Air Mail From Army Planes Faces Revised Senate Bill
Washington reports a revised air mail bill would bar bidders with reps at the Washington air mail talks and require competitive bids for initial contract lettings. It proposes four transcontinental routes, ICC final say on bidder responsibility, and potential redress in the claims court for canceled contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bors
Senate
Washington
United States
McKellar
Tenn
Black
Ala
Special Air Mail
Interstate Commerce Commission
MecKellar
Charles A. Lindbergh
Walter F. Brown
Post- Minster General
Farley
First Methodist Church Sermons and Evening Programs
Evening at the First Methodist church features sermons on Lillies, Trees and Character or The Problem of Trying to be Good with Harmony Circle and Centenary Methodist members as guests. A 7:30 p.m. song service includes Mr and Mrs Shirk and the Business Men's Chorus. No service Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Harmony Circle
Centenary ‘Methodist Church
Shirk
Cunningham in News Reel at Dickinson Theater
Fox news reel showing today and Saturday features Glenn Cunningham of Kansas University, famed miler, who set two world records at the Knights of Columbus games in New York last week. Indoor mark lowered. Classified ad offers extra cash through ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Fox News
Dickinson Theater
Glenn Cunningham
New York
K. U
Short Change Tactics Cost Local Merchant $10
A Lincoln sedan with Georgia plates fleeced Elam of the Independent Laundry at 740 Vermont street out of $10 in a staged change scheme. Three well dressed women and two men involved, with the car and suspects not yet found. Later death notices for Mrs. Mary Alice Sample and Mrs. Kenner Myers listed with funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Independent
Vermont Street
Elam
Lincoln
City Government Views Highlight Co-Op Club Talk
Members of the Co-Operative Club heard Prof. Roland Maddox of the University of Kansas discuss city government forms at the Eldridge hotel. He praised the Lawrence city commission and noted next week’s meeting will be ladies night with Mayor Omar Ketchum of Topeka as speaker on civic clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Club
Roland Madox
University of Kansas Political Deience Department
Eldridge Hotel
Maddox
Lawrence
Ketchum
Clinic at Quincy School Moves From Unitarian Church
Dr. Bert Nash announced the mental hygiene and behavior clinic will relocate to the Quincy school building starting next Monday. The clinic, held at 2 PM on Monday Wednesday and Friday, will continue until May 1 and uses the north door for entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Bert Nash
t= Unitarian church
A7 Shop Managers Meet to Discuss Code Plan
Lawrence area shop managers gathered for a bar code meeting with 17 shops represented. Under the tentative code, 70 percent of shops in 3 Riven territory could form a permanent code organization. A follow up meeting is set for April 5 to consider final code adaptations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enders
Lawrence
Memorial Hospital Notes and Union Service Plan
Memorial Hospital notes report Miss Gertrude Lawrence and Mrs Mary Gibson discharged after operations while Miss Helen Clark returns home recovering. A union Good Friday service at First Baptist North Lawrence features seven speakers on the seven last words with ministers from Colored churches invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Lawrence
Kentucky Street
Mary Gibson
Helen Clark
Massachusetts Street
Baptist Church
4Th and Lincoln Streets
North Lawrence
W. A. Scott
Minister's Council of the Colored Churches
Christ
W. S. Simms
Paradise
Isaac Terrell
B. L. Wightman
A. T. Parker
M. C. Knight
William Tyler
W. A. Simms
Wm. Tyler i
Knight
Simple Things Still Have Their Appeal
Students at Kansas University display lively campus life amid midterm tensions, with pranks and social gatherings at Greek houses during exams. Faculty and administration are occasionally guests, while local notices place the scene in Lawrence with a broader roster of residents and travels.
