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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1936

Page

4

New Deal vs Court Clash Disturbs Relief Program

A Washington sleuth says Hopkins is to distribute new deal relief funds while Tugwell and Ickes are kept quiet during the campaign. Courts strike down key relief acts and the Guffey coal law, underscoring sharp clashes between New Deal aims and constitutional limits.

Washington News Harry Hopkins Messrs Tugwell Ickes New Deal Supreme Court Little Nra District of Columbia Court of Appeals Europe United States

Hodges Endorses Davis Bid for Kansas Governor Nomination

Former Governor George Hodges endorses Jonathan Davis for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, warning Kansas Democrats about current party leadership and the risk of self serving leaders. Hodges notes dissatisfaction with Harry Woodring and Guy Helvering at the national convention and contrasts party fortunes with stateside gains seen under Len Small of Illinois.

Hodges

Ann Botsford wins Old Home Town Cup at KU

The Old Home Town Cup, awarded annually by the Kansas State chapter of the Daughters of the Founders and Patriots of America, goes to Ann Botsford of Lawrence a junior in the school of education for best KU rifle team record. Presentations by Mrs. C. D. Lloyd of Leavenworth. Also notes on guests Mrs. Irving Hill returning from New York, Mrs. Mary Cone visiting Lawrence, Olaf Rayndal and family plans to Greece, Velma Kennedy surprise wedding, Gol die Hoffman and Jane Gordon showers, and gatherings hosted by Mrs. A. E. Olson and others in Lawrence and nearby towns.

Ann Botsford Kansas State Daughters of the Founders and Patriots of America University of Kansas Lawrence School of Education C. D. Lloyd Leavenworth Irving Hill New York Elspeth Hill Mary Cone Oklahome City C. E. Lindley Olaf Rawndal Rmerly Kansas City East Greece Rayndal American Express Company Velma Kennedy Chester Vasey Tuscon, Ariz Goldie Hoffman Jane Gordon A. E. Olson Herbert Olson Ann Arbor Mich J. D. Wynn Axel Olson C. K. Dow California L. H. Emley I. F. Eberhart

Mexican Peace Ends War and Diaz Plans Resignations

Mexico City reports Diaz and Corral to resign before June 1, De La Barra to be interim president, Madero to advise, pledges to be carried out. The piece notes Civil War veterans marching in Boston, and G A R events in Kansas with officers elected.

Mexico City Diaz Corral Relations de la Barra Francisco I. Madero de la Barra

Student council to enforce smoking ban campus wide

The student council met Tuesday night to adopt the chancellor and regents suggestion restricting smoking in halls and buildings. Smoking will remain allowed on campus steps and outside areas.

Davis-Watson Mldred Davis Samuel Davis Clifford Ransom Watson Barclay S. Watson Hesper Friends Church Ruth Davis A. Watson Glenn Harris James Stubbs Blanche Lice Marley Stella Stubbs Lawrence The Friends College Wichita Charles F. Moore

Forty years of social events and political notes dated May

A May social listing notes a surprise party for Miss Ella Jackson of Missouri and a silver wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. John Bunton on New Jersey street. Delegates from two counties nominate Chas. F. Johnson for senator with detailed committee names. Also reported are literary acquisitions by Ladies Home Journal, street flooding on Adams street, a tally ho party, Lawrence High School reception, fresh fruit notices, and local club changes including Spinning Spinsters disbanding.

Joe McConnell Ella Jackson Missouri John Bunton New Jersey Street Friends Church I.C.C.F C. H. Phinney Central Committee W.C. Howard G. W. Roberts J. L. Brady Douglas County A. P. Conant H. W. Spangler Jefferson County Alden Bolles Denver Ohio Street Ohio Adams Street Misses Roche Moon Louise Towne Mason Ayres Snow Mary Snow Smeltzer White Lynn Coldwell Monroe Mamie Monroe Hodkinson Boughton McMillan Nicholson Leon Nicholson Herb Bullene Lawrence High School Journal Hall Lawrence H. A. Allen New Hampshire Street Journal Clendenin Gen. H. 8 Gens Meade and Hancock Gettysburg Pennsylvania Topeka Woman Bicycle Club J. H. McCarrell Lold Pittsburgh

Lady in Peril at the Joris Estate

Dirk encounters a moonlit visitor at the Joris home seeking Rupert Joris on urgent business. A rain-soaked woman named Hope Devine delivers a faded white rose and asks for Rupert to discuss a legal risk in another state. Rupert questions her identity and purpose as the tense encounter unfolds in the dim library.

Elinor Fleming Rupert Joris Dirk Isabel Elinor Jersey Natalie Joris Mister Rupert Mr. Joris Timothy Ben Rupert Miss Fleming Ruper Hope Devine

Rip Explores With Willy Nillys Puddle Muddlers

Mary Graham Bonner presents Rip and Willy Nilly awaiting adventures among the Puddle Muddlers. The group heads toward a pond while Christopher Columbus Crow soars above and bears snack on berries. Willy Nilly plans a careful expedition to explore and reveal discoveries to Kristopher.

Willy Nilly Rip Christopher Columbus Christopher

Nervous types shape health says Dr Galdston

How's Your Health discusses constitutional body types and nervous behavior in medical practice. It notes how the gall bladder and peptic ulcer individuals differ in build and temperament, and argues nerves guide health decisions and treatment. Tomorrow focuses on the middle aged and older person.

Appocrates George Draper

Flashes of Life Flash: Thieves Return Loot With Extra Cent

In Henderson North Carolina thieves stole goods from Charles Trado’s gas station. Sheriff J E Hamlett announced he was hot on the trail. Loot returned two mornings later with 25 cents extra to pay for a broken window. In Palo Alto California Dr M E Kumwell found a stork perched on his car and next day a son arrived for his daughter in law Mrs Arnold Kumwell.

