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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1935

Page

2

Wallace push on industrial output to boost farmer income

Washington March 14 AP Secretary Wallace urged factories to raise output 30 to 40 percent for physical goods and consider 50 percent higher production at a price lower than present to lift farmer purchasing power. He warned holding production back would reduce available goods and harm urban feeding needs while stressing parity requires careful pricing and broader policy beyond tax shifts.

Washington Wallace House Agriculture Deepartment Cannon United States Congress of the United States

Test of seven questions from classified page

The clipping asks seven trivia items about Cam de Mars, mosques, Bel, Jules Verne, Harriet Hosmer, Mt Vesuvius near which city, Lake Champlain location, who delivered Israel, where David Belasco was born, who owns Peter Ivitch Tschaikowsky and notes patient Sam W Adams improving after two weeks at Leavenworth veterans hospital.

Neeple Bel Harriet Hosmer Mt Vesuvus Lake Champlain Israel David Belasco Peter Ivitch Tschaikowsky Sam W. Adams Veterans Hospital Leavenworth

Election plans used by women at K U poll

Co ed voters at the University of Kansas adopt first second and third choice ballots in the Women's Self Governing Association election to ensure majority wins. Ballots are segmented to speed counting as several boards handle sections. Ray Ebling, KU basketball star, named to All American team on Kellogg College Prom radio program.

K. U Ray Ebling University of Kansas Kellogg Delta Delta Delta Delta Zeta

Frank Holt Sues Saunders for 5500 Damages

Frank Holt, a Black resident of 700 Connecticut Street, files in district court against W. J. Saunders, alleging false arrest and jail detention over a forged check matter. Holt claims mental pain, nervousness, vision issues, and job- loss difficulties from the 1984 incident.

Frank Holt Connecticut Street District Court Today W. J. Saunders Lawrence Saunders Holt

Card of Thanks for Louisa Del sen Scott Family

We thank friends and neighbors for their kind expressions of sympathy after the loss of our wife and mother Louisa Del sen Scott. William Scott Elsia Worten Corinne Jeitz

Louisa Delsen Scott William Scott Elsia Worten Corinne Jeitz Anna Bell Scheer Witla Kampachroeder Samuel Roy Harry Fred Leo Kennedy

Flood Refugees Count Over Six Thousand In Mid-Missouri

Driven from homes by flood waters, more than 6,000 Missouri Illinois and Arkansas families receive emergency care from Red Cross and agencies. Boats move victims to safety as authorities warn of widening St Francis river overflow in Missouri and Arkansas. Fleeing refugees wait in upper stories while authorities mobilize food relief from Red Cross and FERA.

St. Louis Missouri Illinois Arkanana Red Cross St. Francis Arkansas St. Francia Ira’ Hawthorne Poplar Bluff Mingo Basin Kennett Newport Ark FERA

Deaths and Funerals for Hemphill and Walton

Funeral services for C. C. Hemphill will be at Rumsey Funeral Home at 2 30 Friday with Rev Charles A Puls officiating. Burial at Reno Cemetery. Surviving wife Georgia E Hemphill and five children plus one sister. John Walton widow died at local hospital aged 84. Services at Rumsey Funeral Home Saturday 1 30 with Rev Theodore Astman. Burial in Vinland Cemetery. Survived by four daughters and four sons.

C. C. Memphill C. C. Hemphill Rumsey Charles A. Puls Reno Georgia E., Hemphill Byron Mrs Elizabeth Hemphill Lawrence John Walton Sennecticut Street Walton Douglas County Theodore Astman Vinland Cemetery Mra Hagerman Mason City Fred Wilt Vinland Ave Tonganoxie J &. Gibson W. D. Walton Brownsville Texas Cardmory Kan F P. Walton Newton Towa Kendall A. Walton Toneka

Malone Guilty On Alcohol Possession And Transport

George Malone was found guilty by a jury in Justice F. B. Dodds court of possession and transportation of intoxicating liquor. Sentences run concurrently: 30 days and $100 fine for possession, 60 days and $200 fine for transportation, with costs over $70. Appeal filed, bond set at $600 and Malone released. Officers Lilburn Dowers and Tom McCall arrested him after locating a pint of liquor in his car in the southwest city area. Malone claimed he was framed.

