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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1935

Page

4

Wind erosion dust storms sweep plains in era of concern

A report notes dust from long range sources coating Lawrence and surrounding prairie states. Officials discuss erosion conferences aimed at keeping dust out of the air, while household dusting tasks become part of ongoing civic action. Harlem riots linked to a Communist group stir police concern as similar incidents arise.

Lawrence Prairie States Hitler Mussolini Huey Long Harlem New York City Young Liberators Communist Syorkers

Relief in Kansas Administration Praised by Federal Officials

Federal relief in Kansas is described as efficient and free from irregularities by relief department heads in Washington. Officials spoke guardedly, avoiding confrontation with Kansas Democrats while noting cooperation with a Republican state administration and responding to political complaints about relief conditions. Federal investigators were sent to check up on the situation.

Kansas Relief Department Washington Carriel Kansas Relief Administration Kansas Democrats

Kansas relief aims for efficiency and accountability

The Kansas relief administration faces scrutiny to remain efficient and above suspicion, with a Kansas Democrats group ready to alarm Washington over any misstep. Prison officials in Lansing foiled a planned break by convicts, aided by federal agents, while Martin Insull faces deportation to avoid becoming a public charge. The bonus vote outcome remains uncertain as lawmakers push for record entries. Hitler finds relief as the former crown prince endorses the new German military policy.

Lansing

Old Home Town Window Unveiling Attracts Crowds

Massachusetts street draws crowds as merchants showcase windows during the second annual spring unveiling. University girls model women’s clothing and congestion interrupts pedestrians. F A U band performs 7 30 to 8 30. Haskell and U bands schedule further performances through tonight and tomorrow. Postoffice workers ill. five out with flu, overtime needed. Lawrence hosts pipe organ bargain as W A Stuart leads Okmulgee party. Ben Wilson back from months abroad. John Evans visits Alton Illinois. Tea hosted by Mrs H Lindley honors Miss Mary Lindley of Chicago with wide attendance. Chancellor Lindley and Mrs. Lindley host dinner for twelve. Mrs Jordan Neal marks ninety six with family dinner at 1007 Rhode Island Street.

Massachusetts Street William Greer Grant Risley Jed Springer W. A. Stuart Okmulgee Lawrence Ben Wilson Mexico California John H. Lindley Mary Lindley Chicago Lindley George L. Kreeck Fred Ellsworth Walter Sandelius J. C. Malin A. J. Mix F. B. Davis Chancellor Jordan Neal Rhode Island Street

Sister Nan Tore Letter. Ma Repaired It Says Claude Callan

Claude Callan testifies that his sister Nan ripped a letter to pieces to keep Ma busy, claiming there was nothing of interest in it and Ma spent time mending it for nothing. The statement reflects a domestic dispute recounted in a police report context.

Nan Publishers Syndicate

Surprise Birthday Dinner For Mrs Essa Planned

The family of Mrs E N Nee wood honored her sixty second birthday with a surprise dinner yesterday. A party including Mrs E N Taylor Mrs Mamie Tuttle Miss Ladeene Parker Miss Martha Borg Miss Fay Drennon Mrs E H Baico and Miss Hilda Borg will motor to Topeka this evening to see Abie's Irish Rose.

Essa E. O.neewood E. N. Taylor Mamie Tuttle Ladeene-Parker Artha Borg Fay Drennon E. H. Baico Hilda Borg Topeka Abie

Forty Years Ago News Roundup in Local Notes

Forty years ago items from March mention Miss Lotta Barker returning from the east to buy spring millinery. Miss Estella Harris of Chicago accompanies her. Miss Minnie Davis has come back from Topeka after covering the Hillman case. Col C E Learnard heads Kansas railroad assessors trip. John M Steele travels to Topeka for legislative work. KU arts commencements announced with several appointees. Carrie Piper returns from Lawrence Business College. Prof Cornelius Prohl to repeat Memory lecture due to storm. Local literary evening at the Unitarian church features Mr Taylor's songs and recitations with others assisting.

