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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1934

Page

10

President Roosevelt backs bi metal currency plan

Washington reports the president, with the senate silver bloc, will send a bi metal currency proposal to Congress within 48 hours. The plan calls for silver purchases to reach 24 percent of monetary backing, with discretionary timing and optional nationalization of domestic silver stocks. If enacted, prices would be set around 1.29 per ounce for dollar certificates, implying inflation. Senate leaders anticipate action this session. exact bill to be drawn. Also, federal Sugar Beet Grower loans in Colorado and Kansas secured via Production Credit Administration under a Wichita based program.

Washington Roosevelt Senate Congress United States Alioht Dispatch White House Senate Silverites Morgentha Wheeler Montana Pittman Nevada Utah Idaho King Borah

Evening Schedule and Society Notes From Local Campus

KFKU program listings include athletic interview by Prof. Elbel at 2:45 p m Thursday and music appreciation by Prof. Skilton at 2 30 p m Friday. A second in a series of plays directed by Prof. Crafton airs at 9 45 p m with NM Alice Moncrieff noted for a later musical program. cast name omission from last week is noted. Mrs. Raymond Gardner helped with the Mother and Daughter banquet at First M E church Monday. Marmony group served. Grace Stanwix visited Mrs. Harold Altenbernd Wednesday. Sunday guests at Mr and Mrs John North included Paul North of Kansas City Arthur Craig Ed Rahskopf Dannie Beck of Lawrence Eugene North and families.

FE. R. Elbel C. S. Skilton Allen Crafton Alice Moncrieff Raymond Gardner M. E Marmony Grace Stanwix Harold Altenbernd John North Paul North Kansas City Arthur Craig Ed Rahskopf Dannie Beck Lawrence Eugene North

Kauffman Death Sentence Upheld by Missouri Supreme Court

Missouri Supreme Court division No. 2 affirms the death sentence of Paul H. Kauffman for the murder of Avis Woolery, 17, in Swope Park, Kansas City. He was convicted twice of first degree murder and scheduled for execution June 2. Also upheld is a 35 year term for Charles Mele in the kidnapping case of Nell Donnelly.

Jefferson City Paul H. Kauffman Kansas City Avis Woolery Webb City Missouri Supreme Court Kauffman Jackson County Supreme Court Columbus Swope Park Charles Mele Nell Donnelly

Mackey Community Club Hosts May Event and Visitors

Mackey residents gathered Friday at Villa Eden for a warm community program including a home talent comedy. Honored guest Mrs. C. S. Fairbairn joined daughter’s family for Mother's Day dinner in Lawrence. Various locals and guests traveled between Mackey Prairie Center and Topeka. land transfers and a filling station move noted. The Mackey club’s postponed meeting is set for Friday May 18 with the play Deacon Dubbs on the program.

Mackey Villa Eden Community Club C. S. Fairbairn Clifford Reusch Lawrence Ruby Lorene Fairbairn Vernetta Fairbairn Independence Raymond Frank Bereiter Rose Kirk Rays Jerry Schoenlein Community Club of Mackey Deacon Dubbs Charles Richard

Valley Grove notes and local notices from October

Sizable local items record Quin sy attack on Octave Ford under doctor care and S T Moore ill with pneumonia. Memorial hospital care follows ambulance from Lawrence. Chester Grange meets at Valley Grove schoolhouse. Family visits and kinship news include Frederick Earl Bower with grandparents, Dodds siblings visiting Ford family, and fruit bloom prospects from Missouri. So and So Circle hosts a potluck with guests from Lawrence and Sunnyside. next meeting at Mrs Orin Smith. McLouth high school calendar of commencement events and graduate list. FP G Law of Topeka bought Otto farm property months ago.

Octave Ford S. T. Moore Moore Lawrence Memorial Hospital Chester Grange Valley Grove Frederick Earl Bower O'Neal F. H. Champion Virginia Ruth Oran Clifton Leslie Donald Marie Dodds Nortonville Marie Missouri Carthage Sarcoxie D. A. Wellman Frank Young Young Lindsborg Wellman Russell Stewart Mother W. P. Loesch Merle Holladay Sunnyside Frank Champion Ruriel Champion Woodstock Marvin Higley Richard Petrie Lone Star W. A. Dunbar Petrie McLouth High School Fred Benson Homer K. Ebright Baker University Frederick C. Beech Olive Geraldine Black Helen Elizabeth Bradford Opal Marie Brooks Amanda May Brose Leah LaVonne Brown Robert E. Carey Pauline O. Chapman Maudie Elizabeth Davison Elmer Allan Dobbs Charles EF. Edmonds Imogene M. Edmonds Doris Pauline Harding Eldon E. Johnson Miriam Ruth Kimmell Violet Elizabeth Luse Clara M. Magill Myrtle E. Myers Joe Rogers Cleo Dolores Shine Faye Stewart Marie Stumbaugh Frederick Harlan Willits Helen Mundell Ira N. H. Brammell FP. G. Law Topeka Otto Farm

Auto Parts Classified Snippet With Brands and Car Parts

A compact read of 5 gal oil grease and gearbox items listed for various vehicles. Mentions Ford brake shoes gas lines generators mufflers piston rings speedometer cables carburetors and seat covers for coupe roadsters and sedans. Business is good according to the fragment.

Auto Parts Ford Chevrolet

Farm near cemetery to grow fruit future harvest

A local farmer aims to revitalize a run down plot near the cemetery by planting 1 400 apple trees 1 400 raspberry bushes 5 000 strawberry plants and 500 grapes. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Albert Ford with Mr and Mrs William Haley of O Neal and Pearl Abney Knowledge Hill staying with Mrs Evelyn Bower and infant daughter. The Wellman Tibbet All Sen club met at the Higley home for an all day covered dish luncheon with later visits by Mrs Higley and her daughter to the Soand So Circle. Baby chicks from a Lawrence hatchery were brought out for the week and William Keller of Lawrence visited with relatives. Varner and Ousdahl are mentioned.

Albert Ford William Haley O'Neal Pearl Abney Knowledge Hill Evelyn Bower Marvin Higley Beverly Marie Lawrence Lawrence Hatchery William Keller Varner Ousdahl

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