George Malone Wan Court of Justice F. B. Dodds Justice Dodds Malone Lilburn ‘Dowers Tom McCall

Summerfield Exams To Be Held In Seven Kansas Cities

Nearly 300 top high school graduates will take preliminary Summerfield scholarship exams in Colby Dodge City Frankfort Lawrence Parsons Salina and Wichita Saturday. After grading at the University 25 or 30 top will be invited for final exams and interviews with 10 to 12 receiving renewable four year Summerfield scholarships. About 40 students currently attend on Summerfield Scholarships with two having completed the program.

Kansas Colby Dodge City Frankfort Lawrence Parsons Salina Wichita Summerfield Solon Summerfield New York

Scott for the American System Because It Works

Charles F. Scott, editor of the Tola Reglater, spoke at the Unitarian church under the League for Industrial Democracy. He argued against Socialism, defending capitalism as freedom and democracy, and warned that Socialism undermines initiative and liberty while predicting its failure and leadership decline. The talk sparked audience questions and debate in the L I D course forum.

Charles F. Scott The Tola Reglater Unitarian Church League For Industrial Democracy Scott Split Regimentalian Afterbert Hoover

Lawrence Real Estate Ad Yields 140 Times Cost

A Lawrence realtor received a direct response to an eighty cent for sale classified that yielded a gross profit of 14 000 percent. The note explains 14 000 percent equals 140 times the cost, illustrating the remarkable return on a low price item.

Lawrence Anle A. G. Mitchell

Blackmail Suit In Erie County Brings Claims Of Double Dealing

Erie Kan March 14 AP F A Johnson prominent Erie business man testifying in his own defense denied improper relations with Mrs Bette Louise Swalley wife of W J Swalley Jr seeking 100000 damage for alleged alienation of affections He admitted dating the 26 year old woman but not until after the Swalleys separation He said Swalley never complained of relations with Mrs Swalley Two witnesses testified about an unfiled petition in which Ralph Majors demanded 20000 from Johnson over an August 22 1933 incident Johnson allegedly found with Mrs Swalley The case includes accusations of blackmail and threats against Johnson by associates and others including Majors Butler and Alderson The record notes the phrase blackmail was written into the case and witnesses described an alleged compromising situation at a cabin near Columbus Kan where Johnson and Mrs Swalley were seen The trial continues with testimony on the affairs and alleged blackmail attempts against Johnson

Erie Kan F. A. Johnson Erie Buslnesseman Bette Louise Swalley Estran W. J. Swalley Swalleys Swalley Ralph Majors Columbus Johnson Ralph Butler Thomas Winters Girard Majora Swylley Butler D.L. Alderson Erle Butter Tina Majors

Cuban Government Seemingly Securing Control in Havana

Havana reports a steadier government as President Carlos Mendieta solidifies authority after another night of gunfire. Thousands of rounds fired under curfew as streets emptied after 4 p.m. A police lieutenant was wounded by a rooftop sniper amid ongoing enforcement.

Havana Althe Carlos Mendieta

Women Slightly Burned Fighting Pantry Blaze at Home

Fire of undetermined origin broke out in the pantry and kitchen of the A. T. Johnaton residence at 914 New Hampshire street shortly after 10 this morning. Mrs. Johnaton and Mrs. Willis Miller, a visitor, were slightly burned trying to extinguish the fire before firefighters arrived. Pantry and kitchen were damaged and will need redecorating. some contents burned. Mr and Mrs Johnaton recently returned from San Diego after two months seeking better health. he has been suffering from neuritis.

A. T. Johnaton New Hampshire Street Johnaton Willis Miller Johnston San Diego Cal John Ton

Two Boys Lead Senior High School Honor Roll

Lawrence high school names Anton Cohen junior and Budd Russell sophomore as joint top of the honor roll for the first six weeks of spring semester. Each earned five A grades while Alice Ann Jones and Jean Stouffer took second with four and a half A grades. The full honor roll to be announced tomorrow.

