couple of years to iron out the legal complexities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Constitution Day tribute to the enduring charter
The essay celebrates the 150th anniversary of the Constitution calling it the oldest written political charter and the best. It praises its wisdom, growth through amendments, and its role in material spiritual and intellectual development while urging youth to remember freedoms earned by past martyrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporia Gazette
America
Pardon and Notes Impress the Traveler in France Scene
A guide asks about the tourist notes while he explains he writes down impressions to remember. The exchange captures a moment of cultural observation and travel reflection as reported by the Guelph Mercury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’sieu
Guelph Mercury
Four Billion Dollar Public Works Push From Ickes and Straus
Harold L. Ickes, 64, long time PWA chief, plans nearly one billion more for new public works program while Nathan Straus, US Housing Authority head, seeks 300 million for low cost housing as Congress backs pumps to revive the economy. Ickes, ex-newsman and lawyer, has served since 1933 with a 15000 salary. Straus, a New York businessman and philanthropist, earns 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L. Ickes
Interior
PWA
Ickes
Nathan Straus
United States Housing Authority
Congress
Straus
New York State
Sweet Face Plans a Schoolyard Prank
Sweet Face follows children to a school house and schemes an early Monday morning return to surprise them. He recalls a poem about a lamb and believes he can do something important, keeping watch outside until they exit and share pencils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Face
Sweet
Lamb at School Brings Demolition for New Shopping Center
Pasadena educators plan to demolish the city’s first high school to clear space for a new shopping center valued at about 100000 dollars. The move reflects shifts in local priorities as redevelopment accelerates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Woman recounts husband raising animals in home in divorce suit
Mrs. Minnie Adeline Shippey testified in Cleveland on June 18 that Paul Shippey kept chickens in the yard, then turkeys in the basement and finally rabbits in the kitchen. The court took the case under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Minnie Adeline Shippey
Paul
Prolific tackle misses intruder. coach loses watch
Poplar Bluff, June 18. Football coach E T Peters tried a flying tackle on a prowler in his bedroom and twice missed. His failed tackles let the intruder escape with Peters watch and cash, leaving him with little to complain about next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Bluff
E. T. Peters
Peters
Misplaced Faith: Old Man Killed by Train in Bellingham
In Bellingham Washington miles Rittenberg about 80 and totally deaf heard a northbound train pass between four and five. He went onto the right of way to cut greens for his rabbits, the train was late, his frantic whistles went unheeded, and he died under the grinding wheels last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Bellingham
Wash
Miles Rittenberg
Rittenberg
Brown bear chased through town ends with fatal shot
A 250 pound brown bear from the Cascade mountains wandered into Klamath Falls. Police pursued the frightened animal for seven blocks through a residential area. The bear climbed a tree and was shot dead four blocks from downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bear
Klamath Falls
Ore
Cascade Mountains
Twin Calf Frenzy Baffles Crawfordsville Farm
Three sets of twin calves born on John Barton farm near Crawfordsville Indiana in the past year raise curiosity among local farmers as researchers note unusual twin birth rate in cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
John Barton
Here
Montaigne Pioneered the Modern Essay Form
The 16th century French writer Montaigne is recognized as the originator of the modern essay, shaping personal reflection and exploratory prose that influenced later literary practice.
