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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1939

Page

8

Trip to Durango Mexico Described by Mrs Parsons

Mrs J H Parsons recalls a week in Durango with her brother in law and sister near the Mexican line. Troops on corners led to fear of an insurrection and a later alert that fights had killed eighty. The trip covers Durango climate vegetation and the Torreon irrigation project.

Mexico J. H. Parsons 640 Durango E. D. Garnett Pharr Tex W. L. Graham Cardenas Sierra Madre Torreon Saltillo Parsons

Hutchinson Man Killed in Downtown Traffic Accident

James Inbody, 65, was killed in a downtown Hutchinson Kansas accident last night. He was struck by a motor car and then crushed beneath a heavy truck, dying instantly.

Hutchinson Kan James’ Inbody Inbody

Fur Bearing Sea Beast Horizontal Puzzle

Evidence fragment lists definitions and clues for a crossword style grid about animals and objects. Across clues include furry marine mammal forceps jars wings mesh of lace and more. down clues cover male child to pound and various terms.

Ruth Orcutt Wins First Prize in Mu Phi Song Contest

Ruth Orcutt of the University of Kansas piano faculty won first prize in a Mu Phi Epsilon song contest. The art song The Return From Town, with lyrics by Edna St Vincent Millay, earned a $25 cash award and inclusion in a 25 piece collection to be published by Lyre Bird Press. Judges included Rudolph Ganz and Howard Hanson.

WNYC New York City Ruth Orcutt University of Kansas Mu_P. Epsilon Sisterhood Thruout America Edna St. Vincent Millay Orcutt Lyre Bird Press Art Publishing Society New York Rudolph Ganz Chicago Musical _ college Howard Hanson Eastman _ school of Music Rochester N. Y Lawrence K. U

Blood test emphasized to judge women’s nourishment

Dr. Charles C. Higgins told the Midwest conference that lipstick and nail polish hide true health signs, needing blood tests to tell if modern women are well nourished. He described a test as the era shifts away from glare and hints at dietary details, while a recipe for a cheese dish follows credited to Mrs. Howard Gregory.

Indianapolis Charles C. Higgins Cleveland Higgins Midwest Conference of American College of Surgeons

Fondue Cheese Mixture Bake with Bread Crumbs

A recipe describes scalded milk poured over bread crumbs with melted American cheese and butter. Eggs are beaten separately then folded in with salt and stiffly beaten whites, baked thirty minutes in a moderate oven.

Howard Gregory Lawrence

Sour Turns into Sweet Substitute in Baking

Sour milk can replace sweet milk in cakes and quick breads on a one to one basis. For leavening use one half teaspoon soda per cup of sour milk. add baking powder only if needed. If milk is turning, use one quarter teaspoon soda per cup. Sift flour with soda rather than mixing soda into milk.

Woman Suffrage Debate On Equal Rights Amendment

Mrs. J. B. Virtue will discuss the proposed Equal Rights Amendment at an American Association of University Women meeting on Saturday April 1 at 1 o'clock at the Evans Hearth Luncheon precedes the program Mrs. E C Stone arranges and Mrs. Herbert Allphin handles reservations The discussion covers viewpoints for and against the amendment with focus on protective labor legislation and state marriage constraints The speaker is Lawrence resident and KU affiliate author of a Kansas laws bulletin on women’s issues.

J. B. Virtue American Association of University Women Evans Hearth E. C. Stone Herbert Allphin Congress National Women’s Party Virtue Northwestern University Yale Law School William O. Douglas Supreme Court Thurman Arnold Law Resettlement Administration Farm Security Administration Marketing Law Survey Kansas Bar Lawrence Kansas Extension Division University of Kansas

Kansas Academy of Science Meet Sets Pest Reports at KU

At the Kansas Academy of Science meeting hosted by the University of Kansas on March 30 and April 1, pest and blight reports will be read. Entomological Society day features include juniper pest, Hickory Borer notes, Grasshopper egg ID, White Fringed Beetle pest potential, and Kansas mosquitoes report. Dr Charles A Shull will lecture on The Plant in Relation ship to the Water System of Its Environment in Frank Strong Hall auditorium.