Lotta Barker Estella Harris Chicago Minnie Davis Barker & Poehler Topeka Hillman Col C. E. Learnard Kansas City Ft. Scott School of Pharmacy Carrie Piper Sibley Lawrence Business College Cornelius Prohl Music Hall Unitarian Church Taylor

Kansas News Briefs and Trials Hit Nationwide

El Dorado Kansas March 21 AP trial of Ira Clark ex Oklahoma convict charged with robbing Benton State Bank March 12 1933 opened here Clark alleged to have stolen 5000 and a 300 safe The safe later found on Ora Brackett farm near Mannford Oklahoma with other safes Alvin Purdy and Nick Lamar also charged in Benton robbery serve sentences for other robberies in the state penitentiary Topeka March 21 AP automobile and truck registrations with the state vehicle department this year total 405432 Last year 528663 with 452855 autos and 75808 trucks This year 349508 autos 55924 trucks Rit Street Names Ignored San Francisco AP streets in Chinatown carry English names but residents rarely use official names French Literary Shrine Sold Carennac France AP priory where Fenelon wrote Adventures of Telemachus sold for 2500

ElDorado Kan Ira Clark Oblahoma Benton State Bank Clark Ora Brackett Farm Mannford Okla Alvin Purdy Nick Lamar Topeka State Vehicle Department Carl Newcomer

Unclear quarrel over object of life between father and speaker

Fragmentary OCR note cites a father scolding about life purpose and physical rebuke for seven nightly events, attributed to the Bor der Cities Star. The readable text hints at a domestic dispute centered on personal aims and discipline. No clear names or dates available.

Border Cities

James Faces Loss of Faith and Finds Hope in Change

In a Kansas town, SYNOPSIS follows James Stimson III who, after his grandparents’ deaths, questions God. His road friend Judge Holcomb explains belief through a physics-based view of change, helping James grasp a renewed inner hope. James then begins prep school life, guided by Holcomb’s cautionary advice about belonging and resilience.

James, Stimson, III New Concord Kan James Judge Holcomb Lulu Black Hound of Sarah Tate Jude Holcomb Damon Pythias

Christopher Crow and the Bank in the Duck Pond

A conversation between Christopher Crow and Top Notch the rooster shows Christopher placing a bank on Willy Nilly’s shelf to save five cents for Christmas. Top Notch, eager to outwit, plots a joke while Christopher naps, leaving Top Notch to act solo with the bank and ducks’ pond cleanup underway.

Christopher Columbus Crow Christener Willy Nilly Christopher Top Notch

Outcome of Coronary Thrombosis by Dr Galdoston

In a prior article coronary thrombosis was defined as arterial blockage of the heart muscle causing possible sudden death or compensatory blood rerouting. The prognosis varies with extent of damage, recovery during reconstruction, and overall heart and general health. The text notes a survival estimate slightly above three to one and cites John Hunter as a long survivor after a similar attack.

John Hunter

Flashes of Life in a Tupelo Alley Note

A vivid slice shows Ted Logan, jailed for robbery, released for 30 minutes to wed Ruby Steadham with his jailer acting as best man. The bride returns home as the ceremony ends. A separate Harlem riot note recalls a Chinese shopkeeper fearing violence, then noticing white painted “Colored” across Negro storefronts.

Cupid Jackson Ted Logan Ruby Steadham Ruby The Ice Logan Bob Rucker New York Harlem

Elephant caused crash and theft scare in Newnan

Jumbo the elephant at a carnival attraction rammed an auto near Newnan injuring H. H. Landgrebe while the mahout was hospitalized. A separate report describes Zula Mae Dolan, a Black woman, saying two men attacked her for money, forcing a theft of her gold tooth and bridge-work with pliers.

Atlanta H. H. Landgrebe Newnan Landgrebe San Tove Zula Mae Dolan J. N. Black

Elizabeth Maichel Obituary in Mount Ida and Garnett

Elizabeth Maichel daughter of Joseph and Mary Cresence Maichel died March 7 1935 in Garnett aged 67. She taught nine years in Douglas county and married Willan L Coleman July 6 1898. Survived by husband two sons three sisters and three brothers and four grandsons. Funeral at Mount Ida Methodist church conducted by Rev. Neiswanger. Burial in Mount Ida Cemetery. Local notes mention family visits and community events.

