LawrEnce Journal World 1935 Summer Notes
Lawrence Journal-World notices discuss debates on preserving government stability amid the New Deal, with senators aiming to keep Congress in session to push Roosevelt’s share the wealth plan. Commentary from Willis G. Sutton warns against constant change, urging studied prudence and responsibility in policy making. The piece notes the long day of the year and public health cautions about standing water and mosquitoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Roosevelt
Washington
Willis G. Sutton
Atlanta, Ga
United States
France vows buildup to maintain preponderant fleet
The article notes France will meet Germany's challenge by building as many ships as needed to keep a safe lead at sea. It remarks on the worldwide concern over an armaments race, despite many conferences aiming to curb such buildup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Old Home Town Notes Gather Local Letters and Visits
Dr. E C Franklin professor of chemistry and dean at Stanford visits his old KU connections. Liberty Memorial High School coach Andrew J McDonald resigns to coach at Missouri State Teachers College Springfield Mo. Local moves include real estate rental by Lloyd Purcell and various social gatherings and family events. A wedding of Ruth M McCall and H Lloyd Hansen occurs at the bride’s parents home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Franklin
University of Kansas
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Cal
McDonald
Andrew J. McDonald
Liberty Memorial High School
Missouri State Teacher's College
Springfield
L.H.S
Lloyd Purcell
Kansas Electric Power Co
C. E. Decker
Ohio Street
Tucker
Elizabeth Tucker
Elizabeth Shepherd
H. Lloyd Hansen
Cyrus McCall
West Fourth Street
Gerrit Snyder
West Side Presbyterian Church
Vesper
Kansas City
Ben Brown
Katherine Mary
New York City
Farmer injured in buggy accident amid treasurer bid
Fred Buchheim, a Clinton township farmer and Republican county treasurer candidate, was thrown from a buggy last evening. He suffered a dislocated right shoulder and widespread skin scrapes, leaving him unable to use his arm for several weeks. Secretary and Mrs H H Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Buchheim
Clinton Township
Bucheim
H. H. Holmes
Uncle Dan Finds Faith After Losing Fortune
A quip about Uncle Dan becoming more religious following financial ruin. Once he had a fine lawyer in prosperity, but now the tone hints the lawyer may be after his future. The brief reflects a humor piece on changing fortunes and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
Amusement Park Project Grows in Lawrence Kansas
Lawrence notes report a busy site formerly Haskell pasture now staked for a new amusement park building by Street Railway and Douglas County Fair Association. One end will host a summer theater and the project signals real progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes Park
Colo
Canyon City
A. Young
Louisiana Street
Lawrence
Haskell Pasture
Street Railway Company
Amusement Park Company
Douglas County Fair Association
Lizanna Robinson
Rose Haworth
Springhill
Kan
Herbert Coleman
Charles Milton
Dorrance
A. A. Helwig
New York Street
Mitchell Club
Court House
Mitchell
Congress Club
Thos. Harley
J. B. Smith
C. S. Finch
E. V. Bond
Ray Phillips
A. S. Verder
J. H. Mitchell
Concert Trip and Local Gatherings From Douglas County
Forty years ago on Saturday June 22 Carl Phillips and Fred Bower set out to ride to Ottawa. The Concert Trio from Kansas University returned to Lawrence after eight concerts under Fred Buchan. Members were Marie Berry J A Farrell Louise Smith. Walter Wright hosted friends on Vermont street. Mrs Palmer brought a private car picnic party to Bismarck including Lillian Whitney. Col Learnard hosted an outdoor dance honoring Helen Chamberlain from Vermont amid Japanese lanterns. County schools held fourth annual commencement with 32 students certified for high school. Invocation by Dr James Marvin, mandolin music, and speeches by Oran Williams Edith Baker Zennie Brown Etha Manning Estella Hart Pearl Butler Agnes Cole Trane Margaret Pugh Grace Derby Mary Baldwin. Prof W M Jay of Salina delivered the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Phillips
Fred Bowerseck
Ottawa
Kansas University
Kansas
Fred Buchan
Lawrence
Buchan
Marie Berry
J. A. Farrell
Louise Smith
Walter Wright
Vermont Street
Palmer
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Bismarck
Lillian Whitney
Col
QO. E. Learnard
Helen Chamberlain
Vermont
Learnard
Douglas County
James Marvin
Cecile Stanford
Stella Robbins
Peaks
Oran Williams
Edith Baker
Zennie Brown
Etha Manning
Estella Hart
Pearl Butler
Agnes Cole‘trane
Margaret Pugh
Grace Derby
Mary Baldwin
W. M. Jay
Salina
Pleasant in Kansas gives way to calm late June weather
Topeka June 22 Weather officials reported the warm spell would continue with sunshine and mild temperatures over the weekend. Floods along the Smoky Hill and lower Solomon were easing with crests not expected to reach major cities. Rain was absent for a 24 hour period and temperatures should rise slightly into the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
United States
Hays
Kansas
Republican
Ogden
Manhattan
Smoky Hill
Salina
Altho
Lower Solomon
D. Flora
West
Poison Pen and a Love entanglement in Warley
Alison Rede and Guy Lumley piece together a deadly tale of Daphne Poynter the widow who wronged Guy and poisoned a husband. Guy recalls a bitter past with anonymous letters, a French inquiry, and a raid on Warley that leads to a dangerous meeting with a shadowy writer.