Plan for destruction and subversion described in political tract
The text outlines a scheme where leaders in industry and labor are placated with government loans and contracts to maintain subservience. It suggests using federal aid to control colleges and inflame the masses against the old order while preparing for a future where government directly operates industry and commerce. Farmers would be courted with dole tactics to join a broad redistribution agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aarnate and
Doles
Sheriff Reports County Police Equipped to Fight Bank Robberies
Sheriff Jack Dunkley announces Douglas County lawmen are well armed with three 12 gauge riot guns two 30 30 bolt actions a .35 caliber rifle lever action a .32 caliber lever action a Thompson sub machine gun and three tear gas bombs tested as satisfactory a new Y 8 sedan with radio and gun racks joins the fleet Charles Starkweather deputy tax chief aids emergency calls as federal and state authorities urge proper police armament amid a crime wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dunkley
Douglas County
Kansas
Jesse Duntley
Thompson
Charles Starkweather
Tax Collee
Alfred M. Landon
Lent Services Planned by Lawrence Ministers
Lawrence ministers arrange two series of noon Lenten services at the Congregational church next week with speakers including Bishop James Wise Topeka and Dr. Ernest W. Collins Topeka. Daily talks run 12 10 to 12 45 with Helen Beard soloist and other clergy, plus a Good Friday service at First Baptist from noon to 3. These undenominational meetings reflect a growing national custom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Congregational Church
James Wise
Episcopal Church
Topeks
Helen Beard
Ebnelcide
Ernest W. Collins
Central Congregational Church
Topeka
Wallace B. Fleming
Baker Vale
W. A Elliot
Ottawa Baptist Church
First Baptist
Liquor Evils Talk At Junior High Assembly
Miss Audra Williams spoke on the dangers of alcohol at a Junior High eighth grade assembly held Wednesday. Fred Stebb, Home Room 106M, presided. Mrs. Sadie McWilliams, evangelist from the Rocky Mountain district, Denver, preached at St Luke A M E church Wednesday evening. She visited with sisters and uncle at Thirteenth and New Jersey and is a longtime Lawrence resident. Blaze in Nevada Missouri destroys two buildings in the business district, estimated loss $15,000, fire of undetermined origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audra Williams
Sadie McWilliams
Rocky Mountain
Colorado Conference
Denver
Colo
Nevada
APJ
French Explorer Malraux Believed To Find Lost City of Sheba
Andre Malraux and Captain Corniglion Molinier, surviving a nine hour flight, claim to have seen the fabled white city of the Queen of Sheba in the Rub al Khali desert near Naith. Arab nomads fired on the plane, forcing a retreat as British pacification is awaited. The expedition described ruins, tombs, and towers above a desert track, with no landing possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Andre Malraux
Queen of Sheba
Malraux
Corniglion Molinier
Sheba
Rubi-El-Khali
Arabia
Djibouti
Somaliland
Nerd Sea
Yemen
Molinier
Valley of Kings
Ruba-El-Khali
Invite Farm Leaders to Hear Governor's Address
Farm leaders invited to a dinner at Douglas County High School cafeteria on April 3. Governor Alf M. Landon will speak at 6 30 PM. Local businessmen also invited. Bob Laptad chairs the Young Farmers Association newly formed by Lawrence High veterans in vocational agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Farmers Association of
Douglas County
Alf M. Landon
Bob Laptad
Lawrence High
Rail freight car loadings rise in mid March figures
Washington March 23 AP The American Railway Association reported revenue freight loadings for the week ended March 17 totaling 62577 cars, up 13371 from the prior week, 172136 more than the same week in 1933 and 11014 above 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Railway Association
Trail of gang sparks Topeka bank kidnapping search
Shawnee county and Topeka police seek Alvin Karpis Arthur Barker and Sammy Carroll in a double kidnapping case aimed at robbing the National Bank of Topeka. The gang reportedly held Don Hassebroek and others at his home for hours to obtain a bank key, while a separate attempted kidnapping targeted teller Harry Wolf.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
Alvin Karpis
Arthur Barker
Sammy Carroll
National Bank of
Barker
Karpis
Was gored by bull at farm in Rantoul
Milton Borland, 82, a farmer near Rantoul, was severely injured Thursday evening after a Holstein bull gored him. He suffered broken ribs and a broken shoulder blade with severe lacerations. J. C. Burney and a shepherd dog drove the animal away and Borland was taken to Wellaville for treatment. He is brother of Fred Borland of the Service Lunch, 726 Massachusetts Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Orland
Rantoul
J. C. Burney
Borland
Wellaville
Fred Borland
Massachusetts Street
Ancient temple found in Tennessee valley area
Knoxville AP reports ancient ceremonial ruins unearthed by TVA workers during an archaeological survey in a remote mountain valley about 30 miles above the planned Norris dam site. The remains include a crude throne and a large altar with a fire pit suggesting precolonial use.
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Knoxville
Tenn
America
Fennessee Valley Authority
Florris
TVA
Purse theft at rooming house on Rhode Island Street
Vera Hodges reported a theft from a 1225 Rhode Island Street rooming house. A purse containing a check for 6.70 and about 60 cents in change was taken. the bag belonged to Elsie Mowder and the check was payable to her and signed by Vera Horizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island Street
Vera Hodges
Elsie Mowder
Vera Horizes
On Trial for Murder Salesman Ty Chai With Killing Parsons
Los Angeles March 23 AP Harold W. Monfort a 98 year old salesman is on trial in superior court charged with first degree murder in the death of Ruby Holler a Parsons Kansas divorcee Police detective Ledbetter testified Monfort admitted striking the woman with a flat iron in his apartment last January and expressed sorrow for what he had done The defendant also admitted an attempt at death by his own action Marvin Monfort son of the defendant testified he went to his father's apartment after school and found the woman dead in her bedroom Belleview 4 H club program featured a talk by Prof Deel Six of Vinland High school on 4 H club value to farm boys and girls at a Belleview meeting Plans were made for a play with a committee appointed for plans Elwyn Freese Ruth Duncan Flora Mac James Raymond Miskimen Lois McGee Twenty nine members were present Do you have vacant property Resch the prospective renters with run Journal World classified ad.
