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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1933
Page
4
The piece cites Christian confidence and a political critique of debt financing. It discusses a New York court ruling on the government’s power to seize private property for public use, paying face value in currency, and questions promises to dam site owners amid Kira lake project debates.
Maxim Litvinoff has returned home as the United States considers extending large credits to Russia. The discussion centers on how far to back Russia without risking future ill will when repayment becomes due. Bond issues for South American loans draw criticism for not cementing North South friendship.
The Kansas Missouri rivalry resumes on Thanksgiving Day in Lawrence marking a return to the old plan. The game will again be on campus after previous shifts to neutral sites. Government funds for a Lawrence public works project were approved but court delays prevent use of the money.
The sophomore class held a Wednesday prom at Mr and Mrs Alex Mitchells home with dancing and games. A reception line and punch service followed in the hall with Miss Ruth Clucas visiting from Pueblo. Berths Harmon and L Hawk wed at 5 pm at the Dick home with a buffet supper. Rev J A Brusch officiated and the couple will reside in Kansas City.
Forty years ago on Monday November 27 Mrs Chas C Seewir came home after visiting Mr and Mrs Wm Leamer in Eecompton. The Sells and Renifrow circus plans winter quarters around December 10 on Allen Sells farm six miles this side of Topeka Kansas. Outplayed over a thousand Kansas hearts.
Michigan defeated Kansas 22 to 0 as Kansas suffered injuries to key players including Williamson and Daggett. Kansas City attendance included Chancellor Snow and professors cheering. Flintom ill. Kansas whist champions Ben Williams and Frank Brooks noted amid sparse readable details.
AP report notes a typographical error in election notices that wrongly set the borough council start date as January 1 1994 instead of January 1 1934. Also mentions Dennison Ohio Solomon Lawyer born on a farm near Dennison and a Denver editor Casey Taylor recalled for a pinochle tale. A Denver newspaperman allegedly crashed into page one after eight kings yielded a 800 score. A Chicago sergeant contends a robbery call is his own wife speaking.
James William Bain born May 11 1849 in Burlington Iowa died November 24 in Linwood at age 70. He married Gertrude A Black in Neosho Missouri in 1919 his second marriage. A farmer he joined the Baptist church early and later moved to the Methodist Episcopal church. Survived by widow daughter Mary Catherine brother Daniel Newkirk and many grandchildren and friends. Funeral services were held at Linwood November 21 with Rev A J Miller and Rev J Barker. burial in Baldwin Cemetery.
November 26 1896 the University of Kansas defeats Missouri 30 to 0 in Kansas City. A congressional committee continues investigation at Leavenworth Soldiers Home with governors and businessmen to testify. November 27 1996 Judge C G Foster appoints a receiver for St Louis Kansas and Southwestern railroad after a mortgage foreclosure suit. 1897 AG Boyle says no more assistants to enforce the prohibitory law.
Forty years earlier J. Coxey led 122 unemployed men from Massillon Ohio toward Washington to seek Congress relief. The march began March 25 1894 and arrived May 1. He was arrested for trespass on Capitol grounds and imprisoned twenty days. A Kentucky mines official urged bringing small wagon mines under state safety law. Old clothes ad mentions cash fare.
Curt Ralston and partner Paul St Claire trek toward Russian Lake in the Canadian northwest to chase Igor Karakhan. On a twilight river crossing they shelter Sonya Nichols, Ralph Nichols’s sister, a poised stranger who intrigues Curt with her aristocratic air and quiet courage. She shares a local fort legend of the Klosshee tribe and a twenty year avalanche of vengeance tied to Russian Lake. Tomorrow Curt plans a dangerous exploration of the area.
Mary Graham tells of Willy Nilly and Christopher cleaning muddy pond wash from a lawn while ducks race spills chaos. In a later scene Rip and Top Notch discuss burglar alarms as Top Notch jokes about police. That night Willy Nilly hears a tapping on the window. is the thief nearby?
The text explains diet's impact on thyroid activity and goiter. It notes that dietary excesses and certain foods promote goiter, while milk, oatmeal, greens, and carrots may protect against it. It links thyroid changes to emotional states and environmental factors, with animal studies showing diet quality affects goiter incidence. Tomorrow feature on personality and blood pressure referenced.
A Washington Daybook note reports Prof. O. M. W. Sprague resigning as economic adviser to the treasury citing lack of opportunity to discuss policies with the President. The piece asks whether Roosevelt would discuss policy with dissenters and recalls Commander Settle’s calm recounting of balloon flights. It also mentions Latin American ambassadors, including Colonel Eloy Alfaro of Ecuador, poised to run for president as a wave of regional leaders return to their capitals.
Gov Alf Landon announced plans to travel to Dodge City on December 6 for a statewide agricultural advisory council session. The meeting aims to study thawing farm mortgages and reducing farmer indebtedness, with committees from about 30 southern Kansas counties expected to participate.
Wichita report states police search for Mr and Mrs Harry Pritchard missing since last Thursday after leaving for Wellington on business. Their whereabouts are unknown and authorities fear they did not reach their destination. Schlanger a 68 year old South eastern Kansas business man died Saturday in a St. Louis hospital after months of treatment. He began in clothing then expanded into mining banking and manufacturing.
The piece argues that Christmas should focus on giving rather than receiving. Adults who with good intent withhold gifts deprive children of one of the season's joys, and the true flavor comes from sharing secrets, anticipation, and thoughtful presents. It ends with a small classified ad line about renting vacant property via phone.
Monday at 6:00 AM Disa Helen Rhoda Hoopes assistant professor of English. Tuesday 2:30 PM elementary German by Prof E F Engel special talk. 4:00 PM Social Institutions and the Child by Dr Bert A Nash. 4:58 PM athletic organization box led by Prof B A Elbal with Coach H W Hareglss.
Dr William Jennings Bryan denounces liquor forces for defying all restrictive laws and challenges allies to name a law they have obeyed. He argues sixty years of disobedience prove milder measures fail and urges abandonment of all liquor laws to end disrespect for law.
Rev Clyde 55 pastor First Presbyterian Leavenworth died yesterday services set for 2 30 Thursday Chaplain Frank Johnson Dr Walter Barlow Ames Topeka Dr John McAfee Emporia burial details widow daughter J D Clyde four brothers and four sisters noted Scotland born 1922 Butler Missouri move to Kansas details incomplete wedding obituary mentions Stony Point School and Ohio highway patrol job applications context appears in a local paper with scattered items
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