Moderation Seen in New NRA Developments
The declaration that the new NRA will be more moderate than the old appears supported by current events. No General Johnson is present to pressure the new NRA.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1935
Page
4
Mutiny at Kansas prison mine ends quickly
The Kansas prison mine mutiny was halted sooner than expected when convicts’ attempts to smoke guards out of the shaft gun cage backfired, forcing surrender. Warden Simpson and staff are praised for handling, while officials fix responsibility and punish ringleaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Simpson
Indefinite testimony clouds graft charges in commerce case
The first day of Ewing Mitch ell's testimony before the senate committee failed to yield new specifics on graft and fraud in the department of commerce. Senators urged definite information while Mitch ell cited prior reports and noted no action by Secretary Roper, hinting at political maneuvering ahead of next year's campaign. Meanwhile Washington focuses on structuring the four billion dollar relief fund with Harry Hopkins atop the spending group and Ickes drifting from Hopkins on money control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewing Y. Mitchell
Senate
Mitchell
Department of Commerce
Roper
Washington
Harry Hopkins
Ickes
Hopkins
Altho Ickes
Price of Security and Tax Debate in Roosevelt Era
A commentary on political tensions as Republicans push for control of an NRA influenced by party loyalty, Kansas relief adjustments, and Roosevelt’s tax proposals aimed at funding the security and recovery programs. The piece critiques high taxes and calls for a return to Republican governance to tackle national debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
Summer Sendoffs And Travel From Douglas County
In Douglas County many residents prepare for summer travel with relatives in Oregon Massachusetts and Canada. Eleanor Brown sails to Corvallis to stay with Prof. Snow. Isabel Wood heads to the Pacific coast. John G. Stutz and Mrs Stutz depart for Montreal and a boat trip along the St Lawrence. Mrs Nellie Gwen will run the Lawrence Studio while Mr Lawrence is in California. The Stutz party attends the Union of Municipalities convention aboard a boat from Montreal to Charlottetown. Also noted are garden party festivities for Laura Aleida Perkins and farewell plans for H Hungerford at the University of Minnesota station in Sheboygan Wisconsin. Farmers report harvest conditions stable with a slight shortage of hands anticipated but expected to ease. About 22 000 acres of wheat in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Brown
Corvallis
Ore
Frank Snow
R. F. Sexton
Long Beach
Cal
Max Wilhelms
Isabel Wood
Pacific Coast
Miss Wood
Topeka High School
Nellie Gwen
Lawrence
Mr. Lawrence
California
Erwin Stugard
O. H. Stugard
Cambridge
Mass
Stugard
A. P. Streeter
Kansas City
John G. Stutz
League of Kansas Municipalities
Stutz
Montreal
Canada
Union of Municipalities of
Province of
Quebec
St. Lawrence
Charlottetown
Prince Edward Island
Carl Perkins
Eli Wilson
Laura Aleida Perkins
Esther Ellis
Frances Walters
H. B. Hungerford
Sheboygan
Wis
University of Minnesota
Doglazier
Pleasant Grove
Ottawa
Ward
McKinley
Santa Fe
Topeka
State
Stanley
Capt
E. Monk
E. D. O'Bryan
J. A. Spaulding
Dr. Dixon
F. P. Smith
Brad Perkins
E. F. Caldwell
C. W. Smith
A. Lone
Adna Clark
A. Becker
Birdie Baxter
J. M. Spencer
I. L. Baker
E. Engle
Tom Wagstaff
A. G. Honnold
J. B. Cunningham
Helen Hutchings
Rhode Island Street
Col. O. E. Learnard
Miss Chamberlain
Learnard
Fae Rutherford
Tennessee Street
Nellie Morris
Addie Ridenour
Edith Davis
W. W. May
Libbie Cochran
Philadelphia
Carrie Watson
Chicago
W. A. Snow
W. H. H. Pratt
F. S. Hester
Sam Elliott
Sam Usher
J. T. Shanklin
Capt. Hiested
Mrs. Shanklin
Gov. McKinley
Mars in Louisville Sky Shows After Cross Country Flight
Twenty five years ago Mars, marooned at Lawrence, displayed the Skylark in Louisville with brief hops due to gusty winds. Glenn H. Curtiss set a new quick start record at Churchill Downs in four and a fifth seconds, besting a prior five and four fifth seconds.
