Journal World Daily News March 13 1987
The page reviews international and domestic political notes, citing the Spanish government’s claim of Italian divisions aiding the rebel side and Rome’s denial, with unofficial hints that some Italian troops may be present under aliases. It also notes rising prices for metals rubber and wheat and Harvard President James Byrant Conant breaking his collarbone while skiing amid March weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Spain
Army
James Byrant Conant
Harvard University
Repeal's Wet Tide Alters Nation and Society
Alabama votes to legalize liquor, leaving Kansas as the last dry state in a shifting national landscape. A National W C T U survey of Salvation Army officers reports a rise in drunkenness since repeal, with estimates up to 60 percent, noting a return of old time drinkers and increased gutter edge behavior. The Salvation Army sees repeal aggravating an existing problem rather than solving it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Kansas
Sisterhood of States
W.C.T.U
Salvation Army
Respect for Courts and the Roosevelt Controversy
The piece argues that accusations of waning respect for courts are political ploy by administration allies. It cites the Douglas county district court and state and federal courts as generally supported by the public, while noting a minority challenges the courts and the law. It says the current assault aims to undermine judicial efficiency and usefulness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee
Douglas County District Court
State Supreme Court
Federal District
Circuit Courts
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Diet wording from old guidance on meals and hunger
The passage promotes a balanced reduction diet focusing on butter and cream, bread and potatoes with less fat. It advises avoiding fried foods and gravies, adding fresh salads vegetables and fruits, and limiting between meals. It cautions against excessive starvation and suggests patience for a month to six weeks.
Mrs Quacker Hosts Quackerville Tea Party
In a whimsical scene Mrs Quacker prepares for her party at Quackerville. She brushes feathers, baths, and dons a pussy willow cape. Ducks polish beaks and feet before gathering for pond tea and seed cake, with Mrs Quacker noting her own cake is better.
The World Tour Lecture Laugh At Duck Show Off
Mrs Quacke praises Tin the duck as important and suggests global travels and lectures. Mrs Quacker rejoices but finds a note retracting the apology and mocking her display. Mrs Quacka vows not to show her beak at the pond again after the mocking taunt.
Feathered Frenzy Sparks on Kansas City Streets
Otto D. Doehler tracked scratches on his car hub caps to a robin pecking at its reflection. In Missouri a fire at a ten story building drove a pet squirrel to the roof, where it was rescued by Officer Frank Steckhaub after fainting from smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Otto D. Doehler
Columbia
Missouri
Frank Steckhaub
How's Your Health Reducing Calorie Diet Guidance
Dr Iago Galdston discusses individualized weight loss dieting in a New York Academy of Medicine article. He urges recording all daily intake for a week, calculating caloric average, and then reducing calories by about 800 daily. He suggests eliminating candy sugar jams jellies nuts and ice cream from the diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Academy of Medicine
Iago Galdston
Arrival of Birds Aids Easy Monday Flashes Of Life
Associated Press report from Elizabeth New Jersey notes a home scene as Mra de Schryyver suspects the saying there’s no place like home. A truck smashed into her porch, a vase shattered, and she was struck on the head. Nearby Jerseyville reports a poultry theft and a hen that refused to stay remains dead of natural causes after thieves targeted Edward Sutherland’s roost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Elizabeth
N. J
Anns de Schryyver
Boomerang Poultry
Jerseyville
Edward Sutherland
Roosevelt Currents Through Rural Alabama During Southern Vacation
President Roosevelt spends a second day of his southern vacation in Warm Springs Georgia. He plans a morning swim in a glass-covered pool and a countryside drive behind the wheel of an open car. After lunch he will visit his 2,800 acre farm to observe spring plowing.
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Warm Springs
Mar
Roosevelt
Obituary Charles A Johnson of Lawrence Dies at 87
Charles A Johnson born December 18 1849 in Odeshog Sweden died at home Sunday March 7 after two weeks of illness. He immigrated in 1872 and lived near Lawrence sixty five years. He married Ellen Y Johnson November 8 1874 and survived by Mayme Tuttle and Theodore Johnson at 1140 Rhode Island. three children Selma Anton Nellie preceded him in death. He worked for Dudley Haskell farms and Poehler Mercantile. member Trinity Lutheran Church. Burial was in Oak Hill town plot.
