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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1933
Page
4
An enlarged Red Cross program in Douglas County seeks increased memberships to fund disaster relief, rural health service tribute, and unemployment relief case work. The article discusses resumed U S relations with Russia, noting changed aims and the potential for mutually beneficial ties despite a turbulent history.
The legislature’s tone on impeaching state officials over the bond fraud case grows cautious as lawmakers favor punishments for proven criminals and call for a clean up. The special session aims to finish work before Thanksgiving with cooperation and time economy praised. Singer Mary McCormic faces a million dollar suit after slapping a woman in Los Angeles, described as Kid McCormic by reports.
Walton removal by the State Senate court of impeachment occurs at 3 52 PM today on the charge of abuse of pardon and control authority. The report also notes highway delays near Kansas City from rough fills and rutted roads, while social notices mention Miss Myra Summers's upcoming marriage to Mr Walter Keeler and various social events in Topeka and Lawrence.
Twenty five years ago in Fay Oklahoma residents share updates on relatives and travels. Lamplight social events include thimble and whist parties hosted by Mrs Marks at 700 Louisiana Street. Cambridge awards Raymond Merwin a Hemenway fellowship for anthropology with $3500 aid. Invitations go out for card and reception events by Gertrude Gilmore and Hannah Mitchell.
Forty years ago, on a Saturday in November, mentionsFred Diggs heading to Guatemala to manage a coffee plantation and Gen Sears likely benefiting from mining property. Lane University is praised as a solid school, with brief allusions to regional developments and economic prospects.
A successful entertainment and sack supper at Learnard school house raised funds for the school library. Judge Emery received word from Major J W Powell rector of the United States Beological Survey that he would be present at the Wichita convention to make an address. The high school football team lineup for today’s game against Topeka includes Kennedy Scott Deering Warfield Perry Loomis Darling Kennedy Rogers Loxman Bult captain. Anna Tweed, formerly of this county, visits relatives in Colorado. Frances Barker departs for Dubuque to attend boarding school this winter. Bice Marcella Howland returns from two months in Chicago and Cedar Rapids. R D Masgon hosts the Zodiac club this month. Yesterday was the first Elizabeth Browning day.
The 1896 Kansas history note reports former Governor LD Lewelling withdrawing from the U.S. Senate race after being viewed as a leading contender. It also notes the first issue of Joseph L Bristow s Ottawa Evening Herald appearing with Henry J Allen heading the editorial staff.
Washington observers foresee two GOP House leaders shaping criticism of New Deal policies. James Wadsworth of New York and James Beck of Pennsylvania, both constitutional experts, likely to drive legal challenges to recovery measures as the Supreme Court weighs key cases. Secretary Hull departs for Montevideo seeking warm climes for the Pan American conference.
In 1933 Edmonton continues to loom as Curt Mowrey faces a decision after A Kary tn, a former Mounted chief, asks him to join a long, high-stakes pursuit of the Russian crook Igor Harekhan. Curt debates loyalty, risk, and his own self respect before choosing to pursue the case with Marlin's backing.
Mary Graham Bonner narrates a playful dialogue with Christopher lamenting the gasless plane and Willy-Nilly reacting as confusion and worry swirl around the visiting Bears and a character named Tavas.
A long review of recent children books and poetry volumes notes The author Claude Kendall and publishers Henry Harrison present clever youngster books with jingles and illustrations. It highlights titles such as Friday Water Gander along with Maryland and British verse, and discusses Esquire magazine and a pamphlet on inflation and money.
Christopher returns the plane to its place after spotting two men approaching. Bears gather nuts and apples while Jelly and Honey Bear debate danger versus safety. The community finds peace as the plane is secured and food deliveries resume.
A Boston publisher presents Removing the Cloud by Charles C Etzweiler, a first book arguing readers should personally settle religious questions from biblical sources. The author critiques theology and outlines his approach to sin, life after death, and original sin, urging individual interpretation.
The New York Academy of Medicine describes von Recklinghausen’s disease now called hyperparathyroidism. Glands near the thyroid drive calcium use. tumors in parathyroids trigger osteomalacia, with bone pain, weakness, thirst, and kidney stones. Removal of tumors has cured some cases. Also notes the 1933 Tri-State Fair at Amarillo with $2,000 cash remaining after expenses.
Jesse R. Morgan compiles a Boston publication of quotes and brief prose. The reviewer praises Morgan’s selections for a continuous, single-author feel and notes his own included poems and prose show wisdom and philosophy, with a tone of sympathetic insight and practical inspiration.
In a reflective piece the author explores moral freedom vs automatic fate, arguing greatness comes from free choice and responsibility not a winded life. He ponders God’s will, human suffering, and the need for active work with hopeful insight amid social trials. Old clothes. Sell them for cash thru classified advertising. Phone
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