Friendship lands in Barry Point the first Atlantic flight by a woman
Amelia Earhart and Wilbur Stultz pilot the American monoplane Friendship into Barry Point Wales after a 2000 mile nonstop crossing. Louis Gordon is the mechanic. The landing follows a day of rough weather and high winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Point
Wales
Atlantic
Amelia Earhart
Boston
Wilbur Stultz
Louis Gordon
Lawrence
F. M. Gaddie
North Lawrence
Theta Phi Alpha
H. P. Cady
W. C. Summers
Ralph Smalley
W. C. Blanchard
Atlantic City
National Electric Light Association
Charles
Buddy” Rogers
E. U
Paramount
Pauline DeWoody
Ray Caulk
St. Louis
First Methodist Church
Hislop
Parties and social notes from a 25 year old society page
Miss Mary Myers issued invitations for a slumber party on June 19. Mr. and Mrs. John Kilworth hosted a dinner for Prof. and Mrs. W. E. Higgins. Miss Anna Savage hosted a chocolate event for Miss Florence Payne with Mrs. T. J. Dickson assisting. Miss Nancy Longanecker departs Friday for a ten day Chautauqua tour as accompanist. Mrs. S. B. Ellis and Mrs. E. J. Porter entertained for Mrs. Figley and Mrs. Barkdull. The Past 75 Party at Woodland Park featured Capt. J. M. Spencer fiddle and Miss Olivia Olsson singing. George Kimball won the candy prize at 95 years old. Mrs. C. A. Pease named spryest lady. A bridge collapse ruined the eight month old steel bridge at Mud Creek. Mrs. C. E. Friend and relatives plan a Green Mountain Falls summer. Ada line Harvey to wed Theodore Alford in Kansas City tomorrow. Mrs. Tuggle marked her daughter Ethel’s birthday. Prof. and Mrs. DeWitt Croissant host a picnic for Miss Duval of Staunton, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Myers
John Kilworth
W. E. Higgins
Anna Savage
Florence Payne
Miss Savage
T. J. Dickson
Nancy Longanecker
Olivia Olsson
Harriet Greissinger
Alfred Lawrence
George Kimball
C. A. Pease
Kimball
Mud Creek
C. E. Friend
Russell
Helen
Green Mountain Falls
Cole
Theodore Alford
Adaline Harvey
Kansas City
Alford
S. D. Alford
Lawrence
Tuggle
Ethel
Prof
Recruits Muster In for Twenty-Second Kansas in Virginia
Forty years ago the Twenty-Second Kansas college company completes enlistment in camp at Falls Church Virginia. Recruits are mustered and drilled and will travel to Topeka then Washington with the regiment.Harvey Duncan Theodore Boone Charles Starr George Nichols John Fisher Fred Brooke Hammond Bryan Morgan among Lawrence enlistees. Frank March of Merchants National Bank collects war loan subscriptions. Miss Kittie Owens returns from Topeka after being elected national conductor of the Knights and Ladies of Security. Professor Penny plans to present on Western musical culture at the Waldorf Astoria. Mrs J W Hall of 1037 New Jersey street ill with malaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty- Second Kansas
Fally Church
Topeka
Washington
Lawrence
Harvey Duncan
Theodore Boone
Charles Starr
George Nichols
John Fisher
Fred Brooke
Hammond Bryan
Nichols
Morgan
Frank March
Merchants National Bank
Kittie Owens
National Council of the Knights and Ladies of Security
Professor Penny
New York
West
National Association Musicians
Waldorf-Astoria
J. W. Hall
New Jersey Street
Key theft clouds Quanomet mural case in Octagon House
Asey Mayo probes the murder of Marina Lorne and a missing Ambergris lump as suspects circle Pam Frye and local artists. Key theft from the Quanomet post office surfaces amid clues from Roddy Strutt and others, foreshadowing headlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asey Mayo
Cape Cod
Marina Lorne
Quanomet
Pam Frye
Octagon House
Tim Carr
Marina
Jack Larne
Roddy Strutt
Eggy Boone
Jennings
Asey
Tim
Pam
Jack
Roddy
Public Eyesore No 1 a mad house over missing key
Asey Mayo, Congressman Elliott, and Elliott's family chase a gold post office key amid a tangled tale of a mural viewing and a children’s game. The key shifts through Ted, Della, Jean, and neighborhood kids as the hunt stretches to the lilac hedge and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asey
Quanomet
Jonah
Elliott
Asev
Gov'nor
Jean
Quanomet Post Office
Phoebe Atwood Taylor
Roddy
Cape Cod
Jeanie
Asey Mayo
Mrs. Dunn
Teddy
Ted
Della
Westover
Lake Boy
Lake
Ray
St. Peter’s
Heaven
Gov Walther Huxman weighs pardons in Kansas bank cases
Gov. Wal ter A Huxman said he would decide on possible pardons early next week after reviewing three Kansas bank robbery convictions. He asked Jack Jenkins to examine backgrounds of the three prisoners and the two who confessed in Kansas City. Pete Rafferty Melvin Ledbetter and Lester Persinger are serving long terms for bank robberies. Ernest H. McCarthy and Harry H. Korte admitted involvement to FBI agents, with witnesses in the trials confirming the Kansas robberies and other details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Walter A Huxman
Kansas
Jack Jenkins
Kansas Highway Patrol
Kansas City
Kan
Pete Rafferty
Melvin Ledbetter
Lester Persinger
Poor PA Party Witness Worries Over Vision
A fragment shows a speaker recounting a family moment at a party. The speaker offers their chair to their mother figure, noting her concern about their eyesight and framing it as a mistaken identity at the event.
