Ganett Attacks Roosevelt At Eldridge Dinner
Frank Gannett told 90 guests at the Eldridge hotel that four more years of the New Deal would end democracy. He warned Roosevelt may seek reelection and urged a broad educational campaign to mobilize Republicans against what he called attacks on business and enterprise. The talk followed a 40,000 mile postwar tour of the party’s supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Frank Gannett
United States
Eldridge
New Yorker
G.O.P
Roosevelt
U. S
White House
Gannett
I. Dot
Washington
Alf M. Landon
Grant Watson
Burlingame
James Allen
Chanute
Frank Todd
Atchison
Walter Fees
Iola
Fay Seaton
Manhattan
J. B. Wilson
Robert Ovler
R. C. Rankin
Edwin Abels
Donald ’‘S. Hults
Dave McCreath
Greta Gibson
C. Nelson Sparks
Cannett
Goodloe Barry
Bob Kearney
K. U
Douglas County
Young Republican
County Central Committee
Bill Douce
Schoeppel speaks on K C C duties at law fraternity banquet
Andrew F. Schoeppel reappointed to a second term as Kansas Corporation Commission chairman told Phi Alpha Delta members that the commission handles quasi judicial duties not corporate formations. He noted Kansas has America's largest natural gas deposit and strong oil production potential. New Phi Alpha Delta actives include Joe Brown Wichita and eight others from cities across the state and Newark New Jersey.
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Andrew F. Schoeppel
Kansas Corporation Commission
Phi Alpha Delta
Law
Schoeppel
Mr. Schoennel
Kansas
America
K. U
University of Nebraska Law School
Ness City
University of Nebraska
Fort Hays
May Day Program by Wongwai and Hawaiian Strings Tonight
George Wongwai and his Hawaiian Strings present the annual May Day community night at Holeom Grove tonight from 8 to 9. The program includes instrumental vocal and tap dancing numbers with public invited. Journal-World classifieds note monthly livestock and farm product sales through ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 'Wongwai
Hawaiian Strings
Holeom Grove
Gannett Denounces New Deal at Kansas Meeting
Gannett assailed farm subsidies and the Wagner Act, calling the New Deal a failure and urging senate ratification of trade treaties. He warned of inflation and urged citizens to act before the election, stressing dangers of a shift toward dictatorship and loss of constitutional government. The address was introduced by Alf Landon with musical interludes and party officials on the platform.
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Senate
Gannett
United States
Great Britain
Milk Strike in Chicago Ends After 12 Hours
Chicago reports a city wide milk strike by Milk Wagon Drivers Union and Associated Milk Dealers of Chicago reached a settlement after 12 hours of talks. Dealers will pay drivers the old wage scale during negotiations for a new contract, with a possible retroactive refund if the new pact lowers wages. Milk supplies expected to be ample by tomorrow morning, with about 75 percent of normal supply halted during the dispute.
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Chicago
Associated Milk Dealers of
T. B. Clinic Is Monday at Lawrence Memorial
The Douglas County tuberculosis clinic funded by the T B and Health association will be held Monday at Lawrence Memorial hospital. Dr C F Taylor of Norton will conduct examinations. Patients should enter via the west side entrance and call 462 for appointments. The clinic is funded by Christmas seal sales.
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T. B
Douglas County
T. B. and Health Association
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Visit and Local Notes From Kansas Dispatches
A Lawrence official enjoyed a soothing visit with a distinguished guest. The piece notes a dental polishing, a Governor Stanton home near Lecompton, and a snow tally in Chicago. Gannett’s Kansas tour included tales at the Varsity theater and plans for upcoming dates in Mankato and Sioux Falls. Lawrence attorney Henry H. Asher to speak on illegal taxation. Lawrence high school track travels to Ottawa for the Eastern Kansas conference meet. Gov Ratner will miss the Sigma Delta Chi dinner at K U on May 18 for Chancellor Malott’s honor.
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Gannett
Alf Landon
Landon
Pattve Jane Wadley
Wee Bonnie Baker
Dorothy Gehrer
KK. A
Greta Gibson
K. U
Young G.O.P
Russ Holderman
U. S. Naval Reserve
U. S
Topeka
Auto
Sioux Falls
S. D
Mankato
Minn
Henry H. Asher
Lawrence
Douglas County Bar Association
Lawrence High School
Ottawa
Payne Ratner
Sigma Delta Chi
Deane W. Malott
Fred Waring to Air New K U Song Tonight
Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians will debut a University of Kansas song written at the request of over 1,000 KU students. Station WDAF Kansas City will carry the broadcast at 10 15 PM CST with some stations airing at 9 PM CST. KU alumni in New York will gather at Vanderbilt theater to view and shout the Rock Chalk yell during the broadcast.