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Alison Rede
Guy Lumley
Guy
Alison
Daphne Somers
Mr. Rede
Ri 1Viere
Daphne
Almost
Poison
Trevor
England
Scotland Yard
Dundas
Tam
Warley
Soho
France
de Gouy
Poynter
Aligon
Croft House
Sussex
Som
London
Downs
Exelyn Mf
The Train by Mary Graham Bonner
Rip faces a tense pull as a train nears departure at the station. The children, convinced he is safe and cared for, bid farewell while Rip longs for familiar companions and fears losing their affection. The scene ends as the conductor signals all aboard and the train begins to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonner
Peter
Rip
The Baggage Car Health Advice On Heat Cramps And Salt
A health note from the New York Academy of Medicine discusses heat cramps caused by water intoxication. It explains affected workers, symptoms, and how small amounts of table salt or salt water can prevent or relieve cramps. Excessive water intake can overwhelm kidneys, lowering body salt and causing weakness. Salt supplementation and moderated fluids aid fever and forced-fluid care.
Flashes of Life and Shelterbelts Across America News
Oklahoma farmers praise dust storm aftermath with fertilizer insights as volcanic ash boosts pastures. Lincoln looks at shelterbelt trees saving lives during floods. Chicago reports a divorce over old fashioned habits. Idaho recounts a mill accident leaving a worker undressed yet alive.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Frank M. Filson
Lincoln
Neb
Federal Shelterbelt Project
McCook
Radio Programs Saturday Evening June 22 Schedule
A sprawling listing of radio programs across WDAF KMBC WREN and other stations for Saturday night. Included are performances by Grace Hayes Irene Corey Carmen Roselle and many orchestras bands and vocalists with times from 5:30 PM through midnight and into Sunday early hours.
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WDAF
Ellis
Wren
Grace Hayes
Jack Armstrong
KMBC
Irene Corey
Los Angeles
Orch
WREX
Carmen Roselle
Columbia Concert Hall
WDAE
Radio City Party
N—Goldman
al Jolson
Vancouver
Ben Bennie
Enric Madriguera
Bismarck
Bill Hogan
al Dien
Jessie Hawkins
EMBC
Detroit
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Ted Fio-Rito
Benny Venuta
Musical Mirror
Reggie Child
Oriental Gardens Orch
Glen Lee
Horacio Zito
Floyd Town
Roy Maxon
Kathleen Wells
Buddy
Ginger
Boake Carter
Richard Himber
Epy and
Braggiot
Edwin C. Hill
St. Louis Blues
Ara Wdausic
the Haydn's
Ren—Cuckoo
Ray Noble
Chevrolet
Melody Pallette
Wren—Shandor
Bert Block
DAF
Mark Hopkin
Ren—Joe Reichman
Glén Lee
WDAE—Oriental_ Gardens Orch
Larry Firbrick
Educators' Conference Emporia Eight Douglas County Teachers
At Educators' Conference in Emporia Kansas on June 22 eight teachers from Douglas County participated. The event highlighted county education efforts and professional development opportunities for local instructors.
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Educators
Emporia
Kan
Douglas County
Educators Conference Attendees List Identified
The Educators Conference to be held June 17 to 28 at Emporia Teachers College includes Evelyn Hendren Ann Williams Mary Miller Roberta Nottingham Lawrence Winifred Stevens Derry Deay Agnes Stevens Vinland and Marian Madi Baldwin in attendance.
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Educators
Emporia Teachers College
Evelyn Hendren
Ann Williams
Mary Miller
Roberta Nottingham
Lawrence
Winifred Stevens
Derry Deay
Agnes Stevens
Vinland
Marian Madi
Baldwin
Obituary for Michael A. Anderson of Lawrence area
Michael A. Anderson died at his home nine miles west of Lawrence on Tuesday morning June 4 1935. Born October 30 1862 he lived in the community his whole life. He married Helen O’Brien of Scranton Kan October 30 1907. she died May 9 1932. Survived by four daughters Mary Thresa Edna and two sons William Leo, one brother George A. Anderson Sr of Stull and one sister Mrs Margaret Brown of Emmett Kan. Funeral June 6 at 9 30 am at the Catholic church in Big Springs with Rev Towle and Rev Hauser officiating. Burial in the family Catholic cemetery.
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Michael A. Anderson
Lawrence Tueesday
Helen O’brien
Scranton
Kan
Bernard Ann
Denver
Colo
Mary
Thresa
Edna Anderson
William
Leo Anderson
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House
Senate
Department of Commerce
Ewing Y. Mitchell
Senate Commerce Committee
Roper
Department of Justice
Rush D.holt
West Virginia
Pittsburg
Kaw
W. G. Hutson
Ass Virginia Hutson
California
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Victoria
B.i L
Lake Louise
Winnipeg
Twin Cities
Grace Gaskill
Terry Gaskill
Vance Wadhams
Endsley Jones
Max Foresman
Dwight Olinger
Poor PA
Claude Callan
Publishers Syndicate
Pleasant
Elora
Willy Nilly
Jelly Bear
Honey Bear
Sweet Face
Christopher Columbus Crow
New York Academy of Medicine
Dor. Iago Galdston
Chicago
Sophie Foremal
Peter Foremal
Foremal
Troy
Idaho
Charles Gieser
Gieser
The
Lawrence National Bank
Ward Robison
Wren—Hingham
St. Lous Parade
Wise Man
North River
Country Church of Hollywood
K. C
Wde
Bennyver
Joe Penner
Burris Jenkins
Howard Ely
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Silken
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard College Observatory
Astronomical Exchange Service
Copenhagen
Cyril Jackson
Union Observatory
Johannesburg
South Africa
Yerkes Observatory
Harvard
F. I. Whipple
Harvard Observatory
Yerkes
Jackson
Miss
R. D. McGee
Wiggins
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank
of Lawrence
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