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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1931

Page

6

Russia of Today lecture examines peasant role in USSR drive

Maurice Hindus told a University audience that Russian peasants hold the key to the success or failure of the current Soviet experiment. He traced three changes in Russia abolishing private property religious influence and family structure while noting government control of business. Hindus warned the five year plan to 1983 is uncertain and that Russia may leverage wheat exports and modern machinery to compete with the United States and Canada.

Russia Maurice Hindus United States Lawrence Kansas

Radio Programs and Schedules for March 12 13

A fragmented listing of radio programs and hosts across day parts, featuring musical ensembles, comedy acts, and talk segments. Notable items include Maxwell House Concert, Jolly Bill and Jane, Amos and Andy, Clara Lu Em, and university and city notices. Weather and livestock market notes appear among the program listings.

Dean Raymond A Hotel New Yorker Orchestra K. C Jolly Bill and Jane Army Band Vermone Lumber Jacks Miracles of Magnolia Ray Verkins Libby McNeil & Libby Gtyan Jenny Wren Josephine B. Gibson Jtex Damensch Tine Blazers Jane I'ete United Press Sisters of the Skiller Edna Wallace Hopper Sidney David Chicago Radio Guild Pegsy ‘Wiethioe Jein Laughlin Elmer Asterson Zephyr al Bratton Smith Dalleyr

Fragmented schedule notes for school event

A jumble of OCR text shows a birthday segment and a Friday schedule with titles like Organic Speech Pretects and a mention of Miss Marie Anderson. Names such as George C. Foster and Dr. F. Onrensis Deis appear, along with references to a four year college course and registration. The legibility is poor, but it indicates an academic event with speakers and times.

Marie Anderson George C. Foster

More Work on Page 0 Two Substitutes Used

Law aims at 44 hour week for estal employees starts July 1. C Be resford cites advance info on how the bill will operate. Every worker gets a half holiday on Saturday, but routing mail requires Saturday duty. Each on duty will receive a long off period in the following week. Substitutes to handle mail during the week-long adjustment period.

C. Beresford

Two substitutes to join present carrier and clerk staff

Mr. Hosford says two substitutes will be added to the force. Eight hour days apply to carriers and clerks, and substitutes will be full time. Appointments from the present eligible list created by the clerk carrier exam.

Oskaloosa Visitors and Court Sessions Across Kansas

Osceola area residents and relatives traveled to Kansas City Holton and Lawrence for family visits and court matters. Judge Phinney and wife attended district court in Westmoreland and Holton. Dan Wilhelm hosted the Coleman family in Emporia. Dr and Mrs McCreight attended a funeral in Lawrence. Mrs Pooler of Detroit visited her sisters in Osceola area.

Ted Kueny Leola Jeanne Kansas City Emily Smith Nelle Pennington Judge Phinney Westmoreland Holton Dave Ritchie Ritchie Emma Ritchie Frank Coleman Emporia Dan Wilhelm McCreight Lawrence Wiliam Engle Frank Nyflyer Hiawatha Charles Long Osceola Pooler Detroit Frank

Local social notes include visits and meetings across town

The town records social activity with hosting groups, visits by Mrs. Marguerite McCoy and Keith, the Steele brothers relocating from Scotts Bluff, and garden and farm bureau events. Notable items include piano duets by Leona Grant and Dorothy Grace Pentz, a pineapple tto luncheon, and multiple visits to Kansas City and Topeka.

Kansas City Marguerite McCoy Keith Valley Falls Glenn Rogers Mary Jean Asa Judy Richard Wellman Atpreder Fate Leaverton Daniel Leaverton Steele Brothers Scotts Bluff Neb Davis Farm Walter Bell Garden Club Walter Robinson James Bowen Fairview Charles Inez Wheeler Topeka Trinity Methodist Fred Packard Inez Max Gilkinson Albert Harvey Farm Bureau

Goldilocks Adventure staged at Linwood high school

Mrs Martha Schapley visited in Lawrence Thursday with her son in law Mrs Francis Schapley a Memorial hospital patient. The Linwood grade school presented Goldilock s Adventure a musical playlet in the high school auditorium directed by Miss McGinnis with strong support from teachers. Mary C Wright played Goldilocks and received praise. The Rhythm Band and grade school orchestra provided specialty acts. Robert Elder James Tudhope and Carl Meinke were in Lawrence on business Wednesday forenoon.