Associated Press Henderson N. C Charles Trado J. E. Hamlett Trado Palo Alto M. E. Kumwell Arnold Kumwell

County jail escape and hitchhike lead to arrest

A county jail escapee briefly disappeared then hitched a ride with Deputy Sheriff Mike Matzoff who recognized him. Eddie Sutherland plans a two week vacation in Germany and aims to reach Frankfurt within 63 hours via Zeppelin connection. A hive in J J Nickel’s yard entertains instead of alarming him as bees swarm. Kuhn’s animal circus misses Aurora Nebraska show after drivers pass through town at night. The Aurora Republican laments the city’s missed spectacle, red in the face over the mishap.

Hollywood Eddie Sutherland Germany Frankfort Aurora Neb Kuhn Aurora Republican

Reader suggests homegrown goods ad feature in Journal-World

A reader thanks the paper for the piece Spending Out of Town and urges a special two page section promoting home manufactured products from local mills factories stores growers canners bakers and others.

Journal-World

Archery Taught in Liberty Memorial High School

Archery is being taught this spring in Liberty Memorial high school girls' physical education classes under Miss Margaret Maynard. After a month of practice several girls show good eye for the long bow and Maynard hopes to field a team for the fall Kansas City archery tournament next year.

Liberty Memorial High School Margaret Maynard Maynard Kansas City

Prospects of Miss Weeks Attend Local Social Ties

A crowded social scene in Prospect centers on visits to Mrs. Martin Rohe Sr who recently returned from Memorial hospital with a broken hip. Numerous neighbors and relatives shared calling hours and support while Mrs. Rohe recovers. A Farmers Union meeting drew a large attendance with coffee and pie served after speeches.

Mary Frances Mary Rohe Martin Rohe Memorial Hospital Ed Olmstead Charles Soward Dan Selzer Ed Kretsinger George Rohe Seiver Tadlock Will Moldenhouer Rohe William Combest Harry Werts Roy Vandeventer Vandeventer Lawrence Martin Rohe, Jr Henry Rohe Edith Jo Lulu Smith Baldwin Joe Madl Wilbur Olmstead Ed Seitz Wilbur Mr. Seitz Belle Rohe Willie Chaney Delbert Vera Rose Bert Mitchell Albert Edler Mabel Vinland High School Ralph Madl Vivian Madl Ralph Arthur Madl Ottawa

Birthday observance at Centenary church by Rev and Mrs Knox

A birthday observance was held last Thursday evening at Centenary M E church organized by Rev Mr and Mrs Knox in conjunction with the congregation. The event celebrated the birthday with community attendees and remarks from church leaders.

Centenary M. E. Church

Poor Pa by Claude Callan

The dialogue centers on a mother’s ambivalence about her daughter Betty’s marriage. A husband’s future, reflected in the mother’s fluctuating instinct, frames a comic, domestic look at parental worry and social expectations. Betty remains the focal point of the decision.

Poor PA Claude Callan

Birthday celebration for William Knox at Centenary church

Members of the congregation held a surprise for William Knox on his twenty first birthday after the Thursday Bible class. A telegram from parents and friends arrived as the group sang. The event featured a Schoefield Bible presentation, lantern slide life story, musical numbers, and a large three tier cake. Guest list included Mrs. F. Wickersham and others visiting from Topeka and Kansas City areas, with various family visits noted. The Berean Sunday School class, led by Mrs. Knox, plans to paper the classroom soon.

William Knox William Roy Bushey Mary Alice McGinnis F. &. Wickersham Topeka W. Biggs Husted Mrs. Rogers Kansas City Kan Rogers Walter Biggs Ernest Pine Crisp Perry Street Roscoe Pine Clarence Pine Eudora Berean S. S Knox Centenary M. E. Church

Radio Programs on Kans City Stations Wednesday Night Schedule

A dense OCR list outlines Kansas City radio programming across KMBC WDAF WREN WDAE and others for Wednesday evening including orchestras Edward Waring and Ben Bernie's lineups, Talk by Jouett Shouse, Amos and Andy, Rubinoff performances, Weather and Sports segments, and late-night features with Abe Lyman, Fletcher Henderson, and Wayne King. The mix includes musical variety, drama, and news segments with multiple times and station tags.

KMBC Wren Eno Crime Club WDAF Phillip Morris MBC Kansas City Dines WDAE Vox-Pop Walter O'Keefe Ben Bernie KMGC Fred Waring Ed Wynn George Washington Ren—“Crowsy Rhythm Pickfair WNAF WREX NEC WIAF Roy Campbell Hardrigo Chili Beaner Amos N” Andy Wren—Ranny Weeks Stuniz Easy Aces Jouett Shouse Wren—Rubinoff Erle Sasith Rubinoff WR Shandor Tattler Chez Paree Jack Berger KMHC Abe Lyman Phil Levant Elvier Cugat WDRAE Mayfair KMRC Philip Crane Fletcher Henderson KMAC F—Hotel Bismarck Iarl Schreiber Orch Merry Gardens Orchestra Nanece Tomeie Timmie Allen Yoichi Uioaka Kattie Kate Simith John Hertick Neake Carter I Pak Jack Farrell Kmbc—Cavalcade of America Wayne King Durns and Allen Town Hall Andre Kostelanete Ilelen Tranbel Tiays Clubs of America James A. Farley Paradeociety of Arts & Science Natal Andy Busters KMMC Jack Shannon Mos Andy Xavier Cugat Hi—Rubinoff Dick Mansfeld Orchland Terrace Hotel Congress Orchestra Sturman Wi Srm Bismarek Bobby Meeker SSDAE KMPC

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