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University of Kansas
National Broadcasting Company
Fred Waring
K. U
WDAF
Kansas City
C.S.T
New York Area
Vanderbilt Theater
Clyde Bysom
Kansas Room
Union Building
Joe McAnarney
Hill Jazz
University Exhibit Showcases Japanese Prints and Student Art
The K U department of design displays original Japanese prints aged 80 to 100 years and master nineteenth century works in room 320 of Frank Strong hall. Fourteen pieces are shown along with Bernard Frazier class sculpture and ceramics. Textile design works adorn the building's west wing. Open 2 45 to 5 0 Sunday and 9 to 4 all next week for Home Interest conference and Parents day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U. Department of Design
Frank Strong
Bernard Frazier
Home Interest
K. U
Allies Withdraw in Norway as German Push Advances
The article describes a retreat through central Norway with German forces advancing along the Glomma valley toward Trondheim. Norwegians lose fortifications, Roros is recaptured, and allied aid dwindles. Narvik holds a distant garrison while Steinkjer and Namsos see contested actions as British and French forces withdraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dombaas
Dombaas-Stoeren
Trondheim
Oslo
Stoeren
Namsos
Glomma River
Roros
Norway
Narvik
Sweden
Steinkier
Steinkjer
Chamberlain
London
House of Commons
Andaisnes
Andalsnes
Vocal Concerts Open Week at Junior High
Concerts by vocal groups under Rudolph Voth start the week at Old High auditorium at 7 30 p m with the Junior High band under Oliver Hobbs at 7 20 p m The full week program lists visits and demonstrations by grade pupils and departments across Central building Old High corridors and Old High auditorium through May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Voth
Oliver Hobbs
Cordley
Wome
Wich
McAllaster
Old High
Schoaal
Woodlawn
Lincoln
Junior Academy of Science
New York
Pinkney Sinth
Liberty and Cnion
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Sarah Clephern
Sideline coaching cited in Kappa Theta intramural win
The Thetas and Kappas drew a large crowd on the intramural field yesterday for a one o one game with Kappas winning amid coaching from a blonde in a parked car who shouted Put her out Sister Ellen Irwin led Theta fielders with Doris Johnson and rival pitchers Jean Perry and Margaret Parker from Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thetas
Kappas
Ellen Irwin
Kappa
Jean Perry
Margaret Parker
Lawrence
Butch Returns Home After Adjacent Adventure
The cat known as Butch, recently featured in a Journal World story about a sought-after pet owned by Mrs. W. E. Walters of 1244 Louisiana Street, has returned home from visiting the Otis Castle family at 2245 Massachusetts Street and is now living next door at 2247 Massachusetts. Mrs. Walters is visiting Minnesota and has not heard of the return. Butch is described as affectionate and previously picky about food, liking cream and cat food but not beef at first.
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Butch
Journal World
W. E. Walters
Louisiana
K. A
Otis Castle
Massachusetts Street
Maurice Simpson
Massachusetts
Carter Rites Set In Cripple Creek For John Carter
Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from Funk chapel for John Lewis Carter who died Wednesday at Cripple Creek Colorado. He was the only son of the late Mrs Ella Carter of Lawrence. The Rev Joseph F King will officiate. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery with short Masonic services at the grave by Lawrence Lodge No 6 and Victor Lodge No 99 of Victor Colorado. Survived by wife and daughter Kathleen and a son Lewis at home four sisters Miss Marcia Carter Lawrence Mrs Laura Carter Edwards Kansas City Mrs Robert Kruse East River Conn and Mrs W H Lindsey Daytona Beach Fla. Pallbearers are George J Kirchhoff Jr Robert E Learned Charles M Gilmore H Hubert Tuller L J Mack and H W Howsmon.
