World notes and opinions from a Lawrence paper
A slice of commentary covers liquor law enforcement in dry states and Supreme Court questions, royal jubilee support in Britain, strong favor for King George, socialist dissent as a small though vocal group, the sultan of Maldiv e Islands banning education for women, and Manuel Quezon commenting on the Philippine uprising and self rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Treasury Department
Supreme Court
George
Great Britain
King George
Maldive Islands
Ceylon
Lawrence Silt
The Bonus Jam Debate in the Senate this Week
The essay argues the original 20 year World War I veteran compensation plan would have steadied the nation. Now pressed by relief spending and call for immediate cash, the Senate is set to vote on a cash payment bill likely to be vetoed by the President whose policies will require a convincing reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Venizelos Honored Yet Exiled as Greek Uprising
The piece notes Venizelos receiving another honorary award while sentenced to death for his role in the Greek uprising. It highlights Roosevelt's critique of the railroad pension act as crudely drawn and awaiting revision, and mentions a federal poll on whether striking auto workers should continue losses of about 800,000 dollars weekly in wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venizelos
Paris
Polar Flight Nears From Spitzbergen for Amundsen Quest
Old Home Town reports excellent weather prospects at Spitzbergen for Capt Roald Amundsen's North Pole air expedition with a dash likely to start tomorrow. In Lawrence, youth baseball activity rises as Twilight League plans for the season emerge, with 140 players last year and officials elected for the new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Spitzbergen
Roald Amundsen
North Pole
Pole
Lawrence
C. Cc
Ventura Club
A. C. Mitchell
Dick Williams
Edna Lamb
J. Harold Hoover
E. Kreeck
Clifton
Bridge
T. D. Funk
Hilda Lofgren
Dorothea Anne Simons
Helen Marie Holke
the Cedars
J. W. O’bryan
Kansas City
Fiske
Schubert Theater
V. A. Young
T. E. Griesa
Kan
P. E.O
Toansas City
J. H. Mitchell
Henry Asher
Jack Dickson
A. Gifford
R. C. Jackman
C. W. Sparr
O. A. Bariteldes
Residents Move to Colonial Apartments After Mississippi Street Change
Mrs Max Wilhelms Jr and others listed move today from their former home at 645 Mississippi Street to new apartments at the Colonial. The group includes Mesdames A C Mitchell and J B Watkins andMiss Edna Lamb along with Miss Ilsa Wilhelms Miss Nelle Hudson and Carolyn Roth, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Wilhelms, Jr
Ilsa Wilhelms
Nelle Hudson
A.C. Mitchell
A. B. Mitchell
Dick Williams
J. B. Watkins
Edna Lamb
Robert FE. House
Carolyn Roth
Mississippi ‘Street
the Colonial
Lois Stevens Wins Women’s Student Government Election
Twenty five years ago in Fraser Hall rest rooms over 400 votes were cast as Lois Stevens a junior was chosen president of the Women’s Student Government Association over Ethel Douglas. Mildred Noftziger was elected vice president Beulah Murphy secretary and Lacy March treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Stevens
Women’s Student Government Association
Fraser Hall
Ethel Douglas
Mildred Noftziger
Beulah Murphy
Lacy March
Edward II
Buckingham Palace
London
Edward
School Board Reelects Leaders as May Meeting Ends
The board of education met at the high school with full attendance. Weaver was reelected president Fincher vice president and Dr Phillips clerk. Smith and Olney were reappointed superintendent and high school principal. life certificates granted to Miss Jennie Moore and Miss Marcia Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Gregg
Annie Woods Arnett
Roxana Davis
Nina Lacy
Ella Coultrane
Noraimons
Anns Simmons
Evaline Simmons
Anna Simmons
Evaline Emmett
Maggie Dillon
Alice Reynalds
