Journal World 1935 Editorials and News Digest
A collection of Lawrence Kansas Journal World items from June 24 1935 includes editorials on the new tax program the Roosevelt proposal and centralization fears along with obituaries and notices. Harold T Chase honored as a Kansas editorial figure and discussion of Democratic policy and deportation bills are featured with critical commentary on Jeffersonian and Jacksonian strands within the party. The page also notes constitutional questions and political opinions amid national economic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
the World Company
Semons
Dolph Simons
Business Menager
Peta Decca ES
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence
Kansas
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
Chicago
South Michigan Aves
San Francisco
Sansomo
Loce Naws
Srml
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Camping trip by Lutheran Boys League near Lake View
In a Monday morning stir near the Lutheran church ten Luther an Boys League members led by Rev H E Stauffer prepared for a weeklong camping trip on the Raw. The group includes Henry Albach Earl Endacott Paul Lukens Willie Johns Herman Meuffles Donald Beck Harold Kirby Herbert Olson and Charley Banning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Lutheran Boys’ League
H. E. Stauffer
Lake View
Henry Albach
Earl Endacott
Paul Lukens
Willie Johns
Herman Meuffles
Adele
Ottawa Beach
Ich
Monroe
A. Monroe
Anna Monroe
Annie L. Murtaugh
Lawrence
Chicago
Toledo
Cleveland
Buffalo
Syracuse
Albany
New York
Bridgeport
Conn
Newport
Salem
Massachusetts
Maine
Alleghenny Mountains
Mary Preyer
Breezedale
Scott Sterling
Yale
Grace Bell
New Hampshire Street
Peter Emery
Thacher
Adam Schwein
Randolph
Kan
George Hutson
Louise Alder
Boston
John Fritzel
Julia Antony and Mrs Peter Sim Sail From New York July Fifth
Julia Antony and Mrs Peter Sim plan departure for New York and will sail on July 5 aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II bound for Germany. Thurman Fitzpatrick departed today for Fisher Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Antony
Peter Simon
New York
Germany
Thurman Fitzpatrick
Fisher, la
Epworth League picnic planned near town
Forty years ago notice lists a Methodist Epworth League picnic to be held Thursday at G. Mad Maffet's southeast of town. Also reported are street cleanup near Mas peachubetes, Chicago items about J W Skiff directing a major ethnological museum exhibit, and local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
G. ‘Ad Maffet
Chicago
Carruth
J. W. Skiff
The
Journal
Marshall Field Columbian Museum
Peabody Museum
Skiff
C. GC. Seewir
Colorado
William Busch
Burlin
Mr. Busch
Lake View
Topeka
Lawrence
Santa Fe
Massachusetts Street
Pierson’s Mill
Flashes of Life prompt rescue by Elmira dog
A small dog named Tinker in Elmira Missouri apparently saved 72 year old Viola Clements when a cow charged and trampled her. Tinker nipped at the cow’s legs, driving it away. Mrs. Clements suffered a fractured jaw.
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Elmira
Tinker
Viola Clements
Wisconsin Grid Star Pacetti Found Dead in Car
Mario Pacetti, 21, UW Wisconsin star guard for three seasons, was found dead Sunday in a parked car two miles west of Madison with a hose from the exhaust to a window. Coroner said death by self-inflicted action. Pacetti had suffered melancholia and had twice entered sanitarium. He left the university last January and had been recovering from an appointment to Wash Point. He earned all conference honors in his last two years.
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Madison
Wis
Mario Pacetti
University of Wisconsin
Here
Kenosha
Pacetti
Lake Mendoza
Wash Point
Aly T
Badger
Associated Press
Made His Start Here E L Bruce Sr Big Lumber Pioneer
E L Bruce Sr who began in lumber with his father Charles Bruce in Lawrence recently marked his eightieth birthday in Memphis Tennessee. The Bruce yards once stood where Logan Moore Lumber sits and near the Union Pacific depot. The E L Bruce Company founded in 1910 specializes in hardwood flooring. R G Bruce, son of E L Bruce Sr, serves as company president, with ten mills operating mainly in the south.
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E. L. Bruce, Sr
Charles Bruce
Lawrence
Memphis
Tenn
Bruce
Logan- Moore Lumber Company
Locust Street
Union Pacific
E. L. Bruce
R. G. Bruce
South
Truth at the Regency: Daphne’s wedding danger
Alison confronts Daphne Somers about her past crimes and the threat to Alison’s father, racing against time as Daphne prepares to marry him. Guy Lamley, fearing harm, plans to bluff his way to uncovering the truth while police intervene in a car chase. Alison pressures Daphne with evidence, risking jail for libel unless Daphne confesses or exits.
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Alison Hede
Guy Lamley
Daphne Somers
Alison
Guy
Riviera
Daphne
Sussex
Daphne Poynter
Southampton Street
Aligon
Registry Office
Father
Dr. Lumley
Evelyn M- Winch
GUNDOWN RINE LZ PD Brownie Dog in Baggage Car
A dog tied to a leash in a baggage car aboard a train is unable to jump free. Children Peter and Cora visit Brownie, a silky brown dog, and insist he drink water while Rip prefers his own name. The scene recalls a gentler, domestic moment amid travel.
