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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1936

Page

3

Seek to Regulate Legal Profession in Kansas

Wichita May 25 UPI The Kansas Supreme Court weighs a State Bar Association plan for an integrated bar under court supervision. If approved, all attorneys would be required to join and the court would set bar rules and oversee discipline beyond suspensions and reprimands. John J Dawson was elected supreme court president of the bar for the year. A M Cowan and W E Stanley named officers. new executive council members include Bernard Sheridan R B Mason and Eustace Smith. Frederick Wood noted post New Deal litigation shifting constitutional interpretation.

Wichita Kan UPI Supreme Court State Bar Association State Kansas Albert Faulconer Arkansas City John 8. Dawson Bar Association A. M. Cowan Dawson W. E. Stanley Faulconer Karl Miller Dodge City E. H. Hatcher Topeka National Bar Association Executive Council Bernard L. Sheridan Paola R. B. Mason McPherson Eustace Smith Hutchinson Frederick Wood New York University of Kansas

Washington Parade by Carlisle Barger on Washington Parade

Washington Parade by Carlisle Barger examines Washington press culture and rumor mills. It details unnamed reporters passing off gossip as opinion, hints at political maneuvers around the Landon candidacy, and notes the Chamber of Commerce meeting as a venue where influential chatter shapes perceptions.

Washington Parade Carlisle Barger

The Golden Arrow at Granada Stirs Moviegoers This Week

A whisper of political doubt fades as business leaders tire of opposing Roosevelt. The Granada screens The Golden Arrow featuring Bette Davis and George Brent. Brent interviews Davis aboard her yacht as she schemes to wed him to escape a mob of European suitors. a mistaken heiress plot drives the romantic tension and eventual reveal.

Bette Davis George Brent Granada Maxine Jennings Brent Miss Davis

Sunshine studio recap of a midshow reveal and cast notes

The show moves quickly with sharp lines and tight pacing. Brent is kept unaware until the finale, while supporting players Eugene Pelette Dick Foran Carol Hughes and Catherine Doucet contribute. Shorts A news Hal LeRoy novelty and color cartoon accompany the program.

Brent Eugene Pelette Dick Foran Carol Hughes Catherine Doucet Hal LeRoy Bette Davis the Golden Arrow George Brent Eugene Pallette Foran Catherine Doucet Cafe Reynolds Color Cartoon

Elan Knowlton 80 Dies. Funeral Held At Baptist Church

Elan Knowlton 80 died Monday evening at his sister’s home. Funeral services Thursday at the Baptist church with Rev. D E Russell officiating. Out of town attendees included many Knowltons from Topeka Potter Kansas City Valley Falls and Phoenix Arizona. An eighth grade class honored 41 members with Billy Lee Lobb receiving a perfect attendance gift. Reverend J M Manion spoke. Visitors from Phoenix accompanied by Mrs Elia Jones and others visited relatives.

Elan Knowlton L. L. Davison Baptist Church D. E. Russell Clyde Knowlton John Knowlton Potter Byron Wilson Kansas City Guy Knowlton Valley Falls Billy Lee Lobb J. M. Manion Elia Jones E. J. Jones George Clark Phoenix Ariz Jones Flint Mich Wayne Bradford Eli Brad Vernon Lodge

Sunday Visitors and Local Notices From Piper Community

Sunday guests of Rev S H Vorgan included Mr and Mrs Frank Moore Mr and Mrs Earl Edmonds and family Mr and Mrs Walter Meyers and Mrs Reba Black and children and the Miller family en route to Excelsior Springs Missouri George Williams of Independence Missouri visited for graduation Anna Hunter is critically ill A grade school program marked the last day of school A J Sykes funeral and burial occurred May 12 at Kickapoo cemetery Attendees from McLouth included Aston Marker Harold Bradford H H Kimmel Anna Sanders and Ray Kimmel C A Davis and W F Ayres visited Casebier Moore and eighth grade graduation attended by families Lois and Jean Spencer visited Emerson home Mother’s Day services were held at Kappa Sigma KU Harold Snyder son attended University Sophomore Harold Snyder mentioned Miss Virginia Landon from Baker spent weekend for graduation

Veterans Hospital S. H. Vorgan Piper Frank Moore Earl Edmonds Walter Meyers Reba Black Don Miller Excelsior Springs Jimmy G. M. Casebier George Williams Independence Anna Hunter Aaron Marker Harold Bradford Perry Dean Harold Lethim Hayes A. J. Sykes Sykes Leavenworth Kickapoo McLouth Aston Marker H. H. Kimmel Anna Sanders Ray Kimmel C. A. Davis W. F. Ayres Kansas City Roy Spencer Lois Jean Olathe C. A. Emerson Harry Snyder Cheyenne E. E McAfferty Kappa Sigma Fraternity K. U Harold University Snyder Virginia Landon Baker

Nelsons Spend Mother's Day in Topeka Home

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Nelson of Topeka visited Mrs. Nelson's mother Mrs. Effie Kampschroeder for Mother's Day. The Needy Helpers quilting club met at Mrs. George Jensen's home with strong attendance. Harriet Hume traveled to Topeka.

Ernest Nelson Topeka Nelson Effie Kampschroeder Needy Helpers Quilting Club George Jensen Harriet Hume

Clinton News Briefs and Community Events

One day last week a 4-H club meeting was attended. Mrs Frank Bidinger remains confined but improves and enjoys visits. Royal Neighbors met in Clinton for May. ten members aided by convention practice in Topeka. Arthur Losh bought the Belvoir creamery building and moved it to Clinton. Mr and Mrs Ray Harrell and family visited the Charles Belles home Sunday. Nazarene church holds special two week meetings led by a Topeka minister and singers. First Sunday school ball.

Frank Bidinger Clinton Topeka Arthur Losh Belvoir Old Creamery Ray Harrell Charles Belles Nazarene Church

Clinton to host season game with Big Springs on May Saturday

The game of the season will be at Clinton Saturday afternoon May 23 when they meet Big Springs. An all day work day at Clinton cemetery is set for Friday May 22 with a basket dinner at noon to plan ahead for Memorial Day. Ruby Kampschroeder of Topeka visited home folks this week, and Roberta Steele and her father visited Texas last week during Roberta's two week vacation.

Clinton Big Springs Ruby Kampschroeder Topeka Robert Steele Roberta Texas

Hospital Training Ties Kansas City Visit to Lawrence Family

Kansas City hospital where she is in training. Mrs Mollie Halderman is visiting her son Oleon and family in Lawrence.

Kansas City Hospital Mollie Halderman Oleon Lawrence

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