Called to Endurance
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
4
Lets be alive on the Fifth slogan urged for safer Fourth
The American Safety Council promotes the slogan Lets be alive on the Fifth to reduce July Fourth accident toll by urging caution in driving boating swimming and handling fireworks. It argues forethought and safer practices prevent regret and fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Safety Council
Safety Council
Senate committee wary of curb on presidential speech
The committee expects a busy summer but will not regulate President Roosevelt speech acts, treating them as free speech within bounds of good taste. Regulation focuses on corrupt elections while sentiment and discretion guide other political rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Campaign Investigating Committee
Roosevelt
Senate Committee
Grand Jury Probe Promises Balanced View in Kansas City
A forthcoming grand jury in Kansas City will probe vandalism and racketeering amid concerns it may bias toward the city’s dominant political group. The panel’s rule to investigate both sides risks equating merchants defending their property with hoodlums, potentially diverting focus from pursuing lawbreakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Grand Jury
New Regents Named by Governor Huxman
Governor Huxman appoints Leslie Wallace Maurice L Breidenthal and Louis J Beyer to the state university regents. The article notes Wallace and Breidenthal bring prior service and loyalty while Beyer is a Lyons physician and KU medical graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huxman
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Commonwealth
Leslie Wallace
Larned
Maurice L. Breidenthal
Kansas City
University Athletic Board
Louis J. Beyer
University School of Medicine
Lyons
Board of Regents
Italy Eyes Future Needs Amid Europe Tensions
Italy may look beyond present European turmoil to future needs. General Franco urged by Italian authorities to curb attacks on neutral shipping in Spanish ports, where Britain has suffered. Mussolini reportedly aims to refine a British Italian accord after the Spanish dispute as leverage against Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Europe
Franco
Great Britain
Mussolini
Brenner Pass
Army parliament clash over leaked intelligence sparks delay
A member of parliament and army officer is summoned to a military court over information he allegedly possessed. MPs say lawmakers cannot be tried for statements on the floor, yet the probe is postponed as the military arm defers its inquiry amid Commons uproar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commons
England and Netherlands Plan Surplus Wheat Stock
England and the Netherlands decide to build a wartime surplus of wheat to be ready if war breaks out in Europe. With world prices favorable, the stock can be bought below normal now. A war would likely push wheat prices higher than other commodities as the conflict unfolds.
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England
Netherlands
Europe
Complaint Night A Family Story From Sundown Tales
The family, including grandparents and four children, lives together and often argues. To fix tension they declare one night a week as Complaint Night where each member writes down grievances for a calm, friendly discussion to air issues and improve harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacky
Chubby
Christopher Columbus Crow
Willy Nilly
Thrush killed by tennis ball at West Englewood club
In Teaneck New Jersey on June 30 a thrush was struck and killed by a tennis ball during Ted McKinley s serve at the West Englewood tennis club. The mate’s song was heard as burial was completed. In Los Angeles a man named William Zion 53 boarded streetcar No 1324 with a bill of sale for No 1824 and lost $100 to unknown buyers. police seek the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marksman
Los Angeles
William Zion
Zion
Banko
High-Voltage Sparking Sparks City Outage
A weathered note reports a sparking outage in Spokane Washington involving pigeons causing 4000 homes to lose power. B M Merrill, superintendent of the Washington water power company, is cited in the fragmentary account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
B. M. Merrill
Washington Water Power
Birds Cause Short Circuit on Power Lines
A short-circuit occurred when birds perched on parallel high tension lines apparently rubbed their beaks, according to a witness. The incident prompted investigation and potential power outage concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pany
Perfect Resemblance Chicago Melvin Purvis
Melvin Purvis, the former federal agent who captured John Dillinger, visits Chicago and buys a telephone slug. A clerk notes the resemblance and asks if he is Purvis, who responds with a laconic yes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Melvin Purvis
John Dillinger
Melvin’ Purvis
Tillinger
Purvis
Soil Conservation Service Notes Contour Furrows at Ottawa Area
Contour furrows have been plowed on 127 acres of grass land under SCS agreement in the new camp area north west of Ottawa Franklin county. Furrows laid about a rod apart double plowing increases capacity and reduces runoff. Warren C Teel Kansas State college agronomist student reports for duty aiding in technical assistance agreements across surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
Ottawa
Franklin County
Warren C. Teel
Kansas State College
Manhattan
SCS
Teel
Fisher Recruits Against Congress In Topeka Critique
Rev J C Fisher of Garden City criticizes the last congress calling many members unworthy to return home He says the session failed on recovery and increased the public debt He attacks the New Deal claiming it costs 20 million dollars per law with no guaranteed gains
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Jesse Clyde Fisher
Garden City
Winrod Spells Out Senate Bid In Merriam Rally
Gerald B. Winrod of Wichita campaigned for the Republican nomination to the United States Senate in Merriam Kansas criticizing the new deal for pushing the nation toward repudiation of public debt. He pledged to restore government finances to balance once elected, marking his first campaign address in the area to Wyandotte Douglas and Johnson county Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merriam
Kan
Gerald B. Winrod
Wichita
United States Senate
Senate
Winrod
Wyandotte
Douglas
Johnson County
Local health trip sends Allendorphs to Arizona
George N Allendorph and family move to Arizona for indefinite stay seeking better health for Mr Allendorph who has been ill for months. He came to Lawrence about twenty years ago with a fountain and confectionary business and later founded Crown Bottling Works, sold last year.