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Peter
Cora
Rip
Brownie
Dog comforts Rip as owners promise visits and seaside trip
A narrator describes a dog named Rip in a baggage car left alone most times. Cora reassures the dog, saying it is hard for the dog to understand but it is loved. She pats Rip and indicates forthcoming visits and a seaside outing.
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Cora
Rip
Typhoid Precautions From Water Dangers
Dr Jago Galston warns against drinking or bathing in uncertain waters. Boil water from unknown sources and vaccinate against typhoid as a safe preventive. Typhoid remains a major risk from polluted streams alongside other diarrheal illnesses and eye nose throat infections.
Kansas News Briefs Compile June Reports
Marysville reports Ernest Heckard a relief worker jailed for a 14 year forgery sentence after admitting he forged a check when shoes were denied. He had prior six year forgery term. Williams says Heckard received $5 monthly for doctor bills and rent, budgeted $7.20 weekly. Manhattan plans an immediate survey of hard winter wheat seed stocks to forestall drought shortages and will issue seed lists this fall. Arkansas City reports Lotte Johns killed and five injured in a two vehicle collision two miles south of town on Highway 0. Lewis Johns in critical condition with back and internal injuries. Delbert Johns lightly injured. other occupants Donal Moncrief and Robert Frailey injured. The Johns were returning to Pittsburg from Blackwell, Junction City. Traffic on Highway 77 near Republican River bridge halted after middle pier sank downstream.
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Marysville
Kan
CPI
Ernest Heckard
Heckard
Mary Williams
Manhattan
Drough
Kansas State College Extension
Arkansas City
Lotte Johns
Pittsburg
Here
Lewis Johns
Delbert Johns
Donal Moncrief
Robert Frailey
Moncrieff
Johns
Theohns
Blackwell
Oklo
Junction City
Republican River
Highway 77
Stormy voyage on Puff runs for Dingle friend
A stormy scene unfolds as Puff searches for his friend Dingle aboard a deck. The bridge, which withstood the June flood, slipped yesterday during a fresh overflow as water crested, threatening the crew and navigation.
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Dingle
Gadget Inventors Meet in Chicago Convention
In Chicago the fourteenth annual national inventors congress showcased 700 inventors and 3,500 manufacturers with a pneumatic ladder, disposable diapers, and a hen s nest device among exhibits. President Albert G Burns of Oakland called participants nuts, but praised their ideas driving invention.
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Chicago
Biddy
Albert G. Burns
Oakland
Cal
Congress
Oklahoma
Milord
Kansas City
Birch couple to attend Colorado education meetings
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Birch will leave Wednesday for Greeley Colorado where Superintendent Birch will attend a schoolmen's conference June 28 29. They will then go to Denver for the National Education Association meeting July 1 to July 8 and expect to return to Lawrence after the conference.
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C. E. Birch
Greeley
Cono
Birch
Schooh
Radio Programs Schedule and Local News Flash
Radio listings for Monday and Tuesday June 24 and 23 detail program lineups across stations WDAF KMBC WREN WMBC and others including Little Orphan Annie Buddy and Ginger and various orchestras and concerts. A fatal shooting in Clay county is reported along with a regional death, and a 18th Engineers AEF convention elects a new president in Tenn with Des Moines chosen for the 1936 meeting.
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EMBC
Annie
Tharkleen Wells
WDAE
Buddy
Ginger
Paradise
EMBEC
Boske Cater
WDAF
Richard Kes
Wren
Fray and Brass
Edwin C. Hil
EMEC
Wren—Bimnstrels
KMBC
St. Louis Blues
Pat Phys
Ted Fio-Rito
KMSC
Johx B
Kennedy
Wren—Amos
Andy
Tsitler
the 43Ers
Ray Nobie
KNBC
Chevrolet
Melody Pallette
Wren—Shandor
Bert Block
Mark Hopkin
Joe ‘Reichman
Avwdaf
Sparta
Parede
Jos Rine
Bill Hogan
Freddy ‘Martin
Orch
Ambassador
Glen Lee
Bismarck
Horacio Zito
Floyd Town
Oriental Gardens
Larry Filbrick
O'Flaherty
V. c. Wren
Oldman
Eddie Duchin
Phil Spitalny
Glen Ae
Fibber McGee and Molly
Leith Stevens
Wren—Heart
Wren—Skandar
KMBC_L_ A
Symphony Orch
Lincoln Tavern
Joe Reichman
Tom Coakley
Clay County
James Cupp
Bobbie Baker
Main Street
Porter
Rockcastle Creek
Portersburg
Tenn
Plaughn
Herington
Engineers (Railway
A.E.F
Des Moines
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Roosevelt
Harold T. Chase
Chase
Jefferson
Jackson
Bank of the
United States
Eccles
Altho
White House
Texas
American Legion
Rome
Claudh Callan
Publishers Syndicate
John Deshong
Atlantic City
N. J
National Women’s Party
Spartansburg
S. C
R. A. Self
Wisconsin
Chapter
Race
Bede
Ethel
Rine LZ Pd
Graham Penneip
Baderd Fir
New York Academy of Medicine
Jago Galdston
Lawrence National Bank
Federal Banking Act of
Supt
Denver
Manchester
Earl Porter
First National Bank
the First Savings Bank
of Lawrence
Financial Statements
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