Elizabeth Maichel Joseph Mary Cresence Maichel Lapeer Kan Garnett Laswrence Douglas County Willan, L. Coleman Overbrook George Eudward Newport James Clarkson Frei Leroy Anderson County Mount Ida Glen Schwartz Charles Hart Floyd Rogers Opel Louise Reilly Frank Lemberger Francis Frazier Butler Iris Clyde Flory Wanda Lee Teddy Simday Marvin Forth Douglas County Farmers’ Union Carey Schoolhouse Mart Hartman Donald Powell Ingle Boys Story Hrarken Coffman Leery Tedayanda Dorothy Mae Simmons Noah Shuler Sylvia Lloyd Coffman Maxine Mary Frances Occu Charles Forth H. R. Wright George Wells and Sons Topeka Eddie Wadsworth Frank Hartman Claude Radcliffe Topere Edwin Fishburn Ed Flore

Pleasant Valley Community Notes and Changes

Pleasant Valley reports Mrs. W E Peters traveled to Leavenworth Tuesday evening. Mrs. Bingham of Lawrence visited Mrs. John Blough and family. Gus Hadi family spent Sunday with Mike Hadi family. C E Dunigan announces birth of a daughter Saturday at Memorial hospital. Crissie Richardson Ward Landis and Delbert Richardson attended the merchants and farmers meeting in Lawrence at the armory. Ed Johnson assessor has been working in the district this week. Farm assessor also preparing farm reports. Norma Lynch absent from school due to sickness. Farmers plowing oats and planting in the nice weather. Parents and Teachers Association held regular meeting Friday evening with officers elected for the coming year: Mrs. Vernon Garratt reappointed president, Mrs. F E H Mian secretary-treasurer. Next meeting led by Miss Black, Mr and Mrs Albert Lynch, Mr and Mrs Alexander, and Mr and Mrs H Than. Crissie Richardson leading the Douglas County quarterly meeting at Cargy Saturday. A good at-

W. E. Peters Leavenworth Bingham Lawrence John Blough Gus Hadi Mike Hadi C. E. Dunigan Memorial Hospital Crissie Richardson Ward Landis Delbert Richardson Merchants and Farmers Armory Building Ed Johnson Norma Lynch Parents and Teachers Association Vernon Garratt L. A. Freeman Feirfield Iowa Myrtle Horne Manhattan Tonganoxie Rural High School Elmer Ammel Frances Gruendel Edith Haley Richard Lenahan Wilbur McPherson Ellen Reece Allen Rice Mane Wickey Norman Babcock Martha Lee Freeman Reymond Mitchell Orris Huntsman Darlene Laughlin Stella Swieton Harry White Leland Freienmuth Mary Frances Haas Clovis Haley Coralee Laming Jean Mails Edward Seufert Mary Yonally C. G. Wolfe Alma South Basehor Ralph Cain Uriel Harling E. E. Hoskins Mary Farlow Wilbur Bantz Kansas City D. H. Parsons Parsons Walter Zoellner Topeka Henry Murr W. C. Skaggs A. W. Hillyer Art Phillips Brown County Tonganoxie Parent-Teacher Association Congress of Parents and Teachers Salina P T. A G. A

Tonganoxie Community Activities Featured at Lodge Supper

The Royal Neighbors hosted a March 11 supper and handkerchief shower for Mrs. L. A. Freeman who moves to Fairfield Iown. Miss Myrtle Horne attended the state home economics conference in Manhattan March 14–15.

Social and school events in Big Springs area

Elsie Kellogg visits Manhattan with sister Grace Kellogg. Alma Henry and friend Sally Rowe spend weekend with Alma's parents in Lawrence. Gladys Rake visits family in Topeka. Women’s Missionary Unit of Big Springs United Brethren meets at Mrs. C. W. Boursaw’s home with listed attendees and officers elected. Glenn P T A meeting hosts Big Springs families. local students perform with Lecompton Rural High School glee club. Arthur Humphrey hosts dinner for relatives and neighbors.

