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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1938
Page
8
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Berlin reports show the Voelkischer Beobachter defending anti Jewish measures as self defense citing Jews swelling Berlin and claiming foreign Jews evade property rules. The Reichs press notes emigration as an objective while raids free those willing to leave. Der Sturmer calls for total elimination of Jews.
A special playground program will be held at Lincoln school near Friday afternoon June 24 from 4 to 7. Children from Lincoln park and Lincoln school perform under supervisors Bernice Miller Mrs Eva Fishback and James Tooley. Parents are invited. A wiener roast and musical numbers by CCC camp boys from Lone Star are planned.
Federal Judge George A. Welsh suspended Samuel Spitler's sentence for an alcohol tax violation after learning he has asthma no job a wife and three dependents. The judge said this man has trouble enough.
Washington June 21 treasury secretary Morgenthau presses immediate adoption of his bank exam plan despite opposition from Federal Reserve Board Chairman Eccles. Key banks agencies back the plan while Eccles argues for more liberal credit to spur recovery.
Topeka June 21 cumulative social security account numbers issued in Kansas reach 399 994 as of June 1 as 39 106 321 nationwide. Haas notes many graduates obtained numbers last month and stresses cards aid employment. applicants should contact local field offices or mail forms from post offices to the Topeka office, covering counties including Atchison Brown Doniphan Shawnee Lyon Osage Douglas Jefferson Jackson Wabaunsee Geary Clay Riley Pottawatomie Washington Marshall Nemaha.
Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes and his wife Jane Dahlman sail into New York aboard the Ile de France after marrying in Dublin May 24. They planned to proceed to Washington to join the bride’s parents in Milwaukee and begin their life as the nation’s youngest cabinet couple.
Virginia Sappington, a Chetopa Kansas school teacher, guided 21 pupils to safety at the Piety Hill school during a March 31 tornado and has been invited as honored guest to the National Education Association dinner in New York. Local boards and chambers have promised funds to cover expenses.
A fresh shipment of Spanish government silver valued at 2,160,000 dollars arrived in Perpignan from Barcelona for shipment to the United States. This marks the second bullion send from Barcelona to the U S, following a May 24 shipment valued at 26,300,000 dollars likely to pay for supplies.
Franklin County collects a sales tax residue of 54561.98 to be shared among taxing agencies. The funds will be added to agency budgets for next year. Ottawa school board may cut taxes up to 14 mills, others not reduced. The exact reduction amount is undetermined.
Karl Miller of Dodge City Kansas was among seven candidates nominated for Rotary International directors at the convention. Nomination is tantamount to election.
Newark New Jersey June 21 mayor Frank Hague ends his federal court testimony in the free speech case against him and others. He asks to publicly address Morris L Ernst CIO and ACLU counsel but Judge William Clark denies and warns any further statements must wait for defense. Hague had accused Ernst of communistic influence and sparked a contempt charge after addressing reporters during lunch.
Thirty eight candidates filed intentions to run for county and district offices in Franklin County. Among them 17 seek Republican nominations and 11 seek Democratic nominations.
Baldwin welcomed a parade of guests including Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Rees of Topeka and their daughter Mrs. Samuel Leonard of Waco N J. Jud Jones and Everett Rebb returned from Chicago and Urbana Illinois. Everett visited his sister Christine Rebb at the University of Illinois. Mary Anna Lawrence heads Baker home economics and plans articles for a magazine during a Memphis summer.
Local Baldwin residents and guests from Kansas City to Joplin mingle at socials, library events, and church activities. Notables include Dudgeon attending the American Library Association, Miss Dorothy Scott taking a library position in Moline, and professors Bartley and Donmyer directing musical events in Osawatomie and Lawrence.
On Friday morning June 10 Miss Kathryn Keohane married Claude E Jardon at the bride’s mother's home with Dr James S Chubb presiding. The ceremony featured piano preludes and a living room setting decorated with gladioli and delphiniums. The couple will reside in Morning Glow Plaza Kansas City after June 25.
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