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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1938

Page

6

Barbara Hutton seeks court protection over child

London and Paris reports state Barbara Hutton has obtained a court order to safeguard herself and her two year old son Lance from her estranged husband Count Court Haugwitz-Reventlow. Oxford notes say papers may be served if he returns to London.

London Barbara Hutton Count Court Haughwitz-Reventlow Paris Scotland Yard Croydon Regents Park Kdnap Baron Horder Lance Lord Horder London Daily Mail Count Haugwitz-Reventlow Lowon Egents Park Palace Bank of England Barbata Woolworth Alexis Mdivani Adelaide William IV Denmark Count Court Haugwitz - Reventlow

Budge Bows Into Fourth Round at Wimbledon

Don Budge swept into the Wimbledon fourth round with a 6-0 4-5 6-1 win over G Lyttleton Rogers. Helen Jacobs defeated England’s Joan Ingram 9-7 6-3 as Helen Wills Moody and Jean Borotra beat Mrs. P. Howard and R. Menzel 6-8 6-4 in mixed doubles. Gene Mako won in four sets over Anderson Brooks, and Budge with Alice Marble eliminated Mrs. M R King and D Macphail 6-0 6-0 in mixed doubles. Mako and Jadwigh Jedrse- faced trouble.

Wimbledon Eng Don Budge G. Lyttleton Rogers Helen Jacobs Joan Ingram England Helen Wills Moody Jean Borotra P. Howard Roderich Menzel Gene Mako Anderson Brooks Budge Alice Marble

Davidson's Primary Bid Hinted To Fail By Canvass Board

The $30 Cupid pay filing fee by George Davison of Kansas City Kansas for the Democratic nomination for state auditor has been returned by the bank. The canvassing board will likely decide at its next meeting Monday if Davison remains in the primary race.

George Davison Kansas City Kan Ryan Davidson

Polish player jowska loses to Saunders and Shayes in straight sets

In a doubles match, Jowska of Poland and partner faced Joan Saunders and R A Shayes of England. The score ended 6-3, 6-2 in favor of Saunders and Shayes.

Trucks Burn After Crash Two Men Killed Near Savannah

Two men died in a six mile north of Savannah collision on highway 71 near Savannah Missouri. Loren Blair of Neosho and Robert Rose of Dearborn perished as their trucks collided and burned beyond recognition. Witnesses said flames quickly enveloped the vehicles and the drivers were unable to escape.

Savannah Here Loren Blair Neosho Robert Rose Dearborn

Kansas governor weighs probe into unlicensed drivers

Gov. Walter A. Huxman said he may order an inquiry into vehicle department records to determine how many Kansans drive without licenses or title certificates. The plan would compare automobile registrations with driver licenses and title records to identify violators.

Topeka Walter A. Huxman Vehicle Department Kansas

Davidson's Check Backed as Filing Fee Unpaid

Secretary of state Frank J. Ryan says the filing fee for a man running for state office has not been paid. Topeka report notes the issue raised on June 23.

Topeka Frank J. Ryan

Tatterman Marionettes at Hoch Auditorium Impress Crowd

The Tatterman Marionettes performed Shakespeare’s Taming of the Shrew to over 500 at Hoch auditorium. The adaptation showcased rare skill surpassing Tony Sarg and Jean Gros groups, with Betty Reese David Crandall and Jack Doran reading the verse, though some lines were hard to hear.

Tatterman Hoch Auditorium Tony Sarg Jean Gros Betty Reese David Crandall Jack Doran

Treasurer Announces License Stamp for New Year

Motorists may have their driver licenses stamped at the county treasurer's office or by J. S. St. Clair in the Insurance building. A. M. Gardner said his office has been receiving many calls to stamp licenses and noted he obtained an official stamp in Topeka yesterday.

A. M. Gardner J. S. St. Clair Gardner Topeka

Car Hits Bridge Railings West of Lawrence

A Kansas City man E Johnson drove a car that struck a small bridge rail and tore off one side of the railing about nine last night three quarters of a mile west of No 6 school house southwest of Lawrence. The car went into a ditch with only minor damage. Passenger Mrs Lewis Johnson also from Kansas City was uninjured. Johnson is a carnival supply salesman.