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Funk Chapel
John Lewis Carter
Cripple Creek
Col
Ella Carter
Lawrence
Joseph F. King
Oak Hy
Lawrence Lodge
Victor Lodge
Victor
Kathleen
Lewis
Marcia Carter
Laura Carter Edwards
Kansas City
Robert Kruse
East River
Conn
W. H. Lindsey
Daytona Beach
Fla
George J. Kirchhoff, Jr
Robert E. Learned
Charles M. Gilmore
H. Hubert Tuller
L. J. Mack
H. W. Howsmon
Farm Bureau Women Plan 1941 Unit Meetings
The Douglas County Farm Bureau Women’s Advisory Council will meet tomorrow at the Chamber of Commerce. Participants include Rachel Markwell of Manhattan and Lorene Tibbetts, district and county home demonstration agents. They will plan program material for the 1941 women’s unit meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Advisory Council
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Rachel Markwell
Manhattan
Lorene
Tibbetts
Dempsey Moves to End Pigeonhole Hatch Law
Representative Dempsey filed a petition in the House to remove the Hatch clean politics bill from the judiciary committee. About 218 signatures were gathered in minutes, but the bill may be reconsidered as a mistaken committee count could have shelved it. The secret vote reportedly stood 14 to 10 to table, with 14 members later signaling they opposed tabling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dempsey
D-N.m
House
Judiciary Committee
Help Wanted Classified Prompt Help
A brief notice mentions assistance needed at home or office with a contact phone 22. The source emphasizes Help Wanted classifieds as prompt results for tasks and support.
Pioneer Hesper resident Chalkley Hill dies in Pasadena
Chalkley Hill longtime Hesper resident and Douglas county pioneer died at his sister Ruth Ellen Hill's home in Pasadena California on Monday April 29. He would have turned 90 in November. He lived 76 years in Hesper and split winters in California returning each summer. Survived by sons John Gurney Charles and Eunice, two sisters Ruth Ellen Hill and Mrs R B Newby, and two granddaughters Edith and Dorris Hill. He served on the Hesper Friends church board and was a trustee of Hesper Academy.
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M. Chalkley Hill
Chalkley Hill
Hesper
Ruth Ellen Hill
Pasadena
Calif
Mr. Hill
Douglas County
North Carolina
California
Martha A. Hill
Hesper Friends Church
Oren Dunlan
William Garrison
Saturay
Death Notices: Mrs. Mary A. Chieks
Mrs. Mary A. Chieks died early today at 537 Wisconsin Street. Survived by son Fred Chieks of Kansas City Missouri. daughter Mrs. Tena Falls of Slater Minnesota. sister Mrs. Georgia De Laney of Kansas City Kansas. six granddaughters and seven grandsons. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Mary A. Chieks
Wisconsin Street
Fred Chieks
Kansas City
Tena Falls
Slater
Georgia DeLaney
Kan
Mrs Ida E Saunders Dies at 69 Near Lawrence
Mrs. Ida E. Saunders, aged 69, died at her home a mile east of Lawrence. Survived by five sons James H Saunders William J Saunders P M Saunders Harold Saunders all near Lawrence and Miles Saunders of California. One daughter Mildred J Saunders of the home. Also three grandchildren a brother L M Walters and a sister Mrs C G Perkins of near Lawrence. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Ida E. Saunders
Lawrence
James’ H. Saunders
William J. Saunders
P. M.,saunders
Harold Saunders
Miles Saunders
California
Mildred J. Saunders
L. M. Walters
C. G. Perkins
Funeral rites set for Louie Hadl at Schubert home
Funeral services for Louie Hadl aged 63 who died yesterday at his home near Eudora will be held Sunday at 2 30 pm from Schubert funeral home. Rev H Reif Schneider of St Paul Evangelical Church in Eudora will officiate. Burial will be in Eudora cemetery. Hadl is survived by six children including Paul Bertha Ber nitz Carl Kurtz Helen Tornaden Marguerite and Robert, and two brothers Charles and Steve Hadl.
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Louie
Louie Hadl
Eudora
Schubert
H. Reifschneider
St. Paul Evangelical Church
Hadl
Paul Hadl
Bertha Bernitz
Carl Kurtz
Helen Tornaden
Marguerite Hadl
Robert Hadl
Charles Hadl and
Steve Hadl
Melvern, Kan
Texas convict admits hatchet slaying of Kansan
Texas officials obtained a statement from Ernest Hoefgen, 27, Nebraska convict, in which they said he admitted the hatchet slaying of George Richet of Independence Kansas, Weare Falls Texas, October.
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Kansan
Lincoln
Neb
Texas
Ernest Hoefgen
Nebraska
George Richet
Independence
Kan
Weare Falls
Tex
Gants Reappointed to Kansas Dental Examiners Board
Dr. Monte Gants of Downs was re appointed to the Kansas state board of dental examiners by Gov. Payne Ratner. His new term expires May 2 1944. Gants serves as secretary of the board.
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Dental Examiners Board
Topeka
Monte Gants of
Downs
State Board of Dental Examiners
Payne Ratner
Dr. Gants
Gillen Crashes State Prison Entry In Kansas
Pi March E Gillen arrived to serve a one to five year forgery sentence from Anthony Kansas but lacked commitment papers. Warden Amrine stated Gillen had appealed to the supreme court and thus papers were not issued. He signed a waiver releasing the warden from responsibility for admission. He will not receive credit for 2 3 days in custody awaiting papers.