Lawrence Residents Gather for Weddings and Business Moves
The town hears of hotel construction by George A. Fuller Co with Paul Starrett as president. Local residents plan travels for Chi Omega convention and weddings while staff changes occur at Bell Telephone and real estate firms. A June wedding between Lottie Metsker and Cleve Bowser is announced with Pittsburgh relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onds
Lawrence Boy
George A. Fuller
Ohio Street
Starrett
United Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
F. D. Morse
Bert Wiggins
Here
O. H. McCrary, Jr.,and Company
Hannah Mitchell
Lillian Matkins
Gladys Clerk
Grayce Waugh
Grace Wilkie
Jennie Purdy
Marion Sapp
Lexington
Chi Omega
Blanche Barkdull
Iola
Bennett-Gratton
Ethel Morrow
Montreal
Canada
Europe
Miss Morrow
Mary Carliston
Chicago
Carl Graeber
Kaw
Graeber
Graeber Cottage
T. H. Chalkley
Ozark
Ark
Stough
Martha Stough
Parker
Overland Park
Kan
Salome Stout
Bell Telephone Office
Bartlesville
Oklo
Bell Telephone Co
Pauline Saunders
Alfa Miller
Beryn Lovejoy
Colorado Springs
Lawrence
Lottie Metsker
Cleve Bowser
Ottawa Ward notes on rail crowds and local visits
Forties era Ottawa events describe limited rail crowds for a McKinley speech, with Santa Fe and Topeka special trains underutilized. Lawrence attendees include Stanley, E. Monk, O Bry an, Spaulding and others. Social events include teas and dances for Misses Youree, Wallace, and Miss Chamberlain.
End of World Market Predicted by Wheat Official
Kansas City speech by Frank A. Theis, ex chief of AAA Wheat, warns that without reciprocal trade outlets and tariff reduction the United States may be sidelined from global wheat markets amid a surplus and shifting world trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Frank A. Theis
The
AAA
United States
Burned Letter Drives Alison to Run From Home
Alison realizes Daphne schemes against her and plots to flee after finding a burned letter from Guy Lumley. She steals away at night with nine shillings, a hatbox, and a grey suit to Victoria Station, then seeks shelter at a cheap hotel and a hospital queue, hoping Guy will meet her there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alison Rede
Daphne Somers
Redes
Daphne
Mr. Rede
Alison
Guy Lumley
Robert Bede
Mortimer
Spain
Aliso
Guy
Victoria
St. Pancras
Dundas
Soho
Ketchum Heads to Washington for Governor Appointment
Democratic candidate Omar B. Ketchum was summoned to Washington on June 20 to discuss a possible appointment. Friends said he was withdrawn earlier from consideration for a relief coordinator post, with Kansan van Griffith later appointed. fate of Ketchum’s new post remained unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Omar B. Ketchum
Washington
Ketchum
Kansas
van Griffith
Manhattan
Abney
Citizenship Pardons Signed by Landon for Three Douglas County Men
Three citizenship pardons signed by Governor Alf Landon arrive at the Douglas County district court. Recipients are Floyd Harris, George Horton, and Kenneth Bryant. Harris faced a 1930 second degree burglary conviction, Horton a 1929 forgery in the second degree, and Bryant a 1933 grand larceny conviction. Pardons restore all rights of citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf. M. Landon
Pat Callaghan
District Court
Floyd Harris
George Horton
Kenneth Bryant
Harris
Horton
Bryant