May DisBennett
George R. Fisher
Louise Alexander
E. K. Simons
Carrie Stevens
F. A. Bailey
Winthrop Street
Miss Stimpson
Boston
Mass
Fred E. Stimpson
Tennessee Street
George Haslett
A. Pease & Son
Fair Flag
Adams
Massachusetts Street
James and Leslie Plan a Spring Wedding at Mansion
James Stimson and Leslie Harris commit to marriage after eighteen years of waiting while she helps him prepare a new home. They navigate family reactions, a busy winter, and a grand Mansion renovation with Leslie guiding decor decisions and James taking decisive steps toward a political and personal future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Leslie
Jimmie
Jimmy
Congress
United States of America
Robert Browning
New Concord
Mrs. Northrup
Mr. Northrup
John Harris
James Stimson
Mr. Harris
John
Sarah
Lou
Kansas City
Mr. Suter
Fogmes
Mr. Stimson
James Tank
New
Concard
Stimson Place
Teenham
SUNDOWN SNA 4 a BIG CHIEF EAGLE
Willy Nilly and friends hear distant sounds they mistake for Indians. Christopher Columbus Crow confirms the Indians are coming led by Paint Ant Feathers, as the meadow animals react with fear and curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Chief Eagle
Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Rip
Ton Notch
Christopher Columbus
Sweet Face
Tate
Ing
Jerry Bear
Christopher
Tuddle Muddle
Diet and Arthritis Types in Degenerative and Rheumatoid Forms
The New York Academy of Medicine discusses arthritis forms including degenerative arthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. It notes degenerative arthritis often labeled senile or wear and tear of age, with diet playing a minor role. The text emphasizes unknown origin classifications and the predominance of these forms in general practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Academy of Medici
Iago Galdston
Diets for arthritis differ by type and aim to reduce joint load
The article explains two forms of arthritis, degenerative and rheumatoid. For degenerative arthritis weight loss through a reduced diet lowers joint wear while preserving protein minerals and vitamins. Rheumatoid arthritis invites dietary trials as part of broader infection-focused treatment, though specifics are not detailed. Tomorrow-Story of a Great Discovery.
Publicity scrutiny rises over New Deal press setup
Herbert Plummer reports on Ted Joslin exposing the expanding press relations network of the New Deal. Senator Carter Glass, head of the appropriations panel, questions authorization for publicity bureaus and warns against government funded publicity experts, citing a 20 year old law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Plummer
Washington
Hoover
Ted Joslin
Washington Press
Joslin
Carter Glass
Virginia
Glass
Appropriations Committee
Trapeze Act Bill Sparks Public Amusement Debate
In Harrisburg Senator Peter Graff introduces a bill to repeal the 1883 act prohibiting endangering life and limbs of public performers. The Associated Press notes daring trapeze acts could resume with lighter regulations, while other remarks from Evanston indicate regret over color blind motorists from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Peter Graff
Graff
Evanston
City dithers over opposite traffic light order in Evanston
In Evanston color blind drivers face confusion as red and green lights appear out of order compared with Chicago. Council member voices impossibility of changing the arrangement despite the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Chicago
Kansas fire chiefs convention closes with 200 in attendance
In El Dorado the Kansas State Association of Fire Chiefs and Kansas State Firemen's Association along with the Women’s Auxiliary are in session with about 200 attendees. Meetings wrap tomorrow. In Colby Dr. H F Robbins was elected district commander of the American Legion, Norton slated to host next year. Atchison expects Ed Howe, age 82, home from Miami, Florida. Huron schools closed and students segregated due to a smallpox epidemic by order of state health official C H Kinnaman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