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Charles A. Johnson
Odeshog
Osterjotland
Sweden
America
Lawrence
Ellen Y. Johnson
Johnson
Dudley Haskell
Poehler Mercantile Company
Trinity Tutheran Church
Oak Hill
Selma
Anton
Nellie Johnson Gale
Rhode Island
Mayme Tuttle
Theodore Johnson
Mrs Crady Kinship Ties Across States and Faith
Mrs James David Crady Ida Elizabeth Edlin was born in Boone county Kentucky on October 19 1864. Her family moved to Leavenworth Kansas as a child and she joined the Baptist church lifelong. She married James David Crady in 1887 and they had seven children Louis Wesley Crady Myrtle Gladys Gimbler Margie Ruth Norma Alice Harrington Alta May Huey James Dale Crady and William Dayton Crady along with eighteen grandchildren. She died March 10 1937 aged 72 years 4 months and 21 days. Funeral services were held March 12 1957 at Vinland Presbyterian Church Vinland Kansas with burial in Vinland Cemetery. S B Lucas officiating.
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James David Crady
Ida Elizabeth Edlin
Boone County
Leavenworth
Kaw
Louis Wesley Crady
Lecompton
Kan
Myrtle Gladys Gimbler
Vinland
Margie Ruth
Burtile
Kansas City
Norma Alice Harrington
Lavenburg
Alta May Huey
Chicago
James Dale Crady
William Dayton Crady
Ill
Vinland Presbyterian Church
Vinland Cemetery
S. B. Lucas
Lawrence Woman News Editor Praises Scarndale Inquirer
Lawrence friends report Hannah Mitchell rose to editor of the Scarndale Inquirer in February becoming one of several newspaper women attaining prominence in the East. She writes her mother that work is fascinating and enjoyable. Also notes exchanges of properties involving the Hosford and Jensen families, a Swedish prince touring Kansas, Poehler Mercantile Co. appointing Fred P. Smithmeyer as general manager, and local high school basketball result in a Topeka win.
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Learnard Avenue
J. P. Jenssen
Jensen
Hosford
Louisiang Street
Lindsborg
Kansas City
Prince William of
Sweden
Bethany Chorus
Poehler Mercantile Co
Fred P. Smithmeyer
Topeka
Otto Gufler
Poehler
Kansas Grocery Co
Fred Smithmeyer
F. H. Smithmeyer
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO March 13 University and town items
A.C. Walter of Walters Manufacturing will rent the Savage building and begin producing a dirt and manure spreader within nine weeks. The University Council voted to adopt a fifty minute class system. The Commercial Club pressed for a single telephone system in Lawrence. Mrs. Dunmire improves in Kansas City hospital. Miss Hase to Eureka Kan to teach music for Miss Rush ill. DuBinsky stock Co. offers Common Law and The Lottery Man at New Bowersock Theater. Malay Club to stage The Lottery Man in April. Harold Wilson to manage, Miss Gertrude Messler to direct.
