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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1932
Page
4
The piece notes city politics under Tammany influence with Mayor McKee’s controversial budget moves. It mentions a second Democrat candidate for mayor in the November 8 election and reflects on New York’s tax scene. A Bible verse and remarks on McKee’s tenure close the column.
Alfred E. Smith, after stating Roosevelt would not carry any New England state, launches speeches across Rhode Island Connecticut Massachusetts and New York to back the Democratic ticket. Party leaders have long urged his active support, and economic times prompt calls for a pay as you go policy as he faces renewed pressure from Roosevelt and Garner.
The text notes a comparative pittance of 150 millions and offers a sliver of solace that the Rockefellers have maintained their habit of three square meals daily up to the present, reflecting resilience amid broader financial strain.
A Bruce Barton appeal backing Herbert Hoover for president argues the nation faces a crisis since Lincoln era and cautions against renomination. Barton praises Hoover’s four years in office, calls Roosevelt unproven, and asserts Hoover’s humanity and practical leadership over class rhetoric.
West Point reports Kansas routed by Army 13 to 0 in a rain soaked game. Army’s opening surge set the tone, Kansas rallied later but could not overcome the early deficit. Weather hindered both sides as the Westerners debuted with a hard fought victory.
The revival committee of local churches plans a 70 by 130 foot tent for the Biederwolf meetings beginning next Sunday on the Eagles lot and moving the airdome site from Eldridge as summer. I C C F members J O Went To Topeka for lodge convention. N P Sherwood promoted to assistant resident engineer for Kansas City Southern at Shreveport. Invitations issued for Oct 11 card party in honor of C E Funnel and Mrs Funnel of Burlingame.
Mr and Mrs Funnel formerly resided in Sawtelle hosting an afternoon tea with about 155 guests from 3 to 6. R C Johnston and Mrs W Challwey entertained. guests moved to Mrs Holloway's home for a two course luncheon. Attendees included A Henley Frank Benedics EB Frid Mrs Gatlwell B Mrs Shanklin and Mrs John Kilworth. Luncheon served by Mary Johnston Helen Sparr Ethel Morton Kate Andrews Mona Eberle.
Forty years ago this October a young family celebrated a rare visit from Miss Emma Herperner of Washington. Informal receptions occurred at Miss Tindale’s home in the North Lawrence area. The North Lawrence Republican glee club, led by W. L. Kennedy, serenaded county central committee members in town, boasting members Sherman Walker, Will Moody, Kennedy, Ed Moore, and Lave Anson. Mrs. J A Spaulding and daughter Alice left for Colorado for Mrs. Spaulding’s health. H Kennerly left Woodward’s for a position in Leadville. Capt. S R Andrews and wife returned from the G A R Encampment in Washington and the East. Miss Emma Hyde departed for missionary field in Oklahoma, stopping en route in Wichita.
A Lyons, Kansas reader details talks with sixteen locals from diverse jobs about a proposed new postoffice. All respondents expressed need for a new building and cited defects in the current facility, presenting a local view on the Garner pork bill.
The article explains shock as a whole body state following trauma or surgery, with features like low and delayed blood pressure, weak irregular pulse, cold clammy skin, sunken eyes, and facial expressionlessness. Immediate care includes keeping the person flat, warmth, and avoiding stimuli or vomiting. stimulants are of little value.
Paul Sutton, a Baldwin waterworks employee, is recovering at home from a broken leg suffered when he fell into a well. He was treated at Memorial hospital and transported for proper care before returning home.
A storm rattles the Poole outfit as Tiger Eye Reeves confronts Babe and Jess Markel amid nesters, a killer’s threat, and a tense reveal. Babe suspects treachery, while the kid edges toward leadership and a reckoning with old scores and a looming hunt.
A fragmented scene shows the Kid waking in a shack on a rocky outcrop. Mare lies nearby, Nellie’s baby asleep, as an old gray-headed figure waits at the door. The moment hints at tension with unseen dangers and a looming encounter.
A chaotic scene unfolds with Rip racing to Willy Nilly's for a doctor as a worried group follows. The duck, roosters, and names like Top-Notch appear in a fragmented diary style report of a rural incident. The readable parts suggest an urgent health concern and a note about visitors pleading for medical aid.
A reflective essay urges unity without blindly joining every group and party. It argues true belonging comes from Christ, not denominations or secular factions, and calls readers to align with God’s kingdom rather than seek power or self. It stresses belonging as service to Christ, not control over others.
Flo tilla Botilla lies unwell while her friend Willy Nilly leads the Quackers and Rip the dog to her home. The scene shows Mrs Quacko, Old Toad, Mother Toad and others outside as Willy enters Botilla’s room with her trembling mother, seeking to help. The text ends with an unrelated ad line about placing a want ad by calling a number.
In Topeka the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows gathers 1,200 delegates. The state board of agriculture reports Kansas corn crop may be smaller than the optimistic estimates from the corn boom era.
James J Walker wired congratulations to John P O'Brien the Democratic nominee for mayor of New York after resigning. He then said he accepted an invitation from the Maharaja of Mysore to visit India aboard the Europa. The visit date remains undecided while he plans to assist in the campaign ahead of November 8.
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