Elsie Kellogg Manhattan Grace Kellogg Kansas State College Alma Henry Lawrence Memorial High School Sally Rowe Lawrence Alma John Denry Gladys Rake Toneka C. W. Boursaw J. F. Wright August Noffer H. C. Swadley Arthur Ward Rose Wymer Anna Swecker Walter Johnson Etta Boursaw R. F. Buck Mary Gienn Rose ‘Wymer Big Springs Glenn Glenn Schoolhouse Leonard Swecker Lawrence Cree Clifford Hartman Jack Henry Lecompton Rural High School Lecompton High School Oma L. Bishop St. Mary’s Isle of Capri Arthur Humphrey Richland Tony Humphrey Donna Irene Raymond Leonard Larry Lee

Kruschen Salts Promise Quick Fat Loss at Round Corner Drugs

An ad touts Kruschen Salts as a safe quick weight loss aid. It claims the six minerals purify blood, aid kidneys and bowels, and melt fat when taken as a half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast. A quarter pound jar lasts four weeks, with money back if not convinced of safety and speed.

Round Corner Drug Co America

Radio Programs Thursday And Friday Evening Listings

Radio schedule lists WDAF KMBC WREN and others with programs from 5:30 p m to 11:30 p m on Thursday and Friday March 22, including Arlene Jackson Kellogg Singing Lady Irene Ric Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Court of Human Relations Waltz Time and Amos and Andy among many orchestras and performers.

Mbc—Hollow Ellos Ihan Ansie AMEC Inia Jones Buck Rogers Wren Ruth Etting Kellogs Runeau Spitalay KMBC Giri Swope Edwin Ill Red Trails Capt Henry Weneefes Glen Gray Death Valley Ee Inbis Lexi MBC Warnes Pennsylvanian WDAR Paul Whiteman Orel Wren—Haskell Board of Trade Atc Dobbsie the Tattler WWDAF John B. Kennedy Amos and Andy Myrt Marge Tom Coakley Orch WDAF Hotel Astor Orchestra Isham Jones Atty Gen Cur Tings WDAE Wren—Shandor Wdae—Waldorf Astoria Orch Herbie Kay Arlene Jackson Paul Wing Litce Orp Annie Jack Armstrong Kansas City Dines Carleton and Jones Jimmy Allen WREN—Red_ Davis KMEC Tattler and Gossips Plantation Echoes Baoake Carter Ezra Wdaf—Cities Service Hort Irene Ric Franklin D. Roosevelt Cystex Police Adventures Edwin C. Hill Kmbc—Court of Human Relations MBC March of Time Beatrice Lillie Phil Baker Armour Belleroad “Hotel Dice ‘One Wdaf—Commerce Trust Wren—Circus Nightang Silvertorn KMRC 49Ers Castles In Music Red Davis George Antheil Comer Asec Amos George R. Holmes Pasecel Anchen Eather Ore Hal Kemp Phillips Orville Knapp

Big Springs 4-H Postpones Meeting to March 29

Mr and Mrs David Noe called Sunday on Mr and Mrs Ray Stein metz and Mr and Mrs Baughman of Lecompton The March meeting of the Big Springs 4 H club is postponed again since several members will appear in Lecompton Rural High School junior play Friday night March 22 The date chosen for the 4 H meeting is March 29 at the school house The program includes monica numbers by Lawrence and Glenn Cree health talk Warren Hartman music appreciation lesson by Alma Henry address by the county farm agent Deal Six demonstration of sandwiches for the school lunch by Elsie Kellogg and Edna Mae Horton and several numbers by the Lecompton Rural High School boys glee club directed by Miss Oma L Bishop

David Noe Ray Steinmetz Baughman Lecompton Big Springs Lawrence Glenn Cree Warren Hartman Alma Henry Deal Six Elsie Kellogg Edna Mae Horton Lecompton Rural High School Boys’ Glee Club Oma L. Bishop

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