Lawrence High School Anton Cohen Budd Russell Neot M. Wherry Alice Ann Jones Jean Stouffer Robert Lawler Superintendent of Schools Rosedale High School Kansas City Misa Mildred Orville Wilson Salina M. B. Starr Carl Kurtz South Eudora

Miss Elizabeth Sprague to Speak at Kansas Home Economics Meet

Miss Elizabeth Sprague head of the home economics department at the University will speak at the Kansas Home Economics convention in Manhattan tomorrow and Saturday. Her talk Saturday morning will cover The Training of the Dietitian, before the Institution Dietetics school. University Home Economics club members attending include Mrs. Margaret Meierheimer Miss Mildred Ingham Miss Helen Jedlicka Miss Helen Talbert Miss Ruby McMichael Miss Anna Welch Miss Margaret Cowles Miss Mary Alice Graham and Miss Evelyn Wallace.

Elizabeth Sprague University Kansas Home Economics Manhattan Dietetics School University Home Economics Club Margaret , Meiaenheimer Mildred’ Ingham Helen. Jedlicka Helen Talbert Misa Ruby McMichael Anna Welch Margaret Cowles Mary Alice Graham Evelyn Wallace

Surprise covered dish lunch honors Mrs Bailey on birthday

A surprise luncheon was held at the T. C. Bailey home Tuesday for Mrs. Bailey to celebrate her seventy third birthday. Guests included Mrs. Bailey and eight others plus six of her grandchildren, with activities such as thimbles.

T. C. Bailey Bailey Frank Jones Roy Davenport Ralph Bailey Arthur Davenport Herbert. Jones Norman Kasson Herbert Jones

Fat Girls Seek Kruschen Salts Diet Claim

Advertises Kruschen Salts as a daily morning shake to reduce fat and enhance attractiveness for women. Describes a half teaspoon in hot water each morning for four weeks, promising energetic health and a charming figure with a money back guarantee.

Round Corner Drug Co

Local Social Roundup From Hopewell and Nearby Areas

Hopewell and Prairie City residents share Sunday dinners and visits with relatives and friends. Notable engagements include Mae Harmon staying with Naomi Purvin, and Drexell Tucker helping with wood at C F Johnson’s home. A Baldwin ride party featured the Baldwin girls reserve group plus May Harmon and Naomi Purvis.

Social Notes From Kansas City Visit And Local Gatherings

Ms and Mrs Ralph Tee Harold and Mae attend a dinner and Kansas City trip with various friends including Maurice Vaughn Ducat and Drexel Tucker. Carrie Williams, Raymond Tucker, and Lenora Marie accompanied to Rosedale for the occasion while Mrs Carrie Williams hosts an evening. Local shoppers and callers frequent Basin shop. Arthur Rockhod Drexell Tucker attend Colman sale. D A Shotwell and Eva Flory visit Friday. Georgian Greer helps her mother Carrie Williams at home off and on.

Frank Johnson George Sommers Prairie City Jim Dyer Roy Merchant Ottawa Maurice Vaughn Raymond Herbert Williams Ruth Flory Nettie Russell A. M. Reser Eva Flory Lawrence Loren Williams Drerell Tucker Mae Harmon Naomi Purvin Lena Hanon Arthur Rockhold Claire Ann No. 10 Wis Tucker Drexell Lois Baldwin High School Kansas City May Harmon Naomi Purvis B. A. Hammond Wm. Clark Baldwin Henry Brecheison Bitlern Purvis-Hammon Drexell Tucker C.F. Johnson Christy Fisher Terri Montgomery Harrell Anent B. A. Hammondome Ralph Tee Harold Mae Carris Siams Ducat Williams Drexel Tucker Kansas City Teeaday Wil Misa Lenora Marie Rosedale Carrie Williams Tucker Geo Eer Weein Herbert Irvin Arthur Hudore

Market News Kansas City Grain And Bonds Circulated

Kansas City market report cites wheat at 27 cars with minor changes and various grade names, corn bids around 91 cents, milo and kaffir prices listed, rye and barley quoted, hog and poultry notes, plus government bond closes and treasury issue figures. Datum includes May July September contract quotes and a schedule of delivery dates for several futures contracts.

Kansas City Cash Grain Mar Milo Matze

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