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George N. Allendorph
Arizona
Allendorph
Mr. Allendorph
Lawrence
Crown Bottling Works
Mitchell & Dunkerry
Smith and Robinson
Alfred E. Smith
New York
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
J. N. Dolley
Fraternal Aid Union
Dolley
Society
George R. Allen
F.A.A
Poco Frazier
Sol McInerney
Boston
Kansas City Alumni Association
F.C. Allen
The
Athletic Association
Catherine McCreath
Bridge
D. H. McCreath
David McCreath
Nell Martindale
Helen Wilson
Sue Todd
E. R. Hess
Hess Drug Store
Mass. Street
J. J. Phillips
Scranton
C. H. Ashton
Berkley
Calif
William Reinisch
Margaret Weidlein
New York City
M. C. Ogden
Kansas City
Clarence Houk
Gene Glahn
Canada
Park Rapids
Minn
Lawrence News Henry Cressman Returns From Yale to KU
Twenty five years ago Edmund D. Cressman son of Rev and Mrs E Cressman of this city and a KU graduate has returned after a year at Yale where he earned a Ph D He will teach Latin at KU next year Freddie Sauer son of Mr and Mrs Frank Laure of Lawrence farms near the Lawrence Water Company pump house and shows three and a half dozen jars of corn the first to appear in Lawrence The marriage of Florence Payne and Rollie Perkins was at the Payne home with relatives present The couple plan a New York sail for the British Isles this summer Eva Butler and Carl Boyle wed at the Butler home and will live in Emporia Boyle secretary of the Emporia Conservatory of Music Florence Cross and Arthur Boughton announce their marriage May 5 in Nagasaki Japan Boughton formerly of Lawrence now in Shanghai
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Edmund D. Cressman
E. Cressman
K. U
Yale
Cressman
Freddie Sauer
Frank Laure
Lawrence
Lawrence Water Company
Freddie
Florence Payne
Rollie Perkins
Wallace Payne
Owen Kinnedy
Cincinnati
Elderkin
Helen Payne
Flayd Johnson
Reba Zimmerman
Phyllis Burroughs
Frances Meservy
Emily Berger
Anna Savage
Dorothy Ward
Payne
L. H. Perkins
B. B. Powers
A. Gifford
Margaret Perkins
Theodore Rudiger
Winifred Ward
Eva Butler
Carl Boyle
F. E. Butler
Rev. Wolfe
Pearse wood market moves to new corner in town
In Lawrence the Pearse wood coal and hay market relocates from Vermont street to Henry and Rhode Island streets. Also, the Lawrence company of colored soldiers elected officers Sherman A Harvey captain John Clark first lieutenant Fred Stone second lieutenant. Post office transfer from Innes to Caldwell will occur after business hours with Inspector Sullivan overseeing. Several postal route changes take effect with new carriers named. A Fourth of July picnic speech by J D Bowersock and Capt S T Criss planned. Maude May Floyd and William Norris Campbell wed in east Lawrence with reception and Kansas City home to follow. Others return from Western New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearse
Vermont Street
Henry
Rhode Island
Lawrence Company of Colored Soldiers
Topeka
Sherman A. Harvey
John Clark
Fred Stone
Lawrence Boys
Merchants Athletic Building Association
Innes
Caldwell
Inspector Sullivan
Star
Lawrence
Sarcoxie
al Brooks
Lapeer
A. Longnecker
Belvoir
M. W. Wells
Globe
William V. Ament
A. ¥. Patterson
J. D. Bowersock
Rosegrove
S. T. Criss
William Floyd
East Lawrence
Maude May Floyd
William Norris Campbell
Pritchard
Elsie Floyd
Kan
John R. Sandborn
New York
Octagon House Dilemmas Stirred by Family Tates
Asey monitors a visit by Pam Aaron and Earl Jennings at the Octagon House as plans for water and renovations collide with past tensions. A gunfire outbreak interrupts discussions, hinting at a murder mystery to unfold tomorrow with the Carr family under scrutiny.
Powdersmoke By Nelson C Nye Starts July 1 in This Paper
The western novel Powdersmoke by Nelson C Nye is slated to begin serialization in this newspaper starting July 1. Nye writes frontier adventures featuring rugged cowboys and high stakes in dusty settlements.
Friday Night Revelations In Asey's Cape Script
In Provincetown chatter los of mischief unfold as Asey and Pam react to Nettie’s suspicions about murder, Aarons health improves, clocks chime, and familiar faces like Peg Boone and plumber Jennings stir ongoing caper gossip.