Kansas Academy of Science University of Kansas J. B. Tuck Manhattan L. S. Henderson Kansas N. D. Hill Academy R. H. Wheeler Charles A. Shull University of Chicago Frank Stronghall Fraser Theater Doctor Shull Phi Sigma Sigma XI

Governor Ratner Seeks Delay On Kansas Highway Contracts

Governor Payne Ratner appealed to Federal Engineer Clifford Shoemaker asking to withhold concurrence on more than a dozen highway contracts amid limited funds. Ratner sought time to survey highway needs before committing vast sums, opposing contracts awarded as a hastily enacted bill paused awards until Republicans take office April 1.

Topeka Payne H. Ratner Federal Bureau of Roads Kansas Democratic Controlled Highway Commission Clifford Shoemaker Federal Bureau Omaha Ratner

Hobbies on Display at McAllaster School Exhibition

McAllaster school hosted a night exhibition by pupils and parents featuring crafts, scrapbooks, and a student operetta Sunny Bunny's First Easter. Adults showcased crocheting rug making beads stamps and foreign souvenirs while children displayed paper dolls toy soldiers and collections.

McAllaster School Sunny Bunny Snow White the Seven Dwarfs David Copperfield Ferdinand Smoky E Cub Maud Ellswwrth C. E. Birch W. H. Allison

Evangelist I. W. Gray to Speak at First Evangelical

Topeka evangelist Rev. I. W. Gray will preach at the First Evangelical church pre Easter service Sunday at 7 30 pm. He has pastored many Kansas Conference Evangelical churches and has led conference services for the last two years under the Evangelism department.

I. W. Gray Topeka Kan First Evangelical Church Mr. Gray Kansas Conference of the Evangelical Church Department of Evangelism The

Counts to Speak on A Defense of Democracy at Baldwin

Dr. George Counts of Columbia University editor of Social Forces will deliver an address Sunday night at 7 in the First Methodist church Baldwin. The public is invited to attend. Counts, born in Baldwin, is a Baker University graduate.

George Counts Columbia University New York Social Forces First Methodist Church Baldwin Counts Baker University

Outward Bound Opens K U Dramatic Season in Fraser

The final KU dramatic production of the season, Outward Bound, opens Monday night at 8 15 in Fraser theater and runs for four days. The cast includes students and faculty. Prof. Robert Calderwood directs.

K.U Fraser Fraser Theater Robert Calderwood

Theatres Next Week Show Stagecoach and Blondie Meets Boss

Dickinson Theatre presents Stagecoach Sunday to Wednesday with Claire Trevor John Wayne and Andy Devine. Blondie Meets the Boss plays Thursday to Saturday featuring Penny Singleton Arthur Lake and Larry Simms.

Claire Trevor John Wayne Andy Devine Penny Singleton Arthur Lake Larry Simms Blondie John Wayn Stagecoach Dickinson

Oklahoma Kid and Fast and Loose at Granada Theatre

James Cagney Rosemary Lane and Humphrey Bogart star in Oklahoma Kid at Granada Theatre. Robert Montgomery and Rosalind Russell appear in Fast and Loose.

James Cagney Granada Granada Theatre Rosemary Lane Humphrey Bogart Robert Montgomery Rosalind Russell

Holliday with Hepburn and Grant at Varsity Theatre

Return engagement features Kath arine Hepburn and Cary Grant in Holliday Sunday Tuesday. Gail Patrick Robert Preston and Otto Kruger star in Disbarred first run. Wells Fargo with Joel McCrea Bob Burns Frances Dee return, plus Edward G Robinson in I Am the Law return Wednesday Thursday. Friday Saturday Crime Takes a Holiday first run with Jack Holt and Lone Star Pioneers first run with Bill Elliott.

Varsity Theatre Katharine Hepburn Cary Grant Holliday Gail Patrick Robert Preston Otto Kruger Joel McCrea Bob Burns Frances Dee Wells Fargo Edward G. Robinson I Am the Law Jack Holt Bill Elliot Lone Star Pioneers

Local Theaters Feature First Run Attractions

Ann Shirley and Roger Daniels star in Boy Slaves with Ken Murray and Ted Weems and his orchestra in Swing Sister Swing. George O'Brien headlines Arizona Legion while Pacific Liner showcases Victor McLaglen Chester Morris and Wendy Barrie in first run engagements.