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Los Angeles
Harold W. Monfort
Superior Court
Ruby -Holler
Parsons
Kan
Monfort
M. H. Ledbetter
Marvin Monfort
Ent
Helleview
Deel
Vinland High School
Belleview
Albert Madl
Elwyn Freese
Ruth Duncan
Flora Mac James
Raymond Miskimen
Lois McGee
Scouts in Pageant for Golden Eaglet Awards
The Girl Scout pageant and Golden Eaglet presentation by Mary Bess Doty and Barbara Pendietan occurs at 7:30 tomorrow evening in the Senior High School auditorium as part of Girl Scout Week. Mildred Quail, chairwoman of the Covered Wagon Region, will present the awards amid a program featuring song, dances, and troop showcases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary ‘Bess Doty
Barbar
Pendietan
Misa Mildred Quail
Muale—n. Antombly
E. DeLameter
B. Simpretty
Loos
K. Delameter
Conbinadt
C. G. Vermilion
Geraldine — Harties
Frain’ Dearers
Betty Regier
Rath Krlen
Billta Rae Dash- In
Margaret Peony
Garland Vance
Brownly Pack
Southern
Golden Eaglet
Tonderfot
Golden Englett
Mary
Barbara Pendeton
Gelden Englettward
Mildred — Quall
Myre
Flop
O Brien
Mre
A. Z. Anderson
Mixx Jexsta May Tucker
Margaret Bushong
Milk of Magnesia safety warning urges mother to follow doctor orders
A vintage ad emphasizes a child's health over pennies and urges mothers not to substitute bargain medicines for Phillips Milk of Magnesia. It warns that untested drugs risk a child's welfare and stresses following a doctor's instructions. It promotes the genuine product and cautions against imitation remedies.
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P.O
Mai Soon
Postoffice Department
Army
M. EB
A. C. Griffin
Adventist Church
Tenth
Satuday
Ed Elam
Mary Alice Sample
Alice Sanmie
Miles
Soi
Rumsey Funeral Home
Husted
Perry
J. W. Sample
Kenner Myers
Sylvia McKissack
Pennsylvania Street
J. W. Greene
Kansas City
Oak Hill Cemetery
Quincy School
Unitarian Church
Mt. Gread
Chiles
Bob
University of Kansas
Dudley
Sissie
Theta House
E. H. Lindley
Henry Werner
E. FP. Enzel
W. S Johnson
Phi Pst
J. SH. Johnson
Chi Delta Sigma House
Theodore Perkins
Pelta Siena
Russell Beatie
Wichita
Sigma Chi
Eckes’ Hall
Tenth and
Massachusetts Streets
Sigma Chis
Tennessee Street
Don Lovett
Nate A
John Stutz
San Antonio
Rio Grande Valley
Randolph Field
Stutz
S. W. van Meter
Rozelle Stutz
van Meter
Hovey Hanna
Tyler
A. A. Blues
Patricia Lee
Evanston
Wyo
Blaes
W. A. Colman
E. T. Foote
John Riling
Henry Fitzgerald O
Toneka
St John’s Church
Joan
Kramer
Ira Stevens
Joplin
Allen Harris
Pocatello
Ida
Harris
Misses Fern
Ellen Harris
Nellie Cantrell
Lora Mendenhall
Kargas City
Handa
White House
Roosevelt
Dunkley
Dou Hae
Plan Lenten
Law
Audra Williams Spegka
the Millionaire
Dramatic Club
Juliet Wilbur Tompkins
Lina M. Shippy
Alice Daniels
William Asher
Virginia Starr
Laura Julia Banks
Kenneth Swans
Norman Hemphill
Charles Goble
Catherine Holmes
Frances Regier
Ramona Harnar
Harold Brown
Blossom Ewing
June Ulm
Virginia Clark
Georgianna Shaw
Sarah Margaret Glenn
Church- Tha
The
Evangelical Church
Western Union College
LeMars
Iown
Ilinois
Nebraska
Lydia E. Pinkham
T. G. Fitch
Hosford & Arnold
U. 8
Fed
Dep
Ins. Corp
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
U. S. Treas
Geo. W. Kuhne
Milton Borland
Tennessee
Lilyan Tashman
Hollywood
Lexington Avenue
Pesaro
Italy
Sant Agata ‘Clina
Austria
George S. Messersmith
Berlin
Vicks
Ty Chai
Run Journal-World
Scouts
Fire
Phillips
Phillips’ Laboratories
WFLA
the Mutual Life of
J. S. Daniels
Mgr
Madam Nickell
Riverin ‘Beauty Salon
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