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Nettie
Pam
Mister Mayo
Asey
Aaron
Per
Tim
Gran
Provincetown
Jennie Mayo
Peg Boone
Peg
Jack
Hanson
Emma Goldman
Toots
Emma
Marina
Jennings
Earl
Teachers Flunk a Test in Pronunciation Bee
Ten teachers at the National Education Association convention faced off in a pronunciation bee. Five men and five women competed. none achieved a passing score by classroom standards. The men won but did not gloat as all contestants flunked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Education Association
When M and I Clash in Public Spite
The narrator describes tension with M who appears cold and controlling in social displays. The tone hints at a strained relationship and a wish to avoid public scrutiny during disagreements.
New York speller triumphs in tense bee
Harald Clark of New York spelled recalcitrance correctly and stood last after a 20 minute bee that felled two teams of ten competitors. Fortieri stopped both teams with groans as the contest ended.
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Fortieri
Harald Clark
New York
Magazine Article Angers James Roosevelt
Rochester Minn June 30 James Roosevelt, son of the President, is indignant over a Saturday Evening Post piece about his insurance work. A Mayo Clinic physician said Roosevelt has read the article and asked his attorney to consider next steps. The hospital notes no comment until further conference.
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Rochester
Minn
James Roosevelt
Saturday Evening Post
A. J. Lobb
General Administration
Mayo Clinic
Roosevelt
Alva Johnston
Sears barber’s 32 year old car still hits on all cylinders
Anton Fredericks of Appleton Wisconsin, a barber, owns a 32 year old Sears automobile that still runs well on both cylinders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalapy
Appleton, Wis
Anton Fredericks
Sears
Baldwin News Highlights Local Club Events and Births
Mrs Harold W Guest visited Lawrence on Wednesday. The Monday Night club was postponed to Wednesday night at Mrs Charles Kalbs home. Mrs Gilbert M Gander went to Elmdale near Emporia for several days at the Girl Reserve camp. Prof Edward J Cragoe spoke on Fertilizers and Soils at the Garden Club meeting adding fourteen new members. A birthday dinner honored H H Hutton with out of town relatives attending. Orville Shotwell announced the birth of Judith Clare on June 23. Rev Albert E Ayers attended the funeral of Richard Oscar Fisher in Fayetteville Ark. Reunion events included Bernard H Schultzer and Glenn Hutton at Melvern. Family dinner for Charles Averill’s Ottawa birthday was hosted by W H Lucas. J T Barbee of Kansas City visited J M Pinkerton. Gladys McGinnis spent weekend in Excelsior Springs with her sons Jack and Billy. CE Francis visited Ottawa. Francis spent Saturday in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold W. Guest
Lawrence
Charles Kalb
Gilbert M. Gander
Elmdale
Emporia
Christy J. Fischer
Eighth Street
Garden Club
Forrest M. Hartley
Edward J. Cragoe
H. H. Hutton
Thomas Hutton
Gardner
Harold Hutton
van Meter
Earl Schome
Hemingway
Anna Hutton
Centerville
Vernon Roller
Edgerton
Carl Mel
Merle Todd
Dorothy May
Kansas City
Iva Gilbert
Yvonne and
Allen
Wellsville
A. F. Kerns
Charles Averill
Ottawa
Frank Kerns
Willard
David
Frank Lobingier
Paul
Mary Lou
Thomas Lucas
Smith Leonard
Scuyler Kerns
Marjorie le May
J. T. Barbee
J. M. Pinkerton
Gladys McGinnis
Excelsior Springs
Jack
Billy
Francis
Radio Schedule Highlights from WREN KMBC WDAF June 30 July 1
A dense list of radio programming and orchestral acts across WREN KMBC and WDAF for Thursday night and Friday into early July. Highlights include Marion Talley, Bing Crosby, Burns and Allen, Amos n Andy, Nat King Cole? No, actual names: Newton? The schedule enumerates concerts, news, dramas, and variety shows with multiple stations.
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Wren
Ashburn
Bratton
KMBC
WDAF
Marion Talley
K3lbc
Rudy Vallee
Battle of Gettysburg
Toth Aniversary
KEMBC
Toronto Symphony
Bowes
Bing Crosby
Just
Wdaaf
Amos
Andy
Hollywood
Helen
Hayes
Sporia
Larry Clinton
Wbdaarf
L.t
Johnny Long
Boob Grant
Jan Garber
IBC
Henry King
Muehlebach Or
Gray Gordon
Carlos Molina
Andy Kirk
Irma Glenn
Henrt Gendron
Webster Hall
Jimmie Noone
KAIBC
Dick Todd
Kansas City Dines
Maurice Spitalny
Paul Whiteman
Gettysburg
Paul Martin
Jimmy Fiddler
Grant Park
Charlie Barnett
Just Entertainment
Jamos
Lum
Abner
Lou Breese
Gene Beecher
Orch
F. Trumbauer
Lew Bonick
Buddy Rogers
Deacon Moore
Henri Gendron
St. Francis Or
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