Divorce Bill Protest Seeks Opposition in Kansas

Concordia Bishop Frank A. Thill condemned a Kansas legislature bill allowing divorce filings by out of state residents after one day of residence and a 30 day wait. He urged Cloud County lawmakers to oppose the Herbert measure, denouncing it as a threat to Christian marriage.

Concordia Kan Mar Frank A. Thill Concordia Catholic Kansas Cloud County Ewing Herbert Hiawatha Claud Hansen E. F. Goernandt Thill Ewing Herbert Commonwealth of Kansas Christ

Girl Dies After Rural Relay Race Near Winfield

At the end of a rural grade school relay race in Winfield Kansas Margaret Biddle nine collapsed and died. Physicians said she apparently stepped in a rut and fractured two vertebrae. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jess Biddle of near Winfield.

Winfield Kan Margaret Biddle Aero Jess Biddle Winfeld

Roosevelt Branches Spar Over Garner Backing

Elliott Roosevelt said Garner is in the driver’s seat for the Democratic nomination, prompting playful chiding from brother-in-law John Boettiger. Boettiger published a letter in the Post-Intelligencer noting Western voters favor Garner but insist he uphold the New Deal, ending with a jab that Garner “doesn’t fit” the old man’s job.

Seattle Elliott Roosevelt Garner John Boettiger Roosevelt Fort Worth Tex Boettiger Post- Intelligencer Elliott Neck of the Woods Texas West

Five Drown In Bath Canal Car Crash Near Augusta

Five young men drowned when their motor car plunged from a wooden bridge into a canal at Bath South Carolina six miles from Augusta before dawn. Passersby saw bridge damage and the car lay in 14 feet of water below. none escaped.

Augusta Bath S. C

K U Graduate Promoted To Assistant Sales Manager

C. K. Kiene, KU business school 1933 graduate, promoted to assistant sales manager at B F Goodrich in the Philippines. He has worked with Goodrich since 1934 and recently served in the Oklahoma City branch.

K. U C. K. Kiene K U. School of Business B. F. ,Goodrich Company Philippines Kiene Goodrich Oklahoma City

President Is Improved After Head Cold

President Roosevelt reported much improved today after suffering a head cold. The update comes from Washington on March 25.

Washington Roosevelt

Civil Employes Screened for Military or Civil Posts

The navy reports a nationwide check of civilian employees enrolled in the navy or army reserve forces to decide if they should fill military or civil posts during a national emergency. The survey aims to prevent transfer of essential civilian experts from shore establishments. A newborn son of Mrs. Hearst is noted in Hollywood, a year after her marriage to William Randolph Hearst’s son.

Washington Mar UPI Navy D. W. Hearst Hollywood David Whitmire Hearst Hope Chandler New York Hearst William Randolph Hearst Miss Chandler

Attache Kept On The Run

Maj. Lowell M. Riley once U.S. military attache in Austria then Prague after anschluss. Following the Czech legation's closure amid Hitler's advances he moved to the Romanian legation.

Maj. L. M. Riley Austria Prague Rumania Washington Mar Hitler Maj Lowell ‘M. Riley United States Legation Riley Akler Czecho-Slo

Lawrence Co-Operative Club Hosts Poetry Evening

The Lawrence Co-Operative club was entertained Thursday evening at its regular weekly meeting by Rev. E. W. Spencer of Louisburg Kansas who recited the poem Enoe Arden by Tennyson. George Mason international secretary of the Co-Operative club of Kansas City Missouri and Vick Hurt of K U were guests.

Co-Operative Club Lawrence

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J. H.parsons France Danger Company Bone Sun South Africa John Virtue Lawrence A. A. U Figauids Walsas Suiehmsua Mcallaster DR. Counts Dickinson Theatre Preston Foster Varsity Roger Daniel Anne ‘Shirley Patee N. H Rire
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