Weekend Radio Schedule Highlights and Lineups
A dense listing of June weekend broadcasts across stations WREN KNBC WDAF KMBC KMBC and EMBC notes programs from 5:30 p m to midnight including Ronnie Ashburn Joe Ludy Orchestra Kaltenmeyer Kinder Garten and more. It highlights musical acts news reels dramas and weather forecasts across stations with multiple orchestras hosts and varied time slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Ronnie Ashburn
KNBC
D. Grosch
Wdaf Safety Council
Joe Ludy
Orch
KMBEC
WDAF
Kaltenmeyer
KMBC
Johnny
Dale Carnegie
Gilen Island Casino Or
Nbec Symphony Orch
KNMBC
NBC
Kmbc—Capital
Henry King
George Crook
Carlton Hotel
Otel Astor
EEMBC
Bhenri Gefadron
EMBC
Jimmie Noone
Embc—Newacast
Ren Castilian
Portland
Carol_ Weymann
CBS
Winnipes
Memory Lane
Marion Talley
Texas
Jean Sablon
ENBC
Guy Lombardo
Xavier Cugat
Joe_ Penner
Phil Cook
Joan Andermit
Wren—Ozzle Pling Orch
Jerry Cher
Charlie McCarthy
Lud Gluskin
Ernest Gill
KKMBC
Hollywood Playhouse
Franko Goldman
Walter Winchell
WDAD
Norman Thomas
John Matthews
Irene Rich
the Shadow
Cheerio
EKMBC
Court of
Erie Barron
Duke Ellington
Wren Lou Breese
Jack Benny
Leighton Noble
Lds
Larrynton
Wren—Hens
Chariie Sarnett
Hetel Muehlebacher
Jack Sprigg
Dick Barrie
Andy Kirik
Husk O’hare
Deacon Moore
Henri Gendron
Earl Hine
Ashburn
Bratton
Kansas City Dines
Ruby Newman
Pick
Pat
Richard ‘Crooks
Beverly Hills
Grand Terrace
Wren—King
Wren—Lang Thompson
Roger Pryor
Muehlebach
Frank Trumbner
Franklyn MacCormack
Dean Fossler
Griff Williams
Herbie Kay
Governor quotes doubt on three-term suspects in robberies
Governor Haxman says Korte is named among the robbers and questions whether the three currently serving terms were involved in the crimes. Ryetok asserts doubt but hopes to have an answer early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korte
Haxman
Ryetok
Earle Denies Charges in Grand Jury Plea
Governor George H. Earle told the Pennsylvania Supreme Court that the charges behind a grand jury petition are unqualifiedly false and politically motivated. The petition, led by District Attorney Carl B. Shelley, alleged a conspiracy involving bribery and coercion within state Democratic circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George H. Earle
State Supreme Court
High Court
Carl B. Shelley
Dauphin County
Harrisburg
Earle
Shelly
Shelley
Feud Sparks Looting Battle in Oaxaca Town
A flare up of an old feud led to a battle at Yodohino Oaxaca state resulting in 19 dead 56 injured 35 abducted and the town looted as citizens clashed in Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Yodohino
Oaxaca State
Doctors See Double at St Mary's Hospital
Doctors and nurses at St Mary's hospital reported a rare birth sequence as 3 sets of twins arrived within hours causing a double take for staff. The event occurred in Philadelphia on June 18 with a male predominance among the newborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
St. Mary’s Hospital
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