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Lansing
Kan
Marshall E. Gillen
Kan Sas
Gillen
Anthony
M. F. Amrine
Wichita
Supreme Court
Music Festival Draws 2500 Students to Emporia Teachers College
Twenty five hundred students from large Kansas high schools competed in Emporia Teachers College music festival. Bands orchestra chorus and glee club events showcased talent across disciplines in Emporia Kansas on May 3.
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Emporia Emporia
Kan
CPRH
Kansas
Emporia Teachers College
Fall Leaf Community News Highlights and Visits
The Fall Leaf column details gatherings and visits around Fall Leaf and nearby towns. Families such as Gebhart, Von Rohr, Vitt, Mignot, and Pfleger celebrate a birthday at a home. District residents attend dinners, Grange events, and school activities.
Pickens and Vicinity News Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mrs Earnest Cowles taught at Blue Mound school this year and marked the last day April 26. Quince Germany remains in St Margaret's hospital, with family planning to bring him home soon. The community notes Kansas City trips, Lawrence visits, anniversaries, funerals, and school events including Pleasant Valley school closing with a ball game and ice cream for the district.
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Earnest Cowles
Blue Mound School
Quince Germany
Velia
Huxy Fleschen
Charles Cline
Kansas City
Quince German
St. Margaret's Hospital
Hiram JT. Bryan
Weed End
Anig
Druma Anderson
Lawrence
Ruby Henik
George Henik
Familly
Lauran Fox and Sons
Clark Lennahban
Frank Flenik
Georgd Henik
Emily
Lola Mae Henik
T. BE. Hubbard
Dorothy An Roy
Tester Mills
Shirley
Lansing
Earnest Siscoe
Frank Hubbard
Jamison
Jimmie and
Mickey
Lin
Ray Anderson
Tongnoxie
Waneta Gress
Business College
Abs
Bruce Gress
Thomas
Carl Silkey
Donald
Knowledge Hill
Edna
Vyleasant Valley
Jack Tall
Maggie War
District track results highlight Linwood meet
In Linwood last month Heasant Valley pupils dominated events with top finishes. George Sankins placed second in the 50 yard dash class B boys. Maggie Warren took second in the 50 yard dash class A girls. Kathleen Hall earned second in the 50 yard dash class B girls. Jack Hall finished third in the 50 yard dash class B boys. Maggie Warren also placed third in class A girls softball throw, while Kathleen Hall was second in class B girls softball throw.
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Ren
Raymond
George Hawkins
Linwood Fearly
Heasant Valley
George Sankins
Maggie Warren
Nathleen Hall
Jack Hall
Kathleen Hall
Market News Kansas City Cash Grain Analysis
Wheat and corn futures and price quotes from Kansas City reflect mixed movements. Various grades and futures, including No 2 hard wheat and No 2 white corn, show small gains or steady levels with nearby contracts for May July and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Don Lusty
Wheat and grain futures quotes from Chicago markets
Chicago futures daily pricing shows Wheat May 1.06 at 4, July 1.057 percent with 108, Soybeans May 1.10 and July 1.074, Corn mixed May, oats May 41, July 37.74, Sept. 39, Ryv May 6.784, July 6.814, Sept 7.07, Lardi May 6.0, July 6.42, Sept 6.62, Jelief May 6.75, July 6.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lardi
Jelief
Kansas City Produce Prices Report May 3
An AP data brief lists Kansas City market items with figures for eyes firsts 1613, current receipts 144, turter creamery 264, butterfat 21 Gee, Poultry hens 11 1214, roosters Ty Sty, springs 131, 22 broilers 18 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Government Bonds New York May 3 Closing
The New York bond market reports closing government bonds with Treasury notes and prices showing U S debt securities trading as of May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government
New York
Treasury
New York May 8 Market Slump Turns Up Then Sags
Financial desk notes a turbulent session with mixed moves in steels motors and rubber shares. Trading eyed big European developments as Wall Street reacted to the President’s call to stay off the war effort while keeping the market under pressure.
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New Yorks
ATQ
Traty Tostay
US Os
Steel Bethlehem
General Motors
Glenn Martin
Baldwin Locomotive
International Paper Econoics
Crown Zellersbach
Rayonier
Willi Stuer
Chrysler
U.S
Preferred
Montgomery Ward
Sperry
Igen Kodak
Union Carbide
Art
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Harveyville
Otto Mignot
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Hanna Pfleger
John Vitt
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Pe Anna Holmes
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Pickens and Vicinity
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Cienoral Motors
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