Dog Case to High Court in Kansas Murder Charge
Topeka June 20 A hound dog murder case was sent to the Kansas supreme court after John Fisher appealed his conviction and $20 fine in Jackson county district court for wilfully unlawfully and maliciously shooting and killing a hound dog owned by C P Davis in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
John Fisher
Jackson County
C. P. Davis
Evening radio lineup for June 20 27 and 22 schedule
A dense timetable lists radio programs and: stations KMBC WREN WDAF WDAE WAF and various acts. Highlights include Little Orphan Annie Dangerous Paradise Hollywood Hotel Theodora First Nighter Amos n Andy and The 49ers along with orchestras and late night weather forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMBC
Wren
John Herrick
WDAF
Buddy
Ginger
WDAE
Jack Armatrong
Boake Carter
Narar Kurkdje
Irene Rich
Jessica Dragonetti
Lucille Blanners
Beatrice
Hollywood Hotel
Baker
Waf—Commerte
Trust
K31bc
Richard Himber
Wren—Handels
Theodora
Col
Stoopnagle
Budd
Wren—Sinfonietta
Geo
R- Holmes Wren
Amos
Andy
Tattler
Tony
Gus
Jesse
Crawford
the O'Neills
KMIBC
Dr. Pepper
49Ers
America
Chevrolet
Luigi Romanelli
LeRoy Smith
Mark Hopkins
Hotel Orcher
Joe Rine
Billy Bissett
Rental Gardens
Glen Lee
Bismarck
Horacio Zito
Broadmor Club
Bill Hogan
KNBC
Floyd Town
Congress Dance Orchestra
WRESN
Roy Maxon
Spray Against Pests in North Lawrence Relief Effort
Relief workers sprayed flooded North Lawrence areas today to curb mosquito breeding. The operation is supervised by Dr. J. M. Mott the city physician, with Case Supervisor Parsons, Kansas, and Mrs. Lica Graves of Wichita appointed county relief case supervisor, succeeding Miss Virginia Brenig who remains Red Cross executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lawrence
J. M. Mott
Parsons
Kan
Lica Graves
Wichita
Labette County
Virginia Brenig
Red Cross
Injured in Rail Fall Victim Remains Critical in Chicago
Miss Josephine Yasbec, 28, who came to Chicago from Kansas City two years ago, remained in critical condition after slipping on a wet elevated platform and being struck by a train. One leg was amputated. Miss Ann Yasbee of Pittsburg Kansas, flew to Chicago to be with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Josephine Yasbec
Kansas City
Ann Yasbee
Pittsburg
Kan
Repair Work on Highway 32 Near Linwood
Motorists report repairs on highway 32 near Linwood with a detour through Linwood. Floods washed out about 100 feet of road and a culvert west of the river bridge at Linwood. Classified ads offer a summer vacation and tips to convert odds and ends into cash via Ad-Taker at phone 22.
Also Mentioned on This Page
WEAE
J. Churchill
Honnold
J.H. Smith
Youree and
Wallace
Garnett
City
Evelyn M. Winch
Quy
Douglas County
Landon
Jame
Aue
I Gambl
Line Urpaan
Joe Wren
D Gibbons
Ren—Theatre Review
SWDAF
Jack Armstrong
Mbc—Boaketer
MBC
Kate Smit
Scamps
Wee
Oseph Littan
Udy Vallee
Ren Mendrik Willem van Loongts
Cyril Witts
Terror
Death Valley
Aus
DAF
Henry
Glen Gray
Fred Waring
Wren—Goldman
Pol DA Eau
Whiteman
Ace Heute
Stg
Une Sbc
Ons Wikdafo Tons Gardens
Mec—Sport Review
Frank Dailey
Wren—Ton
VDAF
Paul Kendall
Salk
Jesse Crawford
Duchin
Ny Hae Nat'l Radio Forum
Oment Musicale
ANG _tive
Leonard Keller
Orch
IAC
Ros Dietrich
Arlie Simons
Journal- Pworld
Vocal Board
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