No. 6 School House Lawrence E. Johnson Kansas City Johnson Lewis Johnson Carnival

Simmonds Buys Alex Marks Property on Louisiana Street

John J. Simmonds purchased the Alex Marks property at 702 Louisiana Street yesterday and plans to move in tomorrow. The dwelling, a large frame house with a slate roof, has been occupied in recent years by Glenn Dickinson.

Alex Marks John J. Simmonds Louisiana Street Glenn Dickinson

Baby Clinic Set at New City Hall Tomorrow Afternoon

The regular monthly baby clinic will be held at the new city hall tomorrow afternoon starting at 2 o'clock. Dr. Harry Gilkey of Kansas City will be in charge.

New City Hall Harry Gilkey Kansas City

Local Social Ring Hosts Summer Sized Visits and Dinner Guests

Mr and Mrs J S Brubaker visited relatives in Ohio and Indiana then stayed with the Eichmans on their way home to Westphalia. Numerous local families hosted dinners and gatherings at homes in Ottawa Gardner Topeka Manhattan and Pomona with guests from Kansas City Lawrence and beyond including Brumfield Dean Wynne and Scott plus many unnamed relatives and friends in a busy week of social visits.

J. S. Brubaker Ohio Indiana Chester Eichman Westphalia Frank Lobingier Ben Davison James Osher Irene Hoyt Mike Paskrich Walter Scott Lymn Taylor Philip Miller Cecil Vining Aileen Gene W. R. Suttor Revere Kansas Lorene Sutor Symn Taylor Joe Griffith Walter Strasser Paul Mary Lou Topeka W. R. Sutor Frances Margaret Suttor Vivian Brumfield Dewey cClay Ottawa Charlie Jardon Dewey McClay Reeder Water Robert Brumfield Holly Kansas City Carl Loree Marvin Johnson Pomona Marlin Cook Cook Raymond Barkley Gage Park Steve Speicher Mildred Mad Herman Butell Floyd Barber Tonganoxie Marlin Cook Home Sverre Ernest Butell Wincel Dean Ernest Jr Alice Hemming Gayle Cook J. F. Cunningham George Frye Major Dangerfield Herman Brown Irene Carter Venetta Bell Billy Lawrence Charlie Brown Kenneth Ted Brown Bobby W. W. Whitted J. M. Carnahan Bernice Carnahan Oliver Price Maurice Leonard Whitted Lyle Ivan Delphus Ira Larry Lee Lone Star Lake

Local Social Roundup Notices Visitors and Relatives

Mrs Gladys Kyle Mackey visits Osborne relatives with Doris and a friend heading to a Girl Scout camp at Dover. Gardner and Paxton families travel and host from Prairie Center to Lawrence. J J Jes improves after Memorial hospital stay. Suiter family handles travel in Bonner Springs and Kansas City. A shower for Mrs Hollenbeck’s home includes Mrs Ronald Robert and Mrs Vivian Milles. Miss Margaret Hemphill of Sheridan Wy visits with Charles Hollenbeck family. Margaret graduates Stephens college earlier in June. Frank Bereiter Louise visit Lawrence for wedding anniversary at Laughlin home. Walter Branson and daughter visit Gardner family. Nunemaker spends day with Norris in Kansas City. Willis Painter aids harvest at Mohler farm. Herbert Seiwald recovers from poisoning. he is Suiter grandson.

Gladys Kyle Osborne Frank Beraiter Doris Dover Raymond Gardner Omaha Council Bluffs Tj. S. Paxton and Sons Prairie Center Gardner J.J. Jes Memorial Hospital J . Maurice Sutter Bonner Springs Kansas City Seiwald Lawrence Suiter Charles Hollenbeck Villa Eden Ronald Robert Vivian Milles Albert Champion Miss Margaret Sheridan Wyo Mohler Farm Herbert Seiwald Herbert Maurice Suiter

Tanlac Promises Clearer Skin From Stomach Tone

Ad claims muddy skin and pimples stem from sluggish stomach and bowels. It says toxins enter the blood and cause dull eyes and bad breath, then urges readers to ask their druggist for Tanlac, touted as aiding digestion and trusted for 20 years.

Tanlac

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