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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1939

Page

3

Transatlantic Dixie Clipper Begins Regular Service

Pan American Airways starts regular transatlantic flights from Port Washington to Europe aboard the Dixie Clipper with 22 passengers and 11 crew. First itineraries include Lisbon and Marseille with Wednesday and Saturday schedules. fares $375 one way $675 round trip.

New York Pi—Aviation Port Washington L. I Pan - American Airways Horta Lisbon Marseille Europe Alcock and Brown Lindbergh Byrd Ocean Manhassett Bay Pan-America Yankee Atlantic Trin Pan American Azores Shediac New Brunswick Botwood Newfoundland Foynes Ireland Southampton England W. J. Eck Washington Southern Railway Will Rogers

Court voids NLRB run off for 3000 Consumers Power workers

The sixth circuit unanimously set aside the NLRB order for a run off to select a bargaining agent for 3000 employees of Consumers Power Co. in Jackson Michigan. The court found the board’s ballot unfair and limited workers choice to UWOC or none, denying true free choice. Attaché speculation points to a possible appeal to the Supreme Court.

Cincinnati A.f.l.-C.lo Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals National Labor Relations Board Consumers’ Power Company Jackson Mich Labor Board U. S. Supreme Court International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers A.F.L NLRB Consumers Power Utility Workers’ Organizing Committee C.I.O Brotherhood UWOC Xen Hicks Florence E. Allen Charles Imons Hobson

Japan's War Chief Talks With Mikado

Divan moved up one rank placing George F Olen dorf of Springfield Mo the Imperial Rabban in Cline's old office of deputy imperial potentate Olen ey becomes imperial potentate in 1940.

Divan George F. Olendorf Springfield Rabban Cline Oleney

Century Englishman Hobson Requires Nearest Horse for Customers

Thomas Hobson, a century Englishman known for letting horses, required every customer to take the horse nearest the door. The rule limited choices and ensured a strict rotation of stable animals.

Thomas Hobson

Highway 59 meeting outlines plan for extended route

State officials will be urged by the U S highway 59 association to draft a broader program and seek ways to match federal funds for Kansas. In Garnett the group proposed extending Highway 59 south from the Iowa line to Missouri Route 18 and then across the Rule Nebraska bridge into Kansas. Leonard McCalla was elected state president with C E Perkins secretary Paul Friend vice president Elmer Nance and Ralph Haines as directors. Roy Cox and Charles Miller attended representing the highway commission.

Garnett Kan U.S. Highway 59 Association Kansas Highway Department Iowa Line Leonard McCalla C. E. Perkins Parsons Paul Friend Lawrence Elmer Nance Oswego Ralph Haines Ottawa Roy Cox Iola Charles Miller Tonganoxie

New Shrine Head Walter D. Cline Elected Imperial Potentate

Walter D. Cline of Wichita Falls Texas was elected imperial potentate of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine at the national convention. He succeeds A A D Rahn of Minneapolis in a secret election as shrine leaders convened.

Walter D. Cline Wichita Falls Imperial Potentate Baltimore Tex Order of Nobles Mystic Shrine A. A. D. Rahn Minneapolis Imperial

New Dairy Regulations Tighten Standards After Fever Outbreak

Kansas state board of health adopts strict dairy industry rules citing four undulant fever cases in nearby Kansas City. Regulations cover sanitation in barns milk houses utensils and surroundings to prevent future outbreaks.

Topeka State Board of Health Kansas City Kan

Eudora Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Robert Eisele

Rev and Mrs W C Watson hosted a miscellaneous shower Friday honoring the bride and groom Mr and Mrs Robert Eisele. Guests included Miss Sarah Lucas of Harrisburg and many local friends as games preceded gift drawing near the fish pond.

W. C. Watson Robert Eisele Hisle Watson Sarah Lucas Harrisburg Henrietta Schubert Alice Marie Kindred Leone Parker Mary Beth Pence Byronna Pence Virginia Shirck Gladys Shirck Margaret Forsythe Nadine Harris Benitta Bartz Myrrice Ott Gretta Spitzli Mary Christine Fisele Louie Lee Kindred Carl Westerpies Richard Steffen Arden C. B. Johnson Leb Holmes Carrol Gerstenberger Raleigh Mills Arletta Holmes Research ‘Hospital Kansas City Frank Sommers

Funeral attenda nts and birthday gathering noted

The piece records funeral services for Mrs. Tena Smith in Omaha on Saturday morning and a birthday party for Mrs. Curtis Diedrich last Thursday evening. Guests included Curtis Diedrich and daughter Maxine, Ed Forsythe family, James Shirck family, Gene Bendelston, Helen Davison, and others at the Diedrich home.

Tena Smith Omaha Neb Ed Diedrich Curtis Diedrich Maxine Ed Forsythe Margaret James Shirck Hesper Gene Bendelston Belleview Helen Davison Lawrence

Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Weddings

The report lists numerous visits and social events from area residents. It notes Miss Henrietta Schubert staying with Mrs. Clarice Steelzing in Kansas City, a birthday dinner for Mrs. Schlegel with relatives from Anadarko Kaw Valley Lawrence and Byers, Colo., and Ed Diedrich hosting relatives from Diedrich and Diedrich families. It also mentions Curtis Diedrich and Maxine visiting, twin daughters Martha Lee and Mary Lou Born at Harold Daugherty’s, and Euretta Kraus returning to Eudora after wintering with Clarence Potter in Ellsworth. Verl Neis attended the wedding of Helen Davison and Walter Klinksick in Lawrence.

Veral Neil Henrietta Schubert Clarice Steelzing Kansas City Fred Schlegel Okla Henry Schlegel Lawrence Oscar Broers Kaw Valley Allen’ Westerhouse Robert Verners Elizabeth Diedrich Delene Diedrich Byers Colo Lou George Harold Daugherty Euretta Kraus Clarence Potter Potter Ellsworth Kan Eudora Sam Kraus Artine Verl Neis Helen Davison Walter R. Klinksick First Christian Church

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