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A. C. Walter
Walters Manufacturing Company
Savage
University Council
Lawrence
Herbert. Dunmire
Kansas City
Clara Hase
Eureka
Kan
Aida Johnson Guna
Harold Wilson
Gertrude Messler
Department N
Eve Mannersfield Returns to Old Connecticut Farm
Eve Mannersfield moves back to her ancestral farmhouse in Connecticut after five years in New York. George Cleveland, a nearby fruit expert, and Uncle Howry help clear the attic while Eve and Denny envision life in the old home. Sunday visitors arrive, bringing a surprise crowd as Eve finds peace in the land and springtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Synousis
New York
Eve Mannersfield
Connecticut
George Cleveland
Howry
Danny
Henry
Uncle Henry
Eve
Ellen Watson
Ellen
Aladdin’s Palace
Iren
Denny
Mitzi Power
Mitzi
Marylin
Goonyright
Illness Proves Fatal to Leavenworth Bishop
Most Rev Francis Johannes D D Catholic bishop of Leavenworth died before 8 a m at St Josephs hospital in Denver after months of asthma and heart disease since September 1936 He arrived in January and his condition worsened with a serious relapse earlier this week Aluminum in various colors is produced by a new electrical process at a Birmingham England plant providing protective covering and integrating aluminum into the metal
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Denver
Mar
Francis Johannes
Leavenworth
St. Joseph's Hospital
Johannes
Birmingham
England
Sigel Pair Marries In Spring Evening Ceremony
Miss Celia Johnson of Pleasant Grove wed Dale Johnson son of Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson of Sigel in a 6:30 PM ceremony last Monday evening March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceei) Johnson
Pleasant Grave
Perl Johnson
Dale Johnson
William Johnson
Sigel
Poor Pa By Claude and Callan
A syndicated comic strip titled Poor Pa by Claude and Callan features a caption where a character jokes that heaven will require an apology for her looks, claiming she’s “just out of the kitchen.” The item showcases vintage humor from 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poor PA
Claude& Callan
Publishers Syndicate
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Saturday Evening March 13
A dense radio timetable lists stations WREN WDAF KMBC and BC across a long evening. Many acts including orchestras soloists and bands perform from 5:30 to 12:00 with multiple hosts and program blocks noted.
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Eton Boys
Wren
O'Brien
Bratton
WDAF
KMBC
Dioner
Anna
Ron Wilde
Orch
Willson
Johnny
Km&bc
Filoyd Gibbons
Bennett Clark
Mary Eastman
the Chateau
Wren—Hildegaree
Paducah Plantation
Wren—I. C
KNBC
Colonels
Wren—Murlet Pollock
P le
Benny Goodman
Jack Starr
Geo. Olsen
Bob Crosby
Ted FloRito
Henry King
Ben Hernie
Trianon
Wren—Wenthear
New York Symphony
WDAP
Grand Hotel
London Letters
Wren—National Weapons
Wren—Fiahface & Fixgabottie
Gateway Liara’ Club
Kmbc—Poly Follies
Marlon Talley
Guy Lombardo
Joe Penner
Golden Gate
Rubinoff
Helen Traubel
Eddie Cantor
Telas
Shep Fields
Detroit Symphony
Nerry
Walter Winchell
Edwin
Hill
Symphony Astra
George' Washington
Wren—Choir Symphonette
Southern Tavern
KMEC
ABC
Dick Tracy
Jack Armstrong
WHREN
Supreme Court
Clark Dennis
KMEBC
Pretty Kitty Kelly
Randall
Donald McGibeny
Fred J. Hartley
Herb. Foote
Uncle Ezra
John Herrick
Diamond City News
Midge Williams
Ronnie Ashburn
Bambi
Heldt
Fibber McGee
Frank Munn
EMBC
Pick
Pat
Wrens
Sing Sing
Good Times Society
Een Tey Seminary
Richard Him
Ayne Ng
Craveth Welle
George Wi
Borat
Popette Melones
Amos'n
Andy
Don Ferdi
Ted Lewis
Jimmy Kemper
Pahil Levant
Magnolia Blossoms
Dazzle Nelson
Low Breeze
Ted Fio Rito
Hermitage Or
Charlie Agnew
Topeka Couple’s Home Wedding and Local News Briefs
A Topeka couple Dale Johnson and his bride were married at the home of Dale’s grandfather F A Hubbard with Rev Barclay of Topeka’s Baptist church officiating. The couple will reside in Topeka. The notice also covers local visits, funerals, and social events in the area, including Lawrence and Leavenworth connections, 4 H council reports, and school exam results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
F. A. Hubbard
Topeka
Barclay
The
Baptist Church
Kendall
Lawrence Memorial High
Pittsburg
Johnson
Jim Sanders
Worden
Ted Elm
Elm
Burt Sanders
William Johnson
Jess Seymour
George Strahan
Lawrence
August
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