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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1930
Page
6
A federal inquiry into racketeering may extend to Kansas City with focus on long standing gangster methods and ties to Chicago operations. The piece notes an entrenched racketeering network and potential links to older criminal rings in the East as investigators widen their reach.
The article notes optimism that the main aim is to build and open the highway. It credits the grain stabilisation corporation for stabilising wheat prices after entering the market to check declines, with the price level rising several cents since. It mentions Joe Savoldi and a Notre Dame incident, and Jowett Shouze forecasting a Democratic win in 1982 if the party acts prudently, while the Republicans also have a chance if they behave.
The Old Home Town Union Sen Organize in Blue, with 112 veterans voting as a unit, considers becoming permanent. Address listed as Lawrence, Kansas, and members can obtain notices by calling at Hume's shoe store for 25 cents. Scy: t. D. Dabha reports from the Journal office, December 5.
A social item recalls a wedding reception on a November Saturday. Attendees included Miss Bates Ear, Miss Mey Ho, Miss Rosie, Miss Anna McGrath, Mr RB Wag tye, and Mr Eames among others, with the dinner planned by the host committee for the celebration.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Mrs Patter son event, a small card, and a bath celebration. Lacking clear names, dates, places, or outcomes.
Ten years ago on Saturday November 22 many students organized activities and a big gathering at Dal on Thanksgiving day. The group planned a trip to Columbia Missouri for a game with Radcliffe participants and William Buchanan attended with Miss Anna Buchanan. E C Ross, a former Lawrence high school teacher, recently returned from the Philippines and will visit friends in December.
Dr Iago Galdston discusses complexion in health and disease, arguing skin reflects internal function. He notes the glow of health, posture, and senses as outward signs, while liver and kidney disorders, and internal secretions, alter skin texture and color. External care aims at cleanliness, but diseased skin requires medical attention equal to that for broken bones or stomach ailments.
In Los Angeles on November 22 AP reports former associate wartime adviser Miss Alite Gamble plans marriage to a California man. The article notes her past as a Republican political figure and her previous roles in public service. The precise details are unclear due to damaged text.
In the 1930 installment, Fanny endures mounting strain as David negotiates returning to the family home with Mot her and a monthly allowance while resisting a sense of humiliation. She masks hurt, leans on quiet resilience, and recalls Amelia’s support as tensions surface in their cottage.
The Little Black Clock speeds a group on a swift airborne journey. John feels exhilarated and the world becomes distant as they travel faster than ever, with vivid sights of forests and landscapes racing by before they return home.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Monday and a clock motif with likely feature notes. Names and clear facts are unreadable, yielding only a brief glimpse of a possible program or column title and some garbled between lines. The source lacks concrete entities or events to summarize beyond the obfuscated references.
Disquiet over Manx three leg emblem stamps on eggs. tourists in Douglas and local authorities discuss the issue amid daily cable tips. Elsewhere Mrs Carol Hoehen seeks divorce after thirteen years, and a $20 bill brings $55 at an auction for the community chest.
An overnight digest reports Washington opposing a one percent tax cut, snowbound Midwest and West with disrupted communications and transports, a child involvement note from Wilbur Trells, and various political and social items including a Hoover guest, a Paris girl scout event, and reports on earthquakes, cabinet actions, and Soviet leadership unrest.
The 32nd American Royal milk stool contest crowned Earl Guerkink of Homewood Kaw as champion with 18.1 pounds in 3.4 minutes. Runner up was Chris Nullen of Wisconsin. Mrs A L Thorson of Topeka was seriously injured yesterday when her car collided with another vehicle. Cecil Gilliand of Wichita sustained a broken rib. R K Turner of Welk, Kansas was sentenced to a year in Wyandotte county jail after pleading guilty to careless driving and leaving the scene. He had left an unsighted truck on a hill crest and a car crash killed Lester Hill, 20, of Kansas City Kansas.
Dr and Mrs William Tisdale and their small son Donald drove to Kirksville Missouri last Saturday and stayed until Sunday. Grace Alice Moore plans to leave this week for Kitte Rock Arkansas due to illness of her Mr and Mrs Alvin F Baker were in Lawrence Monday for the Rural Relations dinner. Mrs J W Roberts of Oskaloosa will attend the district Girl Reserves meeting and visit Be and Mrs John Mra at the Baker home in Kansas City. Mr Ross had a major operation at St Jakes hospital last Wednesday. Grace Irwin presided at the Baker Beauty Club dinner with Wads Williams as guest speaker. committee included Mrs C E Beaks, Mrs Frank G E, meals Mrs T J Harris, Mrs C pon and Nil.
Mrs Baldwin presided as the B U Ls of the B B O Sisterhood hosted a Tuesday evening event at Mr and Mrs E eet Plan d The dinner featured four courses served by members daughters and pumpkins and turkeys given as favors Guests included Jed Kuraner Lawrence Miss Mary Alice Scott Wichita Harriett Ruble T J Keo Merle Hitchcock and others The Holcombe Hour renamed from Tri Sigma Sunday school class meets monthly at members homes with Miss Floy Liston as host A birthday reunion at Dr Liston s home honored three family birthdays and drew many relatives including Dr Liston Scott Liston Mrs Emil Liston and several others from Baldwin Fort Scott and Kansas City areas
Lecompton high school students participated in a program including Girl Reserves meetings and a Friday pep rally. The Rossville football team defeated Lecompton 84 to 0 at Shirck's field. Activities included visits to Lawrence and the University of Kansas, a Rebekah lodge meeting with a social hour, and booster talks at the Odd Fellows hall.
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