el Dorado
Kansas State Association of Fire Chiefs
Kansas State Firemen’s Association
Huron
C. H. Kinnaman
State Board of Health
Will Move Quarters At Marks Building For Occupancy
The Marks building at 735 Massachusetts street will be remodeled and redecorated for occupancy by June 1 by two prominent firms. Part will house the McGrew-Peck Investment Co founded by Arthur S. Peck and Conrad McGrew, while the other half will be occupied by the Lawrence Typewriter Ex-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marks
Massachusetts Street
McGrew-Peck Investment Co
Arthur S. Peck
Conrad Mee- Grew
Lawrence Typewriter
Radio Programs Tuesday Evening May 7 Schedule
A dense radio timetable lists programs across KMBC WDAF WREN and KNBC for May 7 evening. Features include Bing Crosby, Eddie Wynn, Fibber McGee and Molly, Amos Andy, and various orchestras plus news, weather, and sports segments. Also notes studio changes and an apartment ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KMBC
WDAF
Ruddy
Ginger
Wren
Hita
Bits
Jack Armstrong
KNBC
Carter
Eno
Phillip Morris
Abe Lyman
Bing Crosby
Stoll’s Orch
Wren—Nar
Fray and Braggiotti
Amas
Andy
Kmbc—Tattler
Tony
Gus
Jesse Crawford
NEC
WBBM
Oval York Hotel
Orch
Wde
Creordia Choral Club
Keith Beecher
Stan Myers
Paxton
KMEC
Louis Panico
Immy Garrigan
Rex
Red Davis
Daf—Bundy
Johnny and His Foursome
Hal Kemp
World Peace Foundation
House of Glass
Wayne King
WDAE
Fred Allen
Town Hall
KMUC
Mark Warnow
Burns and Allen
U. S
Kmubuc
Jack Pearl
Bas—Wren
Ray Noble
Howard Barlow
Kaeb Max Dolin
Grenadiers
Kate Smith
John B. Kennedy
KMBEC
Amos Andy
Irc—Tattler
DAF
Jessie Crawford
Ren—Tony
the O'Neills
Leonard Keller
Mal Hallett
WBAF
Enric Madriguera
Hollywood Opportunity
Arcadia
Joe Haymes
Will Ryshanek
Dick Fidler
Leith Beecher
Myers
Canard Keller
Ren—Jimmie Garrigan
JPIS
KMMC
KMAC
Lost fat by doctor approved Kruschen salts
Iowa woman Mrs H H Long reports starting weight 226 pounds and after three jars of Kruschen Salts 208 pounds, with doctor praising her progress. Ad promotes Kruschen as safe weight loss prescribed by physicians, lasting four weeks, with lemon juice in hot water each morning. Round Corner Drug Store sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Long
Clarinda
Iowa
Round Corner Drug Store
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Journal-World
the World Company
W. C. Simons
A. Murray
Dolph Simons
Kanses
Lorenzen & Thompson, Inc
New York
West 44Th St
South Michigan Ave
San Francisco
Sansome
Los Angeles
New Orpheum
Baltimore
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Kansas
God
Menuel Quezon
Philippine Senate
White House
United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Poor Pasy
Claude Callan
Publishers Syndicate
Spotts
Ralph Spotts
Rooters
Forbes
Verne Long
Burton Sears
Graduate School
Carson
French
Lee
McKay
Hamilton
Zoellner
Law
McAdams
Alphin
Fischer
Graham
Lynch
McCain-Dicker
Hazel Watts
Mendelssohn
Minnie Miller
Ada Watts
Harry Dicker
Jesse Krane
Emma Davidson
E. E. Stauffer
Walnut Street
Emma McCain Dicker
Fraternal Aid Association
Charles Dicker
Dicker
Duncan
Robert Kennedy Duncan
University of Pittsburgh
University
The
School of Music
Kansas University
Gounod
the Baptist Church
Penny
Miss Warren
Hayes
Schafer
George D. Rogers
E. F. House
Farrell
Eaton
Sears
Kidson
Glathart Block
Apa
Cameron
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Bbureaus
Biilwaukee
Valentine Seewald
Delores
Puff
Living Thing
Nes! FE
Baylor
Newpapers
Clarence
Fred Buesner
McGrew-Peck Company
Dickinson
Rumsey Funeral Home
Indiana
Lawrence National Bank
Federal Banking Act of
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