Martha Schapley Lawrence Francis Schapley Melmorial Mary C. Wright Robert Elder James Tudhope J Carl Meinke

Linwood News: Ill Robert Orme Worse and Local School Declamers

Burleighs Bride Montrose Colo says Robert Orme once ill in summer is worse again. Linwood residents mourn his illness. Dorothy and Henrietta Brock attend grandfather funeral in Kansas City. Linwood high school girls plan declamation contests with several candidates. Local contest to choose school rep for Tongaoxie March 27. Hemphill Herrick Crockett Cline vie for oration. Linwood folks travel to Lawrence to see Roxy and his gang but snow restricts travel. Highway work crews clear snow from roads and cuts.

Montrose Colo Robert Orme Orme Linwood Mises Dorothy Henrietta Brock Kansas City James Tudhope John Parry

Eastern Star meeting and local social notes

Miss Mildred Elder of Lawrence attended the Eastern Star meeting Thursday night. Linwood residents joined Bonner Springs for a basketball game while Miss Hailey of Seneca returned home after visiting her sister Mrs. Turpin. The Eastern Star served refreshments despite rain and the Federated church held its dime tea on March 11 with Mrs. Tudhope and Mrs. Parry as serving committees. Word has been received from

Mildred Elder Lawrence Eastern Star Linwood Bonner Springs Hailey Seneca Kan Harry Harbaugh Agnes Smelter Goldie Frederick Federated Church J. E. Tudhope Mintie “Parry

Pleasant Grove Families Change Homes in Kansas City Visit

Mr and Mrs N D Messer traveled to Kansas City on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Ward Landis moved to the Jones farm at Pleasant Valley. Mr and Mrs Orville Flory occupied the Landis residence. Miss Clara Hunsinger stayed several days at the Messer home. The C P A lodge held its bi monthly meeting Tuesday night. George Van Housen, Floyd Churchbaugh, Leon and Vernon Pe.

N. D. Messer Kansas City Ward Landis Jones Farm Pleasant Valley Orville Flory

Pleasant Grove Community News Update

Pleasant Grove visitors Wednesday evening include Mr and Mrs Ball Porter who moved to the Elmer Flory property south of town. Mr and Mrs John Daniels with Kenneth and Irene traveled to Baldwin Friday. Bi monthly examinations were held Thursday and Friday. Guy Carpenter and John Daniels were Lawrence shoppers Saturday. A Willow Springs schoolhouse meeting planned for Friday night was postponed due to the storm. Mr and Mrs Bill Porter hosted a visit from his cousin and family from Emerson Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Sandy Williams spent Sunday evening at the Joan Daniels home. Our teacher Miss Brown is on the sick list and could not teach Monday.

Terson Pleasant Grove Ball Porter Elmer Flory Bill Porter Emerson, Neb Sandy Williams Joan Daniels Miss Brown

Industrial growth hits Piedmont as 100 plants start up in 1930

The Piedmont region of North Carolina saw over 100 new industrial plants begin operation in 1930, reflecting a surge in regional industry. Separately, Alabama literacy declined from 16.1 percent in 1920 to 12.6 percent by 1930, signaling widening educational gaps.

Piedmont North Carolina Alabama

Adlerika Relief Claim From Stomach Gas Ad

An advertisement claims Adlerika relieves stomach gas and bowel issues by cleansing both stomach and bowels. It asserts X rays failed to find the cause and promises quick benefits with a 2 cent stamped sample request to Adlerika Co. Dept CC St Paul Minn.

Adlevika T. A. Derosia Adlerika Adlerika CO Dept. CC St. Paul, Minn

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